The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-17

Receipts and STOCKS dL the TOTtS-
Bscelnts this day ................. $3.50
ne dsy last week. 20,134
fbis dsv last year .................. 1882
rbis 5av wear before last ........ 2S,l02
NFoial receipts since Sept 1, 1896 E. IS, 255, 59S
Enc time last year ................3,7S 2, 1888
Eame tine year before last. .729, 764
Nstock at the ports to-day i, tG,545
*E,ock same day last year. ........... 99l, 455
Daily Movement at Other Ports
Gaveston-Steady; middling, z; net re-
Nteipts, 469; sales TBS; stock, 150,990.
New Orleans-Quiet; middling, 6 1916;
bet receipts, 49, 457; gross, 1S, 955; sales, 1,900
stock 4O6774.
n Mobile-Nominal; middling, 6 1916; net
receipts, 1921; stock. IS. $50.
Chareston-Firm; middling, ga; net re-
7sipts, $50; stock, $3.50.
Wilmington-Steady; middling, SIS; net
Receipts, 1913. stock, 1860.
Norfolk-Steady; middling, 6zs net re-
Eeipts 1925; sales 124; stock, SO, 492.
4 Baltimore-Nominali middling, IA;
.kock, 27n5.
New York-Quiet middling, IA; net re-
eipts none; gross, 1,006; sales, 3S4; spin
. n,ag, S4l; stock, 29lS STA.
Boston-Quiet; mtddling, 5-16; net re-
Eceipts 999; gross, lit.
4 Phiadephia-Weak; middling, TX; net
'receipts, lO9; stock, $500.
4 Daily Movement at Interior Towns
Alphabetically; middling, z 1-16; net re-
.ceipts 93 sales, go; stock, 1904.
H Memphis-Steady; middling, SIS; net re-
Eeipts go; gross, $50; sales, 1900; stock,
.l6i6l3
St. Louis-Quiet; middling, 6 15-16; net re-
Iceipts, 29i; gross, 1,462; sales, 1,1O5; stock,
\ 8,24
4 Cmcinnati-Quiet; middling, z; net re-
sipis 1872; sales, 200; stock, $3.50.
Houston-Steady; middling, 6 1915; net
&feeeipts, i232; sales, POS; stock, As, 936.
Lousyille-Quiet; middling, z.
H Exports of Cotton This Day
A GalFeston-To Great Britain, 1915.
New 0reans-To Great Britain, 5,11O;
sentiment 625: coastwise, 1852.
Moole-Coastwise, $50.
Sayannah-Coastwise, 525.
ChaTeston-To the continent, S,752;
|1oastwise 731.
Nortok-To the continent, 800; coastwise.
New York-Forwarded, 6.
bosion-To Great Britain, 1915.
Io'al foreign exports from all ports this
Jay and so far this week: To Great Bri-
an -wO; to France, none; to the con-
|lnent 9677
Io'aI foreign exports since Sept. /, '96:
Great Britain, ?, 142, SO9; to France, 46S,
- 10 The continent, ,2S4,1
liverpool Jan. 49, 1880 D. m.-Cotton,
'naHd moderate; prices easier; American
"Iu"ns' 3 jl-S2d; sales, 5000, all Amer
, Az, speculation and export, 500; receipts,
Nv. american, 26, 500; futures OPEN
qo'el with demand moderate; January,
n egSu, January February, February
in Mafch-April, April-May, 35Sd;
an uAe' 8.59d; June-July. July-August,
ny Ausust-September, 359d3.5S Flu
sr qt'l Spot prices: American mid
,, mug ialr, 4 l3-32d; good middling, 4 $500;
y, IN Mlldd.'ng. 3 27-32d; good ordinary,
-,''-I' ordinary, 3 17-32d.
,r ~ III Ame rican middling, 3 Sf-S2d; Jan
o''sl sellers; January February.
,.-r5 March, March-April, 3.57d3. SD
Ig1,,' ,April-May, 3.5Sd sellers; May
te.s.,.. 'lap6'o9d sellers; June-July, S.59d
c,s, e. 1uiy -August 3.59d3.6Od sellers: Au-
l.fob.,-p 'eonoer S.5Sd values; September
.-'l val ''''d values; October November,
Non v Futures closed quiet.
o9ene5 oIh' Jan. l6, noOn.-Cotton futures
ac.. a slelay; January 6.92c; February.
lnrl March, Z0ic; April, 71Oc; Nav. lis:
WI W., G-le, July, 7.2ic.
,ga." lofk, Jan. is, / y. m.-Cotton closed
eah-.. sdles' $500 BALES; January and
u,y 'ltI' 5.93c; March, 7OOc; April, 7O7c:
,,.t'' June, 71Sc; July. 722c; August
.ember 'eelmoer' 6.99c; October and No
,innI,. orA' Jan. 1.-the total visible
,aiss WI cotton for the world IS 4.165. 0S7
an vi which 3,Sl9.7S7 bales are Ameri-
ec.J,,.nSt 4i05009 and 3.627. SO2 bales re-
sst ny last year. Receipts during the
ales p at al interior towns were Sc. 8i2
u no ii'',,celpts from tho plantations were
ala, ''Ies The crop IN sight is 6.e6i ava
4 oo,,. OH Jan. i6.-Riordan & CO. say
ul ,'l to-day: I'VE have had a very
.tb.n IN cotton, with fluctuations
1we.' " narrow range, the highest and
nd r, 'ii1e Tor March having been 7.14c
.fa,, respectively. To-day an ungat-
lrtb,' Liverpool report resulted I'm a
Derod ~, u'eune OF or 4 points March
De TOM .'pic and closed at 7.Otc. with
Z t5l qIiet' but the demands was brisk
rnro,.,N, cine ana after the close. prices
tra05 couple Of points. Some
l.1k NJ, ,aGers to-day were inclined 10
his or me turning point in prices. not
as be-- .otion, but OF all commodities
ads reached, There Is no doubt maj
Irslv ru lroving' slowly perhaps, but
ir opiri.LL're ls only one contingency. in
lproyel.on, which can prevent a decided
"'''' IN the price Of cotton. We