The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-09-12


f.tre and unchanged. The following re-
a,rs of the different markets will show
.s.rone and the quotations a the close to-
day:
COTTnN.
r,,,,re= declined to 10 points on the
s.rire of Liverpool to respond to the
w., York Improvement yesterday, and
.T,ed furtber on a report that Neil
o,,r1 soon give out an estimate of a crop
.sM5o0 Gao bales The day showed a full
Sslfne of 10 to- u points. The drop In
ffires caused weakness In the local
sog market, and at the close there was
.decIjne of Lice on all grades.
on Change the market opened quiet
.n5 unchanged, with sales of ABS bales. At
the regular Saturdays closing call, at l
n.,locl the market was bulletined quiet
Ct 1-16c decline, with sales of S4 bales.
The following were the official spot quo
ntions, at the close of the market, at the
cotton Exchange to-day:
Good mddling ................,....s....6 ll-l6
abiding Observation-Disclosures. Clio
Low Inddling ...,........'''...'''''..''''. l-lo
Good ordinary .................,........5 l-l6
Market, quiet; sales, 722 Middling same
day asst year, 1850.
ssa Island Cotton.-There is very little
doing in the sea island cotton as yet The
and as all of the buyers are getting back,
and the factors are Strengthening things
fora busy season, it is expected that in a
few days a revision of the old quotations
will be made on sales of desirable blocks
Of cotton. At present the quotations are
held firm and it is expected there will be
little if any change, at the opening of the
seasons business. The following quota
lions are reported by factors:
Fvtra choice FloridaS ..............1 41A
Choice Floridas .l372ql4
Extra fine Floridas ................lS
Fancy Georgias ......................l2 nl212
Extra choice Georgias .n1aQl14
Choice Georgias .....................n q1l1a
Extra fine GeOrgias ................l0 qlO15
Fine GeOrgiaS Recommendations. y "a 912
Medium fine Georgias .............. S1s
Common GeOrgias ..................
savannah Receipts, Exports and Stocks;
Eecsipts this day ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6,403
receipts this day last year ............ 5,554
RECEIPTS this day year before last =. S'546
Receipts since Sept. !, 1897, .......... 1856
Same time .ast year ............'.'''. 4I'oVo
Same time year before last ............ 10, 79l
Exports coas wise, this day .......... 1885
Stock on hand this day ................H,5O5 |
Sane day last year ...................HI0 l
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this day ....................,... 23,559
This day last week ....................10,2 S8 |
This day year before last .......... 1873
Total receipts since Sept. l, 1897, ....139,425
Same time last year ...................2 H ,S5S
Slme time year before last .......... 1854
Stock at the ports to-day s........... 15S,OO1
Stock same day last year ........... $50, TT
Daily Movements at Other Ports
Galveston-Steady; middling. 7; net re-
cepts, 1881; sales, 919; stock, 42,S3S.
New Orleans-Easy middling, 1916;
net receipts, 1,211; gross, 4,470; sales, 750;
stock, lS427.
Mobile-Quiet; middlIng. As; net re-
ceipts, 800; sales, $50; stock, SSH
Charleston-Firm; middling, 81; net re-
cepts, LII; sales, 400; stock, S615.
Wilmington-Firm; middling, 1916; net
receipts, 243S; stock, 1856.
Norfolk-Quiet; middling, SIS; net re-
ctlpts, 2l9; gross, 2S4; stock ST..
Baltimore-Nominal; middling, ~; stock |
New York-Quiet; middling TIC; gross
H757.
boston-Steady; middling, ~.
Fnllade phia-Quiet; middling, Z 11-16;
net receipts. "A; stock, 1852.
Daliy Movements at Interior Towns
Aususta-Easy; middling. 11-16; net re-
SSeob,s' 26l; gross, 2,671; sales, 1,419; stock,
MemphIs-Easy; middling, Z; net receipts |
o' gross 300; sales, 2,Ss3.
IT. Louis-Steady; middlng 4 net re-
NY's' 10; gross, 2l5; stock, 6,443.
4ss 49, o'o0N'
houston Steady; middling, 1916; net
receipts le5l6; sales, 61S; stock, S9,2S1.
Loulsvile-Quet middling, "a.
exports of Cotton This Day
new Orleans-To Great Britain. 200: |
coa7t wise, 3441.
Moblle-Coastwise 562
saVannah-Coastwise 1856
ar'eston-Coastwise, PA.
Nortolk-Coastwlse 1874.
Me" Aork-Forwarded, $500
I0tal foreign exports from all norts to.
Britain, 200.
~ la foreign exports since Sept. l. 1897:
II, Hreat Britain, 1452S; TO France. 7146:
" me continent 4 296.
ton , srd, Sept. Il, p. Enclosing cot
ro spo, quiet; prices UNCHANGED: Ameri-
,' aA nlddIing 4lsd The sales of the dav
lra,5,,,U 0O oales of which 500 were for spec
ITNoh and export, and included 500
lean american. Receipts 1000; no Amer
ala 'Jures opened steady, with moder-
lrtI5itI.uua ana and closed quiet; American
~ low middling clause. 3.62N9 6sd,
s. September October. $500, 5Sd, buv,
NM, o1ectlooer-November 3.4S99. 49d, buyers;
nm ef- December, 3.Hd3. 45d BUYERS:
Js1ga lno9'eT-January, 1903 4id, buyers;
rsr. =, = ebruary, 3.43q3. AID, sellers; Feb
ll[,y, march, 3.44d, sellers; March-April
J 5yeoii.9a' buyers; April-May, 3.45a3.46d
Jg6e Ii., May-June, 946G347d, sellers.
uly 3.47aS. 4Sd; sellers.
mari" York, Sept. 1l.-To-day's cotton
the 'G fyio, was a signal disappointment to
trends of the staple, who had conf
tom looked for much healthier under
dsrt,,I me first call developed an easy IN
Ger aa with prices SOLO points lower un-
Of vt 5sAeral liquidation, the direct result
6wi,.!5 Disappointing English cables. Fol
sonias the call. the local market became
more nat steadier on covering bv the
mon +nld shorts to secure profits. Ru-
cr5a nat NELL was shortly to issue
cu5te5 mate of 1o5OO,O0O bales were cir
know, late in the session by we'll
n ees5 commission house, and started re-
brota Lquidation, under which prices
circ ~ market closed steady at net de-
Sea S Sl lJ4l2 points, with total sales of
for ta5 cd receipts of cotton at the ports
wset 0Iay were 5000, against 10 2SS last