The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-08


Sine time year before last ........5, l03, 2l5
SoA at the ports to-day ..........1, POI, 537
s0k same day last year ..........1, H9,653
Daily Movements at Other Ports
4 Gsreson-Steady; middling, 57-16; net
receipts, 6,5l4; gross, 5,514; sales, 80; stock,
1851
New Oreans-Quiet; middling, 81; net
receipts, 1899; gross, 10,3O9; sales. 1900;
stock, l6Jg7.
Noble-Firm; middling, 51s; net receipts,
LII gross, LII; sales, 200; stock, 81, 49S.
Chareston-Steady; middling, SIS; net re-
ceptS 6S; gross, GAS; stock, SO, 234.
Wlmhg,on-Firm; middling, 53s; net re-
cepts, 81; gross. 251; stock, 1927.
N0rtok-S, eady; middiing, 7-16; net re-
Npts, ISL; gross, 2,S11; sales, 146; stock,
/ $685.
Baldmore-Nominal; middling, 81; gross
receipts AIS stock, 22,O47.
New York-St,ady; midding, 1916; net
receipts i2S; gross, 645; stock, S4,9S7.
Bostol-steady; middling, SIS; net re-
epts SlZ7; gross, 3,127
Philadephia-Quiet; middling, 3-16; net
Mspts l29; gross, 129; stock, 4,9S5.
Daily Movements at Interior Towns
Alphabetically; middling, 81; net re-
/ epsr ass, gross, 593; sales, $50; stock,
a@
A.mphls-Steaiy; middling, 53s; net re-
/ e2s lleS, gross. 2,04S; sales, 1880; stock,
Aa.
St Louis-Frm; middling, SIS; net re-
4 .els 922i gross, 4,64S; sales, S74; stock,
Chcirnali-Quiet; middling, 1916; net
ntpts' 1851; gross, 1851; sales, 800; stock,
Houston-Fnm; middling, SIS; net re-
~ls' +2-5; gross, 4,226; sales, LII; stock,
55eslsyIle-steady; middling, 51a.
Exports of cotton this day
New Orleans-To Great Britain, 800; to
The continent. 800.
wise 2M.
@Vannah-To the continent, 1850; coast
HGiolk-Coastwise, 1888.
sos'on-Io Great Britain, 1851.
tea' lofelsn exports from all ports
VIM uay-Fo Great Britain, 1851; to the
@niirenr 447i.
NY '~o' Iore'sn exports since Sept. l, 1893
!, ~ GTeat Britain 2379.744; to France, 1885,
90. 10 the continent, 1,5S4.560.
liverpool Jan. Cotton. SPOT. good
r -sIySS doneprices hardening; American
r@.-,as sgd; the sales of the day
wy. S l-'P bales, 1000 for speculation and
lU" and included 1170O American; re-
N 5.. @"o including 1860 American.
I1Ie' opened and closed steady, with
nt 3si aemaul. American middlng. low
r,T~.ns clause, January, sod buyers;
an, -u a, y-t ebruary. 3.0}d buyers; Febru-
,9r1 Hoiln, 3GiG3,051 buyers; March
XXX, g,1' oA9P3Q6c buyers; April-May, 5000
J,es 1olyefs' May-June, 3.0sd sellers;
Fo,l.ro ou's' 5]9d sellers; July-August. 3. O9d
ers, . Algust-September, 8 1913 lid sell
toter 9,,iY'5hQer-October, Slid sellers: Oc-
n o'emher sid buyers; November
V.enoer 5lla3. l2d buyers.
o,o,., 1ofA' Jan. THE cotton market
bgbl. steady with prices 8 to 4 points
Ia e.,. gus being an Indifferent response
ff1a,i, liverpool cables. bullish weather
bei from pretty much the entire cotton
and io, D small movement at the Dort $
fssr, 't,'Ilqr towns. Proft-talxine nv con-
siIonsc. seIllng pressure from the
Nllfher, anu iquIudtlOn OF Weal k
SIDE a.. holdings We're largely respon-
siy,s,. 'o' failure of the early market 10
deysi'-. aa had been expected. subseuue1f
bsl,srr P ,' however, were decidedly
iore.go p s, moving up several points on
gss.6o,s, SUPPORT and the appearance OF in
iror w.. 'i"ers the latter being chiefly
hsf l1il street houses. For q SaI,r1,v
quite ser., specula.on was active and
At nal S.s mat spot cotton was being neId
with t5a ny higher prices in The sonth
cradle nue.. aemaad urgent, caused consid-
The res iI' BUSINESS BUSINESS in the bear ranks with
cover '1'' that not few shorts son- M
by .n 'aie market was bul;isblv ine,,onooa
receip,e , ,Sumates for Mondays tnts,-.,,,.
had Bee, ana reports that greaf da An. go.
b many r S29e by the recent heavy rams
ne ma 1 tp,fuons of the belt AZ ne ciaaa
ssher s1 was steady ? to 5 points rg ''D De,
tshor 10 ' i steady with pric y-.'s f re-
ana oa-l6c for middling r ll',uo1 M e