The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-21

20 Il rance y.
10 the continent .......................484,l +5
1o'al foreign 81, 2sS
| Total coastwise ......................2g7 POI. Col
1otat exports S2l, 299
STOCK on hand this day ...............1ll.4j0
| STOCK on hand same day last year. l2i ,i25
| Receipts aud Stocks at the Ports
! Receipts this day observation-disclosures. "a 1855
| This day last week ................... 32Sl5
! rms DAY last year Observation-Disclosures. 39,693
! This day year before last ............ 1893
| Receipts past week Observation-Disclosures. 20G543
Same week last year ..............., pc ,S23
Same week year before last ....... 49,. l7S
/ Total receipts since Sept. l. 1898. Sac ASP
same time last year ................. 6.303, 96i
Same time year before last .........5.362, ell
Stock at the ports to-day ...........l, 1Ql, 55S
| stock same day last year .......,,.. i, 2S5,SSl
| Daily Movements al Other Ports
Galveston-Firm; middling, 5ll-l6; net
receipts, 4,6iS; gross, 1913; sales, 800;
! stock, 2747S4.
New Orleans-Flrm; middiing. 7-l6; net
receipts. S,5OS; gross, S,9l2; sales, 1900;
stock, 1898.
Mobnc-seady; middling. 59s net re
cepts, 1871; gross, 1871 sales. 1900; stock,
SO. POI.
Charleston-Firm middung. "a; net re-
ceipts sos; gross, sos; stock 2S,i3l
! Wilmirgton-F'irm middlng, 5ia; net re
/ ceipts 599; gross, 500; stock. l9,1iS.
Norfoll1-Steady; middlmg. 5ss; net re-
ceipts, 3,l36; gross, 8,136; sales 49, stock,
35,7lS.
Baltimore-Nominal; middiing, G; net re
cepts, 1853; gross, 1858; stock, 3O,19l
New York-Firm; middltng, 67s; net re-
| copts, sos gross 3,09S; sales, 1902; stock.
/ 104 1928
Boston-Firm; middling, SIS; net receipts,
2.293; gross, 1880.
lphia-Quiet; middling. 69s; net
receipts, 420; gross. 420; stock 500
Daily Movements at Interior Towns
/ Augusta Steady; midding. G; mel re
ceipts Sl3; gross, 213 sales, 400; stock, A.
! I22
Memphis-Firm; middling, SO; net re-
ceipts 1924 gross, 1864; sales, 2,750, stock,
| 135, IA
St. Louis-Flrm; middling. 55s; net re
ccipts S39; gross 1866; sales 1850; stock,
S1505.
Cincinnat-Firm; mlddllng 59l; net re-
ceipts 2.951; gross, 2.951; stock. 1864
/ Houston-Steady; middlng. 7-l6; net re-
ceipts, 4,34S; gross, 4SiS; sales, 269; stock
| 170S51.
L.ouisyiue-Fhm; mddling 55s; stock,
/ 735.
Exports of Cotton This Day
GalvestOn-To the continent, 1904.
j New Orleans-To Great Britain, 1906,
| France, S,087; continent, 1902; coastwise,
| 1,764
| Mobile-Coastwis 024
Charleston-To the continent, 1860
Norfolk-Coastwis ,728
Ba,timore-To Great Britain. 4,241; con-
tinent, 567S.
New York-To the continent. 1n.
Boston--To Great Britain, 1.4i0
Total foreign exports from al ports this
day-To Great Britain, 90 ,657; to France
! S,0S7; to che continent, 1882
Total foreign exports from all ports
thus far this week-To Great Britain, 10. 70
500; to France, 21,S97 60 the continent, o.
5W
Total foreign exports since Sept l, 1898
To Great Britain. 2.565,G62 to France
553 500; 60 the continent. 17S2.f34
Liverpool Jan. .-Cotton-Spot. mod
! crate demand; prices unchanged; Amerl-
can middling, 3-16d; sales, 10000 bales, Of
which 1000 were for speculation and ex-
/ port and included $500 American: re-
| ceipts, 300 bales, all American.
Futures opened quiet with a moderate
/ demand and closed quiet; American mid
| Cling, low mddling clause, January, 3.0Sd
| value; January February. 3.0Sd, value;
| February March, 3.OSd, buyers; March
| April, 5000, buyers; April May, 3.10d buy
| ers; May-June. Sid, buyers; June-July,
! 3.12d, sellers; July-August 3.13d. sellers;
! August-Septembe 3.13Q314d, sellers Sep
! tember-October, 3.13Q314d buyers; Octo-
! Der November, 3.1ld, sellers; November
! December S.Hd, buyers
New York Jan. 2O.-The cotton market
| showed pronounced leaning toward the
! bul. side pretty much all day The most
| prominent feature of developments was
| sharp turn Of New Orleans and Liver
! pool shorts and a certain well-known
/ oversold export house, this buying for the
| most part being I'm the January, March
| and May deliveries. Throughout the day
| these positions showed a relatively much
| firmer position 20 the rest of the list, Jan
uary, in fact. reaching a Level of 10 points
| over the final figure of yesterday.
/ While steady in tone at the start, prices
went off ! TO 4 points in sympathy with
| weakness In Liverpool futures. Reports
of continued good weather over the cot
! ton belt and prospects Of a larger move
| ment at the ports for the day than had
| been anticipated added TO the reactionary
| condition Of the early market Shortly
: after The call however, wire Investment
/ orders began 70 arrive, which. with ac-
| Give demand for Wall street account. led
/ 70 a turn in the course Of the market
Late cables reflected more stable feel
| ing abroad; Southern dlspnt ches indicated
/ tirmer spot markets, dilatory crop prepa-
| ratl0ns and unsettled weather prospects
| ali of which operated 10 und rhine the DO
/ sition Of shorts Covering became general
| and for a time the bulls were In control
/ further rise in stocks sentimentallv
J influenced the cotton market ana led TO
/ talk of the speculative public directing
more attention TO the staple The late
/ market was rather less active but dis
/ played well sustained strength. The local
! trade We're also disappointed in the smaller
! spot sales abroad but 1900 bales being
/ reported. Reports from New England
showed yarns and cloths to be in brisk
| demand AZ outside prices. The market
| closed very steady at a logs Of ] point
| 10 a net gain Of points
New York Jan. 2O.-Cotton fu-
| lures opened steady at the