The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-02


prices sales OF listed stocks 425, 600, unlisted
- 900 shares.
NEw YORK. Feb. Treasury balances: Coin,
81, I02, go; currency, 81, &9l. 900
The following were closing BIDS:
Atchison, 7. & ) F. 351S N. Y. Central 90. .ii0lS
Baltimore & Ohio. 90 n. ]. Central 1872
Canadian Pacific. $3.50 Norfolk &W. pref 3Sls
Chesapeake & o.. 1914 Northern Pacific. Is
Chicago, B. & Q. 1925 do pref. 1895
Chicago & Alton. ia Northwestern, ll51S
Cotton Oil ........ 46IS do preferred --
Cotton Oil pref. 50 Pacific Mail....... 26l9
East Tennessee &C.. ~ Reading ........... 1874
do d. pref. % Rchmd Terminal. lQ1s
Erie -......-....... 25I6 Rock Island ...... S115
do preferred. s. St. Paul. slSs
Illinois Central 102i3 do preferred 81. l247s
Della, Lack &W.. 1875 Silver Certificates. $50
Lake Erie & W.. p Am. Sugar Ref l2S
do do pref. 1881 do do pref. .lO3
Lake Shore $50. 1900 Tennessee oal&I l. 5514
willie s Nash &c. IS do do pref. 1902
Memphis & Char. 50 Texas Pacific ..... s94
Michigan Central. l06 Union Pacific ..... 4lIS
Missouri Pacific q. IS WABASH. ... 800. liz
Mobile aud Ohio. 81 Wabash preferred. 24N
Nash, c. & St. L. IS Western Union. g
STATE BONDS.
Alabama class \. .10O1S Tennessee ODDS. "62
Alabama class B. I03 Tenn new setGs. .lO2
Alabama class c.. 81 do do 5s. .l0l
Louisiana consols. 81 do do IS. 743z
NorthCarolina IS 9S1s Virginia os. ....,. 50
NorthCarolina IS 1221s do eX mat coup. 81
SO. Caro-. Browns. 81 do .Consoli' ted. 90
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. /, noon.-Cotton opened
firm, with improved demand; American mid
ding uplands 51Si; sales 1900 bales
American 10 900 bales; speculation and export
1900 bales; receipts 1000 baleS-American go
bales. Futures opened steady and hardening.
Futures: American middlinR. low middling
clause, February delivery ID; February aud
March delivery 1-6id, also s-64d. also 3-64f.
also 5-641, March and April delivery $3.50.
also 5 4-64d, also sod. also . 6 Cad, also
> 7-64d; April aud May delivery 8 4-64i also
5-64d, also 664d, also 7-64d. also sod /;
May and June delivery 6-o4d, also 7-64d,
also 5 Sid, also 9G4d a'so l0,G4d; June and
July delivery s. 64d, also god. also l064d.
also 12-64d; July and August delivery l0-64d
also l1-64d; August and September de-
livery 10-64d, also 1850.
The tenders OF deliverieS at to-dayS clearingS
amounted TO 1900 bales new dOckets and 200
bales old.
D. mixtures: American middling, low
middling clause, February delivery $500
4-64d; February and March delivery $500
8 4-64d; March and April delivery 4-64 %
5 5-64d; April and May delivery 6-6ld, sellers
May and June delivery 5 7.64Go5 S-64d June
and July delivery 5 9-6Id, value; July and
| August delivery 1064Q5 11-64d; August and
/ September delivery 10-64d. buyers; Septem-
Der AMI October delivery 9-6id, value; Octo-
Der aud November delivery 63-64d, value; No
vember and December delivery ID; Decem-
Der and January delivery 62-6id, value. Flu
lures closed quiet.
MANCHESTER, Feb. THE Guardians com
mercial article says Little business is done
/
Of execution are much delayed by the growing
| scarcity of yarns. which is greatly troubling
manufacturers who depend on bought yarns.
weave are more favofabIy placed,
Tho inquiry is fair, but sales are
| light. When the strike is over q great
| leeway will be required in the making up Of
goods. If buyers await that time there will be
great difficulty in supplying desirable goods.
The reduced outturn is greatly below the con-
sumption, Yarns are quiet but firm.
Nr.vVf LaH 49,
opened steady, as follows: February delivery
PC, March delivery 40c, April delivery
9 47c, May delivery 3 55c, June delivery 9 So,
July delivery &c.
Cotton contracts opened steady at 3@6 points
advance, fell 407 points, cause unsettled and
irregular with active ira lie, but now steady and
unchanged to point up from yesterday. BALES
were 1874, 900 bales. The market was influenced
by the passing OF the Hatch bill, whils Liver
pool closed quiet and partly point up Port
receipts to day were estimated at II 900 bales,
against % 0SA bales last year.
New YoRK, Feb. /, noon.-Middlng uplands
| 9 7-l6c, middling Orleans 11-16c, low middling
| &c; good ordinary l5-16c; sales 1871 bales.
| Spot cotton closed quiet.
Of 27S, 800 bales, as follows: February delivery
8 2Sc, March delivery 9 3sc, April delivery
| 8 4Sc, May delivery &c June delivery &c,
July delivery 9 66c, August delivery CSC,
| 8 29c.
Total net receipts at ell the ports
to-day were ll.775 bales; exports, to Great
Britain hiss bales, to the continent 1,025 bales
| to France -; stock l,O247'7 bales.
ATLANTA, Feb. l.-Cotton quiet; middling
| &c; receipts II bales.
GALVESTON, Feb. i.-Cotton closed quiet;
mddnng 5-1sc; net receipts 1873 bales. gross
none; sales 957 bales; stock lC0, 595 bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain - bales, to the CONT
nent bales.
NORFOLK, Feb. I.-Cotton closed dull; mid
ding s9sc; net receipts 276 bales, gross none;
sales 40 oaes; stock 49, 4O5.
BALTIMORE, Feb. l.-Cotton closed nominal
middling sac; net receipts none, gross none
sales none; stocx "a go bales.
BOSTON, Feb. l-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 7-ltc; net receipts $50 bales, gross
2,4Ot; sales none; stock none.
WILMINGTON, Feb. l.-Cotton closed firm;
middliug 9l6c; net receipts II bales, gross none;
sales none; stock y, 1853 bales; exp rts, coastwise
So bales.
middiing l3-i6c; net receipts 257 bales, gross
none; sales none; stock 677 bales.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 1.--Cotton closed irragu-
lar; middling 914c; net receipts e,4o2 bdes,
gross $40; sales $3.50 bales; stock 352, SAG
bales exports. coastwise 1919 bales.
new ORLEANS, Feb. 1.-Cotton futures
steady with sales Of $4,000 bales. as follows:
February delivery 3 14c March delivery 2lc,
April delivery 2Gc, May delivery 0 &c, June
delivery SIC, July delivery 43c.
New Orleans monthly crop movement to Feb.
l: Port recelpts for i've months 4,OO3,393 bales,
against 5,43S,9i is bales last year and ,27S, 065
bales the year before last. Overland to mills
and Canada 635. 4S3 bales, AGAINST 90l, 1870 bales
last year and 1861 63 bales the year before last
Interior stocks. in excess OF Sept. ]: 1923, 62}
bales this year, against sos. $50 bales last year
and 435 352 bales the year before last. Southern
mill takings, exclusive of consumption at the
southern outports, 3,04l3 bales, against 30 3 969
bales asst year and 1875. 800 bales the year before
last. Amount of crop brought into sight at
the close Of January: 5,332, 912 bales. against
72Os, 425 bales last year and 6s4l ,43O the year
before last. Crop brought into sight for
January SOLO bales, against 762, $3.50 bales last
year and 966 1873 bales the year before last.
MOBILE, Feb I.-Cotton closed dull; mid
ding 9lkc; net receipts % bales gross
none; sales ECO bales; stock Al 1858 bales; ex-
ports, Oaslwise 422.
MEAPHIs, Feb. Cotton closed steady mid
ding 996c; net receipts 1907 bales, gross 045;
sales l. 100 bales; stock l02, 9l5 bales.
AUGUSTA Fec. 1.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding 914c; net receipts 294 bales, gross none;
sales 500 bales; stock 1910 bales.
CHARLESTON, Feb. Cotton closed quiet;
middling 914ci net receipts 432 bales, gross
none; sales none; stock 45, 1913 bales.
middling $3.50; net receipts 391 bales. gross
none; sales so; stock c, 453 bales
LOUISVILLE, Feb. lotion closed quiet;
midi ing 95sc; net receipts none, gross
none; sales none; stock none.
ST. LouIs, reb. Cotton closed quiet;
middlin2 7-16c, net receipts PSI bales, gross
/ 7ss; sales 100; stock So IS bales.
HOUsTOS, Feb l.-Cotton closed dull
middling VIC; net receipts 2,203 bales; gross
none: sales l64; stock 2S,O15 bales.
NEW YoRK. Feb l-Consoldated net re-
ceip1s of cotton at all the ports up TO and in
gliding to-day for the week were e. 2l6 bales.
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