The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-09

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Cotton.
Liverpool, Feb. 8, noon.-Cotton-Quie
free supply Offering; prices unchanged; Amer
lean m1ddling, AID; sales 10000 bales; Amer
lean 900 bales; speculation and export, 1900
bales; receipts, 1000 bales; ali American.
Futures opened very steady; demand moder-
ate.
Futures-American middling fair, low mid
also S-64d; March and April, l1-64d. also
4 lO-6id; April and May, 13-64d, also Hold
May and June, l5-64d, also 1464d; June
and July, l6-64d. also 17-64d July and Au-
gust, 1S64d, also 1850; August and Sep
TENDER, 206td, also l9-6ld. Tenders at
to-day's clearings were - bales new dock
cts.
p. m.-Cotton American middling fair,
1 ll-l6d; good middling, 49sd; middling, AID;
low mlddhng, 41sd; good ordinary, 4d; ordi-
nary, l3-l6d ~
Futures-American middling fair, low mid
! ding clause: February, 41l-6id, value; Feb
ruary and March, l1-64d, value; March and
April, I2-6444 l36id; April and May, l4-64d,
value; May and June, l5-64{94 l6-64d; June
and July, l7-6+1i 1850; July and August
l9-64d, buyers; August and September
O64l04 2l-64d; September and October
20o4d, buyers. Futures closed steady and
| quiet
New York, Feb. 8, noon.-Cotton contracts
! opened steady at 3l54 points advance gained
405 points, then fell 4615 points, and are now
| 3 points over yesterday.
New York, FEB. s. noon.-Cotton futures
| opened steady, as follows: February, 74c;
! z 9ec; July, 02c.
New York, Feb 8, p m-spot cotton
closed steady; middling gulf sac; middling
| uplands &c; sales $40 bales
! Futures closed dull, with sales of
! 10250O bales. as follows: February, no;
March, : &c; April, SIC; May, 9Jc; June.
! 2 96c; July, 99c; August. s 05c; September
! 8 00c; October 02c; November, 8 csc.
| New York. Feb. B.-The total consolidated
| netreceipts at all the ports to-day were 49, 5s4
| bales; exports TO Great Britain % OILS bales, to
ha A
| bales; stock ], or. 729 bales.
| Total 50 far this week: Net receipts 10 176
| bales; exports to Great Britain "A 7S6 bales
to France l6,477 bales, to the continent 1852
| bales.
New Orleans, Feb. s.-Cotton futures closed
dull, with sales OF 10000 bales, as
7 acc, May z soc. June 63c, July z zoe, Au-
| gust zoe, September 69c.
New York, Feb. s.-The Sun, in its review
| of to-days cotton market, says: Cotton ad-
! Vanced points, lost all this. and then ad-
vanced to points, closing dull Sales 1885,
800 bales Liverpool advanced partially u
| point, then declined partially a point, closing
steady spot sales 10000 bales at f1rmer, but
| unchanged prices. In Manchester yarns were
| quiet and steady cloths dull Bonn bay receipts
| for the week SO. 900 bales against 1900 bales
| for the same week last year: so far this year,
| $4,000 bales, against 900 bales for the
! same time last year. Bombay shipments
thus nus far this year $4,000 bales, against
| 5000 bales. New Orleans advanced 6 to 7
| points, but lost this and declined point Spot
| cotton here is steady. Sales 900 bales for
| spinning and $50 bales on speculation. South
| ern markets generally quiet, steady and I'M
| changed New Orleans was easy but I'M
changed, with sales Of $500 bales; Memphis,
! 1850 bales; Galveston. 1873 bales, and Nor
| folk, 842 bales. augusta receipts, 22l bales
/ against POS ba les last year; Memphis, 4S9 bales
against 1l76 sales; st Louis, ia bales against
4O0 bales and Houston 610 bales, against 2842
| bales. New Orleans receipts tomorrow are
! estimated at 500 bales, against 4,2S2 bales
| last week and 3 ,964 bales last year. Stocks of
| cloth in Bombay Dec. 81, were 12, 900 bales
and II 900 cases, the smallest stocks since
| 1886 In 1891 they we're 40 900 bales and 80 900
cases. Silver declined 7-l6d in London and
! &c here"
New York, Feb. S.-Riordan & Co. say of
] cotton today: In Its general course, to days
/ market closely resembled yesterdays Liver
| pool was unchanged, but the receipts were
| during the forenoon. March opened at 77Sc.
and gradually advanced until 7.s4c. was bid.
| But there were many longs who had grown
! tired OF waiting for high profits and who lost
! no time in taking advantage OF the improve
ment to unload. The nrst OF these sellers
! soon found a multitude of imitatOrs and the
market saRged under the pressure OF offer
| The close was dull with re bid
| for March. The selling during the afternoon
was stimulated by advices from New Orleans,
| saying that Hester estimated the Texas crop
already in sight at LOO. 900 bales. The feeling
/ to night is very much mixed, and many OF the
| bulls, seeing that the diminished movement
| has only trifing and transitory effect on
| prices, are disposed to be Respondent"
COTTON TABLE.
Tone. Mid. Rec. Sales. Stock.
Galveston -. d Dull - La Ia 1873 ll4'8SS