The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-06

-rsiss The sales reported last were on
bass Of ne followlpg quotations;
Medium me Ga. and Fla. 50l1c
Medium ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
F,f-s lre Georgia's. full............li disc
sara hle GeOrgia's, scant. ..-..-... 1870
Savannah Receipts, Exports ana Stocks.
Receipts this ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !, ga
ave Gay last year..-.-.....-.......... z5}
Receipts since Sept. !, '94..........-.7Sls 54
SANG time last year. .-................S 32, 203
TyIcrts, continent, this day.. SIS
sock on hand tbs day.-..............s9 25S
same day last ear-...................92 43i
i Receipts and stocks at the ports
receipts this day ..-.-............-.. Is 913
This day last week ...-..--..-...-.... 545Sj
ms day last year --................ 20215
receipts past four days ............. Bias
same time last year ................ s. SAC
i Total receipts since Sept l, 1891. &C, 25506d
same time last year ..---...---...- 1872 i7
stock at the PORTS to-day 97S 03g
Stock same day last wear ............1, ESQ 0G5
Receipts This Week Last Year.
/ Saturday. Wednesday ~ s. TAG
Monday. ........-2i, SS4 THURSDAY ......13,5Si
Tuesday. ...--... zJ.1l5 Friday .........2l, 7Sl
Tally movement at other ports
Gaivesto 'T. m15lld i rs net re
New OIL ans-Easy; middlng, 3; net re-
c-pts l2sll gross, 1924; sales, 500;
U6biie-Quiet; middling. 4 1916; net re-
cents -4l}; sales, 100. stock. 4, SIS.
4 harleslou-Steady; middling, SIS: net
receipts lu65 stock %, 1852
WlmnetCn-FIrm; middling, Az; net re-
ceIJts 10i: stock, 1895.
NOrfOIk-Steady, miGCling, 5 1-l6: net re
. ceirts 1li2, sales, 639: stock. al, 1868.
. Batmore-Dull; middling, 5le; gross,
N, took 1906.
4 New }ork-Dull and easy: middling, 55s
net receipts, 2,S91; gross, l2,0i5; sales. IS;
Bcston-pun; middling. SIS; net receipts,
~. gross. tGj3.
4 olphia-Quiet; middling. 55s; net
receipts 81, stock, 1,6S2.
Daily movement at interior towns
Alphabetically; middlng5 3-16; net re-
cepts 4s; sales, 36S; stock, $50.
. Bsmphls-Steady; middling, lie; net re-
rel's 5'5' gross, 80; sales, $50; stock
s, Louis-Quiet; nniddllng. 5 1-l6; net re-
cells iij, gross, 2,l53; stock, Sc, 1872
Cl1einnat-Quiet; middhng, 5-15; net
receipts 1855; stock, 1882.
Ho4son-Easy; middling, lis; net re-
Fl csipts S09+' sales, So: stock. 47,S19.
Exports Of cotton this day:
Gaiysston-To Great Britain, 7.129.
Aoble-COa stwise, sos.
say 1neh-To the continent, 1905.
N Charleston-Coastwise, 23S.
mlnston-Coastwise LIS.
A1r-o.l--Coastwise LIPS.
Nv YorHk--To the continent, SO5; for
warded, $3.50.
TOTAL foreign exports from ali ports to-
~ Ic Great Britain, 7,l29; to the con
tlent Tools.
lrs far this week: To Great Britain,
TO France, 1l75; to the continent,
To.al foreign exports since Sept 1,'94: To
laaI Britain, 2,443, 904; to France, GO. sos (;
o The continent, l,650,705.
liverpool, Feb. ., noon.-Cotton, moder-
Gemand. prices unchanged. American
l.-9-in $3.50; sales, 5000 bales; Ameri-
AZ ,,ilV bales; speculation and export 500
ii1Si receipts, lS,uU0 bales, all American
I.aFes opened steady; demand fair
4eAe2n low middling clause, February
Aarch-Aprl, 257N2.59; April-May
-; , MayoJune. 2,6O; June-July, 2.62;
noerl BOP, October-November, 3.03. Fu-
res, firm.
Liverpool, Feb ., 4 p. m.-Cotton-Ameri-
Oh M.adAng low middling clause, Febru-
r. - sellers; February-March, asia
+. sellers; Narch-April, 2.58Q2.59 sellers;
.tll-Lay 2.55G26g sellers; May-June,
sellers, June-July, 262G2.63, sellers;
august, 500, sellers; August-Septem-
. 51l buyers; Septembe October, 1902
u.s. sellers, October November, 3.C36
"a Y BUYERS; November-De December, 3.O5
we tuIures closed duiet h"t steady.
II - w" ork, Feb. .. noon.-Cotton futures
sl5d steady; February, 5.o5c; March
NJ teW York. Feb. 5, D. m.-Cotton, quiet
a w. w c!osed steady; February, 5.35c; March.
pril. 5.42c; MAY, s. 46c: June. 55Oc
~ -,si 35@2; August, 5.5Sc; September. 5.6Sc;
. a ~, o'oec; November, 57Sc. Salss, H.
. aeT Orleans. Feb. 5.-Cotton futures,
5sayi sales. 1890 bales; February, 5.0lc; ;
- s. n 9.l3c; April, 512c; May, She; June.
Ia RI, July, oslo; August, 5.35c; September,
CClooer, 3. Acc; November, 3. 49c.
VIM NV YORK, Feb. 5.-The Suns cotton
5sW says Cotton advanced 1 to 2
oin.s but lost this and declined to s
us Closed sales of 1900 bales
Orleans advanced points
K r,iire49 Nay, but lost this and
nj - ,1.s point. Liverpool was firm
. NJ ~ -, hanged On spot with sales OF
~, les Futures advanced ! point, but
tss5n.aH Of this and closed quiet and
.es5.. IN Manchester, yarns were
& - Cloths quiet
"a 'EW Or-eans receipts were estimated
Ia Ill ~ Qales TO 1900 bales against 661
d -esl week, and $50 bales last year.
a. - ) -ealures; 1t IS worthy of note
iempbijs 'olsi receipts To-Day at Augusta,
5Sr9 y, were LISA bales, against only
II - ~ ms day last year. Take this and
4 l1a NJ. l-llHQed big receipts at the ports,
"a L--adllst factory advises from LiVerpoOl
Erese 70 Ter and the dullness and de-
I'm pre- ailing ia fhe spot markets
lrad .OuntrY the absence of life in
-. kpac,.r9,4Il nnally the paralysis Of the
n -@t-Jl n cotton and il is not difficult
" a
4 tyrs1t qui1t dragging market Nobody
E tsr great things of II one way or the
feaejn,5." ne immediate future, hut If
s- r con iinue liberal, it is believed
TX Prices will have no where. else to
81 ~ 70 lower level
90. York. Feb. 5.-Riordan & co. say
~ ION Today: 1T was the old story
"a 'nfe ~ lon market to-day. Heavy re-
FL 1hboeIl continuance of the slow and
N s91 'y contested decline. The Liver
"a Up 49, was nos discourasing, but
II l- 5Ta ne opened barely stead at 551c
THE 81. curing the forenoon there was
p. r lah9e- but in the afternoon there
Zerl1u.iI,H OF bull liquidation. and May
"a ad,- sSsged 10 46c. The close was
f. 1@ a.. a. The lowest prices. The discus
Ia la. -E+.ons traders now hinge less upon
III n Fo- ~ Of this crop is TO be than
n much the acreage viii be re-
o7- MS spring. That IS the pivotal
'sse. ~2e. which the hope Of a higher
NAVAL STORES.
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