The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-12

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P,=in was IN geod demand at a
- I,, On water white. The general
--ssls markets were quiet and IN
g-4 cotton remained quiet and
ID with only fair demand
following resume of the different
les viii show the tone and the quo
5ns a. lie close today;
COTTON.
lo,sl -oot market remained quiet
--.5y a. each call at the cotton eX-
-. demand was moderate and
-5ls- amounted to go bales.
- r-l1C4.n4 We're the OfnCai spot quo
ans 81 1h- close o. the market, at the
f.on exchange To-Day:
- ri-dLas ...........--.-....-....52s
54lfne ..............--.....--....
n rllin- .......-.... ..--.......-.. ll-l0
IsrS5r quiet and stead y; sales, so
Is9 ,9 scsnt oer 4ns the fSai pTices
Ire as follows no..
zira me Gcorgia's. full. .-........l4 a15c
- nue GeOrgia's. scant......-..l2lsc
be- Georges and Ftorioa's p ~ l2c
edum tine Gas and Fla 's.---..l 0.2auc
ssvannab Receipts, Exports and stocEs:
ne day last ear---.....--.....-..... zap
ecsipts since sept l, 1894 .......-....7e4, sol
ne time last year -........-..-e4l $40
zxDorts. coastwtse. this day. 1865
t0ck on hand this day............... Sl,7S7
me day last year OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 020
Receipts and Stocks al the Ports
scelpts this cay --...--.-......... 24a04
his Csv last week --.-...-.......... % 7S7
This day last year ....-......-..... ICES
scaipts past three days......-..... 1,415
lie time last year .................. 2j,GcS
roial receipts since sept. !, 1894 %. 340,547
-Ae time last year. -.--..--..-.... o,OUi, COS
ock al the ports to-day ........... 962, $50
ocA same Gay last year .....----.-. ,O03,5J3
Race-uts this week last year
lturday ....... 1910 Wednesday 49,. q975
ionday .......-..l2 96S Thursday ...... 1850
uesdsy ...-...-.ls,l05 Friday ---.....-. u, 81
Lauy movement at other ports
III Ialyeston-SteaGy; middllng, 3-i6; net
- -.a7s 1914; sales. Lis9; stock, 15S. 762
II New crle9us-Duli; m-ddlng, 3 1-16; net
-,pts. $500; gross, 1929; sales, $500;
eek. so 1875.
Nohle-Dull; middiing, 8; net receipts
80, sales. 100; stock, 455+
gharleston-Steadyi middling. SIS; net
53sipts, 100; stock, J0lSl.
Wilnj.nlgtonIIsts.;ady; middling, 5; net re-
Norfok-Steady: middllng 5ls: net re-
celpts, 64; sales, IN; stock 4491S.
"a, lumo BE middling, 81; gross. $50;
Ssw York-1Dull: m.ddrng, SIS. gross,
$50; sales. 400; stock, 15lS46.
Biostoin5.,Quiet; mlddling, 5Ss; net re-
celpts, l0i; gross, 1.27L
Philadelphia-Firm: middling, 8 5-16; net
receipts IS: stock, 1905.
Daily movement at interior towns
Asgas s5a. Jmiddling, 81 net re-
emphis-Steady; middling, 5ls; net re-
CelptS' 4'9' gross, 1852; sales, 1850; stock,
4 st. Louis-Easy; middling, 81: net re-
eIpts' +b gross, 2,S06; sales, 20; stock.
cincinnat'-Quiet; middling. 5-i6; net
i receipts, j39; stock, 12S9S.
4 Houston-Firm; middlinv, 81; net re-
4 ce.0ts, l.3si sales. IA: stock, 40.027.
, Al1an "a 5sa--Steady; middling, 1-l6; net re-
Exports of Cotton This Day.
Mobile-CoastWise, $50.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1908.
Caarl!estona-Io the continent, 907S;
Wi-mingt on-Coastwfse 227.
Norfolk-Coss twise, $50.
New York-To Great Britain, e,l25; to
ne continsnt, 800; forwarded, 1854
Eoston-To Great Britain, 4,470.
Iotal 1orelsn shipments from all ports
to-11y-I0 Great Britain 6595: TO tha' CON
-nsnt, i. 393.
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
FAR this w5ek-To Great Britain. IL. 7Se:
TO the continent 1895 $780,
-otal foreign exports since Sept /. 1891
%, O. Great Britain, 2,49l7s6; to France,
t-yt52 to The continent, l693,026
Liverpool Feb. u.-Noon-Cotton uuiet.
lilcrs easter; American middling easier
amer can, ZOO bales; speculation and ex-
1T ~ 2o9 oaIeS receipts, 12000 bales Amer
Iutqres opened quiet. American. low
.-.'ll.S clause, M2rch and April, 26ld;
~ f9 ana June, 5.Oldg5.03d; June and July,
e e- d the decline. Tenders 400 new dock
m.-February, ESD: February and
Va ~ H.. -.os9 eIarch and April, 2.6Od; April
~, uu 9lay 46l12 SD; May and June. 2.53d
w - j une and July, S.00d; August aud
NJ. I'm -[tIu IVA sellers; September and
~. oS y y PIG buyers; October and Novem-
~. 5O5Q5OSd value; Nov ember and Ne
s sTe25F' 6.07d. Futures closed barely
.,--5sg" 1ork; Feb. I.-Noon-Cotton fu-
20 Vp@n37d quiet and steady; February,
H.. ---alch' 5.45e; april sac, May, 5.54c;
,,,{S sW York. F. b. r--Cot. on futures c'osed
~, s-a q, steady sales, $500 bales; Febru
55 june zen 59 r, 49, april so; May.
7SSPle'Aoer' 5.72; October. SIS; November'
New Naw York. Feb. 1L-Cotton futures.
;'5s9.c4 i,, 5:25. April, 5.22; May, 5.2s; June
g6 6',S; 80 August 5.46; September.
Te1 T',3 oyi5 4 3;o5; November, 5.5s.
of corr1r A. 80. L1.--Riordan & Co. say
T. ~ "a! ana Astless one in cotton. T7n1ieT re
7ir-.--.,57i &c o. lover Liverpool cables and
p5ints iorT,e5!l2Is, our market opened four
F LIVER. Nay selling on the call at
~, rom this price the market grad
So ~ improved or buying order; from,
o,r,;CLL -eans. and the anticipation of
ans +---s 81 governme-t report, and closed
T-.Si.~11 80 u steady with 555c for Nav,
- mere show little better dispositi6n
dim ~ ,fyl4 . N the present lifeless con
= - .! me market The bulls predict
- ~ sAaIl nave very light movement
his N. M I-s SI Two weeks and contend that
~ ~ =. lr-ghten the shorts and cause
~ = IeE9,I1ce The bears gcoff 1t the idea
morn ing OF IN the movement of any
go a. the present time and claim that
ti-sIv = m. ms ga occur it would be en-
IS e5on ss 20 20 tne bad weather and that
- s}-sles The roads resumed their normal
taz ,o~-s sopplss would again pour into
vsos,7-;-s and interior towns in ever
ej5ss mag volume Nevertheless. bofb
av-9'- 5f--.-r u keen close to shore and
ms ~ .CrlAe- devAlopn,entS. The govern
cons 5is2oI h5eh it was 8unounced
noon Jug. snsd It I O'Clock this after
sr~.,,,aS not forthcoming and Is now
nlorr5w Tor publication at noon TO-
NAVAL STORES.
red '' i,-s,. Igrpe tire-The market conttn-
YER. IN 5tl, and what sales were made
board oe ~ --5eo al 23c for regulars At the