The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-09


ne sales have been nearly three
- = arse as the receipts. Inc ~
~ -5-, -.- e Nern small on account OF sWol-
~. 49, --lr' max lns it impossible 20 mar
80 tLe cotton. The actual stock RI fir.
f.--- ~ estimated 20 be less than SlJ5
NO. ils sales Tor the week were based
60, 90. e-s loiioWlng Quotations.
f---- fs1 ~ 1fe
F7N-re | 49, t5rolsia s, tull- -.-------.lt Nl5c
= ~ a -lile lieorg.sts. scant-...--...l2lsc
Rr---s georgia and FiOrida's. VI pc
Menu i-Ae ga and Fla. s..--..l9la ole
charleston. 5 a. Fe5 $50 ISian,
a. J~-u9te nee UNI nne .islsnd-. N
- llle islands, 2sc; extra nne island =
i, 49,. y rchiN fece-p-s, 40 ta-s; export,
80 sac y bag; stock. 80 lass.
--S Quotations from Charleston are foI
$50 sane eaton IA sed on the ISLANDS II
-N'4 y DINA, which is super or n quail
s,-, - Lne Georglas AMI Fl-r.aas. Ia
y 80 tSllced producers not kiow.ng the
e.ss-ereIice, VII note this explanation.
Z, s5-N AMMAN receipts, exports ana socks
Rece.pts this day ...-.......-..-.. am
1VceipJs this day last year-.... 2gS
1evcs4pts tcr past week. 16leJ
S1-l-V-s--s aaine week last year.. H. u6l
So w. receipts since Sept ]. lSSl-.....759 sos
~ - receipt Is for same me last year
SSSIteuGct.ng 6l52 bales through 10
Gross rece- pts since sept. /. ls94......isse55
GIcss receipts for same time last
ye1r, inc udlng o.. l53 bales for
Warced 10 Charleston ....-..--..... SIS 6sS
1L-AlcIlS coastWlse today ........... ass
OTIS coastw.se, for past week. 1851
--PGl 70 the continent lOr Week -, i6J
sc - hand to-day .................. e. $50
STOCK same day LAST year ............ SS35e
70, heeeits and Stocks at the Ports
10 e-fts this Gag NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is 7s6
ms day last week ...-............ 80 Il
MS gay last year ....---......--... Ass
Re0eipts past week ................ 1921
y me- time last year ................ 16i $50
Total r prs nee Sept. ]. 1884 2e9 $
same time last year .-..............4 g7S.;
STOCK at the ports today .......... 80 49,
STOCK same day last year ..........1, % 4f5
rec lpts This Week Last ear
saturday --.-....l4.2H Wednesday &C.. Sis
:A4t2noay .----..... 2L54 THURSDAY ......l S.aA
Daily Nov ement at Other Forts
CAN eston-St ady; m.ddling, SIS; net re-
ce.pts, 1918; sales, 425; stock. 1893 g.
New urleainrss-F.lrm; m 'odlng, lis: ret
receipts. 5.4Z6 gross, 5,iG7; sales, 400;
Mobile-F rm; middunr. 5; net receipts.
Z39; sales. 2,U0J; stock y. ISIS
CharlestOn-Steady: m.ddl ng 5iS: net
receipts, 1858; stock 57.15S
" lining tcn-St-ad middling. 5; net re
celpts 259; stock. 1855, corrected.
Nortolk-F I'M; mdolrg. SIS: net re-
ce pfs. 2,0i3; sales, 507: stock, 1883
Baltmore-Dln; middling, ST. net re-
ceiPts. rs; stock. 1852
New y ork-S' eadv, m .ddling. 81: net re
ceipts 56s; stock, 7si
Boston-Steady; middlng, SIS. net re
ceipts 155; gross. 1881
Phladel ia-f7irm: msddling S 1916; net
rece pts, 4o4; stock, y ,997
DAILY MoN ement a Interior Towns
usta-F rm; middLng. 81: net re-
cepts, Cog; sales. rs; stock, 81 ,332 actual
Memphls-Steaf y, m.ddling, 5 lie; net
rec pts, 6I9; gross, ll27; sales. 2C0; stock.
St. Lous-steady; middling. lie: net
RECEIPTS, 5l9; gross, 1883; stock, 6i,175.
Cine nnati-Quiet; middhng. 8 5-16; net
rece pts, 43i, stock. 1929.
Hous fOn-Steady: IN ddling, 5is: net re-
ce PTS, 2,S52; sales, l34; stock, 1851.
Exports Of cotton this day
New Orleans-ro France, 1851. CONT
nent, l47. C0astWise, &C.
NObile-Cont nent. $50
Charles on oastw-se, 1857.
Ealumore-COnt nent, so
IN ladelph a--To Great Br tain s3L
To al fore gn exor.s from all ports to-
day-To Great Br tam, S3S5; to France,
I5i: 20 the continent, 67O4.
To al fOrei n eXOrts from all Dol Is thus
far this Week-To Great Br tain, 7S ,4G; TO
France, 1905 10 The continent 6S,z6S.
TO al foreign exports since Sept. !. 1891
10 Grea- Brita n. 2,476,9S2; 10 France,
6-S,i32; 10 the continent, l,6.5,20
Liverroo'. Feb. S, 1890 p. m.-Cotton-
! Moderate demand, prices unchanged ;
American middhng, Sd; sales, 5000 bales
American, 100 bales; speculation and ex-
port so bales; receipts, 200 bales, all Ameri-
can. Futures opened steady, demand
moderate; American n1iddlng, low mid
dim clause, February March, 2.6l; Narch-
April. 2.6i, also 262; April May, 800. also
2G2; Msy-June, 3.0l; JUne-Ju,y. S030302;
July August, 3.O4G3.03; August September,
800. September ctober, 3.O1; OctObeF-No-
/ VEN Der, 500 Futures steady; tenders at
to-days clearings, 6C0 bales, new dockets,
and 100 bales old dockets
LIVERPOOL. Feb. S, 4 p. m.-Cotton-Feb-
ruary, 2.62 va ne; Fehruary-March. 254,
value; Msrch-Aprl, 2.6j0300; April-May,
800: May-June. 3O2 buyers; June-July 1903
d3.Q4; July-Argust, 3.O5, sellers; AUGUST
September, 306, buyers; September-Octo-
Der. S.07a30s value; October-NoveIabe Der,
S.O9, sellers; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 5.lOQS1l.
/ Futures closed firm
New York Feb. g. noon.-Cotton futures
/ o0ened steady; February, 5.Ac; March,
! 55'c: Arrl 5.5ic; June, SOC; July, 2.64c.
M9% e iH F.6r1a p $40 March, 54sc
April, 551c; May, 55tc; June. SOC; July,
/ 563c. August 567c; September, 5.13c; DC
( toher 5S0c; November, 5S4c; sales. ll4.IW
4 bales
/ New Orleans. Feb S.-Co- ton futur 5
7 steadv: sales g, 800 bale; February, 5.l3;
/ March, SIS; April 5.23; May, 300; June
/ $50; july sal; Augu l. 5.4oi Sspl-liber'
/ $50: Cctob r, 5.5i; November, 5.5S-
! Naw York z b 8.-Clapp 4, Co., in their
/ weekly review of the markets, say OF cot
! ION. The a erage increased weight OF
! the cotton com lng in 5 ght is about TWEEN {
pounds per bale, or 2l2 pr cent, ma; ca l.
/ ine the crop viii finally we On out ABOUT
! $4,000 bales more than 1t counts our. ! ne
January movement exceeded m II on
/ Gaies and was never larger. The supply
the past i've months exceeded Ihat q
/ last season by about 100000 bales ana OF
J -fuNvs1Ry
/ Exports increased about J. 'OOOO bales and
I about 50, 900 bales over the previous sea-
/ son American spinners have taken about
/ $4,000 bal S more than last year and
4 about $4,000 bales over that of two years
| ago Some sections report planters likely
! 10 Miami more acres this season, to make
/ both ends meet" than they would other
/ wise If prices were higher. Others claim
! If WI practically be suicide to increase
/ the acreage unless better prices prevail
/ Diners tell us that when planters agree
/ months in advance OF planting season
/ what they VII co seldom material zes. as
4 ir1med.a ate necessities and surroundings
! about planting time always prevail. r.
/ aardIe of previous meetings. New Or
/ leans cotton factors are reported max pg
! q strong effort to combine planters inter
/ eef TO mater ally reduce the acreage. Emil
/ grafton into Texas may increase Their
1 acreage as much cotton IS grown there
! vvith white labor. Look ng ba *, we think
/ the cost Of production or prospective =
! crease or decrease in acreage generally
/ fans TO mater alize TO benefit those vol
i IInteering an active part to promote other
Esonle's business. DeTand. supply and
! finances more genera liy dictate values. We
/ i0o]x for better results 10 occur from the
4 afPects of northern and fore gn capt
and spinners entering the cotton belt 10
save freightage both ways. thus pract eai-
/ ~ eduaIing a c. ut a pound saving 10
/ tsroyvar and So -nner. Legislat on in New
England appears indirectly building up
y dos F VfaeaW Of nos D.