The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-16

s-----c--1 SSt1u. : =. FEB. l5--Sea Island
.--S1-tsl olc medium fine Islands a2T
20 hne Islands. sc. extra fine island 81
100 Weekiy receipts, Q bags. exports
- - - liverpool 81 SO; 10 New York. q;
SAFES 81 bags; stock. so bags
me quotations from Charleston are for
- lsl1nd cotton raised on the islands Of
atou.n carolina which Is superior in quail
NY 70 the "GeOrgias' and ssTlorffasf m
experienced producers not knou-irsy the
~ e Fence. VIII note this explanation.
P.,t ,s,i-'el receipt eSporta and stocks
Tereipts this day lats year - 80
4seceipts for past week ..... Rms
- Ups same week last year.. 10.S57
YET receipts since Sept. l. 1894 - NJ sS7
Net receipts for same time LAST
year, (deducting g. Isl bales through
Gross receipts since Sept. T. ISL, So sSS 7SS
H,oss receipts for same time last
year, onclu1lng IS 47 bales for
Matled 20 Charleston ............Sf7 SO
r.NpOrts cOastWise to-day ......... S27
Exports coastWise for week ....... 4 IlS
Stoek on hand and shipboard today. S71n
Stock same day last year -....--...-. SS 767
- .yta ana stocks at the Ports
ts-ii'tS Ihi9 gay -.-...--...........-..336 II
MS day last week ................ Ri; ~;
MS Jay last year .....................l - 81
Receipts past week ........ IN on,
same time last year ...............-. % 81
j olaI receipts since Sept. 1. 81 ....6.4013l
$50 tlIle last year -...-......--.-- 5,O5l 50
stock az the ports to-day ....... qSg 81
stock same day last year - aiR alf
60 Receipts this week last year
saturday. Wednesday -. $50
Monday. 96S Thursday -. 1850
tuesday. Is, lu5 Friday ....... T. 81
Dany Movement at Other Points
HIdiVe ston-S,eady; middling, SIS net re-
ceIpts. $50; stock. 1850.
New Orleans-Quict; middling : 1-16; net
stock, 391 800
Mobile-Quiet middling. s; net receipts.
is; sales, 100; stock 3l.642.
Charles ton-F'irm; middling, SIS; net re-
celpts, 81; stock, 47,727
Whining ton-Steady; middling, D; net
receipts, $50; stock 1257S.
Norfolk-Steady; middling. 5is: net re-
celpts, 81; sales, l49; stock, 1896.
b1a.ltlno3re-Dulli mlddling, 5ls; net re-
cellpts. 80; gross, L65S; stock. % 1896.
New fork-Dull; middling, 55s; net re-
celpts, 500; gross 4,iS7; sales, none; stock,
III. BOY
Boston-Dull; middling, 57s; net re-
ceipts, Isl; gross, 1905
Philadelphia-Firm; middling. ) Isis;
net receipts, 10; gross, $40; stock, 49, III.
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
Augusta-Quiet; middling, 5z; net re-
celpts, ~: sales. 202; actual stock, 1858.
Memphis-Steady; middling, Jis; net re-
celptS, 4o0; gross, 523; sales, l,0DOi stock,
st. Louis-Steady; middling. SIS: net re-
G6O0
Cincinnati-Quiet; middling, 8 lis; net
receipts, Is; stock, IS, 7l5.
HoustOn-Quiet; middling, IS; net re-
ceipts, 3,49S; stock, IS, 662.
Exports of cotton this day
New Orleans-To Great Britain. 1888.
MObile-Coastwise, I ,040
Enthusiastically Great Britain, 1876.
Wilmngton-CoastW 311
Norfolk-Continent 200; coastWise, S25.
New York-TO Great Britain, 40;
France, zig; continent, 2,77O; forwarded,
Boston-To Great Britain. 5,22S.
Total foreign exports from. all ports
tO-day-To Great Britain, 30 az; to France,
PIG; to the continent $3.50.
Total foreign exports from all ports
thus far this week-To Great Britain, S.
47S; to France, zig; TO the continent, 1855.
Total foreign exports since Sept. 1, 1S94-
To Great Britain. 25Al, SEQ; TO France, 63S,-
$751; to the continent, 1.7l3,076.
Liverpool, FEB. 15.-Noon.-COttOn mod
crate demand; prices unchanged; Ameri-
can middling, Sd; sales. 5000 bales; Ameri-
can, 400 bales; speculation and export,
800 bales; receipts, 1900 bales; American,
44S0 bales
Futures opened quiet; demand moderate:
American niddling, low middlng clause
February and March, 2.6ld; March and
April. 2.62d April and May, 2.63d, May
and June, 3.00d; June and July, 3O2d; July
and August 30Sd; August and September
500 futures quiet but steady; tenders,
none.
p m.-Cotton, American middling. low
rniddling clause, February 2.62d value
February and March, 261d value; March
and April, 2.6ln2.62d buyers; April and
May 2.63d sellers; May and June, OOd
buyers, June and July ,3.Old3.02d alue;July
and August. S.0Sd sellers August and
SgnfEnl
and October, 5.05a3.06d value; October
and November, 3.07d sellers; November
and December, 5.0SQ3.09d. Futures closed
barely steady.
New York, Feb. 5.-Noon-Cotton fu-
lures opened dull. February, 5.4Sc: March,
5.l6ci APRIL SAC; May, 5.5Sc; June, 5.62c;
New York, Feb. 15-Cotton futures clos
ed dun but steady; February, 5.43; March,
:. As, April, 5.4S; May, 5.54; June, 5.57; July,
5.6l; August 5.65; September, SO; October
a.fD November. IN December. ~
81, 500 bales
New Orleans. Feb 15.-Cottnn futures
steady; sales. 5000 bales; Feb. sic; March,
2.26; April. 5.23; May, $50; June. $50; July,
541; August. SAG: September, 5.5t; October,
Dos, November, $50
New York, Feb. 15.-The Suns cotton
review says of cotton to-day: Cotton adj
vanced to 3 points, but lost this and
declined points closing dun but steady,
sales of l41.200 bales. Liverpool WAS firm
en-. but unchanged on the spot, with
sales of $3.50 bales; futures advanced z
to 1 point but lost this and declined e
point closing barely steady. In Man
chester yarns were irregular; cloths duh.
New Orleans advanced 1 point on May
but lost this and declined points.
To-days features: A rise in Liverpool
and cold weather at the south caused a
small advance here early In the day but
this was succeeded by slight decline
when Liverpool became somewhat de-
pressed and when, moreover, it was seen
that the receipts We're rather liberal in
view of the unfaVorabie weather condi-
tons at the south. AT one time early in
the week the total was estimated at only
125000 bales for the week, but the figures
actually exceeded these figures by 1900
bales. 1t is contended by some that the
receipts next week are likely to be small
on account of the cold weather and snow
storms at the south, but this seemed to
be neither here nor there to-day, and
in fact it is d scalping market, suggest
i've of swapping Jackets or trading jack
knives. Or, in other words, 1t is for the
most part simply trading from day to
day by the local talent. The finances Of
the country are in such state that bust
under any circumstances, and in the COM
Inittee on trade it is feared that liberal
receipts may be resumed in the near
future when the warm wea Their at the
south becomes more favorable for NOV
inc the crop"
New York Feb. 15.-Reordan & co.
say of cotton: THE cotton market
opened at last nights figures, May selling
r I.1f.r 4 II