The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-10
COTTON.

Low middling 1l-16
Oeod 9IaihaIy 49,. -. -; IFS
Sea lsland-The market was quiet and
steady. The receipts were hight on ac-
I count Of the weather. Some sales were
made on a basis Of the following quota
ttons:
Choice ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lzal6c
Extra fine Georgia's, full..........l4 4l5c
| Extra line GeOrgias, scant...-....12izc
Fine GeOrglas and FLORIDA So. II. lJl2c
Medium Tine Gas and Fla. s.. .l0l2Qllc
Medium .....-......--.....-.-.... .lUc
Savannah Receipts, Exports and Stocks:
Receipts this OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2.304
same day last OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2S31
Receipts since Sept J. 1894. .791, 954
Same time last year....................S39 $50, 494
Stock on hand this day............... 81 .034
Same day last NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SS,220
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this Observation-Disclosures. 1851
This day last week.......-........... 2z,7y7
rms day last ar................... 12.1l0
Total receipts since Sept. l. 1894. e. 3l5,6 43
same time last ear....-............4,99 l, 440
Stock at the ports to-day. 949,65s
Stock same day last ...........1, on, 2s5
Daily Movement at other Ports
Galreston--Firm middling, ; 3-l6; net
receipts, 1850. sales, 2.735; stock, 14s,6sS.
New Orleans-Very firm; middhng
: l-l6; net receipts. s,OSl; gross, s,SSl; sales,
Mobile-steady; middlIng,5; net receipts,
Is; sales, 800; stock, HIS.
ston-Steady; middling, 81; net
receipts, NJ; stock, 6SO0.
wilmington-stead middiing, 5; net re-
ce.pts, 20l; stock, l2,i76
NortOlk-Firm; middling So; net re-
ceipts, Zg7: sales 80: stock ASA
Baltimore-Dull; midoling, 5lR: net re-
ceipts, none; gross, 250; stock, l5,T2.
New Hork-Quet; middling $50. net re-
l6l6l5.
Boston-steady; middIing, so; net re-
/ ceipts, 1872; gross, 1,202.
Philadelphia-tirm; middling s 1916;
net receipts, none; stock, H. 997.
Dally Movement at Interior Towns
! Augusta-tirm; middling, 5l4; net re-
celts ~; gross. 292; sales. a. stock,
Memphis-steady: middMng, 5ls: net re-
eceipts. 800; gross, 2,S22; sales, 1850; stock.
St Louis-steady; middIng, 5Ik; net re-
cents, 4O2; gross, 2Ol4; sales, 500; stock.
Cincinnatl-steady; middling, 5 5-1s; net
receipts 1853; sales, 900: stock, 1902.
ho,ust,oin.s-,steady; middling, 5%;. net re-
/ cepts, l,257: sales, 15l; stock, IS, l23
EXorts of Cotton This Day
Galveston-To Great Britain, 1,795.
New Orleans-To the continent, 1913;
! coastwise, 4,477.
Mobile-,To the continent, 1457; coast
Observation-Disclosures, 70.
/ Norfolk-Coastwise, 316.
| New York-To Great Britain, 2296; to
| the continent, 667; forwarded, 5is.
Total foreign exorts from all ports to-
Gay and thus far this week: To Great
brtaln, l.l9l; to the continent, 1882
/ Total foreign exports since Sept. l, "a:
| 10 Great Britain, 2,4s4173; to France
! bzo,tZ3i 10 the continent, 1852 633
Liverpool, Feb. ., 1890 o. m.-Cotton
moderate demand at full prices. Ameri-
can middling, 3D.; sales, 1000 bales; Amer
| lcan, 600 bales; speculation and export
1920 bales -
Futures opened quiet and steady; de-
mand moderate, February March 90.
March April, 2.63; April-May, 500; Nav
June, 3.02 also 30l; June-July, sos: july
tA august S,Q4i August-September, 9.O6; Sep
tember-October, 3.01 Futures now dull
Yesterdays sales were increased by late
business by 1000 bales American
i p. m.-Cotton-American middling, Sd
Futures, February. 2.6lG262: February
March, 2.6lQ2.G2; March-April. 2.6262 e.
Aprh-May, 263GS.0O buyers; May-June'
S0i; June-July. 80? buyers; July-August,
sellers; Observation-Disclosures, S.O66I3 on. Oc-
tober- November, sos; November-De
Der, 5Oa43.lO sellers. Futures closed quiet
New, York, Feb. 9. Noon.-Cotton futures
opened steady; February, 5SSc; March.
3495c; April, 5.5Oe; May, 55Se; June, 559c;
closed dun February, 5'4sd: March Ru5 54se
April 552c; May, 5.55c; June, 5.6lc; July
to9er, oslo; November, 5S6c. Sales So, 100
New Orleans, Feb. s.-Futures closed
steady; sales, 177OO bales; February Sic:
March, SIZE April, 5.24c; May. 531c: June'
23ic; July, 543c; August 5.4Sc; September,
b.5N
Yazoo City, Feb. S.-Cotton weekly re-
ceipts, 1860; shipments, 2.26s; stock, H.
EufauIa, Feb. S.--weekly receipts. 10.
shipments. 627: stock 3.117 ~
New York, Feb. 9.-Total visible SUD-
Ply of cotton for the world is 4995, 449
bales of which 4.6l3, 249 bales are Ameri-
can; against 4525. 1856 bales and $3.50 2Se
bales respectively last year. Receipts of
cotton this week at all interior towns
| tauOnS were l3l $50 bales Crop in -ic~b4
is S,lOi,4 ABS bales.
New York Feb s.-Riordan 6 Co.'S
| weekly report of cotton says: THE cot
ton market this week displayed more SC
uvity May covering an extreme fuctua-
ton OF 10 points, touching 5.45c and 561c
The net result, however, being unimport-
ant May showing only points advance
| from last Saturdays closing To-dav's
market was duh and fearureless. Liver
| pool declining l-6i on which our market
/ opened lower, but subsequently improved
| about points, under reduced offerings
Dealers We're not disposed to make new
( engagements until after the bureau re-
port, which will be issued on Monday
and which gives the amount of cotton LEFT
on plantations Feb. l. The bear element
in expectation of q light movement new
/ week, We're timid though they claim that
/ the light movement the last few days and
( that predicted for next week, is due 10
the very severe weather prevailing
! throuehout the cotton region. and thew
/ profess to expect a large increase as
I soon as the weather moderates The nm
| e9Siness inregard to the gold standard
/ having been relieved, the final prospects
have steadily improved, and this has con-
/ tributed somewhat to the strength of cot
ton. Dealers generally, however continue
Z to maintain waiting attitude express
ing little confidence IN an Improvement at
this period and apprehending a continu-
ance Of fun planting If prices are al
! vanced and held, for any convincing
effect on spectators and dealers because
/ of former experiences. 1t seems to be
I generally expected that low prices will
have a considerable effect on the use Of
! fertilizers, and the bulls may take more
I comfort out of this than from the expecta-
/ ton of a reduced acreage. These cues
/ lions of acreage, fertilizers and financial
I affairs are to be the controlling influences
I during the next two months"
/ New York, Feb. 9.-The Sun says of cot
! ton: 'To-day's features: There was no
/ thrilling excitemept. no wide sweep OF
! quotations and enormous aggregate of