The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-15

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7he lively demand. There was very little
doiag in spirits turpentine. the only sales
re.orted being at &c below the official
quotations. Other markets were quiet,
lar steady. The following resume Of the
siysrent markets will show the tone and
dc quotations for the day:
COTTON.
The local market became steady to-day.
ulcer the increased demand after the
c5enlng. an advance in futures at New
lCIk and Liverpool gave some encourage
uel- 10 the market On Change, at the
frsl call, the market was buIletined
steady and unchanged, with sales Of SO
bales. At the second call il was steady
and unchanged, with sales Of 800 bales.
IT the last can Il vas steady and un-
changed, with no sales.
The following were the official spot quo
rauons. at the close Of the market. at
tbs Cotton Exchange. to-day:
Good middllng ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Kidding .------...................0
Low, mlddlng ---.......................-.4l l-le
Market steady; sales. 1865
sea Islands-The market was steady,
with a fair demand. The last sales were
reported at the following quotations:
Extra me Georgia's fun ........14 dl5c
15xtar hne Georgia's $, scant........l 2lsc
Fire Gsorgia's and Florida's .l0ls112c
Medium fine Gas and Fla. 8 .....10l5011c
savannah Reeespts. Exports and Stocks:
ReeelplS TINS DAY .s.s-.......... 1s9ll
same day last year ........-........... 6S9
Receipts since Sept. !, lSe4...........S 500, 272
same time last year .................. .S46 1S7
Exports coastwise, this day .......... 2,170
stock CT hand this day ..-............. IS, ~
same day last year .................. s., 327
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
This day last week ................ 1873
This day LAST year -.................. $50
receipts past six days .-............. 107.325
II
Total receipts since Sept !, lSsi..... C, 406 457
same uine last year ................5 o5s, $40
stock same day- last year .......... 973, 6S3
Receipts this week last year:
Saturday. Z 200 Wednesday..... g,s75
Tuesday -. ls.l0s Friday sci
Daily Movement at Other Ports
Galvestona-FiTm; Im9iAddiing. Us; net re-
ceipts. $50; sales, 2S7S; stock, l441e0.
New Orleans-Very firm; middliug,
6 lie; net recelpts, S627; gross, AIS; sales,
Nobile-Quiet; middung, 5; net receipts.
Charles ton-Firn; middling, SIS; net re-
ceipts. l.0s2; stock. s., 121.
Wilmngton-St eady; rniddling, 5; net
receipts, 65: stock. l2r529
Nerfolk-Firm; mlddling, SIS; net re-
cceipls, 80; gross, ~; sales. OILS; stock,
Baitirnore-Dur; middIing, 5ls: net re-
ceiipts. none; gross, none; stock, 255S7.
New York-Dull; middlng, 55z; net re-
ceipts, none;, gross; $3.50; sales, As; all
splnners; stock 1856
Boston-Dpl; middling, SIS; net receipts,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rniddling. 5 1915:
net receipts, none; gross, none; sales, -;
DAILY Movement at Interior Towns
AugusJa-FlrIn' rniddling, 5Ai net re-
ceipts, les; sales. 5SS; stock, s,s2S.
Memphis-Steady; middliug, SIS; net re-
ceiipts, 1s5; gross, 2i7; sales, 100; stock.
St. Lou's-stendy; rnidduns. 51k: net re-
CENTS 1E5- I daSs sa1ae 81
cincinnat-stesdy; middIns. 5 5-1s; net
receipts, l,42S; sales -; stock, l3. lis.
Houston-Quiet; middling. S. net re-
ceipts. 2,166: sales, 202: stock. 1926.
Atlanta-steady; middling, lis; net re-
Exports of Cotton This Day
alveStOn-Coastwse 3.495
New. Orleans-Coastwise BIB.
OIobile-Contlnent 5,7s4: coastwise, 81.
SaVannah-Co astwise, 2.170.
Charleston-To Great Britain, 400.
Norfolk-Coa stwise. 80
yfalcinore-Tn Great Britain, 1850.
New York--Forwarded, 1905
Total foreizn exports from all ports to-
gay: To Great Britain, /, $50; to the CONT
Total foreign EXPORTS from all ports
TINS Tar this week; To Great Britain,
Total foreisn exports since Sept. J. 1891:
TO Great Britain. 2.512.2tS: to France, 62S-
49, 70 he coIn1t nj LOS, 500. ..-,
crate business; prices steady; American
yniddiiue. S00d: sales 10000 bales; Amer
5can. 800 bales; speculation and export
$40 IA les: receipts, 10000 bales: American,
Futures opened steady: demand moaer-
Clause. MarchAn 'Si 2sta2 SD; q April-
New. ? Sad; MavJune, 5000: June-JuIy,
S.G3d July-Aueust, 3.03d; October Novern-
Der, 500. Futures now steady, at the
advance.
4. p. m.--Cotton. American n'ddlins.
fatr. 5 1a>32d; good midaTng. sgd; low
rnid5linpr oIEd cyOod ordinary 2Sk6- OrJf
Fuipres~Fehruary. 2.6i, value: Febru-
ary-March 2.61; March-Apr'l, 262; ADril-
May, .3.6SG3d: .May-June, S.0oaS.O1. value;
yune-J,ly, 500. sellers; July August, $3.50
5.04, sellers; August September. 500: Sep
tenher-octoher. S.O6, value: october-No-
venber, S.076S rs, sellers; November-De-
cemher S.C9- Futures closed quiet, but
New York, Feb. 2-Noon-Cotton fu-
6Ures opened frm; February SAFE; March.
CSC; April, 551c; May. $500; June. $3.50;
New York. Feb 14-4 p. -r1.-Cotton fut-
ures cloeed very dull; February, SAC;
Mfrch. 5.4sc: .Apr'i 5.51c; May s56c; June
s sec; July, 56Sc; AUGUST, SO; Senter,ber.
5 72c; October, 5.7Se; November, $3.50. Sales
New Orleans. Feb. 14-Cotton futures
stea6v; sales. q 400 bales: February. 51S;
Msrch. 5.2S: April. SIS; Nav 5.S2; June.
SIS; July. 5.44: AUGUST. 54s; SaDtember,
653; October. SIS; November. 5.62.
New York. Feb. 1.-THE Suns review
OF the cotton market says: Cotton ad-
yenced points and then lost half Of the
Improvement, and closed dull but STEADY
with sales of 70,I00 bales. New Orleans
advanced points ard then lost most of
this. Liverpool was firm, and unchanged
on the spot, with sales of 10000 bales. Flu
lures advanced IL points, and closed quiet
and steady. In Manchester yarns were
quiet; cloths moved slowly. The Bombay
receipts for the week were $1,000 against
$4,000 Tor the same week last year. The
Bombay shipments since Jan. I, has been
1000 TO Great Britain, against 1900 for the
same time last year. Spot cotton here was
dull and unchanged; 45 bales were sold for
spinning. The New Orleans receipts to-
morrow are estimated at 1905 to 5000
against 5,426 the So me day last week, and
2,lS2 last year. To-day's features The
things that favored the bulls to-day were
cold weather q the south and an adavnce
in Liverpool. The cold weather caused a
noteworthy decrease in the receipts and
quite little covering by the local talent.
SHOWS were reported and they are looked
Tor elsewhere, while the temperate
through the south is so low as TO cause
diminished movement OF the crop. The
cotton region Is not really prepared for
such cold weather q 5 it Is now having.
end has had of and on for some time.
The cold weather will cause small re-
ceipts for a time. Most people think too,
that there is plenty Of cotton in the coun-
t~v- end f''~t it viii come forward sooner
or later They are not initiating the os-