The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-08

| Liverpool, Feb. 7-Weekly cotton statis-
ties; Total sales of the week, 5000 bales
american, $1,000 bales: trade takings, in
GLIDING forwarded from ships sides, 64-
| 600 bales: actual export, 1000 bales total
import, 5000 bales; American, $1,000 bales
total, stock, 100000 bales; American, sos, :
! 600 bales; total afioat, 1856 600 bales; Ameri-
can, $4,000 bales. Spectators took, 1000
bales; exporters took 100 bales.
New orleans, Feb. 7.-Cotton crop state
ment from Sept. l to Feb Z, inclusive:
Port receipts, 4,126,9l6 bales, against $780,
i4S bales last oSt oy1 year 94S7 l55 year before
1893; overland to mills and Canada, 500 ,227
bales, against 853,21S in 1885, $50 1853 in 1891
and 654, 646 IN 1893; stocks in excess of
Sept /, 420. 59S bales, against 389 412 in 1895
3O2,543 in 1894 and 319,959 in 1898; southern
mi takings, net, 5Q5, Sl2 bales, against
AZ, 653 in 1895, ,039 in 1894 and 4O7 735 in
1888; brought into sight during sixteen an
days to date 1862, 553 bales, against s. 176. =
OBJ in 1885,, 1852, sos in 1894 and 5469 297 in
1893; brought into sight for the week, iii :
954 bales, against 161, 561 for the seven days
ended Feb. z last year. s, 1886 in 1894 and 113 :
$50 in 1885, minus correction at Norfolk
tai to dates
Comparisons in these reports are made
up to corresponding date last year, year
before last and in 1898, and not to close
of corresponding week. Comparisons nv
weeks would take in ISL days of the sea-
son last year, 1862 of year before last ana
163 in 1893, against only 100 days this year
New orleans, Feb. THE New Orleans
Cotton Exchange has just issued a state
ment distributing the movement of the
cotton crop by groups of states for the
first five months of the present cotton
season, from Sept. to Jan 81 inclusive
as compared with the previous three
years 1t shows that the actual deliver-v
of cotton from the state of Texas has
been 1,543,6 $50 bales, against 2738 967 bales
last year, and 1,70S. 119 bales for the wear
before that Amount brought into sight
which includes interior towns stocks IN,
excess of Sept. /, as shown by railroad re-
of states, has been !, 574, SOB bales in Texas
and 1755,l54 bales in other Gulf states or
53o,092 bales under last year, and Sc. 37e bales
under year before last, and a gain over
1888 of 1861, 551 bales; deficit in the Atlantic
states of 722, 965 bales, under last wear 400
9S3 bales under the year before last and
a gain of Ia. S42 bales over 1893 After Ian
81 the movement in sight in three groups
in the past three years was as follows:
Texas, last year, 495, SAL bales year before
last, 327, 646 bales and in the year before
the latter, ,919 bales; other Gulf states
last year, 7O9,99 bales, year before last
404,739 bales, and in the year before the
latter, 470.963 bales Atlantic states, last
bales, and in the year before the latter
52l, 276 bales. The three groups as ahoxrs
set forth, consist. first of Texas fncludine
Indian Territory; second. Of other Gulf
states, moraeing Arkansas. Louisiana,
Mississippi and Tennessee; and third. At
lantic states, embracing North Carolina
South Carolina, Georgia, Florida Ala
bama and Virginia. The amount contrib
uted. by each group, as above set forth.
to the last three crops were, in round
figures, as follows: Texas, 1S94-5. 3. 27s 90
bales, 1884, 2,059.000 bales, 1929 2I0S000
bales; other Gulf states, 1884, 30O0O00
bales. 1854, 2,216,000 bales. 1928 I.S65'000
bales; Atlantic states, 1898 g. 3, 625 600 bales
1884, 3,275.O00 bales; 1928, 2,727OO0 bales
Total crops, 1S94-5, 1901, 900 bales: 1S934
7,550,OO0 bales; 1928, 100000 bales