The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-07
COTTON.

-. CnOTpi4S l. ~ -
ytrs choice Georgias ............. ii94Q gi7,,
c1oce Georgias ---.........'..'-''' 49,
rytra fine Georgias 2Syi0
ine C1eorgias ..-...--s 100 72egAV
15adiun fine Georgias ......'-'.''s',5
cannon GeorgiaS ...........-.....: -,
savannah Receipts, Exports anu oloSAaSS--
peceipts this day ..-..-..+.,'-'''-''-' 66'55oo2
Receipts this day last year. 5S %,
Receipts this day year before issc'' =, z9 9Cf
neceipts since Sept. /, 1896. 10 40
same time last year........:.........'6 9V,oeo
same time year before last..........f9l9 94
Cyn0rts coastwise, this day ........ 90
sro9il on hand this day .....:........ oV,o54
Receipts and Stocks at the PORTS ,o,o|
Receipts this day ....s.....'.''''' 100
This day last week .........'.'''.''. 1es'z099
This day last year ..;.'.;..''.'''''' 11o'SS4955
mis- dav wear before last .......... l9,z4z
Total receipts since Sept. l, 1896 ..5,627 Egg
Same time last year f'd7Q' SC9
i same time year before last ........ o,5dI'Se99
stock at the ports to-day .....'. 99JS S' d 5S3
4 stock same day last year .......... SSb,-S5
Daily movement at other ports, ,o4
Galvestou--Firm; middling, I-loc' net
receipts, 40i9; gross 4Soo; Sales I'lo''
'' %a% -Gt5riiieans-Quiet. middling,. 615-16e;
net receipts, 3,29l; gross, 3,S7S; sales, l,6Oo;
'' So5ileQuiet middling, s13-1ec; net re-
A caipts SIS; sales, 400; stock. 27,92l
H Gharleston-Firm middling, l3-a6c; net
i receipts 1877; stock, Al, 49, c, -.
4 Wiimington-Firm; middling, b%ci net
receipts III, stock, 1854:
Il NoTfoik-Steady; middling, &c; net re-
cnpts 1857; sales, 800; stock, 2S.62l:
Baltimore-Quiet; middllng, o-loc; net
4 receipts, none; stock, 22,S45.
New York-Steady; middling, 5-lbc; net
receipts, q: gross, 642; sales, 4l6; STOCK
Boston-steady; middling, slice; net re-
Il calpts Az; gross, ?, l57. .
PhBadephia-Quiet; middling, 9-16c; net
receipts. 10; stock, 5,923.
Daiy movement at interior towns
. Administrative ni0dl1Qg, nc. net re-
4 calpts. AT; sales, 32S; stock, H,7SO
Wemphis-Steady; middling, 15-16c; net
4 receipts, 297; gross, 745; sales 1850; STOCK
St Louis-Quiet; middling, &c; net re-
ceipts 100; gross, 65S; sales, 800; stock, OIL
'CIinclpnat-ouiet; middling, &c; net re-
celpts. 115O; sales. 200; stock, 4,494
Houston-Steady; middling, &c; net re-
8 ceipts, $780, sales, 2lO; stock, S1SSo
LOuisViLe-Quet; mlddilng &C.
Exports of Cotton This Day
New Orieans-Continent 1852; coast
n wise 2l73
81 Mobiie-Coastwise 556.
EaVamah-COaStWise 1856.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 1l9.
II NOrfOlk-COastwiSe 1,242.
New Ork-FOrwarded, 80.
Boston-To Great Britain, 1896.
Total foreign exports from all ports TO-
day and thus far this week: To Great
Britain 1896 to France, none; to the
4 continent, 1882.
. 4otdl loltlAu tA BOIl % SAllNE sept - AogO-
TO Great Britain, 2,365, 1853; to France, 5l7-
VA to the continent, 1,SS6087.
Liverpool Feb. 6.-l2:50 p. m.-Cottoh
quiet prices favor buyers. American mid
ing, 3l-32d; sales, 5000 bales. American,
oJvO bales; speculation and exports, 5OO
bales; receipts, 1000 bales, American, 15,-
~ pa.es. Futures opened quiet, demand
moderate February, February March,
SOD; March-April, 3 Esd; May-June, 3.59d;
Jme-Juiy, Ju.y-August, 3.60d; August
A September 359g3 SD; November-Decem-
. Dgr, 540d Futures quiet. oo,
=, l;D p. m.-American middling, 3 Sl-52d;
ebruary. February March, 3.51d3. 5Sd,
sellers; March-April, 3.5Sd, sellers; April
gay 5.46a3 J9d, sellers; May-June, 1880
W., sellers; June-July, 3.60d, sellers; Jul
y august, 36yQ3 Sid, sellers; August
4 plgmoer, 3.jS03 SD, buyers; September
q SS3s501el, 8.o3d, sellers; November,
sl5.lsl' sellers; November-D December,
4 IN, '. .,1s sellers. Futures closed quiet
New York, Feb. C. noon.-Cotton futures
& S KEN d ddll and steady March, 1929;
n s5gd Ni ,Q9c; Nay 715c; June, TIE; July
New York. Feb. 6.-1 p. m.-Cotton flu
rs closed bare4y steady; sales, AS, 400
s1 n,i,' February. e;@c;. March. $3.50;
ay5iA' DOC; May, 7.l2c; June, 7,16c; July
sgo August, 7.2lc; September, 6.S9c; Oc-
WET 6''5e; November, 6.7Sc; December,
New York. FEB. e.-rhe total visible sup
q 56Y . 9i cotton for the world is 40lS975 bales,
y, Mhen 3.67S675 bales are American,
ainat S,9l5,50l bales and S.4Sl, 30l bales
T,guEc.y last year. The receipts of
MN %as were 5l,5S7 bales. The receipts
pm the Plantations were 13l750 bales.
grop m sight is 1868, 29l bales.
c5ss5 Steeddn.s' Eeb o6,c 900 futures
Il OiI'tc' March, 6.7Sc; April, 6.Sic May,
4 So June 69oc; July, 700c: August, csc;
'I'er' 651c' october, 6.49c; November,
q ' ,dy,a IoIll ,Feb !6.-,Rlordap & Co. say
as1' 10Y ION market that has been very
s. factory 10 everybody. The bears
i8,, app9lnted because the receipts con-
~ '' NWlndle and because, nOtwith.
.ns thc woeful lack Of speculative
|rir.. .l,E nave pren unable to force
n d, |Wri. The bulls are afflicted with
h. N..' "l heart sickness which is said
tu' Offspring OF hone deferred Tho
p 81 rt aas been almost as light as the
bona '11,l5 u.ue among thcm could nave
.Ni yet tho advance Of which inev
" H.. 70 confident remains a thing Or
lam bQt the most disguised OF
H. 'He brokers, who could feel .e-
"tfa ., lhN rae, PROVIDED only that
III Nt' should not stand still. To
. cuII 4 iVu'Sr oi prices during the wcel.
IT.. I.F nave peen more eNasperathE.
Ii .r ol fluctuations having been
lower tnnu those OF lass wccis
'ntniS IN an almost total cessh
rI '"''Slgt ordors aud the consequent
'"I or business. To-day. however
WAS little activity. which resulted
n 'p9i"t decline ia prices. The Iivsf.
.., ItHui ted "a dull market there.
.. any unchanged quota lions. nuI
.. nuns was about thc same as iagJ
sd. H. l''y' .or Some time &c looked
market would not move Is roint.
.. ' htavS bull operator under.
..a.o' rM2dd his holdings on very
",.{ Net. ihe bears hammered Viz.
.., 80 prices steadily gave way ,in-
.sI ~ iosa,s.aS' which opened al 7lfc.
t.l5tttiic. VITA tic tone Of the
'AI,ly steady. After tho eIos,.
..,..g-I was intensified by he an-
tin ,.21duN, and MAY was ofler.l
vac th.,k i11t the condition