The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-03

Receipts past SIX days ..-......... 1895
Same DAYS last year ................. 1872, 1898
Same days year before last........ 86,1O
Total receipts since Sept. l. 1893. 6, 764, S04
Same time last year Commute. 6. 709. 6S3
Same time year before last. ...... $, 5S9, O24
Stock al the ports to-day.......... $50, 6S2
Stock same day last year, !, 25S, 574
Daily Movement at Other Ports
Galveston-Quiet; middling, 6 1-16; net
1 receipts S,6i1, gross, 3641 stock, 196OO9.
New Orleans-Easy; middling, 81; net
receipts 1892, gross, 1892; sales, $500;
stock 444S54
Mobile-steady; middling. So; net re-
ceipts, 1874, gross, 154; sales. 500; stock,
S5769
Chareston-Steady; middling, 81; net re-
& ceipts, 9iO gross, $40; sales, so; stock,
Il 200S6
81 Wilmington-Firm; middling, 57s; net re-
81 ceipts 295 gross, 295; stock, 1884
a Norfolk-Quet; middling, 6; net receipts,
n LIN, gross, LIS; sales, All; stock, 1854.
Batimore-Nominal; middling, 69s; gross
q receipts $50; stock 4249O.
New Eork-Quiet; middling, 63s net re-
celpts, 20 gross, 3,5T; sales, 141; stock,
a $3.50
Boston-Quiet; middling, 69s; net re-
#ceip,s, 2142, gross, 2,193.
Phiadelphia-Quie middling, 65s; net
4 IL eipts Sl9, gross, 319; stock, 8,S79.
Dally Movements at Interior Towns
q Augusta-Firm; middling, SIS; net re-
q cepLs' Az, gross, 626; sales, CTS; stock,
Memphis-Quiet; middHng. so; net re-
,'a Cs Soz' gross, 1898; sales 1920; stock,
st. Louis-Firm middling, 1916; net re-
ce!pts' 55s gross, 300; sales, S4Oa stock.
CIHannati-Quiet, middling, 5M; net re-
felPls' 1913, gross, 2,693; stock. 14,716.
Iouslon-Steady; middling, 1-16; net re-
Eg,P os5 $780, gross, 1852; sales, S25 stock.
" I,ou'svle-Firm; middlng, 6.
Exports OF Cotton This DAY.
Soo SaI'estoh-Continent. 221; coastwise, g.
New oreans-To Great Britain-95O; con
F'neht, I2O0; coastwise, gil.
Mobie-To Great Britain. Ago. coastwise
SaVannah-Continent, 25,4
T\narleston-To Great Britain, 4O7.
NoIIoik-Coastwise, 1913.
pdI'lmore-Coastwise, 1900.
,ira w lork-To Great Britain, 1892; con-
noston-To Great Britain. 5s2.
d -, lolelsh exports from all ports this
10 Great Britain, 3,5O1; to the CONT
Io'di foreign exports from all ports thus
IS. - ms week: To Great Britain. II 312:
.a"ce' lI'9l9; 10 the continent, lis, GIG.
~ 9 90 Iorelsn exports since Sept. 1, 1898:
n9. 1 ~ Britain, 2'7l6,664; to France, $751;
"I' 70 the continent, 1874. $50.
liverpool Feb. ,. o. m.-Cotton snot
rai, ~, ueinahd' prices unchanged; American
nuuulng, 9-S2d the sales Of tha dav
we're Io.oVO bales, of which 5000 bales were
9oo to' ulatlon and export, and included
an oaies american; receipts. Is. 200 bales
f, 'AliIeiIc ah' Futures opened easy with a
''ilahd' and closed steady at the adj
cl,'' american middling, low middling
-''' FEBRUARY, 3.15G3 16d sellers. Feb
,ry March, 3.15@31Gd sellers; March
p,H, d'l6d buyers; April-May. 3.17d buv-
n.y., may-June, S.1Sd buyers; June-July.
er, sehers; July-August, 3.19dS. god buy
te- august September, S.2Od sellers; Sep
ber =. -Ocloner, 3.19d320d buyers; Octo-
her 1r,0Neuioer, Sl9dS2Od buyers, Novem-
''ry' S.20d sellers.
m,5 I" York Feb. 2.-The cotton market
oe good start but subsequently eased
ou with trading considerabIt Iass aotj,.a
n. i0' period of over week vet
S,r was generally Of a bulNsh purport
e1n5 English cables were largely re-
Ar Iio'e Tor an advance OF 4 to 6 points
ng opening. Other factors contribut-
H. 10 the better ruling of the market were
re,ry, Seouraging weather reports from
ro..S all sections of the South esti-
por,. 10. lor a very light movement at both
|era,-f,a..ulu interior towns, and continued
s7I T.. ing accounts from New England
vir cloths market The readiness
1re,., which wheat responded to selling
Stool ana the irregular ruling Of
|b,d recently. together with Yesterdays
eo,, Jump IN cotton, tended to uuneryo a
re.r,al many holders and after the initial
nsr,os 70 the foreign news. the local
me s gradually gave way under realiz-
an -, The selling pressure acted as
popr aieIl'lve to the bears and al times
|notat,' was quite freely INDUCED In. A
be srr. feature of the days business was
hem, t'i pea of sellers Of several promi-
hay, .ycdl houses, who were known IA
iatt Cuanged from bearish 10 a bullish
recan+ about the highest point of the
the ,oa rise But while the later phases of
market were unsatisfactory to the