The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-10
COTTON.

HI JIM ~ To,al market remained unchang-
tf ,..rs d., fair demand. The reported sales
III .n bales. AT the first call at the
III t.s Exchange the market was Dulletlh-
| ally aud unchanged with sales OF ~
nj Al the second call the sales were
h.ss and at the last call the market
HI si steady and unchanged, with sales
following were the official spot quo
n me close of the market at the
III .,l,n Exchange to-day:
d middlIng ............'.''''...'.''' .'o1s
HI l1ling
III middling ................''.'.'....' .ozs
Il ordinary .........'''.''''''.'''-' '45s
lnary .........-...............'.' .'..''.''41s
I MARKET steady; sales, 542.
4 ga Island Cotton-The market remained
et and steady, with light sales, on a
sis OF the following quotations:
I ancy Floridas ......... ......... l41s
Z xtra choice Floridas ............. 131s
y hoce Flordas ........ ............ 10
Extra fine Floridas ............... L Ql212
Fancy Georgias ........ ........... u Ql312
Txra choice GeOrgias ....'....... l21s
Choice Georgias ...... ............ IL Q11R
Extra fine Georgias ................ 1O1aQlOA
Fine Georgias OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 91sQlO
Medium fine Georgias ............ SAG
common GeorgiaS ...... ...........
! Savannah receipts, exports and stock
Receipts this day ............,....... l,262
Receipts this day last year .......... $3.50
Receipts this day year before last. 1,467
Receipts since Sept. l, 1898. ,2S7
Same time last year ............... 1896, 8S5
Exports, continent, this day ........ 5,525
Stock on hand this day ................ 1912
same day last year .................105,78 1872
Receipts and stocks at the ports
Receipts this day ................... 15,S75
lay last year .................. 81, 439
day year before last. 26,353
teae.pts past six days ............ 1O6,9 $40
ne DAYS last year ...,............ 167,025
me days year before last....... 1929
'otal receipts since Sept. l, 1898. 6, S96,271
.ame time last year ................ 1895, 1872
Same time year before lasted, 707, 1926
y at the ports to-day ........ 933,4lO
- same day last year ..........1 ,230, 1877
lily Movements at Other Ports
ilveston-Quiet; middling, 6; net re-
g IS, 4,SO4; gross. 4,SO4; stock, 146,7S7.
w Orleans-Steady; middling, 81; net
y pts 1888; gross, 1888; sales, 1900;
s 457 OBJ
,oile-Quiet; middling So; net receipts,
7 gross, 655; sales, 300; stock, 81, 564.
2rleston-Firm; middling, 55s; net re-
y s, SO; gross, SO; stock, 2,51O.
mingtOn-Firm; middling, 57s; net re-
c9pts, q; gross. q; stock, 1898.
Rorfolk-Firm; middling, g. net receipts,
Wv; gross, Lib; sales, 215; stock, 1920.
batlmore-Nominal; middling, 63s; gross,
p, stock, 31,627.
New York-Quiet; middling, 7-16; net
feeipts, 1,O21; gross 1857; stock, 9S,1S2.
Boston-Quiet; middling, 7-16; net re-
Apts Zoo gross, 1889.
Fhiladelphia-Quiet; middling, 11-16;
e receipts, 355; gross 355; stock, 1876.
Daily Movements at Interior Towns
Al1guGt9-StpaANrs
gpts, lis; gross u.s. sales, 2,15S; stock, 3d.
Memphis-Quiet and steady; mlddling,
" net receipts, $780, gross, L. 1888; sales,
1900; stock, 93747
st. Louis-Steady; middling, 1916; net
receipts, 4SO; gross, S,571; sales, rs; stock,
79T9.
'incinnati-steady; middling, SIS; net re-
p 2'lOi gross, 2,1O4; sales, 100; stock,
nston-Firm; middling, 1-16; net re-
celpts 1854; gross, 1,764; stock, LOG, 4O1.
Louisvile-Firm; middling, G.
exports Of cotton this day
s,5F -'-'' 0'''"''e'
New Orleans-Conunent, 2,711; coastwise,
rs,
lMobile-Continent, 4,261; coastwise, 300.
toaVannah-Coninent, 5,525.
fNorfolk-Coastwise, 1,621.
Baltimore-Coastwise. $500.
New York-To Great Britain. III. com
inent, 3S1. 0'''i' I'm
Iotal foreign exports from all ports
+nS gay; To Great Britain, S,274; TO the
ointment 1901
lotaI foreign exports from all ports
US Iar this week. To Great Britain. A.
TO france, 1926; to the continent. 3D.
Total fOreien e0,o,.o -. g. . 900
e 30 Great Britain, 2,7s5, 68s; 10 France
ioo' 10 The continent, 2O3S, S1S.
i,,a',tep pool FEB. .9.-Cotton, spot, active
t;oy' put results not equal 10 expecta-
'ions' prices firmer; American middling
Inc sales of the day were 14OOO
% "hlch 1000 were for speculation
Nport' and included 117O0 American
p's' 4'oVo bales, including 100 Amer
lures opened steady with a moderate
we l ma and closed barely steady: Avneri-
niddling, low middIiI,e clause, Febru-
Fepruary-March, 3.17d buyers;
n-Aprtl, 3.l7Q3.1Sd buyers: Aprii-May
{.lSd sellers; May-June. 3.19d buyers;
jury sod sellers; July-August. 800
sellers August-September 3.2010
value September-October, S.20d buy
DeloDer-November, November Deem
S.10Q52ld sellers; Decem ber-January
't-ANt
" York, Feb. 9-After the cotton mar
ad opened steady at 1@4 points adj
the feeling on Change became quite
10 kus. The volume of business was small
81 reflected policy of hesitation on the
LaIt Oh ooth classes of traders. Following
~ opening call the market scarcely va
llea more than two points; at the best in.
('erVai- showing net gain of points. with
ususI the most popular position and
INN points Of the highest price on
Ehe general advance. Then followed sew
Kfai pe"iods of reaction under efforts to
dhze on the part Of some of the weaker
Nohgs. The general bearings were much
ne same as previously at work. A fea,ure
~ me forenoon trading was buying for
Ychghsh account. Southern houses while
ot taking an active part. bought in pref
4 renee 70 selling. The relation of Wall
eIeet Traders was passive, but they were
Il seolys 70 give support to the market on any
)ede. std'h-
me general undertone Of local sentiment
was unquestionably firm although he
market Was without much non, foa...