The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-08


Same time last year .................6,SS9 $40
Same time year before last ......... ., 67S, 246
Stock at the ports to-day .......... 952, Jas
Stock same day last year ..........1, PSI, 37S
Daily movements at other ports
ston-Steady; middling, &c; net re-
ceipts 1887; gross, 1897; sales. 500; stock
1882
New Orfeans-Firm; middling, 5a4c net
receipts, 6S9l gross, 6,S91; sales, ESQ; stock
453 269.
Mobile-Quiet; middling, SIC; net re-
ceipts ~; gross, 727; sales, 200; stock, S5.-
459
Charleston-Firm; middlng, 11-16c; net
receipts, 229 gross, 229; stock, ,967.
Wllmingon-Firm; middlng, SIC; net
receipts, 1853; gross, 1853; stock, 10 ,757.
Norfolk-Firm; middling, &c; net receipts,
22sS; gross 1928; sales, 975; stock, SS,542.
Baitmore-Nominal; middling, 6ssc; net
receipts, l%; gross, IT'S; stock So SOB.
New York-Quiet; middlng, 67-16c; net
receipts Ll5O; gross, 1928; sales. 800; stock,
1Q54
Boston-Quiet; middling, 67-16c; net re-
ceipts. 1888; gross, 5,772.
PhHadelphia-Firm niddling, 611-16c;
net receipts, pa; gross, ga; stock, 9.641
Daiiy movements at interior towns
Aususta-Firm; middling, 6ssc; net re-
celpts' 435; gross, 49, stock, Al 1856.
Memphis-Quiet; middling, SIC; net re-
Selpes' 629; gross, 629; sales, 1900; stock,
St. Louis-Firm; middling, 1S-16c; net
1850 100 ''e7' 80 S'ooN'
ca GilhcinnaIi-Quiet; mddling, SIC; net re-
Houston-Steady; middling & 116c. net
l1o464 '7-' '''-V' s'ies' 49, stocK'
LoulsVille-Firm; middiing. &c.
Exports of cotton this day
GalVeston-To France II. 573.
NeW Orleans-Coastwise IA.
Mopile-Coas twise. 371
SaVahnah-Coastwise / .542.
Nortolk-Coastwise, LBS
baltlmore-Coastwise. 2.5OO.
New York-To France AKA. 70 tba oo,t,-
nent 10 no. " 'iie coil'i-
Dos'oh-Io Great Britain. 1925.
lotaf foreign exports from an norris .,,is
10 zoe. 10 Great Britain, 1926; to France
I'D TO the continent. no
far ~ exports from all ports thus
~ 'iiis week; To Great Britain. AZ .4O6. to
NJ I9'Zj6' TO the continent. 1852.
To c. ,oISlsh exports since Sept. 1. 1898:
an. - a. Britain 2.776,577; to France, GA
~ the continent, POP. 149
fair ll Poo'' Feb. T. p. m.-Cotton sDot.
can r,,4lI' PiieeS l-52d higher. Ameri-
3ld. n,i1i'1!!ts' Ialr' H-32d; good middling,
-D, mlddling. sled; low middling 9iLd
40 ordinary l5-16d; ordinary %. y
os SAFES OF the day were 10 0Oo bales
evnort i'en LUCY We're for speculation and
- = and included $500 bales American.
rp'S' IZoo0 bales, all American
mod opened and closed firm with a
Iao. az demand. American middling
Inv, ,'u VI clause, February. Bios. 1Sd
,rs. ruary- March, 3.17d3.1Sd buy
S195 eelIer-- AprlI 31Sd buyers; April May
yuna-r ,i,. May-June, 3.19d3 god buyers
25l5 NY 5ZOn3.2ld sellers; Julv-August
o-.u buyers; August-Septemher 2 ga b,,v
t5f' p P'ember-0ctober. 3.21d BUYERS. DC
D. olemher, 321d buyers; November
inner 5.2ld322d sellers. Deceuber-
'..uary. 8.2l0322d sellers.
,fr, io H. FEB There was very nc
d,n. IadIhs in cotton TODAY. particularly
a5,+7 me afternoon. The strong EngIieI
.na. ...,, fused a firm feeling on the OMEN
of f "'leh prices showed an advance
mp.b i..9' Later the market developed
unJsr 7uIarlly and sold off 6 to 9 points
long oot,,l pressure of heavy offerings of
soon Ion, which came out free.v as
" as II became apparent NJ $50 "a
A ianed was not being MAIN
Dui-nE the strong interval Arorst oon
Ton "nlch sold as high as 6 Zoe on tho
fs nior, OF the advance last week eol1
\ tae naTt ,','s az 627c. From this price
from The am, Dioke TO else, a loss of points
mortt- 'e Hnai figures of yesterdav OH
al limo ~ dclVe, had less decline but
look TT ue market had a very unsettled
Che rar niroughout the session bowever
quito ss suat'on market bearings were
Advico.o C as at any time heretofore
. cotton 5[, rom the South stated that snot
u the cott 'oluers in the principal markets Of
views as a oelt were as strong in their
. Of short Yer seer; they reiterated predictions
uizers. v,bii,sase and inattention 10 fer
duons werD l%por'ins that weather con-
being so nnf,' Almost without a parallel.
'Dp'eked cotton. '' WINE running the