QU0TATI0Ns F0H IoTToN IN THE LIvERPooL MARKrr.


1914. IQ45


Fair Fair Fair. Fa,r
Sea Island. 10, l2 q TO- I2 2s l0SI2 a Is, 49, o.
Stained Stained do..s, 7,,eS ~ III. eH s., 9, i
~. Dreams. 3, All 8, 4Sa7 3k4Z,7I Jt,, 6L,
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The advsnce shown in this table grcnter than that
which has taken place in this market This improvement
has taken place In the Liverpool Market in the absence
Of oil specuationin the face of large Gtcck hand
ready to be thrown upon the market at once aud with


demand fom the trade very little larger than up TO the
same time last year The stock OF American cotton in
Liverpool the 2sh Of February Is45 6s7 900 bales
against 4s2 400 bsles last year The exports OF this spo
from the United States to Great Britain have been 10
the latest dates nearly hundred per cent larger this
season than last The exports have been nearly In tho
proportion TO France and the ports OF the North Of
Europe. The receipts oil the new crop nt the Southern