The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-14

reported at the following quotations:
lxtra ine Georgia's fun 51g %
Extar fine Georgia's, scant.......12lzc
Fine Georgia's and Florida s .1UlbdI2c
Medium fine Gas and Fla.s .l0l50llc
Savannah Recei pts, Exports and Stocks:
Receipts this day ......-............. 1675
anne day last year.. .............. 1855
Receipts since Sept l. 1894. 1873 '6l
same time last year. Us
Exports, coastwise, this day.. 2Os
Stock on hand this day-............ IS, $50
Same day last year .................. 90 7}2
Receipts ana Stocks at the PORTS -
Receipts IN S day .................... 90 96a
This day last week .................. 22,0Ss
This day last year ................... 9975
receipts past 1--WE days ............. $50
Z aTne time last year ................. 53146
Total receipts since Sept. !. 1891. .39s 072
E9n'e time last year OBJ 1872
stock AT the ports TO- day ........... 9SS 51S
Sock same day last yesr............ S9e. SO
ReceintS this week lsst year.
eturday.......I2 % E,,ednessday..... 9, s75
Tuesday. Friday. y, SSl
Daily movements at oIner ports
Galyes[s9 9s oT,1i.ddiing 81; net re-
New Orleans-Firm; middling. lie; net
receipts 1853; gross, l5.ll7; sales, 500;
Mobns-ouiet; niddling. 5: net receipts,
81; gross. -; sales. 800: stock. 41,757.
Cnarleston-Dull; middline. 51s; net re-
ceipLs. sos; sales. -; stock. 81 4s9.
ceiprs. 404; sales, -: stock, 12.4s4
Norfolk-Steady: middling, So net re-
ceints. 259; gross. -; sales, S43; stock.
Raitimore-Dun: roiddling, 81: net re-
cejpts. none; gross. 80: sales, -: stock.
New York-Dun; ro'ddHne. So: net re-
cNipts. none; gross. 4230; sales. 800; stock.
IL, s2e
BOston-Dun;midd SIS: net receipts,
20; gross, 36s
Phiiadeiphia-Firrn: middIing. 5 1916; net
receipts. 80; gross. -; sales, -; stock.
paily movement at Interior towns
Angus a-Firm; uiddl'ng. 81; net re-
ce'pts. 35s: sales 1853: stock. 30.S 1858.
Memph 's-Steady: middling. 81; net re-
cents. l5s; gross 2oS; sales. l.5OO; stock.
ST. Loris-ouiet: nriddIing. 5K: net re-
CENTS. 2s5; gross, 2.l7S; sales. $50; stock.
'ciincinnesl-steady; middl'ne. 5s-,s; net
Hoaston~Duii: m,,ddline. 5s Jnst re-
Rt'Snta. Co. Feb. i3.-Cotton steady:
r,'Hdl'ng, I-16c; receipts, S5 bales.
Exports of cotton this day
Calveston-To the cont 'neni, p.
N-ew Orlesns-Coastwise g. 1913.
NTobile-C oastwise, 70.
Savanna h-Coastwise POS
New York-To the continent. s.; for
Totsj foreign exports from all ports to-
dsv-To the continent, 1S7.
far this we k-T- Great Britain. S2S7l: 10
II continent, 2e,5ll.
TotaI foreign y. orts since Sept. T. 1877
To- Great Br'ts,in, ESQ 9o 7e3 g. to France.
Liverpool Feb. 13.-l2:30 p. m.-Cotton
lower in buyers favor. Amer can mlddlng,
p. Sales. 10000 bales; American, 800
Speculation end eyrort 200 bales; re-
CENTS 1900 bales: American. 5000 bales.
Futures oDen9d easy, demand moderate;
NTarch-April 2.6l; May-June, 2.6S; June
July, 1900 3.01: July August, 302: August
September. 3.03; eptember-October. 3.05;
October Move mber, So6 Futures. quiet,
Ct the decline; ,oo lenders sa1o az %
D. m.-cotto7. quiet; American md
cling. ia r. 1920; good middling. 8 5-S2d;
low middl'ng, 2Ts; good ord nary. 2A or
c nary, 1872. Futures February. 2-5s@
260: February-M rch. 253d260, BUYERS,
March-April. 2.60G2 81, buyers; April May,
202; Mo,sy-June. 2S$ buyers ,{i IaH 6a.
gusts aptember, 303TfSOi sellers. Septem-
ter-Octoher 3.0iMS.05; Octo Der November,
2o6; November-D cember. S.0iQ o. sellers
Futures closed quiet, but steacy
New York, Feb. 13.-Noon-Coton tut
vres opened quiet end STEADY, February
545c; March, 5.43c; April, 5.46c; May. oslo
New York, Feb. i3.-Futures closed dull.
February, Sale: March, 5. 46c; April, 5-49c:
1Iay. 5.5lc; June. 5.5sc; July. S.6lc; August,
5.65c; September. 5 lie; October, sic; No
vember 5.s2c; sales. $1,000 bales.
New Orleans, Feb. 13.-Cotton futures
steady; sales, 1890 bales; February. 5.15;
March, SIS: April, SO; May, 5.29; June
525; July, $40: August, 5.45; September.
go; October, 554: November. SIS.
New Orleans, Feb. 13.-Cotton Exchange
statement: Weekly rrovement ct 10 lead
ing interior towns-Recet this year
1881 bales; last year, 1889; same tine ir
1902. 1876 bales; shipr ants this year
1874 bales: last year. 23.01 bales; SANE
{ me in 1892, 40629 bales; stock this year
sS5 463 bales: last year. 304, $50 bales; same
time in 1892, 49, Isl bsles-
New York Feb. 73-fR O-dsn & Co. say
OF cotton today: ''The lifeless cHara "ter o.
the speculation in cotton was not relieved
to-dsv. L'verpool sent us q decl ne o.
one and a half ei~tv-fourths and our mar
ket ope1ed slightly lower on the P~e'
e1d unchanged on the late month. The
{ rst sales of May were at 55lc. From
this pr &c there was a sl'rht improve
nent on the estimate Of light receipts
~ New Orleans tomorrow md huvip'
~ tHe roo~1 trsders. Mev selling as hig'
SS $50. The r1ar6ef closed dull. viii
: 5ic bid for Nav. At the moment Their
seems 70 be I'Etls 10 fnduce traders &c
enter the -r0arket and we should no
re SURPRISED to see TIE f'tctu~t'ons remain
TarroW WITH we know sonath.n~ definite
IN rerard 10 the acreage, h'ft there is
Food deal of talk about the heavy falling
of N the rr0ver~er'. and should The
o~"ur II VOID prob"Niv cause q revival
e srAN-lation, as well as an advance