The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-14

COTTON.
Tho futures market was lower and there
- lint little demand for local spots. me
,rarlet opened unchanged with sales OF lS
- Al The second call il was buleuned
.riet and steady and unchangeq, with
SsIas of "a bales. At the last call at the
Cotton Exchange, II closed qI 4lee an
adv and unchanged, with further sales
o. rb Iv following were the official spot quo
tations at the close OF the market at INC
cotton Exchange to-day;
Good middhns ''''..'''--'''''''''''' 7'ii1-16
gIddling ....-......-.......-..s = = ie
Low middling ..................-...-'. aa-IS
STsrI2et oI1iet and steady; sales, 1872 bales.
ga Island Cotton-The market remain
cd quiet, with sales made at the following
9gboice Fioridas, nominally .:.....19
Extra fine Floridas. nominally.. p .,c,,
Fine Floridas, nOminally ..;...;,.'I5 qlo72
I1vtra choice GeOrgias, nominally. u
choice Georgias. nominally ......!94qIe
Extra fine Georgias ....''''.'.-''II 2gg39
Fine Georgias ....;......-.''''-''''ii 70 2%i91l
Medium fine GeorSiaS .........'.''i9 4IS74
Medium GeOrgas ....-...........'.i57
common Georgias ............-....;L
savannah Receipts, Exports and Stocks:
Peceipts this day last year ......... lSlI
iSeceibts this day year before last 6S9
Receipts since Sept. l, 95 ............. nv SlS
SINE time wear before last 5000. SAT, lSl
exports. continent, this day ......!.. 4'590
Stock on hand this day ....'....''.'' ey'zg
same day last year $500. ............ eo,4Il
Receipts and stocks at the ports 100.
Receipts this day ..............'..... i9'9S5
This day last week ....''''''.'''''' 5 49,
This day last year ..............'''. Ig'9tS
This day year before last ........... l,59i
Receipts past six days. Se'4I4
Same days last year ..:.........'''. I ed6'SSoe
same DAYS year before last $500. 60,4So
Total receipts since Sept. /, 90. l iSe SO
Same time last year 800 20
Same time year before last ....'.5o0 SS 90 ~
Stock at the ports to-day .......... SS9'9
Stock same day last year ........... SS-'"o
Receipts this week last year % 80
Saturday. 1911 "Wednesday ' ~ ~
T FUls1S Friday GIT
Daily Movement at Other Ports
Enthusiastically; middhng, 1918; net
receipts 1,567; sales, III; stock, N,lli eX-
ports to Great Britain. 1888; coastwise'
New Orleans-Weak; middling, Ia net
g gf6eK 2s tS; exports to Great Britain,
1880; coastwise. 1,1O9; to the continent
Mobile-Quiet; middNng, rs; net re-
ceipts, 3S5; sales. 200; stock, 4O.51S; exports.
Charieston-st middling, 79s@
7l1-16; net receipts, 500; stock. SI,b4o; ex-
ports, coastwise, 1S7.
Wilmington-Dull;m iddling, rs; net re-
ceipts, 272; stock, II, 473.
Norfolk-Quiet; middlingi IA; net re-
ceipts, 1343; sales, 625; stock, 1928; ex-
ports, coaStwise, 81.
Baltimore-Dull; middling, 3 3-l6; gross
receipts, $50; stock, 1850.
New York-Easy middling, SIS; net re-
ceipts, none; gross, sol; sales, 2S6; spinners,
1888; stock, 1888.
BOSton-Quiet; m1ddling, 8 3-16; gross re-
ceipts, 273.
Hhiladelphia-Quiet middling. S9s; net
receipts, IS; stock, 10,4S4.
Daily Movement at Interior TOWNS
Augusta-Quiet; middhng, 74q7 1916;
net receipts, sos; sales, 4S2; stock, S2SO1.
Memphis-Easy; middllng, *; net re-
ceipts, 4O4; gross, 524; Sales 1,15O; STOCK
St. Louis-Easy; middlng. 7sl; net re-
ceipts. 14S; gross, 1877; sales, LOO; stock.
Cincinnati-Quiet; middhng, rs; net re-
ceipts, S56; stock, 1881.
Housto5nl-oQuiet; ,mniddling. ~; net re-
ceipts 1888; sales, 438; stock, 29,S69.
Exports of Cotton This Day
Galveston-To Great Britain, 13,75S; con-
tinent, $50; coastwise, 2,312.
New Orleans-TO Great Britain. 1880;
continent, 300; coastw1se, 1,1O7
Mobile-Coastwise 80.
savannah-To the continent, 1880; coast
wise, $50
Observation-Disclosures 1877.
NOrfolk-Coastwise, Gil.
New York-To Great Britain, Lat; CONT
nent, 2,429.
Total foreign exports from all ports this
day: To Great Britain, 2S, 400; to France,
none; to the continent, 1929
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
far this week: To Great Britain, 75,O4S; to
France, 1851, to the continent. 80, 55S: -
Total foreign exports since Sept. l. IS:
To Great Britain, LAG, 49,; to France, 3d.
10; to the continent, 1,17S,5S5.
Liverpool, Feb. 10, 1890 p. m.-Cotton,
quiet; prices unchanged; American mid
1000 bales; speculation and export, 800
bales; receipts, 5000 bales; American, 10
200 bales; futures opened quiet, demand
Maq re6 lad EeP MarcRRA 4Ga 425d May
June, 4.22d; June-July, AID; July-August,
42d; August September. 4.1sd. Futures,
quiet but steady.
changed; American middlng, fair, 27-32d;
good mddling, 1921; middling, 415d; low
mlddling, 1924; good ordinary, 1920;
4p. m.--Cotton. February, 425a4. 2Sd; Feb
ruary-March, 4.23G4.24d buyers; March
april, 428d buyers; April-May, 4,22d sellers;
MayJune, Aid value; June-July, 1900
SID buyers; July-August, .20q4 I'D sell
ers; August-September 4.17Q4. 1Sd; Sep
{be Lem october, 4o9q4 1Gd buyers; OSto-
december, 4.05@4. 06d value; futures closed
quiet
New York, Feb. 10, noon.-Cotton futures
March; 7.SOc; April, Use; May, 7.S7c; June,
New York, Feb. 10. 4g. m.-cotton fu-
March. 7.76c; April, 7.S2c; May. 1850; June
l9c July, 1900; August 7.SS; September,
o c3lc; october, 7.52c; November, 747c; De-
New Orleans, Feb 13-COtton futures,
steady; sales, 81 600 bales; February
March. ;66c; April, 7.72c; May, Use; June,
t.lSci July, 1889; August Use; Septem-
Yer, sc; October, 7.26c; November 7.23c;
December, Use
New York, Feb. 1S.-Riordan & Co. say
Of cotton to-day: 1.-THE port and interior
teceipts continue so free that 100000 bales
now generally accepted as the mini
mum OF the crop. Liverpool showed fur
uler weakness to-day, and our opening
Sas at an irregular decline of from to
points. May opened at 7.S7c and grad
sally declined to 1880. But the German
Sa9ftS bought heavily to cover in the last
HdL hour, causing a slight rally. The
use was steady, with 1850 bid for May.
NJ vas day of liquidation. A great deal
q h tong cotton was sold out and single
isdat, bought, just before the close, about
ii,yN Dales, to cover shorts. The feeling
HerVous, and prices may rally a little
Il M me courage of the bears is now in
q i+IiIi ked contrast with the timidity of the
s. IN We can see nothing at present
Viii Hcourage buying and fear that prices
80 lower, as planting time ap-
NAVAL STORES.
di1gIts Turpentine.- There was a strong
rrcahd at l4e above yesterdays closing
trsI Al the first call at the board of
y 81 - me market was bulletined firm at