The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-18

tiiiaueiphla-Steady' middling, sac; net
receipts, 75; gross 70; stock, 1889.
Daily movements at interior towns
Augusta-Quet and steady: middllng.
Csc; net receipts e.; gross, GA; sales SOS;
stock, 81, Sol.
Memphis-Steady; middling, &c: net re-
ceipls 272; gross, 272; sales. 1000; stock,
1882.
St Lous-Steady; middhng. SIC; gross.
2,S15; sales. 6l7, stock, 72,l79
l Cincinnati-Quiet and steady: middIing,
&c; net receipts, l,16S; gross 1163; stock.
1916.
Houston-Firm; middling, csc: net re-
celpts 1851; gross, 1851; stock, 1903 9SS
LouisviHe-F'irm; middling, SIC; stock,
700.
Exports Of Cotton This Day
New Orleans-To Great Britain 1851;
France. 1851; continent S,457; coastwise,
705.
Mobile-Coastwise, 635
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1885,
Wilmington-To Great Britain, 6021
Norfolk-Coastwise, 106
Baltimore-Contnent, 100.
New York-Continent 377.
Total foreign exports from all ports this
day-To Great Britain, 20602; to France,
1851; to the continent, 9,434
Total foreign exports from ell ports thus
far this week-To Great Britain 6S07s; to
France, 9O6S; to the continent 42,15l.
Total foreign exports since Sept. l. 1888
To Great Bratain 2S77.S15: to France
62S, 54S; to the continent. OS7,Os1.
Liverpool, Feb 17.-Cotton, spot fair de-
mand prices favor buyers; American mid
ding, 3 7-16d
The sales of the day were 10000 bales,
of which 500 were for speculation and ex-
port and included $500 Americana receipts,
1920, all American; futures opened quiet,
with a moderate demand, and closed
steady; American middling low niddline
clause February, g. aDd BUYERS: February
March, 32Od buyers; March-April 3.20a
buyers; April-May 32ld BUYERS. Nav.
June 321m3 22d BUYERS. June-Julv 2 29d
buyers; July-Aueust. 323d se.lers. August
September 323d sellers. Sentenber-Octo-
Der, 322d value; October-Novernber 2 ODD
value: November December 2 22d huvera.
December-January. 322d buyers
New York Feb 17.-There was a mood
deal of realizing at the Cotton EXCHANGE
this morning. but in the afternoon much
steadier feeling prevailed in the face Of
pronounced weakness developed al Liver
pool which market reported a decline 81
3-64d31b-e4 and showed unsatisfa Glory s,ot
sales This started our market al a de-
cline of points. Subsequently trading
was bearishly Influenced by selling orders
from abroad and from the south Ar The
lowest level of the market a decline ut
7ddO points was apparent.
The weak feeling was at one time in
creased by statements that planters were
buying fertilizers more freely and were
getting ready for active work on the new
crop The weather reports were also bear
ish and larger movement OF cotton was
predicted.
The death of President Faure, accord
ing to private cables, largely explained
the pronounced weakness In the English
market. For a while this had a depress-
ing influence; but dater there was a gen
eral recovery and prices recovered to
within few points of the final figures of
yesterday, In spite Of vigorous resistance
on the part oil the pear contingent The
afternoon market got GOOD htt IN the
way OF aoVlces from the oouth reporting
IaVorapie cohol'ols IN .ne SPOT market:
Ehcourag'hs accounts were aiso received
l.oin Ainericah spiIie eil anu from print
ciotn MAJ Ae'9. New OiI 's was an &c
i've seler' pa w uiaiiy uu'lhs ,he MORN
ing oohe "a ,ne z az si'oI. % covered
qui.e hieeS q t ny " ',e not mug,
anu &c" "a ~, r, too1 'ie Iohs sue Oh
.ne account' 'naiNe' was manly
s'eauy' ~ : Po,"'9 w. lawns asaln
Se'I.eu a. '''S GIN u '"e N"S "'i'ei i'e"'
s,1' 81. 1T - - 90.
tures onened easv. Februarv 6 22c. March
& 9oc 4 nr1 27c. Nav & 2ac. Jnna o.,
TuIv q 27c. August q 2er. Sentep,ber q le,..
0cfoher 621c. November 61sc. Docer,
ber 9oc
,, 49,,
p; III u.uieS o on stSdoy, fepru-
afy, o.zoc' nsI o,l'c, april o.zfc' Way
e19c, JUNE 80 July ozoc' Aususi, oSlc;
,9ep'ein ,ae 49, oe'oei, 49, Noveln-
Det, o.i'e, Deee'i ts Vi'e, 'anuary' o'zSc.
ne" 1Iiea,is, = g" r,,,..---o, lutures
aulet atu gu slea a, reDI o.s'c' oin'
MaIcn, o'oyno''ie o- AP, ~ 0'l1oyfc; Nay
o9ouo's'c, Cu lne o''9o'9ec' jury 9's5gocOc'
Ausust, 9so19'o &c septennper' o'erg9 s9c'
OctoDer' oeo o.o o., c november o'ooe5 Vic;
Deceilper' o''i4'''oo'
Co say of cotton: Europe was natural