Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-07

bid. Asked. Last,
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 6, 500 p. m.--Futures:
Uplands, low mlddling clause, April and May
I delivery. 45-6id. Futures closed very dull.
NEW YORK. Feb. 6.-COttOn dull; sales ga
/ bales; middling uplands 10 3-l6c, middling Or
leans 10 7-l6c; net receipts 3il bales, gross
I 9.096.
/ Futures-Narket closed very dull, with sales
I Of 10000 bales. as follows: February delivery,
10 l76l0 lSc; March, 10 2J1l0 PIC; April, 10 soc
I Nav, 10 52dlO 53c: June, 10 &c: JULY, 10 soc :
August. 10 Ole; September, 10 57,GI0 soc; OctO-
Der 10 2GGl0 pc; November, 10 08gl0 lie.
The Posts cotton report says: ''As regards
future deliveries, up to p m. this has been.
without exaggeratiOn, the most inactive
day since futures have been regularly
dealt in. the sales being restricted
from 10 to > O'Clock, to 10000 bales. Every
week repeats the preceding one. Up to a
certain price a few orders make their APP
| pearanee and are filled; When that figure is
reached orders stop and the retrOgrade move
ment sets in, the difference between the high
est and lowest point being about 15-1O0c., and
the transactions remain insignificant. How
much longer this dullness is to continue will
apparently depend on the receipts. February
receipts are mostly expected to be quite as
/ large as in ISL
! GALVESTON, Feb. 6.-COtton quiet: mid
ding 976c, low middling 918c, good ordinary
SIC; net receipts 1875 bales, gross 1916; sales
/ I.250 bales: stock 50. 100 bales.
NORFOLK, Feb. 6.-COttOn quiet but steady:
middlng l3-l6c; net receipts 4,l79 bales,
gross I9; stock 60.5J6 bales; sales 1878 bales;
] exports cOastwise 1852 bales.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 6.-COttOn quiet: mid
ding IOc low middling CSC, good ordinary
I S34c; net receipts a bales, gross 50; stock
3D. 6S bales; sales to spnners 80 bales; exports
BOsTON. Feb. 6.-COttOn steady; middling
103Sc. low middling csc, good ordinary 91sc;
net receipts S92 bales, gross 929; no sales;
stock 4,45O bales; exports to Great Britain 996
WILMINGTON, Feb. 6.-COtton dull; mid
/ ding ss4c, low middling &c. good ordinary
SIG; net receipts 764 bales, gross 764;
PHIIADELPHIA, Feb 6.-Cotton quiet;
middling IOI%c. low mddling lO1sc, good Ordi-
nary &c; net receipts p bales, gross S16;
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 6.-Cotton quiet
middling 9 l3-l6c, low middling &c, good or
binary SIC; net receipts 1891 bales, gross
1926; no sales; stock 800 500 bales; exports, to
the continent 1881 bales, cOastwise ,l40 bales.
MOBILE. Feb. 6.-HOlday-net receipts 327
bales, gross 325; stock 54,7S9 bales.
MEMPHIS, Feb. 6.-COttOn quiet; middling
CSC, low middling 914c, good ordinary SIG;
net receipts l.462 bales, gross l,5S2: shipments
lI04 bales; sales l,750 bales; stock S7,S55 bales
AUGUSTA, Feb. 6.-COttOn steady; middling
9I4c. low middling $50, good ordinary SIC;
net receipts $40 bales: sales 729 bales.
CHARLKsTQN, Feb. 6.-CottOn steady;
middling 95sc, low middlng 9sc, good or
binary &c; net receipts 2.4I7 bales, gross 2,477;
sales 1000 bales; stock 1888 bales; exports,
to Great Britain 2,i64 bales, coastwise 14I
bales.
NV lOkh. FtDs u.-OOieOlludlcu HNb IT,
ceipts for ali cotton ports 26,5lO bales; exports
to Great Britain 4,l22 bales, to the continent
1881 bales.
ST. Louis, Feb. 6.-COtton dull; middling
CSC, low middling &c, good ordinary s3sc;
net receipts LII bales, gross 1000; shipments
less bales; sales ll9O bales; stock s. 1851 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
NEW YORK. Feb. 6.-FlOur, Southern, closed
Quiet but steady: common to fair extra, 81 40g
80: good to choice extra. s. 95017 90. Wheat,
cash lots I4l1lc higher; No. spring nominal;
ungraded red 81 G9CGl 81; No. red, February
delivery, 81 1901 1874. Corn, cash lots 40
lie higher: ungraded, 66C975c: No. ?, February
delivery, 6gl S(d7l3lc. Oats lI(dll3c higher and
more active; No. 8 4Sc. Hops quiet and nom
nal Coffee spot quiet but aTm; oR'lS9 5n
March Csc Sugar quiet; fair TO good re-
fning quoted at G. fG6 l5-l6c; reined-yelloY
c 63Std7c, white extra G &c, yellow extra I
/ 7I4d7Isc. yellow 6I5C665Sc,cut loaf and crushed
o. e powdered SIC, granulated 9-l6c, cubes
S7Se hfoIasses- quiet and unchanged. Rice
steady but quiet. Hides quiet but firm; wet
salted New Orleans. selected ~ TO 90 pounds,
fTIOc: Texas. selected so to 90 pounds. 1890
ne Wool firm and in good demand; domes-
tic fleece, 32,G4Sc; Texas, l4(dSc. Pork quiet
but firm. without quotable change. Mlddles
quiet but steady; sales OF long clear al 924c;
Lard opened shade lower was aiterWafu
stronger and advanced TO 10 points, closing
firm with fair business reported; prime
steam on SPOT and February delivery, IL 50t9
oil 55c; March delivery,ll 6O,oll 65c. krelghts
TO Liverpool dull; cotton, per steam, 14d;
wheat. per eAtdlns tAs
RAITINORE. Feb. Goats firm; Southern,
4Sd5Ic: Western. white 5O55lc, mixed 47Qs49c;
PENNSYLVANIA, 4Sg5lc. Provisions firm; Mess
pOrk $40 90. Bulk meats-shOulders and clear
rib sides. packed, Sc and l0l4c. BacOn-shOul-
ders. QI{c: clear rib sides, ll14c. Hams. l49
Use Lard. refined, l2c. C0nee strong; RIO
caTgOes ordinary to 1aEi !55S;sc Il Su i2
dull A soft, S3sc. WHISKY quies at - 4t@
l7IS. Freights quiet, ......s g.,
LOUISVILLE. Feb.6.-FlOur quiet; extra lam
lily, 50 1904 90; high grades, s. z5go %. wheat
- "a i QrTi1 ~ Corn steady.
No. white soc; No. mixed, 49c. Oats I'M
changed. Provisions steady: Mess PORK, new
SIS 50. Bulk meats-shOulders, &C; clear rios,
9iSc; clear sides, l0c. Bacon-shoutders, ocs
clear ribs IOl5c; clear sides, lie. Hams. SUI
gar cured. Iss. Lard steady; choice Kettle
rendered, l2c; prime steam, lie. Whisky quiet
GtNGiyvATr. Feb. 6.-Flour armer but not
ouOtably higher; family, 81 75(g5 0Oi fancy,
S 4Oid6O0. Wheat strong and higher; 40. Z
red winter, 81 10 on spot. Corn nrm; S5ssgS4e
on s,,of- s55se for March delivery; ear, 49<d50c.
oats in fair demand and steady. Pork nrm;
nless. SIS p on spot. Lard strong AT II U 12S
Bulk meats strong; shoulders sc. Gear Gear riS'
l6ssc; clear sides, lie. whisky steady at 81 Is.
Sugar quiet: hards, 94GSS<ci New ost Isslhs'
IS 75d5 IS: packing and butchers. Sc 1901 %.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 6.-FlOur slow at an al
vance .. q SC. Wheat, cash easier; optlons
higher bat unsettiedi no. red IAN, y vsl9
09l5 for cash; 81 O9l sal loss for March deliv-
erv: No. 3 red fan, ST OF 01i OIIz. Corn high
eT; s6ISa5l9Sc for cash; 50f 1d5lc for February
delivery Oats higher; sss499szsc for cash;
9Ss[s for February delivery. Whisky steady
AZ fl a. Provisions-Pork dull; mess, SIS Is
for small lots, Lard, large sales on private
terms. Bulk meats Arm; SHOULDERS, Soc;
short rib. sc; short clear, f5o asked. Ba-
CON firm: long clear, 10 Csc; short rib, 10 Csc;
short clear, 10 5O'dl0 soc.
CHICAGO. Feb. 6.-FlOur quiet and I'M
.bonosd Wheat higher and bnoyant but I'M
settIed. regular. 81 O5t0l 07lS for February de- i
livery: NO 2 Chicago spring, 81 Oo199l US;
No. ditto, esIko, No, 2 red winter, nominal.
Corn active. arm and hiGhers 561<g565zc for
cash: sfs[ Tor February delivery. Oats active,
firm and higher. Ssskc cash, 3S1<c for Febru,
arv. Flax seed weaker; 81 70 on track. dressed
hogs quiet; light, 259I ISL heavy, S09f o.