Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-12

LIVERPOOL, Feb. II, noon.-COtton in mod
crate demand, which is freely supplied; mid
ding uplands, l3-l6d; middling Orleans.
8 l5-l6d; sales 10000 bales: for speculation and
export 1900 bales; receipts 14,S00 bales
American 1890 bales.
Futures: Uplands, low middling clause.
February and March deliyery.5 50-640g5 49-64d;
March and April, 5J-64(G5 5l-640J5 53-64d;
April aud MAY. 59-G4t05 5S-G4d; Nav and
june, 63-640g5 62-Gfd; June and July. & 3-GI0Q
6 2-64d: July and August, 7-64d. Market
dull.
500 p. MIXTURES closed firm.
sales to-day included S, 700 bales Of Ameri-
can.
NEW YORK. Feb. II, noon.-Cotton dun;
middlng uplands. l0s4c; middiiug Orleans,
lie; sales 536 bales.
Futures: Market quiet. with sales as fol-
lows: February delivery, 10 61c: March, 10 SIC;
April, 10 92c; May. IL Ole; June, II Use; July,
II &c
5:C0p. m.-Cotton dull; middlng uplands,
lGMc; mlddlng Orleans, lie; sales 1876 bales:
net receipts l,l32 bales. gross 3,SI2.
Futures-Market closed dull but steady
with sales of $1,000 bales, as follows: February
delivery, 10 65Gl0 &c; March, 10 76ldl0 nc:
April, 10 91,Gl0 9Sc: May, II 0lQll 02c: June.
II l4Gll l5c July, II 25c: August. II 3lGlll 35c;
September, II 0lSGll O3c; October, 10 62,GI0 64c;
November. TO 53Gl0 sic.
The Posts cotton report says: cotton
futures closed steady at 2-l0094-l0Cc lower
than last Saturday"
GALVESTON, Feb. H. Cotton quiet: mid
ding 1880, low middlng 10 l-l6c, gcod ortli-
nary Y-l6c; net receipts 2,047 bales. gross
1850; sales 454 bales; stock 5S,904 bales; eX
ports, to Great Britain S.370 bales coastwise
l.434
NORFOLK. Feb. 1I.-Cotton dull; middling
l0i4c; net receipts 2,106 bales, gross 2,106:
stock 37,96S bales; sales 2SS bales; exports
eOastWise 1000 bales.
BALTIMOBF. Feb. u.-Cott0n very quiet;
middling l05sc, low middlIng 10 3-l6c. good
ordinary 9l2c; net receipts l.237 bales, grOss
297l; sales none; stock 20,643 bales; exports
c0astWise I3 bales.
BOSTON, Feb. ll.-Cott0n quiet: middline
1876. low middung l0l2c, good ordinary 97sc:
net receipts 2,l24 bales, gross 1850; stock 1900
bales, exports to Great Britain 2,94l bales
WIL&uNGToS, Feb. ll.-COtton dull: mid
ding l0l4 &c; low middiing g7Sc: good ordinary
SIC; net receipts 200 bales, gross POO; stock
SIP bales.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb.Il.-Cott0n firm: midi
ding 1899, low middling l04sc, good ordinary
9l2e; net receipts Isl bales, gross lS2; stock
OPS bales
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. Il.-Cotton dull; midi
ding 10 5-l6c, low middling 10c, good ordi-
nary 9l5c: net receipts 6,920 bales. gross ,q23:
sales 5000 bales: stock 31l ,90j bales: exports,
TO Great Britain 1920 bales, TO the continent
MOBILE, Feb. ll.-Cotton dun: middling
l0Zc; low mlddlIng l0c; good ordinary 915c;
net receipts l,23l bales gross l,23l: sales 900
bales; stock 36,2l7 bales; exports, to Great
Britain 2,334 bales, cOastwise 1,6T4.
MEMPHIS, Feb. ll.-COtton steady; middHrg
l0l &c, low middlng $40, good ordinary sac;
net receipts 1852 bales, gross 2,06I; shipments
S2J bales; sales 2.5JO bales: stock 7s4lS bales
AUGUSTA, Feb. l0.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding lUc, low middling sac; receipts l40
bales; sales Us bales.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 1.-Cotton easy; mid
ding 1880, low middling l01zc, good ordinary
93zc: net receipts $50 bales, gross 5S9: sales
400 bales; stock 6l,SS3 bales; exports, to the
continent 1865 bales. cOastwise 2, 1874.
NEW York, Feb. ll.-Consohdated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to day. q, $50 bales;
exports. To Great Britain 27,94S bales, to
France 20, to the continent 1854.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. II, noon.-Pork, 7ls. Lard
4qs. Long clear middles, 46s Cd.
new YORK. Feb. II, noon.--Flour quiet.
Wheat 4q5z g higher. Corn better. Pork
Urn; mess, SIG afzdI6 6ai Lard firm at
9 SOC Ereights steady,
500 y. m.-Fl0ur. Southern steady; com
mon to fair extra, - 4594 20; good to choice
extra, s. 75e6 80. Wheat-spot lots 15034c
higher. closing firm: ungraded red, 94cGSl y:
ungraded white, 90 4g98c; No. , red, on spot
81 0Si 4. February delivery 81 0SlGl 90. Corn
spot lots about &c higher, closing strong; I'M
graded, 5l@62l2c; ungraded white, 55G635&c;
No. ,, on spot 62c. February delivery G434tG63c.
oats-sp0t lois held firm; No. ,, 40340I4Ic.
Hops firm. Coffee, fair Rio, on spot, dull and
weak ut l2l Sc; No. Rio, on spot and Febru-
arv delivery, 10 zoe. Sugar firm but rather
quiet; Martinique, 9-l6c; Brazil, 5lJ515c;
fair to good refining, 51sG6c; relned-C $50
&c, extra 6@sc. white extra Sic, yellow
5iaG5tc. of 4 634g1c, mould 73Sc. stan
dard < 7l4G73sc. confectioner's 4 ne, cut
loaf and crushed SlSGSl4c, powdered 17sG1Sc,
graduated 734c, cubes Sc. MOlaSscs quiet.
Cotton seed oil, 43,G49c. Hides steady but
rather quiett wet salted New Orleans. select
ed. so to 90 pounds 9.@l0c; Texas, selected, 50
Gl0c. Wool fairly active; domestic fleece, %
G45c. Texas, l4lG21. Pork again higher and
fairly active; mess. on spot, SIG 50gl7 90. Mid
dies stronger. Lard advanced 20G24 points
and closed very firm: contract grade, on spot
loo; February delivery, 8 9Sgl0 03c. lFreights
f.N oil efse
3-ldd; wheat per steam. 215d.
BALTIMORE, Feb. II, noon.-Flour steady and
fairly aGtlFei Howard street ant Western
superiipe- - 15<I3 -: extra, 50 so al Is. family
81 I5G5 Is: civ mills suIarlne. - 1561S 50
extra, So 1906 -; Rio brands. s. 62a5 IS;
PatapscO family. So 80; superlative patent, s..
Whett-Southcrn scarce and firm; Western
trmer but dull; Southern, red 81 ll@l y,
amber 81 1901 Is; No. ! Maryland, 81 l334 "a
] 1875: No. Western winter ret spot,
81 e7i So 0s3, Corn-Southern quiet; West
Crn easier and neglected. Southern, white 80
et61c. yellow nominal.
500 p. m.-Oats scarce and firm; southern,
llGl3e: Western, white i2tGt3e. mixed 40G
lie. Pennsylvania, 40lG43c. Provisions closed
higher and firm: Mess pork, Sl7 25. Bulk
meats-shoulders and clear rib sides, packed,
Sc and Toe. Bacou-shoulders y sc, clear rib
sides l034c. Hams. IA ga l5l4 &c. Lard, refined,
lol4c. Coffee quiet; Klo eargoes, ordinary to
fair, 1ll2(Gl234c. Sugar steady; A soft. 15sc.
Whisky quiet but steady at 81 1901 1917.
FreIgnts dull.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. Ii.-El0ur steady;
family, 81 00t94 so; high grades. s. 00,G5 81.
Corn scarce and firm; mixed and white, 56G
5Sc; yellow, 5SdG0c. Oats firm; choice, 45c.
Pork steady; old, SIS 90; new. $3.50. Lard
higher; refined, IN tierces. 93sc, in kegs lose.
Bulk meats scarce; shoulders, packed, higher,
re; long clear and clear rib, 95sc. Bacon
scarce: shoulders, Sc; long clear and clear rib
hrmGr l014c. Hams choice sugar cured can
vased, steady at l2I501l3lae. Whisky steady.
Coffee strong and higher; Rio, Il@lic. Sugar
in fair demand; fair to fully fair, 5i4G52c;
white clarified, re. Molasses dull; centrifu-
gal. lSlG36c; fair 25G2Sc. Cotton seed oil
prime crude, 35t13Tc; summer yellow. 43G44c.
CHICAGO. Feb, ll.-ElOur irmer but not
quotably higher. Wheat opened l9Q34e high
cr advanced 13c, and closed l3sc above Satur-
day; regular, February delivery, 9f2,G95l2c
Corn firm and advanced sc over closing prices
CT Saturday, cash lots So $685. 2c; February
delivery, so s(djS3sc. Oats dull cash lots and
March delivery, 33c. Pork in active demand
and higher; cash lots, Sl7 114GglS 90. Lard IN
active demand; prices advanced 15t025 points,
cash lots S0(G9 S2lzc; February delivery
S219G9 soc. Whisky steady. Sugar I'M
changed; standard 4, $40, cut loaf s1z@9c,
granniated, SIG.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. II.-Flour firm and higher;
family, - 2515 So. Wheat higher; No, red
lait, II Oi(Gl 09 for cash, Il Ola for February
delivery; No. red fall. ssc. Corn higher but
Slows $3.50 for cash. 4S3sc for February deliv-
cry. Oats dull. Whisky steady at 81 Is. Pro
visions excited and higher: Pork. iobbing at
SlSl2l2. BacOn-long clear, 10 ora ID Csc: short
rib, 10 l5c; short clear, 10 40GI0 soc. Lard
higher. 954c.
LOUISVILLE. Feb. 1I.-Wheat strong: No. .
red. 81 02lGl OF for cash. Corn-No. white