Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-16
COTTON.

Lake shore -. 1892 Well & Fargo 40
L'yiue & Nash. 1873 Western Union . 1864
Bid.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. Is, noon.-Cotton steady:
| middllng uplands, l3-l6d; mddling Or
leans, 5-l6d sales 5000 bales: for specula-
ton and export 1000 bales; receipts II 800
bales-American $4,000.
Futures: Uplands low middling clause.
February and March delivery, 5I-64d:
March and April, 55-64d; April and May,
6O-64d; May and June, Cd Market steady.
| Sales for the week, $4,000 bales-Amercan,
| l,5OO bales; speculation, $500 bales; exports
$500 bales; actual exports, 400 bales inn
ports, 1000 bales-American, $4,000 bales;
stock, $4,000 bales-American, 65l 900 bales;
! aiiOat 4l5.000 bales-American, 3l4, 200 bales
$50 p. m.-Sales to day included 6,05O bales
Of American.
2:50 p. mixtures: Upands. low middIing
clause, April and May delivery. 6l-64d;
| May and June, 6 1-64d; June and July, 6 5-64d;
July and August, 9-64d.
4:30 p. m.-tuturcs: Uplands low middlinp
clause. March delivery, 52-64d; March and
April, 56-64d.
5p. MIXTURES closed firm.
MANCHESTER, Feb. l5.-The market for
yarns and fabrics is firm
The GVardiaal's commercial article SAYS:
The market is duh, but prices are fairly
steady"
NEW YORK. Feb. 10, noon.-Cotton quiet:
middllng uplands. 1870: middliug Orleans,
! lie; sales l57 bales.
Futures: Market steady, with sales rs fol-
! lows: February delivery, 10 re; March, 10 SOC;
April, 10 Gle; May, Il O7c; June. Il 100; July,
! II 29c.
5:o0 p. m.-Cotton quiet; middling uplands
! 1910; middling Orleans, lie; sales % bales
net receipts 1854 bales, gross ,567
Futures-MarkeJ closed dull, with sales of
$1,000 bales, as follows February delivery
! 10 72GI0 73c; March, 10 S0d10 Sic: April 10 9l66
| 10 92c; May. II O60n 07c; June. II 1901 2Oc
! July, II 29gll SOC: August, II SOC; September
! u 01(gll Q9c; October, 10 66GlO 6S; November
The POSTS cotton report says: cultures
/ closed very dull. The leading months were
2-l0Oc lower than yesterday"
Weekly net receipts $3.50 bales. gross Sol:
! exports, to Great Britain $3.50 bales to France
$50 bales, to the continent 1875 bales; sales
/ l,SS4 bales; stock 345,549 bales.
I GALVESTON, Feb 15.-Cotton firm: mid
ding l03sc, low middling 10 l-16c; good ordi-
nary Lice.
NORFOLK, Feb. I5.-Cotton steady; middling
baltimore, Feb. l5.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding l0}sc; low middling 10 3l6c; good ord-
nary 9hc.
BOSTON, Feb. 15.-Cotton quiet; middling
lO2sc; low middling l014c; good ordinary 97sc.
WILMINGTON, Feb. l5.-CottOn firm; mid
ding 10 slice; low middling 8 l3-16c; good
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l5.-Cotton firm: mid
ding lO7sc; low middling l03sc; good ordinary
9l5c.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. l5.-Cotton quiet but
steady; mddling 10 5-l6c; low middling loo;
good ordinary 915c.
MOBILE, Feb 15.-Cotton unchanged; mid
ding l0lIc; low middling lOc; coed ordinary
93sc.
MEMPHIs, Feb. l5.-Cotton duh: middling
lO'4c; low mlddllng SIC; good ordinary 9Ac.
AUGUSTA, Feb. l5.-CottOn steady; mfddling
l0lsc; low middling 97sc.
CHARLESTON, Feb. l5.-Cotton firm; mid
ding lO3sc; low midding lO1sc; good ordinary
CSC.
MoNTGOMERY. Feb. I5.-Cotton steady;
mddling 49, l6c; low midding 956c.
MACON, Feb. l5.-Cotton quiet; middling
9Ac; low middlng SIC; good ordinary &c.
COLUMBUS, Feb. l5.-COttOn quiet: middling
934c; low middllng 912c; good ordinary &c.
NASHVILLE. Feb. 15.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding lOlsc; low middling g34c good ordinary
SELMA, Feb l5.-Cotton easy; miCdIing
ROME, Feb. I5.-Cotton steady; middlng
lO1sc; low middling 91sc; good ordinary 91sc.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. Is, :39,p. m.-Breadstuffs
quiet, Wheat, red Western spring Is l0d0gSs
Sd; California No. >, rs Sd. Corn, new mixed
IS 21%d; Old mixed 5s 5l4d.
leading weekly grain circular saws:
"Wheat has been quiet, and prices are virtu-
ally unchanged. Mild weather reduces the
consumptlye demand and retards an improve
ment IN prices. \ number of cargOes are on
sale at calling ports Values are well main
tanned. There is some inquiry for Great
Britain and the Continent. At o-day's mar
keI wheat was In limited demand and rather |
easier; red wheats were firm, Flour was
steady. Corn was in good request at full
prices
kets are inanimate. Coffee is frmer. Beet
sugar IS advancing; refined is steady. Bust
ness in China tea IS slow; Indian is trmer.
NEW YORK. FEB. 10, noon.-tlOur steady. |
Wheat opened asG15c lower but partially re-
acted. Corn opened 14@14c lower but par
TALLY recovered. Pork firm; mess SIS OO0 |
Is %. Lard firm at 10 2jc. Freights quiet.
500 y. m.-FlOur, Southern closed steady. |
Wheat-spOt lots dull and without much !
change; ungraded red, S5c0D$l 10; ungraded |
white, 90G9jc; Ne red, February delivery |
81 UStstQ}l U.S.. COrn-SDOt lots q trlle lower |
and dull; ungraded, 53(GG5c; No. ,, on spot |
6314c February delivery 633sG6334c Oats |
spot lots steady; No. ,, 42lg4212c. Hops firm. |
Coffee, fair Rio, on spot, firm at 1215lgl234c; !
No. Rio, ON spot 10 40c, February delivery |
10 70Gld soc. Sugar firm and fairly active; |
muscOvadO, 5I5G6 lI-l6c; Cuba centrifugal |
SIC, muscovadO SIC; fair to good refining, /
55s(g6c; refined closed quiet-C 554(g57sc, extra |
g 6G614c, white extra q 65s(961ac, OFF a $3.50 |
quiet, Cotton seed oil, 4}G49C. Hides firm;
demand moderate; wet sailed New Orleans |
selected, so to 90 pounds, 991Oc; Texas, Sc
lected, S@9lOc. Wool steady. Pork less ac-
tive but held firm; mess, on spot, SIS 0OGlS %.
Middles firm; long clear, Ice. Lard advanced |
l2Gl5 points at the opening, but later fell back
spot, 10 zoe; February delivery 10 0S910 lie.
Freghts to Liverpool dull; cotton. per steam
3-l6d; wheat. per steam, I'd.
BALTIMORE, Feb. Is, noon.-Flour firm with
good inquiry; Howard street and Western
superfne, " 1898 p; extra, 50 50l14 IS: family
81 '595 IS; city mills superfine, 81 1908 80: |
l
Patapsco family, Sc So; superlatiYe patent
81 O0GS 90. Wheat-Southerh quiet; Western
fairly active and steady Southern, red 81 10
al y, amber ST 1901 Il; No / MARYLAND 81 "A
al l416l No. Western, 81 AZ; No. , western
winter red. on spot, 81 OS34(9l %. Corn-South-
ern nominally frmer; Western steady; South
ern. white &c. yellow 60c
500 p. m.-Oats scarce and firm: Southern
42g45c: Western, white 44145c, mixed aga !
43c; Pennsylvania, 42(G45c. Provisions higher
and firm: Mess pork, old SIS 50, new SO 50.
nd oil
packed, SIC and lO54c. Bacon-shOulders 9llc |
clear rib sides ii &c. Hams, l43I0l5ISc Lard
refined lOl2c. Cohee Gull; Rio cargoes, ordi-
nary TO far, ul&gl213c. Sugar quiet and easy;
A soft, 72sc;. Whisky quiet at 81 1901 1917.
Frelghts dull (z'
CHICAGO, Feb. l5.-FIour quiet. Wheat
unsettled and generally lower: regular. Feb
ruary delivery, 935sg94s1c; No. , Chicago
spring, 9S34(9942c; No. red winter, 81 Ola
". Corn opened 4g13c lower but advanced
l14c and closed about a cover yesterday; cash
lots, 541sfG543zc; February delivery 53I5C0
5434c. Oats opened weak and lower but closed
firm at the outside prices cash lots, 33Ac;
February delivery, 39G3AlsG. Pork-early in
the day prices declined 20G3Oc, but rallied s5
case and closed steady: cash lots, SIS 250
Is 31l3i February delivery, SIS 30GlS IS. Lard
unsettled, prices nuctuating within a range
Of l0Gl2l3 points but closing unchanged; cash
lots, 3 5000 92}3e; March delivery. 8 90G9 97l6c
Bulk meats in fair demand; shoulders 41c:
short rib 9 Coo; short clear l0c Whisky steady
Sugar unchanged; cut loaf, S14G9c, granulat-
Wv OhLEANs, Feb. 15.-Flour quiet; fami-
ly. 81 so; high grades. IS l5G5 10 Corn steady;
mixed, sac; lite and yellow, 6oc Oats scarce
and firm; choice, 46G3471sc. Pork, old hrmer
SIS so; new, $40 90. Lard steady; refined, IN
tierces $50. in kegs 1O1zc. Bulk meats steady;
shoulders, packed, zee; long clear and clear
rib loo. Bacon in good demand; shoulders,
Sl4c long Clear and clear rib, lOzGl07Sc
Hams, ch6io3 sugar cured canYased, l30l4c.
Whisky steady. Coffee active and firm; Rio,
uGl4c. Sugar quiet; fair 10 fully fair 51<O1
519c; white carLiied, 71sc. Molasses steady;
eentrlfHsal, lS936c; fair, 2592sc. Cotton seed
LOUISVILLE, Feb-l5.-Wheat steady; No. 2
red, 81 o3Gl o. for cash. Corn steady: No.