Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-13

GOIION.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. y, noon.-Cotton dull:
prices generally IN buyers favor: middI1nG
uplands, Cd; middling Orleans 6 / l6d: sales
i,OlO bales, Tor speculation and export 1000
bales receipts 5000 bales-American 8 300.
Futures; Uplands, low middling clause.
February delivery, 5 6O-6id: Febr1arv snj
March, 6l-64G5 6O-64d; March and ADTiI IA
O5-b4di April and May, 8 4-64d6 3-64d: NAV
AMI June. t-6id; June and July, ll-64lG
nat. W. TAI Ao'
? p. m.-sales to-day Included 400 balea
Of AmerlcaE.
February delivery, 60-54d. BUYERS; FEBRUARY
anu March, . 6O-64d, buyers; March and ADriI
. u5-0id, buyers; April and May. 8 3-64d. buy
ers; May and June, 8 7-64d, sellers: June ana
July, o lO-64d. value; July and August.
1+-o4d- sellers; August and Septenlber
Q did, sellers Market Hat
GOOD mlddlng uplands d1sd, middling up
lands oil, low middlIng uplands sgd, good or
/ binary uplands 55Sd. ordinary uplands 5 l6d :
good mlddllnE Texas 3-i6d, middling Texas
l-lbc, low mlddling Texas l5-l6d, good
ordinary Texas l3-l6d. ordinary Texas
t-l6d; good middlng Orleans ID, middlinr
| Orleans l-l6d, low middlng Orleans I5-l6d
good ordinary Orleans l3-l5d, ordinary Or
leans 1-l6d.
500 p. FIXTURES: Uulands. low mld,ilirs
/ clause. February delivery. 6O-6ld. buyers
February and March, ; 60-64d, BUYERS: March
and Aplii. 63-6id. buyers; April and May,
5-O4d, buyers; May and June, 7-64d, sell
ers; june and July, lO-64d, value: July and
August. 6 4-64d sellers: August and Se1tem
Der, l1-6id, sellers. Market closed steady.
Nzs tOaA, Feb. y, n,,on.-outt0l quiet:
"A 2I-tg -tHu, li1si, ,csiL.iag o. lean
Il5Ec; sAe- l23 bales.
eulafcs. uarAe. opened dull, with sai.s
as 1'lo@5 February uelyery, II loo: March
u TO-; April, u z6c; May. II 33c; June. II i6c :
July. IL soc.
5:ey y. cotton quiet; middling uplands
iltsi; nliHins Orlea1., I5sc; sales to-day 81
bate-; net reCeiuts POS bales gross 5.SS9
EUiuEer- 81 isTkE-t closer steady of
$500 bales, as foiOws. February delivery,
Il llGll re; March, II lie; Apru, II 25o
NAY II s9@Il a6c; june, II 46Gll 4Ic; July,
II % 81 SIC; August, II 65Gll &C; September
II 240ll zSc; October, 10 SOGIO SIC: NOvcn ber
10 66GlO Csc; DecemDer 10 67GII0 69c.
Inc POsss cotton report says. Future de
llverles are quiet and 2-lO0,J4-l00c lower than
| yesterday at the closing. The sales at the
nrst call amounted to 1000 bales. None were
disposed of at the second, and at the third call
only 100 oales August was taken at ii 65c, loo
bales October at 10 soc, and 100 bales NOVem-
bsr at 10 &c. The sales between calls sum up
2l,iOO bales. Futures closed quiet and 3-lC0c
lower than yesterday
GALVESTON. Feb. I2.-CoLt1E quiet: MD
ding 1895; net receipts l,fg9 bales gross
1893; sales 3gS bales; stock 3O,O92 bales; ex-
ports, cOastwIse l.733 bales.
NORFOLK. Feb. l2.-CCttOn dull; middling
| 10 l3-l6c; net receipts ~ bales, gross 725:
sales 3OS bales; stock 25,OS7 bales; exports,
cOastwIse 81 bales.
WILMINGTON. Feb. l2.-Cotton steady: mid
/ ding 1850; net receipts II bales, gross Il 4;
stock 3,lO3 bales.
| NE~ ORLEANS, Feb. l2.-Cottor Holiday;
/ middllng &C; net receipts 1882 bales, ErO-s
4,502; rates none; stock 29S, $50 bales; exports,
/ to France 3,lOS bales.
! MOBILE, Feb. l2.-Cotton dull; mlddlina
| 1850; net receipts l9S bales, gross l9S: sail
800 bales; stock 81, S45 bales; exports, to Great
| Britain 3.OS2 bales. coastWise 1876.
| AEHPHls, Feb I2--Cott,n easy; middliae
| 10 4-l6s; receIrgs Az bales; shipments 5Gl
bales; sales 600 bales; stock l03O40 bales.
| AUGUSTA, Feb. l2.-COttOn quiet: mIddiine
/ lO52c. receipts % bales: sales IA bales.
CHAELEsToH, Feb. l2.-COtton firm; mid
| ding 10 ll-l6c; net receipts I.39S bales gross
| l,3S; sales 80 bales; stock 3l,54j bales; eN-
| ports, To Great Britain 2,5i4 bales to the con
tiuent J, As bales.
NET Toss. Feb. 2--CoDfoudatsd hcs re
ceiujs for la cotton ports to-day Ness bales !;
exports. 70 Great Britain ll0j6 bales. to the
continent 3,iS2, 10 France 4,O15.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
Liverpool, Feb. y, noon.-Breadstufls
Wheat quiet and steady, with poor demand;
holders Offering moderately. Corn quiet and
steady, with FAIR demand. short clear mid
NEW YORK, Feb. p ncon.-siour dun and
heavy Wheat lower and dull. Corn lower
and dull. Pork fsm; mess Si4 0O(Gl4 %. Lard
dull at SIZE. Freights dull.
500 p. m.-klOur, Southern heavy. Wheat
spot lots a shade lower; uugraded red SAC
Gle; uugraded white SSc; No. , red, February
delivery S93 sGSg5sc. Corn-spOt lOts fairly
active, closing a shade better: ungraded 1870
-
livery i9Jsg5OA4c. Oats shade lower; No. >,
3j s d36l &c. Hops held firm. Coffee, fair Rio,
ON spot, steady at SIC; No. Rio, on spot
Z soc. Sugar quiet but steady; PernambucO
4 l4-l6C: fair 10 good refining sc; refined
steady 53EG5J&c, yellow 43z(G45sc. of \
sc. mould y &C. standard y SIC. cOnfec-
TONERS 4 l5-lGG6c. MOIasses firm at POO
2lc- Cotton seed OIL 30g3Sc for crude, 40l9
G4lc for refined. Hides firm; New Orleans
selected 9GlOc. Wool firm. Pork firm and
fairly active; me8s on spot, $l4 25. Middles
3 points higher; February delivery 32(G1 35c
Freights to Liverpool dull: cotton, per steam
ed; wheat. per steam 33zd.
BALTIMORE. Feb. "a Flour steady but dull: :
Howard street and ~ estsrn su ,erhue. 81 75e3
3 Is; extra, SO 2563 IS, family. So S7G4 IS;
city mills supertne, - 1913 10; extra. 81 IS
(g3 IS: Rio brands. 81 80. Nheat-SOuthem
steady and firm; Western lower and quiet;
Southern, rcd 9JCG96c, amocr 97(G9Sc; No. l
Maryland, S33ziG9iS; No. " cstUT0 wiutcr
res, on spot $50 lGSS5zc. Corn-Southern
steady, with an easier feeling; Western lower
and dulli Southern. white J1G515sc, yellow
52c.
CHICAGO. Feb. I2.-The wheat market
dragged heavily during the early part Of
the morning session and the teniency was
toward lower prices, May selling down to
S3;4c; toward the close more activity was de-
velOped and the feeling was a great deal
stronger, attribHted in part to a reported drop
IN cOnsOls and fair export inquiry; May
rose to S31sc under heavy bidding and closed
the regular board At S3sz(dS35s: on the
afternoon board sales were effected at St1sc,
but the closing was shade easier at o3ts(GS4c;
room traders expect that the crop conditions
will be in the immediate future a controlling
feature Of the marGet. Corn was again quiet
and heavy. March opening re lower and d ay
selling down to 40 (Sl; Liverpool said that
corn there had q downward tendency, while
Mark Lane reported February steamer corn
Cd per quarter lower; on passage to the United
Kingdom there were 100000 quarters, against
$4,000 last week: the receipts to-day were
l3 cars, against i9l yesterday, and out of this
ga GRADED No. - the entire range of UuOta-
tiOns was about &c. Oats were quiet and &c
lower; the receipts were cars. May pork
Opened at Si3 -, declined to Sl3 ID and I'M
proved 70 Sl3 20. March lard opened at 02c
ans confined around that figure.
Flour unchanged. Wheat quiet early, but
closed strong and higher; February delivery
773SlD775sc. Corn dull; early prices were
shade lower; closed the same as yesterday;
cash 3612G37c. February delivery 361 g365sc.
Oats dull; February delivery nominal, &c.
Pork. mess lO,Gl252c lower early, reacted. al
vanced l50Il11ac and closed steady; cash lots
$l2 95(0I3 Cj. February de lverl So 921 2Gl3 90.
Lard shade easier; cash lots 95G7c, Feb
ruary delivery q 991sc. Boxed meats steady;
drv sailed shoulders 1 S0,G4 soc, short rib sides
s 50G6 6Oc, short clear 95G7 co. Whisky
firm at 81 10. sugar steady and unchanged.
81. Louis Feb. l2-FlOur unchanged.
Wheat opened a shade better; closed fraGS
ton below Yesterday; No. 2 red, So 4(GS5Azc
for cash; S5I4GSJ12c for February delivery.
Corn steady but very slow; S6l4c for cash:
Whisky steady at 81 Il. Provisions easier and
slow: Pork active; jObbing Sl3 %. Bulk meats
long clear zoe, short rib COO, clear 8 S5c.
Bacon-long clear O0q5 O5c, short RIB soc,
short clear 1897 soc. Lard, 95G' O0c.
CINCINNATI, Feb. l2.-tlOur unchanged.
Wheat scarce and firm; No. red S6(GS7c.
Corn firm and higher; 80. mixed. 42tslG4314c.
Oats Irregular 40. mixed, 52@3212c. Pro
visiOns-POrk firm. Bulk meats firm; Shout
ders SIC, short rib sides csc. Bacon steady;
shoulders &C, short rib &c, clear &c. WHISKY
steady at 81 IS. Sugar firm and unchanged;
Hogs active and firm; common and light,
So qOG5 Is; packing and butchers 81 1915 80.
LoUIsvILLE, Feb. u Grain steady. Wheat
Oats-NO. ? mixed SSc. Provisions steady:
POrk-mess $I3 so. Bulk meats-shOuders &c,
clear rib 75c. BacOn-shOulders SOC, clear
rib soc. Lard, prime steam nc. Sugar
cured hams l0c.
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON. Feb. y, $50 D. m.-spirits tur-
pentine easy; spot, Dos Sd; February to April
delivery, 2ls; May to August, Us; september
" So YogE' Feb. y. n0On.-Spirits turper-
tine steady at sO1zg30}5c. Eosin steady at
500 D. m.-Rosin dull. Spirits turpentine
dun at S0G3O12c.
quiet at 27I5c. ROsin steady; strained 81 90;
WfI.NTEeTON. Feb. l2.-Spirits turpertre
steady at &c. Rosin firm; strained, 95c;
good strained, 81 90. Tar firm at 81 10. crude
turpentine steady; hard 81 Is, yellow dp anu
virgin 81 rs.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 12.-Market steady ana
unchanged: sales 1876 barrels.
NEW YORK, Feb. l2.-Market firm.
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The Voltaic Belt Company, of Marshall,