Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-14

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MANCHESTER. Feb. l3 Cloth is very slow.
| Yarn is Hat and quiet. The Guardian. i'm it's
| commercial article, sats: Business has been
| small. Producers are unwilling to accent
| lower prices. Weaving has been further eur
tailed Inc nome demand for yarns is weaker.
| Inc market Is suffering from the fall Of khar-
| toum and the weakness Of Eastern and South
American exchanges. Calico printing works
are producing much below their capacity
| Glasgow cotton manufacturers Will endeAv0r
| to secure general reduction IN production"
LIVERPOOL, Feb. ID, noon Cotton dull:
| prices generally IN buyers favor; middlng
uplands, bd; mlddling Orleans l-l6i: sales
5000 bales, for speculation and export 1000
bales; receipts 10000 bales-American 200
Futures: Uplands, low middling clause
February and March delivery So "a Is So 64d.
March and April, 63-64d; April and Nav
q 3-64G6 4-64d; May and June Is 7-6id: June
ana July, l0-64d; August and September
o l7-64d. Market quiet but steady.
The tenders OF deliveries at JU-day's clear
ings amounted TO 400 bales new docket and
100 old docket.
sales for the week. $4,000 bales-Amerlcan.
$1,000 bales; spectators took $500 bales: eX-
pOrters took 400 bales; actual exports. $500
| bales; imports 100000 bales-American, $1,000
bales; stock 100000 bales-American, 6S7, GOO
bales; ailoat, 2So,000 bales-American, 24S,0O0
bales
? p. m.-sales to-day included 1920 bales
of Americas.
Futures: Upands. low middling clause
February delivery. 3 60-64l. buyers: February
ami March, 60-64d, buyers; March and April,
) 63-64d, buyers; April and Nav 4-64d
value; May and June. 7-64d, value; June
ana July, o lO-64d, buyers; July and August,
1924, value; August and September,
8 L old, value. Market dull but steady.
1880 p. m.-Futures: Uplands, low middling
clause. March and April delivery, Cd; April
and May, 4-64d; May and June. sod;
June ana July, = ll-64d; August and Septem-
Der, l5-64d.
sou p. m.-Futures: Upands. low midd'iug
clause. February delivery. 3 62-64d, sellers;
ae9rHaIy ana March, 62-64d' sellers; March
ana April. Cd. buyers; April and May, 6 4-64d,
buyers; May and June, Sold, buyers; June
and July, l2-ttd, sellers; July and August,
. l6-64d, sellers; August and September
b l9-64d, value. Market closed quiet but
NGw YORK Feb. 10, uoon.--Cotton quiet but
firm; midi ..pjs ll1SG: u5 iuAu. Or
leans ll36c; III bales.
FUtuf. 70 opened dull but steady,
with sales as siloWs. February delivery,
II l0c March, IL 1Sc: April, II 26c; May.
II BIC; June, II 47c; July, II SIC.
500 =. m.--COttOn quiet; mlddling uplands
| ll1sc; Uidti'ng Orleans. Il35c saies 81 bales;
| net recoipts us bales, gross FOL.
tEtures-Market closed firm, with ssies of
=
| II l19ll lSc; March, II 24@l1 25c; April,
II 82c: May. II 42@ll 43c; June, II 53,9Il SIC;
July, II 60 r. 4 63C; August, IL 71Gll re: Sep
tember II 3lIl &c; October, 10 S4Ql0 SSc;
| No7cm Der and December, 10 7Ogl0 re.
| . Inc P0sts cotton report saya: Future de
| lIverle are in better demand ana advanced
| 6-lOEGl lOOc. At the third call March brought
| il 23c, May ii 42c, June II 53c. August IL tic,
| and November 10 7lc. This is partly owing to
| to-day small port receipts and partly to the
| natural reaction of the excessive dulness Of
| the last few days. Futures closed steady,
| 7-l00c higher than yesterday"
7 Weekly net receipts 1867 bales, gross %, l2S;
| exports, to Great Britain l9,40S bales, to
/ the continent 3,773. to France 867.
| ,GALyEsToN, Feb. l3.-CottOn quiet; mid
| ding 1920.
NORFOLK, Feb. l9.-Cotton steady; middling
| 10 l3-l6c.
,WILMINGToN, Feb. l3.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding lC3sc.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 18.-Cotton steady;
MOBILE. Feb. Is-Cotton quiet but steady;
| mlddlng l03sc.
.MlEMFH1s, Feb. l8.-Cotton steady; middling
AUGUSTA, Feb. l8.-Cotton quiet: middling
| lO15c.
,,CHARLEsToN, Feb. 13.-Cotton quiet; mid
| ding 10 lll6c.
MONTGOMERY, Feb. 13.-Cotton firm; mid
| ding 10 5-l6c.
MACON, Feb. l3.-Cotton firm; middIing
COLUMBUS, Feb. 13.-Cotton firm; middling
,HAsHy1LLE, Feb. 18.-COtton quiet; mid
SELMA, Feb. 13.-Cotton steady; middling
l0Zc.
ROME, Feb, l3.-COttOn nominal; miCdling
lOZc, low mIddling lO14c, good ordinary &c.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. l3, noon. >-Wheat dull. with
poor demand; supply good California No. /
7s(G7s ID; No. ,, 6s 7dG6s Cd. Corn steady
with good demand. Cheese, American fine
6s cd.
NEW YORK, Feb 10. noon.-FTour dull and
heavy. Wheat higher. Corn better. Pork
firm; mess sl4 %. Lard firm at 4Oc. Freights
weak.
500 p. m.-Flour, Southern unchanged
Wheat-spot lots advanced about &c; I'M
graded red 76G9lc; No. red, February de-
livery S9A(G9Os6c. Corn cash l6D2c higher
closing weak: Ungraded 50G53c; No > Feb
ruary delivery jlG52i4c. Oats 14CQ1[c higher:
No. ,, SIC. Coffee, fair Rio, on spot dull at
9l@c. Sugar unchanged; fair TO good refining
5951sc; refined firm--eXtra Q 5lsG5l4c, white
extra G 53sG5I5c, yellow 5000, off A 59zc
mould n csc, standard a 51sc, cOnfectOner5'
A l5-l6Cg6c cut loaf and crushed 615G65lc
powdered 5-l6G61ac, granulated 3-16c,
cubes 7-l6c. MOlasses unchanged. Cotton
seed oil 37G3Sc for crude, 401$(g4Ic for re-
fined. Hides quiet; New Orleans selected ga
l0c. Wool firm. Pork firm; mess on spot.
Sl4 0OGl4 %. Middles firm; long clear &C.
Lard unsettled and lower; Western steam. on
spot 1907 S213c, February delivery Z 3OG7 33c
Freights to Liverpool dull; cotton per steam
I'D: wheat. per steam 355d.
BALTIMORE, Feb. l3.-Flour steady but quiet:
I1OMdfQ ClEGGt anu W t9tasu su)1fNUe. az
3 -; extra, SO 25(93 rs; family, SO stat IS;
city mills supertine, 81 1893 Is; extra 81 Is
l09 IS: t.i0 brands. "A IS. Wheat-SOuthern
easier; Western frmer but dull Southern, red
93a95c, amber 96g9Sc; No. l Maryland, $50
94Ae; No. 2 Wesley" winter red on spOJ
SS34GS9c. Corn-Southern easier; Western
firmer but dull; Southern. white 56G57c.
yellow ji0g52c.
CHICAGO. Feb. lS-Depression and activity
again characterized to-day's produce
markets. Receipts were a little larger but
nr sarsnn ge NV !.
was left wholly to the local crowd. The close
of the morning session was about steady in
grains, but easy in provisions. Wheat ruled
about firm and huctuated but slightly. The
early market was a trIfie heavy on rumor
of bank troubles spread by eW York bears
but not sufficient credence was placed in il to
materially affect values. Local coverings
brought about a subsequent advance of 80.
When this demand became satisfied, the Lead
ing future lost &c of the advance, closing
about steady and featureless at / O'Clock. No.
, spring was quoted at 7SI5G7S3zc. Corn
showed its usual dearth of features, the
market dragging along slow and steady, with
only moderate attendance of operators. The
close of the morning session was about steady
but very quiet. oats continues steady and
quiet, but fairly firm for May at quotations.
Nothing was done IN any other future. Pro-
visions We're slightly improved over yesterday
under better conditions at the yards but
after fractional advance early in the
session, interest sagged, and there was a re-
action to the lowest points touched. Quite
free selling by both local scalpers and packers
helps the heavy conditions named. The close
at O'Clock was about steady at the decline.
Flour unchanged. Wheat quiet but steady;
February delivery 7SQ7S3sc. Corn very quiet
closed SOC higher; cash 563EG37c, February
delivery 3615G3634c. Oats steady; cash and
February delivery 27G271s SC. Pork, mess
irregular and declined 5G7l &c, closed steady;
cash lots Sl3 90. Lard averaged shade higher:
cash lots OOG7 O212c, February delivery 90
02Ac. Boxed meats steady. Whisky firm
at 81 10. sugar steady and unchanged.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. l3.-FlOur unchanged
Wheat ruled higher; closed a fraction OF:
No. red. S52slGS6c for cash; S51sc for FeO-
ruary delivery. Corn, cash higher; $500
livery. Oats slow; 29Iac for cash. Whisky
steady at 81 Il. Provisions firm but slow:
Pork, jObbing SIP 25,Gl2 3715. Bulk meats
long clear SOC, short rib Csc, clear Soc
BacOn-shOrt RIB 3Oc, short clear Doe. Lard,
9jlG7 00c,
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. l3.-CofIee steady: Rio
cargOes, common to prime, 73zCGl0Ac. Sugar
quiet but steady; common to good common
414G413c; yellow clarified 53s(G5Ac. MOassrs
steady; good common to good fair 25G32c
lotion seed oil IN fair demand; prime crude
34(G35c.
CIECINH ATT, Feb. 13.-Flour in light demand.
wheat scarce ana firm; No. 2 red S6GS9c.
Corn firm; NO. mixed, 43c. Oats firm; No.
mixed, 32l4c. ProvlsiOns-POrk firm at Sl3.
Bulk meats unchanged; shoulders 51Sc, short
RIB sides csc. Bacon unchanged; shoulders
DC, short RIB nc, clear sides ne Lard firm
at o. aGl lOc. Whisky dull at 81 10. Sugar
unchanged. Hogs firm; common and light,
50 9O95 p; packing and butchers 81 S5d5 50
LOUISVILLE, Feb. l3 Grain firm Wheat
No. red SEC. COrn-NO. > white 45c
Provisions firm: Pork, mess Sl3 so. Bulk
meats-shoulders &C. clear rfS 75c, clear sides
&c. BacOn-shOulders soc, clear rib SOC
clear sides 75c. Lard, prime leaf SOC. Sugar
cured hams lie.