Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-15
COTTON.

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Orleans II I-l6c; sales Isl bales.
Futures: alarEet opened steady. with sales
as follows: February dr- very. II l6c: March.
II 2tc: April, il SIC; May. II 43c; June. Il SIC;
July. II Czc.
$500 p. Motion quiet but firm; middIing
uplands III 3-lj3; mlI1unE OTieaes. II 7-l6c:
saies l5I uaies; net receipts 30 bales, gross
Futures-MarEet closed steady, with sales of
G2.50J bales. as follows: February delivery,
d z30l BE; March, / . al zSc; Aprit,
II 81 Oil sac, May. u f3tll lie; June, II ola
IL SOC; July, II G3 oil &c: August. IL -
~ 13c; september, IL S3JtlI sac: October. 10 81
lgl0 ,Sc; November, 10 stGl0 1lc; December,
The Pasts cotton report says: Future de
lverIes for February and March were pushed
up G-lloc and the later months 3-l0Oc. The
closing shows an advance of $1,000 as regards
FEBRUARY, a-ldVc on March, and l-lUJc on
April TO september The total sales were
$1,000 bales. The market closed steady
GALVESTON, Feb. H.-COLtou quiet; MD
dliDg 1870; net receipts 1859 bales, gross
7, l93; saIla 2l6 Bales: stock 3I.64S bales
* lHF0LK. Feb. 4.-CotrOn firm; mlddiiaa
I0 l3-ljc, net receipts S5i bales, gross Sol;
sales li bales; stock 1883 bales; exports,
C0astwlse 81 bales.
WILMINGTON. Feb. i.--CottOn steady: mid
li~r 1850. net rscelfts lss bates. gross l3S:
stor- 1923 bales; export cOastWlse go bales.
EEF ORLEANS. Feb. H.-CUtIo1 quiet but
firm; mIddiing l01ac; net receipts 4,l'3 bales
I gross t,I5li sales 1000 bales; stock 5p2,95o
bales.
I a0sILE, Feb. It.-Cotton firm: middling
I 1890. met recaiut= 635 bales, gross O25; sales
500 bales; stock 1913 baiesi exports, coast
/ wise Pa bales.
/ MEMPHIS. Feb I4.-Cotton steady; middIing
2 1850; reCGfEls J9j bales; shHmeuJs 9l9 bales;
/ sales 400 bales: stock l0l, iS9 bales.
AUGUSTA, Feb. li.-COtLCn quiet; miaGling
/ I9i g.. receipts Il bales: sales ] Al bales.
CHARLESTON FEB. l4.-Cotton firm; mid
{ ding DO ll-l6c; net receipts 65i bales gross
I 654; sales so bales; stock $3.50 bales; eX-
ports, c0asjwi-e 900 bales.
{ SEW YORK, Feb. H.-JonsoiitatCd net re-
CENTS fsr sd cotton ports To-day 9,5i9 bales.
The total visible supply Of cotton for the
world Is 905,1l9 bales. OF which >, 3,O.9 bales
I are American, against 3ss'9,i53 and 2,15i, 453
respectively last year. The receipts of cotton
at an interior towns Tor the week were 36.Sll
bales, receipts from plantations J2,Si6 bales.
Crop IN sight. 5,llo,10j bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
NEW YORK. Feb. IA. noon Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat lower and dull. Corn
heavy ami lower Pork firm; mess Sl4 -.
Lard steady at - &c. Frclghts firm.
300 p. m.-FlOur, Southern unchanged.
Wheat firm; uugradcd red o5G9jc; No. red,
February delivery nominal. COrn-spot lots
"A g95c lower; ungraded 50g5l5zc; No. ,. SIS
.g3-t4c; white southern 6,c- Oats shade
lower; No. ., 36 sG511sc. Hops firm. Coffee,
fair Rio. on spot, quiet at 35ac; No. Rio, on
spot 9Jc. Sugar dull and unchanged;
fair 10 good refining 5G51sc; refined
closed steadY-cNtra jtsG5Zc, white
extra 4 5i5 G5iSc, yellow 4$zG45sc, oil 53Sc,
mould \ So, standard y 5 Sc, cOulecuOnCrs'
a l5-lGG6r. cat loaf and crushed g. lJ6' sc,
powdered 5-lo 46.zc graduated q 5-l6c.
MOiasses firm. Cotton seed oil 37G3Sc for
crude. 40J4d4lc for refined. Hides firm.
Wool firm PORK firm; mess, on spot. Sl4 -.
MtticS dull; lo1G clear DC. Lard opened
a. points lower: contract grade, on spot
. 32i 81. February delivery 2Sc. trcights to
Liverpool dull; cotton, per steam ed; wheat,
per steam = 7. d.
CHICAGO. Feb. 4.-To-day's markets were
entirely OF q sc8lpi2g character, anu depended
wholly ON outstanding privileges. There was
NO disposition on the part of either conflicting
element 10 enter largely INTO speculation, anu
this made the course OF values rather down
ward and the general tone heavy. The close
was about steady. W heat showed no features
Of any kind. opening at yesterdays closing
prices. which were the best Of the day. Only
scalpers were interested IN the deal. They
were rather sellers than buyers, ami brought
about quite steady decline OF sc IN May OPP
ton. This was the widest huctuatiOn of the
dav IN wheat. No. spring was quoted nOmi-
HaIly at Sc. The close was inactive, dull
and featureless. Corn ranged very slow,
heavy. and in a general way lower under re-
strcted trading. The general tenor of the
market was about the same as wheat. the
deal showing very little OF interest. No.
cash was quoted nOmlnally at 3G5zc. The close
wac slow. Oats continue featureleSS and en-
urely nominal; very moderate speculative
trade was confined TO May, which only iluc-
tuated Sc. Provisions ruled very steady and
easier. there being no prominent movement
by either interest. The fluctuations were very
slight Scalpers traded moderately bat in
general way. No interest centred In the
deal, and towards the close values sagged of
their own weight, pork dropping nc from
the highes. point Of the day and recovering
Flour unchanged. Wheat very quiet; Feb
ruarY delivery 775SG775sc. Corn steady, with
limited business; cash 3574c, February de-
livery 365S'G365SC. Oats firm; cash and Feb
ruary delivery 27c. Pork, mess tame and so
Toe lower; cash lots Sl2 30, February delvery
SD g5ldl2 9713. Lard dull and 212G5c lower;
cash lots g59I 00c, February delivery 95G
= Rink meats moderate demand.
offerings restricted; dry sailed shoulders 1 50
"a SOC short rib sides 1896 SOC, short clear
90 as 95. Whisky unchanged. sugar steady
CrFCIREATI. Feb. I4.-Flour in light demand
but firm at previous prices. Wheat in good
demand ana firm; No. 2 red SGG87c. Corn
i'm fair demand and firm; No. , mixed. 43c.
Oats strong and higher; No. mixed, 53lG
$3.50. ProvlslOns-POrk quiet but firm at $l3.
Bulk meats firm; shoulders 5lsc, short rib
sides &C. Bacon firm and in fair demand;
shoulders &c, short rib sides 75sc. short clear
sides nc. Lard quiet but firm at csc.
Whisky quiet at 81 l3. Sugar unchanged.
Hogs quiet; common and light, So EGGS Is;
packing and butchers 81 1913 40.
BALTIMORE, Feb. A.-EiOuT-lOw grades
easier and active, high grades steady;
Howard street ana Western super6De, s. $50
g 90: extra, 50 1908 IS: family, q s7G4 IS;
city n lis supcrine, - 1893 90. extra. s. 10
(O13 IS: Rio brands. 81 80. Whe0t-SOuthern
nominal; Western easier and dull; southern,
red 9jGg6c, amber 91G9Sc; No. Western
winter ret, on spot SS5SGSS2sc. corn
Southern nominal; Western, spot steady but
quiet; Southern. white 56G57c. yellow 52,G53,.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 1l.-FlOur unchanged.
wheat lower and slow; No. . red, S51xdS53sc
for cash; S53kc fer February delivery. Corn
a shade better and firm; S64G3S sc for cash;
36l<dS53zc for February delivery. Oats very
slow: 29l<c for cash. Whisky steady. PrOvis-
IONS easier and slow: Pork, SIS % for cash.
Bulk meats-lOng clear SOC, short rib Coo,
clear 6 S5c. BacOn-lOng clear i2Zc, short
RIB $50, short clear 45G7 soc. Lard, e 300
95c.
LSUIsvILLE. Feb. I4-Wheat quiet but firm;
lonrberry Ssl5c, No. red Soc. COrn-EO. 2
mixed 4Sc. No. white 45c. Oats-NO. mixed
see Provisions steady and firm: Pork, mess
Si3 5O Bulk meats-shOulders sc, clear rib
sides 6 75c. clear sides &c. BacOn-shoulcers
8 soc. clear rib zoe, clear sides '5c. Lard,
prime leaf zoe. Sugar cured hams TIC.
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON. Feb. Is, $50 p m.-Spirits tur-
pcntinc easy; spot, eos Oh; February to April
delivery, 2ls: May to August rs oui oep'cln-
Der 20 December. 23s 81.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. a, noon.-Spirits turpen-
sEv TcRK. Feb. II, noou.-spirits tnrperr---
tiae dun at S0GS0 &C. hOsin dull at 81 ~ 20
/ 2Il4.
sos p. m.-Rosin quiet. Spirits turpentine
,sIIaIsGTOE, Feb. I4-spirits turpontiue
dull az &c. Resin firm; strained, 95c'
good strained. 81 co. Tar firm. Crude turpen-
tine steady; hard 81 10, yellow dip and virgin
81 Is.
RICE.
CHARLESTON. Feb. i4.-Market quiet and
unchanged: sales 30 barrels.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. H.-Market steady D;
louisiana, ordinary TO prime, 45z@6c.
49, I9EE, ! ~. -. -A..IEgt s.e@~Y,