Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-06
Nash. = Chatt's 1876

= ArHhteSet "a 80 Union PaCsLc 80
L I.1As s9 3 ~ Wabash Pacific ~
nrsephis 4 a-r. IS Western Uflnu 81
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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. ), nOOn.-C Cotton steady.
with fair demant: middhDr unlands
. lS-lbd mlddling Orleans I-l6i; sales 10000
bales, Tor speculation and export LOO bales:
receipts l3,lOU bales-alI American
Futures: Uplands, low middling clause
Fenrudry and March delivery, 5 so -Gi.G56l-Gtd
M SIrcn and April, z-6lG6 l-64g6d; April and
. y o '-o4d; May and June, lO-6fG6 9-6ia
e-ot.9o s-o4d; June and July, 8 l3-64G
elz-6id; July and August, 6 l6-6iG6 I5-fid
Market dull at the decline.
J. m.-adies to-day included $500 bales
OF American
Futures: UDlanas. Tow middlinx ciause
re1ruary delivery, 8 62-6id, sellers: February
ana March, 62-6id, sellers: March ana Aprli.
I-o4l, sellers; April and Nav. 65-64d sell
era; NJ AZ and June, 6 9-64d. sellers: June and
July, D lz-64d, value; July and August
lo-o4d, sellers; August and September
zJ-O4d, sellers. Market dull.
Good mlddlIng uplands Lied. middltno nm,
ans ~ . t2-Iou, low mlddllng uplands 1850,
Sooq ordinary uplands ) 9-l6d, ordinary mn
lands 5-l6d; good middling Texas Il Z lfI
mIddling Texas q Lied low middIineJ Ts,at
l9-lod' good ordinary Texas I3-l6d Ordi-
nary Texas 59-l6d; good middlng Orleans
L middlng Orleans l-l6d, low middling
orleans l5-l6d, good ordinary Orleans
l5-l6d. ordinary Orleans lied
5;ju p. MI utures: a. Jlantis. tow midfiiu.
clause. FEBRUARY delivery, 62-64d. BUYERS
February and March, 62-6id, buyers; March
and April, 2-64d. sellers; April and Nav
o-bi9, sellers; May and June, o lO-64d, sell
ers' June and July, l3-64d, buyers; July and
august l0-b4d, value; August and Septem-
Der, zU-bid, sellers. Market closed teadv.
NSF IOEE, Feb. ), nOOn.-COIt)n quiet but
steady' zIddiinE I2lands ll1sc; l1iddjing
Orlcsnr ll3sc; ssies 20 bales.
Futures: MARKET dull, with sales - fol-
lows: February delivery. IL l0c; March, II l5c:
April, al Doc; May, II 35c; June, II Acc, july
500 2. n.-COttOn quiet but steady: mid
aling uplands He; iuIdJIing Orleans, ll5Sc
sSica Il Oale,; net receiDts 80 bales, gross 557
~, y. y ~ ,Fe5I arEet closed steady, with sase
OF z.'SO3 Dales, as fohows: February delivery.
u lJgI l6c; March, II y OIL 23C; April. II ~
oil 5Oc; May, II 39gll 40c; June, IL 50.Gll sic:
July' II o. OIL Gle: August, ii 700ll Tic; Sen
Iember, II 3iOll 33c; October, 10 A0lO sic:
November, 10 69Gl0 Tic; December 10 700
10 re.
The fosrs cotton report saws: Futures de
lFerles were very quiet, but sustained prices
The loss of 5-lCOc was recovered ard at the
third call 100 bales for April sold at II 2Sc, 100
bales Tor june at II soc, and TO bales for July
at II 60c. Futures closed dull but steady, and
l-lU0c higher than yesterday
UALTEsrON, Feb. 5.-COJtOn quiet; MD
ding l05sc; net receipts l,O96 bales, gross
l,09j; sales 33I bales; stock p, SS5 bales; ex-
ports, 10 the continent 2,42O bales, cOastwise
Z,SS1.
NOsFOLK. Feb. 5.-CottOn quet; mid
1925; sales 657 bales; stock 306O2 bales: ex-
ports, cOastwI5e 424 bales.
NILAIEGTOE, Feb. 5.-COttOn quiet: mid
ding l02sc; net receipts ia bales, gross ia;
SEz JELEAss, Feb. 5.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 10 9-l6c; ne. rcCelpts 1851 bales, gross
3.1bS; saes 1900 bales; stock 302 sol bales; ex-
ports, To Great Britain 1851 bales, to France
ASH, TO the continent ,636.
MOBILE, Feb. 5.-COtJOn dull; midGlIng
10 7-l6c; net REGENTS bales, gross S; saies
500 bales; stock A, 22S bales.
AEsPHIs, Feb 5.-COtJOn steady; middling
/ 10 40 F.; receipts 1903 bales; shlpments $40
I Dales, sales 400 bales; stock lO7,2S4 bales.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 5.-Cottcn dull; mlud1in6
| 1910: receipts las bales: sales 26S bales.
CHAELEsTON, Feb. 5.-CottOn firm; mid
ding l01sc; net receipts 1924 bales, gross
I l.OA; sales l,4Sl bales; stock 33I42 bales: eX-
ports, TO Great Britain Isis bales.
oEE ORR, Feb. 5.-DUnsOuuated net re-
cents f7r eli cotton ports today 9,5l2 baIes;
exports. 20 Great Britain 1896 bales, TO
France 2.Sl2, To the continent 1856.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 5. nOOn.-Wheat firm, with
improving demand; holders Offering sBaring-
T. Corn firm, with fair demand; new mixed
Is l0t. Beef. extra India mess 1929.
NEW YORK. Feb. 5, nOOn.-FIOur dull and
heavy Wheat lower. Corn lower. Pork
steady mess slS 25,GI3 90. Lard steady at
s5c. Freights firm.
500 p. m.-Flour, Southern dull and easy.
W heat 5s9lc lower; ungraded red S4G9sc;
No red, February delivery S9s5I9965Sc.
AtAu-1ItA HlNtAH iit @ltAs NJ = ItNIudIl uC-
livery 2057G5O34c- Oats-spot 1s91sc higher;
No. ?, February delivery 30J5lG563Ic Hops
firm. Coffee, fair Rio, on spot, steady at 9}2c;
No. : Rio, on spot soc. Sugar firm hui
quiet; Martinique 43kc: st. Domingo Size:
fair to gOOd refining I l5-l6(65 Lice; refined
closed firms white extra 53slg51 of A 5SSc,
mould y O. Sc, standard y 51sc, cOnfectioners'
A s l5-l6 &c, cut loaf and crushed Csc,
graduated 3-l6c. MOlasses duh. Cotton
seed oil, 37l13Sc for crude, i01S14lc for refined
Hides firm; New Orleans lOQIlc, Texas so
ZOE Wool firm. Pork stranger
Si3 37529l3 80. Middles steady. Lard opened
2,G4 points higher, closing weak; Western
steam. on spot 2712c, February delivery -
az pic. Freights to Liverpool weak; cotton
per steam I'D; wheat. per steam Al.
Nts OHLEASs, Feb. 5.-COffee quiet but
steady; Rio cargOes, common TO prime, 7I5ta
1910. Sugar dull and weak; yellow clarified
5ll.Gj3zC. MOlasses steady; good common
TO good fair 25lG33c. Cotton seed oil in good
demand; prime crude Soc summer yellow 4Oc.
LOUGsViLLE, Feb. wheat unchanged;
lOngberry SIC, No. red So dS5c. Oats-
No. mixed 33l7c. Provisions stronger: Pork,
mess SlS 90. Bulk meats-shOulders SC, clear
rib SIC, clear sides sc. BacOn-shOulders
soc, clear sides 15sc. sugar cured hams lOc.
Lard, prime leaf quiet.
CISCISKATI, Feb 5.-FlOur unchanged;
family 50 60G3 30. Wheat steady; No. red
Sc. Corn frmer; No. mixed. 42c. Oats
IN good demand. No. , mixed 81 z(G33c. Pro-
vIsIons-POrk steady; mess, $l2 %. Lard tirmer
at 9O(16 92c. Bulk meats firm; shoulders
SIC, short rib 613c, clear sides &c. Bacon
unchanged; shoulders nc, short rib nc,
clear sides re. Whisky dull at 81 IL. Sugar
unchanged; hard. refined 61z(q7Ac; New Or
leans unchanged. Hogs firm: common ana
light, 50 75g4 20; packing and butchers, 81 SO
as 90.
q neat lower; No. ? red, 500 01S615c for cash.
SCI 4tGSi3zc for February delivery. Corn lower;
20 c361 sc for cash, 36(G361sc for February de-
livery. Oats dull; 29i{G3Oc for cash; 29c for
February delivers. Whisky steady at 81 II.
Provisions higher ana firm: POrk, mess SIP 6215
for cash. Bulk meats0Iong clear S5c, short
rib 45c, clear zoe. BacOn-lOng clear $50
O0c, short rib 1907 zoe, clear sides 37%g
: 4Oc. Lard, Is S5,G6 soc,
CHICAGO, Feb. 5.-The leading articles on
Change to-day were generally depressed and
lower, wheat and corn leading IN the decline
The lower prices were, contrary to all prece-
dent, charged manly to the war news. There
was liberal selling of wheat, the steady de
cline bringing out gOOIly showing OF stop
orders. Towards the close Of the morning
session there was a slight recovery from the
lowest points, but the market closed barely
steady. Wheat rule1 quiet and about steady
at tine opening, but soon began = downward
movement, which, with few reactions. u
kept up 10 the close OF the morning session
The receipts were only Moderate Out cdDic7
were easy. and on receipt OF subsequent for
eign adVIces there was more stun offered
than the market could ABSORB. This action
was entirely overlooked, for news Of this class
has always heretofore had frming effect.
No spring was quiet at 1GI20lStac. closing
at the inside. The close Of the morning
session was barely steady at slight recovery
from the lower points touched. Corn con-
tinues very steady and shade lower. The
course Of values was governed largely by
wheat, though the close of the morning
session was not at as great relative decline.
oats were steady and dull, with very mode
rate trading, confined to May al SO5sG3O3sc-
All other futures are entirely nominal at
quotations. Provisions showed greater firm
ness. principally on account Of light receipts
OF an inferior quality, the marSet opening
fractiOnally higher and recording slight sub
sequent advances, but towards the close OF
the morning session became easy. in sympathy
with nearly everything else on the floor, and
sagged down TO about the lowest points.
Trading in a general way was very dull; cash
quotations continue nOmmally the same as
Flour unchanged. Wheat unsettled; closed
lower: February delivery 71%G7S2c. Corn
closed &c lower; February delivery $3.50
367zc. Oats 1E'G11e lower; February delivery
nominal at NC. Pork, mess, lO,gl5c higher
cIozed steady: cash lots 81 45(Dl2 90, Feb
ruary delivery SD As. Lard firm; cash and
February de lvery csc. Boxed meats IN fair
request: dry sailed shoulders 1904 soc, short
rib sides s SO(G6 35c, clear sides 3 1906 Zoe.
Whisky firm at 81 Is. sugar unchanged'
standard 6Izc; graduated 63zc.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 5.-FlOur steady ana quleti
Howard street and Western suOernne, ~ 100
8 Is. extra, SO 25Id3 49, family, "a OOG5 W; CITY
pliifs sunerfine - 1903 IS, extra. s. z9.@5 90
RIO brands. 81 80. Wheat-SOuthern steady
Western higher and fairly active; Soutnern'
rel g5d96c, amber 91d9Sc: No ! Marylauu,
94lSdg43<c: No. ? Western winter req. on spot
Sg-.G90,9c. COrn-SOuthern firmer; western
higher, strong and active; Southern "lll'e