Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-18

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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. Il. nOOn.-Cotton dur.
prices generally m buyers favor; middhng
upianus' oui mddllng Orleans l-I6d: sales
O,UOU Dales,i speculation and export 500 bales.
receipts 1900 bales-American Is 100.
- utures Uplands. low middling clause
February and March delivery ! GO-6id. March
and April. 63-64d; April aud Nav. 8-Gid.
May and June, 6-64lg6 Esd: June and Tnlv
lO-6id; August and September. 6 l6-64d
Market dull at decline.
p. m.-Saiea to-day included 10O h.too
OF American.
Futures: UplanIs. low niddlin9 cisuse
February delivery, GO-i4d, sellers: Febrnarv
anu March, 6O-64d. sellers: March and AnriI
5o5-o4d, sellers; \ pril and May, 3-6id. value:
May and June. s-Gid. sellers: June and TuIv
% iO-bid, value; July and August. s I4-6id
sellers. August and september, 8 Il cid, sellers
500 p. FIXTURES: UDlands. low lni,i,liing
claEse. February delivery. GO-6id. sellers.
February and March, 6O-G4d, sellers; March
and April. ; 63-64d, sellers: April and NaT
3-64d, value; MAY and June 7-6id sellers
June and July, l0-64d, buvers: July and
august. l4-64d. sellers. August and SeDtem-
Der, l'-tId, value. Market closed dull.
MANCHESTER, Feb. E.-ClOth dull: only
retali business doing. Yarn duh and drag
ging.
N-s IoEE Feb. Il, noon.-CoGton firm; mid
II 1-l6c; sales 26S bales.
Futures: MARKET opened dull with sales
as follows: February delivery, II lie: March.
II S'c; April, il 26c; May. II Csc; June. u iSc:
July. II 5Sc.
500 p. m.-COtton firm; middling uplands
II 5-l6c; mItdlinS Orleans, II 7-l6c; sales ls4
bales; net recelDts none, gross 1876 bales.
tUyures-MarEet closed steady, VIII sale5 OF
1850 bales, as follows: February delivery.
ll 13Gll 2lc; March. II 27GIl 2Sc; AprIL. II -
gil BE; May, u 4lGlI 42c; june. II 5lGlI 52..
july IL % gll Gle; August, II 6SGll csc; Sep
TENDER. II 26Gll zSc; October, 10 SOLO S5c:
November, 10 6SGl0 CSC; December, 10 GgG
10 7lc.
The Posts cotton report says: .'As regards
the market for future deliveries there is more
irOlcklng IN the room than business. After a
slight decline prices advanced 3-l0Oc above
yesterday closing quotations. At the third
call only 200 bales March brought IL 2Sc, and
the total sales for the day at 2:l5 %. m
amounted TO IS,OO) bales. Futures closed
quiet; 2-lOOc higher than yesterday. The
total sales of the day were 1900 bales"
GALVESTON. Feb. IL -oJLon quiet. md
ding 1920; net receipts 622 bales. gross 622:
sales 81 bales; stock $500 bales; exports. to
Great Britain AIS bales.
NaSFOLE. Feb. l1.-C0ttCn steady: middlir-
10 l3-l6c, net receipts $50 bales. gross $50:
sales 1874 bales; stock 29,76i bales; exports
cOastwise - bales.
WIlNINoTON, Feb. l7.-CottOn steady: mid
ding 10 ll-l6c; net receipts IA bales. gross Il /:
ock 1892 bales; exports, coastwise ~ bales.
SEw OALe 49,. Feb. ulL0r-HOlidav:
net receipts 4,163 bales. gross 5,26S; sales -
bales: stock 2gg,9f7 bales; exports to Great
Britain 3.14S bales, TO the continent 10.
AoalLE, Feb. E.-COgtOn-HOliday; stock
3S,5 Isl bales.
s.sAPHI,. Feb l7.-Cotton quiet but firm
mid1llnK l03s TCaeIpJs 436 bales; sniumerts
2722 bales; sales l,2j0 bales; sJNcs Do 922 bales
Augusta, Feb. l7.-COttcn quiet. iaiutUIns
lOl$c; receipts 25S bales; sales 206 bales
CHARLEsTuS, FEB. .7.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 1895; net receipts 134 bales, gross 734 /;
sales 80 bales: stock 29,g32 bales: exports to
the continent $50 bales.
SET 4OkE, Feb. I7.-COnsOuGated net &c
ceipts for an cotton ports to-day S75 bales
exports. to Great Britain 9,I72 bales, to the
continent 561.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. Il, nOon.-Wheat quiet but
steady. with fair demand; holders Offering
frceIv Red Western suriug is qd.0fs I0d.
winter Is l0dG7s 81. Corn quiet but steady,
with fair demand; new mixed Is SD. Long
clear middles 33s, short 3is. Lard, prime
Western 3js 80.
NEW YORK. Feb. Il. noon.-rIour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat better. Corn higher.
Pork firm; mess Sl4 p. Lard steady at 35c.
Ere gifts dull
500 p. m.-FlOUr, Southern steady; common
to fair extra, So 2o,G4 %. Wheat-spot lots a
a. 90 higher; ungraded red o7lG93c: No > red,
90iaC, February delivery nominal. Corn L.
spot lots l2.alc better; ungraded 5lG52!5c;
No ., February delivery 521aGjZ34c. Oats p
ale higher; No. 2, 81 G3>C. Hops steady.
coffee, fair Rio, ON spot, dull at 919c; No.
Rio. on spot gOc. Sugar DUH and nominal:
Cuba Csc; fair togOod refining 1 l5-l6G5l Sc,
refined dull-C sc. extra CO gGjt4c, white
extra j3S.d5tac, yellow a. IA SC, OF \ SIC,
mould \ 50 .c. standard 4 55zG5 i3-l6c con-
lectioncrs' \ . l5-l6,G6r, cut loaf and crushed
6'sc. powdered Ga 06tsc, granutated Csc,
cubes 6t-01 Lice. MOlasscs steady: New Or
leans IO,G53c. Cotton seed oil 31GSsc Tor
crude, 4llS(G42s for refined. Wool firm.
Pork very steady; family mess. on spot, $l4 90
ala So MIddles dull. Lard Ia points higher:
Western steam. on spot. $500 40c. Freights
To- Liverpool weak; cotton, per steam sd;
wheat. per steam 81.
CHICAGO. Feb. 1.-THE leading articles on
Change showed rather more life to-day, and
after an early fractional decline became firm
and closed steady at the outside points. There
was quite an active short covering of leading
articles. the hrmer tone being contributed bv
New York advlces. Wheat opened steady at
substantially yesterday closing figures, and
early In the session sagged fraction for want
of support, later In the day the tone was de-
cidedly stronger, good export demand being
reported at New Orks an advance OF &ll3C
hy Minneapolis mIllers also lent considerable
strength; these influences brought about au
advance of about sc: toward the close of the
morning session there were rather more buy
crs than sellers. whereas the reverse was true
early; No. spring sold at 1919 80 Cash.
Corn opened steady and firm, but rather in
active; toward noon the marSet grew hrmer
ON an active short covering, and advanced &c
over the opening prices for May delivery, but
subsequently reacted a few points; the tirmer
feeling in other grains was a decided help to
corn, and made the general tone firm and
steady: so. cash sold at 3Sg3Sl4c. Oats
sympathiZed with the more important grains
and recorded an advance of 12c, which, how
ever. was not all sustained; the advance was
largely due to covering IN a large line OF
shorts; the close was steady. Provisions were
more active, but at the same time were uu-
settled and irregular, this feeling making the
range of prices wider than usual, February
option is neglected and nOminally the same
as March In all hog products, but principally
In PORK; there was more or less short cover
ing: the first hour or was slow, but rs the
day advanced the market became firm, and
closed steady at the outside figures.
Flour neglected and unchanged. Wheat
steady but firm; February delivery 1884
1870: No red winter S015GSlc. Corn opened
steady: closed 5SG3zc higher: February deliv
cry 81 d.iS14c. Oats about &c higher and
more active; February delivery nOmlnally
use. Pork irmer and l0Gl25ac higher: cash
lots Sl3 l0Gl3 Is. February de Ivrry SIS 05lG
l3 l7l2. Lard firm and SOLO points higher;
February delivery OF 5.d7 lOc. Bulk meats
steady; shoulders 1 S0G4 soc, short rib sides
3 5J,G6 zoe, short clear ylGO %. W hlsky
steady at 81 Is. sugar steady and unchanged.
BALTIMOKL, Feb. 17.-ElOur quiet but steady;
Howard street AMI " cstcrn su J5EHne, y 20
as 90; extra, 50 1903 IS; family, 3 S7G4 IS:
city mills superhne. - 1898 90; extra, 50 Is
az IS; Rio brands, 81 IS. heat-SOuthern
steady and in good demand; Western frmcr
but quiet; Southern. red 9A096c, amber 97(g
9Sc; No. l Maryland, 931 3d9ic5 No. Western
winter rel, on spot and February delivery,
SSII6SS3<c. COrn-SOUthern irregular but
quiet; Western drmer and fairly active;
Southern. white 55G56c. yellow 1l(g52c.
CINCINNATI, Feb. E.-ElOur unchanged.
Wheat scarce; No. 2 red S7tGSSc. Corn
stronger; No. ? mixed. 441zc. Oats stronger;
No mixed. 33lSld3Ac. PrOvlsiOns-POrk IN
good demand at Sl3 25GiS 80. Bulk meats
shoulders SIC, short rib sides 634c. Bacon
shoulders &c, short rib sides I2sc, snort clear
sides ne. Lard stronger at lOc. whisky
dun at 81 l3. sugar unchanged: New Orleans
4i5(05lz. Hogs dull; common and light, IS 30
as 90; packing and butchers 81 55d5 ..
81. I.OUis. FEB. l7.-FlOur unchanged.
Wheat 1859 higher; No. red, S6l4Go6i2c
for cash. Corn higher; 3lG37I4c for cash;
81 - for February delivery. Oats hlgsler ana
slow: Boo for cash. Whisky steady at 81 H..
Provisions steady: Pork Sl3 3S. Bulk meats
long clear 55c, short rib sic, clear see.
Bacon-lOng clear csc. Lard, 9jG7c.
L9VIsVfIIE. Feb. l1--Grain strong and
higher: Wheat, No. red SIC. Coru-No.
white 46lLc. Oats-NO. mixed 33 &c. Pro-
visions strong: Pork, mess Sl3 80. Bulk meats
shoulders sc, clear rib sides 75c, clear sides
&c Observation-Disclosures soc, clear rib zoe.
clear sides 75c. Lard, prime leaf 5Oc. sugar
cured hams He
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON. Feb. Il, 500 D. m.-Spirits tUr-
l,enfine firm: spot 2ls sd: February 10 April
deIiverv 2ls Cd: Nav to August, 23s Cd; sep
80 n.rs. ,fttar - II