Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-17
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COTTON.
LIvERrOoL, Feb. Is. noon.--COttou dull;
prires generally in buyers' Sav0r: mlddling
uplsnds 15-l6d; mIddling Orleans Sd; sales
$500 bales. for speculation aud EXPORT l,OoV;
receipts $4,000 bales-Amerloan $4,000.
rutures; Uplands. low nj idiinG clause.
February and March delivery. 4,std:
Mar h aud Aprtl. 455 64aI stead; April ana
Maya 55-6i {: May aud June. 1 5S-04 az 81 -Vtd;
June and July, 60-64 "a 90 -64i; July anu
august, 5a-6Sd; August and September o.
1900 p. m.-The sales to-day included $500
hales Amerl an.
Futures: UDlands. low midtilag clause.
February delivery, ss-eAd. buyer. February
and March, -8id, buyers; March ana
ADril. 4 .-6id. buyers; April and May
4S5-6ld sellers; May and June, 81 SAD. hu>
ersi June and July, 81 81 :, IA, ersi July ana
August, ~. 64d, sellers; August and sep
temher, sd, buyers. Market quiet.
$500 p. m.-Futures; Dol anus. tow middhng
clause, February delivery Sf-b4d, nyersi
February ana March. 45i-64d, buyers; March
and April. 81 64d, sellers; April ana MAY,
4 55-64d. sellers; May and June, 4 81 90,
BUYERS: June and July, 5s-5id. buyers; July
and August. q &c q. sellers; August ana
September Sd. buyers; Market closed dull.
NEW roRK. FeD. Is, noOn.--LOtton weak;
middnng uplAnds, 9 l-l6c; mIddting Orleans,
9hc; sales ~ bales.
Futures: Market opened steady, with sales
as follows; February delivery, $ Ole; March,
S97c; April, y &c; May, lSc; june, sE1c;
July. 9 SAC.
$500 p. m.-Cotton closed easier; middling
uplands, l-l6c; mddllng Orleans s14c; sales
1873 bales: net rereipts - bales, gross 500.
Futures: Market closed al iy. with salesof
l0i,50O bales, as follows: February delivery,
s9Oi@S S2c; March, S sc; Aprii, U699 Vtci
May, i8c; June, Csc; July, 5000 SSG; AN
gust, SS(p9 S9c; September. ,Qs NC; DC
tOber Ol@9 02c; November, $ S6(DS sc.
e. L. Greei Il Co, IN their report on cotton
futures to-day, say: IRE lily new business
was very limited. and the market suoJect
principally to a local manipulation. Offerings
OF long G IttOn proved smaller, but the demand
TO cover was unimportHnt ana me man enOrt
appeared to be d rected toward 1rclng what-
ever gain could be made in or er TO wors OUT
additional contracts. Che Agricultural bu-
reau report had no stimulating influence
while general European advices were tame,
aud the home situation even less encourag
ing than for some time. Under increased
offerings ofspOt cotton the close was unsettled
and to some extent nominal ~ the lowest
price OF he dav."
GALVESTON, Feb. Is.-Cotton dull; middling
s -lOC. net receipts 3iS bales. gross 90;
sales none; stock 6i.7 - bales.
NORFOLK. FEB, ls.-Cotton easy; middllng
s II 40i; net receIp5s 9il bales. gross 9'l
stock 80 AS bales; sales A62 bales; exports, a.
Great Britain 1854 bales, to the continent
1855. Cn9sr wise 81.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 16.-Cotton nominal: mid
ding 30; net receipts nom, gross t.'o4 bates;
sales So bales; stock 3 1872 bales; sales to
spiluers 100 b.les; exports, TO me Continent
LOO bales, tn Great Britain l,ISd.
B0sTON, Fsh. l6.--Lo ttOn quiet; middling
&c; net receipts si6 bales. gross l4Vb1; safes
WILM1NaroN Feb. i6.-Cotton steady; mid
ding SIC: net receipts 2l2 bsles, gross III;
5aies none; stock $50 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l6.-CottOn dull; mid
ling 914c; net receipts bales, gross ~;
s1ock i.5si bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. l6.-COttOn dull and
cay: middnng see: net receipts 9,1SS oales.
QrOss TO- $50; sales 1000 bales; stock sd5,545
bales; exports, to France S.4s5 bales, to The
MOBILE. Feb. ls.-Cotton dull: mlddlins
SIC: net receiDts y bales, gross rs; safes
400 bales; stock 1852 bales; exports, coast
wise 1853.
MEMPHIS. Feb. 18.-CottOu quiet; middling
a.IFc; receIn's % bales: snIpments 46S
bales; sales 500 bales; stock 1880 bales.
AUGUSTA. Far li.-C0tg'n /: middling
SIC; receipts 276 bales: sales ISo bales.
CHARLESTON, Fec. 6.-CottOn very quiet;
gross l,J52; sales 1000; stock 70,5l2 bales; ex-
ports, tn France 1880 bales,.
ATLANTA. Feb. l6.--Cc.ton-Mtdfltng Sesc;
receipts 40 aes.
NEW YORK. Fs1. 1s.--CcnsoIidatad net re-
ceipts for ali cotton ports tod AZ, 1921 bales;
exports, 20 Great Britain Il 1872 bales, TO the
continent 1888, TO France 435.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LfvfaPoOL. Feb. is, nCon.-Wheat firm,
with improving demand; ldeTs offer mo .
rdtely. Corn trm. with FAIR demand Ial-
low. nne American Z5s 81.
NEW OK. Fen. l6, nOon.-Flour dlil am
heavy Wheat 4 fSsc lower. Corn 1sg14c
tower. Pork steady; mess $40 b09ll W. Lard
weak at CSC. tTeights tlrm.
$500 p. m.-Flour. Southern unchanged.
" heat-spOt a shade lower and dull; No.
red, afOat 9g54c, March delivery 5000
Sic. t.Orn-spot lots Ie ne higher: un9raded
~ No Eah
Oats L(dgL<c lower and dull; No.2 37Sztg 15sc.
TOPS steady. Coffee, fair Rio. on slot quot ..
SIC. Sugar dnd and weak; centrifugal, 80
deg. tesi SIC; fair TO good refining SIG b18c;
refined weak. Molasses easier; 81 deg. test,
22No. Cotton seed oil aiG25c for crude. BIC
Tor relned. Tides quiet: New orleans %
l0c. Wool quiet. Pork firm and unchanged;
mess $40 500 j 90. Middles da!l; long clear
s.. Lard sG3l points lower; Western steam. on
SPOT g2Jf s6 a7i6e, Aareh delivers 30Ao 3in.
Freights to Liverpool steady; cotton, per steam
7-64d: wheat, per steam Sd.
CHICAGO. feD. l6.-1here was moderately
active ~pecuiative trade in heat TO-DAY, but
the tendency during the greater portion OF
the session was toward lower prices; the
opening was marked by free selling by some
larse local operators despite the cold weather
aud she fact that cables noted a little better
inquiry AZ Liverpool; the market opened at
SIsSc for May, but under the 81 essurc of large
Offering. broke to SIC, but the demand con
tinuing good it rallied Ia 81 7-l6c. closing at
D. N. at that figure; receipts were lighter
agalu. with shlpmenth a little idrRers Ia the
afternoon the feeling was again easier. closing
at 4l4c bid. The speculatvs market Tor 60.
was active aud values stronger, May advanc-
ing to Al j. l6c on the regular board and acc
in the afternoon. Oats were firm in sympt-
thy Mess pork was moderately active, clos
ing sOmewhet lower.
Flour unc hanged. Wheat closed &c higher:
regular, FEBRUARY delivery rs ,'9iSc, March
1sIsCg1 10, MAY s35f as3tsc. Corn active and
sc higher; cash 37I4l@S71zc, March delivery
81 G313Sc. May 40tA $40 li-l6c. Oats quiet but
hrn; cash 29I6t93Vl4r, Marco delivery 293<c.
Nav ~ T. i6Cq323zc. Provlstons--Aess PORK ir-
regular, closing shade lower: CASH $40 HS(G
IL co. Ma, delivery $ll ia oil ~. Lard dull
and llSGm5 pOiuts lower. Cash 05 =, May de-
livery s 1905 20c. Boxed meats steady; dry
sailed shoulders CSC, shO.t rib 5 50c, short
clear so as SIC. Whisky steady at 81 10. Su-
gar unchanged.
BALFIMoRE, Feb. 10, noon.-F1our fairly ac-
tive and arm; Howard street and Western
superHne 81 62gS 90. OK "a SO 1894 no. family
"A 25eD4 20; city mills supor0ne ~ 509g 90.
CITY mills extra s. 50f14 IS. city mills Rio
brands "a GOA Is. Wheat-SOuthern quei
AMI nominal; Western duh and easy; south
ern, red % g9fc. am DER gb897c; No Western
winter red, on spot ssgSslzc. Corn-SOntheru
qulel ana nOmlnal Western quiet but steady.
81. LOUIS. Feb. i5.--Wheat unsettled and
generally dull: No. 2 red, cash GOO bid, May
delivery 93892jsc. Corn Drm; No. mixed.
cash 85a35skc Oats firm b very dull; No.
mixed. cash 25sf09299<e. Whisky, 81 10. Pro-
visions dun bat firm: Pork, 81 Is. Lard, 9S
"a 00c Bulk meats-bONed lots long clear
x .7ALe. aboft rib ne. eloaFH IXl9u. Bacon Neak