Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-16

Memphis i Char. IS Western Union. TAX
Mobile y Ohio. 1873
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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. Is, noon.--Cottou steady,
with falr demand; middhng uplands l5-l6d:
mlddling Orleans Sd; sales 10000 bales. for
speculation and export 1000: receipts 10000
osles-Amerlcan 1890.
Future: Upiands. low nlddling clause.
February and March dew ry 56-oig
81 -64d: March and April, So $40! 81 SAD;
April ana May. 1894 "A 5S-64d; May ana
June. e-64@ 6l-6sd; June and July, 6S-6i
ga 81 64d; July and August 2-64d; August
an september. G-64d. Market steady.
900 p. m.-Thesales to-day included $500
tales merIr an.
Futures: UDlands low middling clause,
February delivery. 57-64d, seller: February
ana March, 4 57-6ld, sellers; March ana
April, 51-64d. sellers; April and May,
5S-64d. value; May and June. iO-64d. buy
ers; June and July, So Gid. se'lersi July ana
August, l-6 d, buyers; August and sep
temher, 54-64d, value. Market quiet put
steady.
scoop. m.-Futures: Uplands. low middlins
clause, February delivery. 56-64d, sellers;
February ana March, 4 56-84d, sellers; March
and April. 56-64d, sellers; April and May,
4 51-64d. sellers; May and June, % 64a,
BUYERS: June and July, 62-6id, sellers; July
and August. sd. sellers; August and Septem-
Der, add. buyers. Market closed easy.
NEW YORK. Feb. Is, noon.-UOtton dull;
middhng uplands 0 l-l6c; mIddllng orleans,
exc; sales I'll bales.
Futures Market opened easy, with sales
as follows: February delivery, g; March,
8 csc; April, Ice; May, 27c; June. 9 SBc;
$500 p. m.-Cotton closed dull; middling
uplands, l6c: middllng Orleans 81 C; sales
86 bales; net pts 10 bales, gross s,2s3
Futures: Market closed emily. with salescf
ll2, 100 bales. as follows: February delivery,
95GS 91c March, 00G9 ole; April. 3 U90
9 l0c; May, 8 1893 20c; June, 29G9 soc; July,
$4,000 SIC: August, 1900 @; September.
8 22,99 24c; October, 05@s Ooc' November
The Post says: cultures deliveries were
| pressed on the market, and declined To- l00c.
! At the third call 100 bales for March sold at
| Sc, 200 for April at 02c, 500 for My at Ice,
| and 800 for June at zoe. February was
| offered at 97e, July at 26c, August At ABE,
| October at 06c, and september at y Oh. Flu
lures closed steady. and lO-lOOc lower than
| Saturday"
GALVESTON, Feb I5.-Cotton firm; middling
| s ll-l6e; net receipts 325 bales. gross $3.50;
| sales LAB bales; stock 64,84l bales; exports,
| coastwise 642 bales.
| NORFOLK, Feb. l5.-Cotton quiet but steady;
| middnng l6ee net receipts $500 Dales,
| gross 1926; stock s9,90I bales; sales SS5 bales
| exports, cOastwise l 96l bales.
| BALTIMORE, Feb. l5.-Cotton nominal; mid
/ ding DC; net receipts 543 bales, gross $40;
| sales none; stock 34,9ls bales; sales TO spin
| ners 100 bales: exports, cOastwise 395 bales.
| Boston, Feb. l5.-COttOn quiet; middling
| 91sc; net receipts 800 bales, gross 9O2; sales
none: stock 1910 bales.
| WILMINGTON, FEB, l5.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding SIC: net receipts 3i7 pales, gross DAT {;
sales none; stock g. l4S bales; exports, coast
wise 217 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. I5.-Cotton dull; mid
ding &c; net receipts 80 bales, gross 49,;
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. l5.-Cotton quiet /;
| middhng g. &c; net receipts 9,3 3 bales,
gross l0,470; sales 1000 bales;. STOCK 565,slS
! bales; exports, To Great BrItaln s. loo bales.
| MOBILE. Feb. 15.-COttOn dull; mlddng
! g. &c; net receipts 1877 bales, gross l.3 y;
sales 500 bales; stock 50,2u7 bales; exports,
| to arent Britain 4,36J bales, coastwlse 2S2.
MEMPHIS. Feb. l5.-Cotton eady; middling
| SIC: recsipts 2I65 bales: shipments 2,46l
| bales: sales 200 bales; stock 10 ,589 bales.
| AUGUSTA. Fen. lE.--COtton n ': mlddling
| SIZE; receipts 363 bales; sales 81 bales.
| CHARLESTON, FeU. !5.-COtten quiet; mid
| ding II l6s: net receipts LIB bales. gross
l.l33; sales 300 stock 40 bales; exports, to
! The continent ]. 200 bales, cOHstwise 81
ATLANTA. Feb. 5.-CottOn-Midding S5se;
| receipts 1852 bales.
| NEW YORK. Fea. l5.-Consohdated net re-
ceipts for ali cotton ports to-day, 2.03l bales
exports, 70 Great Britain 1853 bales, to the
| continent 2,7H.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. is, noon.-wheat quiet
| but steady; demand poor; h lders offer mOde-
rately. Corn firm, with gooa demand,
NEW KoRK. Fen. 49, noon.-rlour dull and
| heavy. Wheat opened shade higher but
ter fell back &0s4e. Corn without much
| change. Pork firm; mess $40 so gil 90. Lard
| steady at 656c. Frelghts steady.
| $500 d. m.-FlOur, Southern closed quiet.
| wheat-spot a shade lower and dull; options
| opened 12e higher and closed firm; No. 2
| spriag, on spot 9415c; No. red, afiOat 92Ac.
! Corn-spot lots lz@15c higher. closing firm:
| No. g February delivery 491sG50c, March asa
| 4sI<c No. white pot Soc, February delivery
| 53szlG55c. Oats Ls(g1sc lower but moderately
| active; No. ,, 3Sg3S%c. Coffee, fair Rio. on
| SPOT dull at SIC. sugar dull and nominal;
! nothing done; fair TO GOOD refining quoted al
| 55SG51Sc; refined dull. Moasses dull and
| nominal; so deg. test. pc. Cotton seedoil n
| 0D25c for crude, 3lc for refined. Pork dull and
| unchanged: mess $40 50lgll 90. Middles dun;
| long clear &C.. Lard 2G3 points lower and
4 dull; Western steam. on SPOT $500 ACC, March
| 6 p as 35e, April 64l@6 Sc. Nav 4SG6 soc.
| Freights to Liverpool firm; cotton, per steam
7-64d: wheat. persteam 215d.
| CHICAGO. Feb. l5.-Sellers were largely in
| the majority in the wheat pit to-day, and as
| a consequence the price Of May dropped on
| during the session at one time to Sac: the feel
ing was steady at the opening ana some OF
| the traders confidently looked for strong
market owing to tho cold weather and the ex-
| pectation of a large decrease in the visible
! supply; fail of Sow was reported from va
| riOus sections of the winter wheat belt, and
/ later estimates made the decrease in the visl-
| BILE supply not TO exceed 800, 600 bnshels, and
ter May had touched 49, &C aeveral times. the
| price began to decline, followed by a little re-
action near the close of the regular board and
| again in the afternoon. Nay advancing to
! Size, hut finally closing in the latest trading
| at $3.50; receipts we're little larger at pri-
| mary points, and there was reported to be
| onya slight export inquiry. Corn was fairly
] active but ruled somewhat easier, closing
| fraction lower than saturday. Oats closed
/ shade lower. Mes pork was weak through
| out closing 'OGl213c lower than S1f urday.
| Flour unchanged. Wheat opened steady and
| a shade n CHER, closing 80 lower than Satur-
| day; regular, February delivery 7S3zGi9c,
/ March 1901 ~; No. spring. 7S% aside.
| Corn fairly active; cash 31JsCg8i 81, February
/ delivery 867s0l7Izc. May 500 a4O7sc. Oats
! IA; cash 29zdS0l4c. February delivery
| 2gs<c, NAV ~ 5MS25sc. ProvlsiOns-Biess PORK
| opened 6,G71ao higher but declined 2NG2214c,
| clos ng a the inside figures; csab SO a5M co.
! May deiVery 81 l2l5 oil 80. Lard easy: cash
| TO-. Nav delivery 1906 BE. Boxed meats
| steady: dry sAlted sh0u ders 95c, short rib
| Soc short clear SOg5 $50. Whisky steady
! at 81 Is.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 10, noon.-Flour quiet
| but steady: Howard street and Western
| superdne - 6zGS 90, extra So 1904 90. family
/ "a 25ei 7O: city mills superdne 81 50C1S 90
| CITY mills extra 81 50'1i IS. city mills RIO
\ brands 81 62G4 rs. Wheat-SOuthern firm /;
| Western dun and easyS Southern, req 92g9ic.
/ amer 9G@97c: No. / Maryland. 9i5z,19bc: No
| Western winter red, on spot ss1a0ssszc.
! COrn-SOuthcrn steady; Western uull and
| eaey; Southern, white E04s1Sc, yellow 40
/ 4Sc.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. l5.--Flour unchanged
/ Wheat dun and lower: No. rcd, cash 800
/ aOIIc, February delivery SOC, Nav 931s@9l4c.
! Corn lower; No. mixed. cash $3.50, May de-
/ livery 3II4 tG3715c Oats firm aud unchanged
/ Wht-lrv Al 10 prOVtaious fairly active aud