Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-20
COTTON.

aplanus 4'sd' middhnROrleans lb-l6d; sales
f,OOO bales, for speculation and export 1000;
receipts 1000 bales A merlcan $500.
Futures; Uplau IA, low mIrhung clause,
February and March delivery, 4S-6id;
March and April, 49-64d; April and May,
I 5l-6id; May aud june. 50 DID; June and
July, 56'64@4 55-64d; July and August,
59-b4l@4 bS-Oid; August and September,
60-64d. Market nat.
The tenders Of deliveries At to-dav's clear
500 old docket.
Sales for the week, $4,000 baes-Americau
4LO0O bales; spectators took 1880 bales; eN-
porters took 1900 bales; actual exports, 5000
bales; imports, $4,000 bales-Amerlc IN 1900;
total stock 654,000 bales-American 100000
ga ga e rs; total afoat' $4,000 oales-American
1900 p. m,-Thssalss to-day included 1000
bales American.
,Middhng uplands4 1850, middling Orleans
Futures; hollands. low middling clause,
Fehrusrv delivery, 40-6id, seller FEBRUARY
ana March, 4 49-64d, sci ers; March ana
April, i9-Btd. buyers; April and May
45l-64d, settlers; May aud June. 5'-eld. sell
ers; June and July. 6i-6id. value; July ana
August S-6id, sellers; August ana sep
temoer. 81 SD, sellers. Market easy.
scoop. m.-Futures; Uplands. lov middhng
clause, February delivery 49-6id sellers'
February ana March. 40 $40, sellers; March
and April, i9-84d, sellers; April aud May,
ol-6td. sellers; May and June, % btu,
sellers: June AMI July, 1 55-6ld, sellers; July
and August, 5S-6 q, sellers; August and
September, 6l.6id, sellers. Market closed
dull.
MANCHESTER. Feb. l9.-Cloths dull and
without quutabe change. arms fiat and
prices somewhat irregular. The Guardians
ommerc a. artiole says: There IS no I'M
y rovement in TN mess. The demand - small,
especially for goods for India. Prices OF clQth
are fairly steady Export yarns are steady.
Home yarns are weak"
NEW YORK. Feb, 10. noOn.-JottOn weak
middung uplands, &c; mddling Orleans,
3 lie; sales n bales.
Futures: Market easy, with sales as follows;
February delivery, $ SOC; March. soc; Aprll,
96c; May, . O6c; June. l6c; July. 2tc.
$500 p. m.-Cotton closed ltet; middlng
uplands, l5-l6c; middhng Orleans sIsc;
sales b} bales: net receipts none, gross ~ oales
Futures; Market closed eadv. with sales
Of 1850, 90 bales, asfolows; February delivery,
s 719S SOC: Marcn. 5 s2DS SIC; Aurl. S9Jc;
May, O2jG9 09c; June, l2@9 iSc; July, $50
| o l0c; August, 8 $500 26c; September. 8 0S@
orc; October. 90@S 02c; November, 8 $50
@SS7s.
| .. l.. Green n Co., IN their report on cotton
| futures to-day, say: "A confirmation OF an
| heavy interior movement, with absolutely
nothing encouraging nom abroad, nave
| simply increased the weight Of offerings. ana
/ The market shows another general ana de-
| cided break, Every body appeared to be sell
| ing to-day, Including some OF the bulls, VINO
| nave been perslstently bearing the market
| DO Vn, and the main idea was evidently To
/ spill the load as closely as poss Bile without
| creating greater decentralization. Tue average
! decline was alb nut 10 points, with small reac-
uons at the close. manipulated by bears as
| vantage ground for a renewed attack"
| Weekly-NeJ receipts $50 Oales. gross 32,OOi;
| exports, to Great Britain 1927 bales, lo
| France 1856. to the continent 6, la; sales l,SO2
| bales: stock pa SOS bales.
| GALVESTON, Feb. l9.-Cotton steady; mid
NORFOLK, Feb. ls.-Cotton easy; middllng
| 5 II l6c.
BALTIMORE, Feb. l9.-Cotton nominal; mid
| ding 90.
BosroN, Feb l9.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 9lac
WILMINGTON, Feb. 19.--Cotton steady; mid
| ding St4c
pill GDELPHIA, Feb. 19.-Cotton dull; mid
| din &c.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. l9.-Cotton easy; mid
/ ding sac.
| MOBILE, Feb. l9.-Cotton weak and irregu-
| lar; mtddling 3 7-l6c.
MEMPHIS, Feb. l9.-Cotton unsettled; mid
| ding SIC.
AUGUsTA, Feb. l9.-Cotton dun; middling
| SIC.
CHARLESTON, Feb. l0.-Cotton quiet; mid
| ding S56c.
MoSTSoMERY, Feb. l9.-Cotton nominal f;
MACON, Feb l9.-Cotton dull; middling
SIC.
COLUMBUS. Feb. l9.-Cotton in good de-
mand: middlmQ SIC
NASHVILLE, Feb. l0.-Cotton quiet; mid
selma, Feb. l9.-Cotton quiet; middling
RoME. Feb. ls.-COtton steady; mitdling
ATLANTA. Feb. o.-Cotton-Mlddlings 9-16.
| NEW YORK. Fsl. l9.-ConsOlldamh net re-
| ceipts for ali cotton ports to-day. ls.S5B Dales
exports, 10 Great Britain lilo bales, to the
| continent zoos.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES,. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 10. noou.-wheat quiet but
| steady, with poor demand: holders Oner mo l.
erateiy. Corn Arm, with fair. demand.
A leadog weekly gram circular says;
| Wheat continues steady. but business II du F
| and dragging Prices are nOmnaliy un-
changed. Calling ports remain almost bar
| OF elrgoes. Business FOR this position Is there
| fore unimpOrtant There ~ good inquiry
| for shipment for the United Kingdom and the
! continent. Business n California and Oregon
| whea Is fairly active Ever since tuesday
| Che demand for wheat has been slow, ana ior
| corn firm, At tO-day's marset there was an
| average attendance. Wheat " m quiet re-
| quest and prices are unchanged. Iraue IN
| corn was Limited Flour was more active"
| NEW 1ORK. Feb. 10, nOOn.-klour dull an l
| hesvy. Wheat lower. Corn lower POrk
| steady; mess SO so oil 90; new ia quoted al
II 75'al2 OO. Lard dun az q 35c. Freight
| steady.
$500 D. m.-Flour, Southern closed steady
| Wheat--spOt a shade lower; ungraded red, 81
| @ 9)c; No. 2 red spot 9l14c February delivery
| 9lMc, March 9l4G8lhc Corn-spot l0ts
! vii hOut much change: I'm sradcd ~ JOci NO.
| q 5l(054Jlc. Oats very duh: NO.2, 3sIsc. Hops
unchanged Coffee, fair Rio. ON SPOT -teady At
| s3kc. Sugar du a n0mlnal MOasses dull.
| GOkbOM httA OIL SAHAyNiAVA " Atos III III 10
| fined Hides nrm. Wool firm Pork un-
| changed: Old mess $1,000. Middles duh; long
| clear g.. Lard dun aud without m tteri AZ
| chang: SPOT S5c. Freights to Liverpool dnll (;
cotton, per steam 7-6ld: wheat, persteam ~ d..
CHICAGO, Feb. l9.-On 'Lhange to-day
| everything was very fiat, nothing attracting
/ more than the smallest possible amount OF in
| terest The general tom Was weaker, the
| foundation for this feeling being The prevail
/ ing snow storm, whichis suppose to be favor
/ aO'e to winter wheat; kpOints we're lost al the
/ opening, May wheat starting out ut SIZE;
| duriug the Il ret hour IL faiie 20 sell higher
/ than si3<c: there rs a temporary feeling Of
wenknes- on the strength ~ the statement
| from New York tina $1,000 In gold had been
/ taken Tor export to-day; but very little was
| done in the last half Of the morning session.
| Nav closing at 81 3 l6c; tine afternoon session
| closed a shade higher. rather easier tone
/ prevailed in corn. where prccs were little
| lover; he bu Is appear 10 have pm led out for
/ the time. TIE hog product ~ falling back
| again into it, old ruts; Nay pork ruled yer
| slightly lower. wi only small ira r. In 10;
| the zone was 80 heavy that even an advance
~ iOc 10 prices for i've hogs az the yards failed
| 10 tone NJ the pit; shipments from the yards
| were also on an unusuHly free sc q.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat quiet
and easy; regular, February delivery 7,16CG
7glSc. MAY s8tgA3sc. Corn quiet and cas- err:
cash }75k d8Sc, februarg delivery 3T1a6G37Ac.
Nay 4 0D41l<c. Oats dull but nr'u, cash 500
gU.sr February and March delivery 30c. fut
~ lB-lGG88c. PrOvisiOns-Mess p1rk. trading
light uuL prices steady. cashfll O5iDtt 10, May
Dc livery bil 32lI0il 2ilS. Lard quiet and I'M
changed. Boxed meats sleaus; dry sailed