Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-27


consols. .......l Osts Readlng..... ... ass
Tennessee IS ..... 60 Riohm'd = APgh. 5
Virginia IS ..... as Richm'd n Dapy rs
Va. consolidated 80 Richm,d &W.Pt
Ch'peake h Ono lO5S Terminal IS
Chie.& N'nthw'n. l09lS Rock leland 1870
Droterred... l4O1 st.Paul ....... y9ls
Della, Lack. 4 W .l2'x preferred l33st
Erie. ............ EK Texas PaeiGc. . laA
=. Tennessee Rd So Union Paelho. . A3k4
LAKE SHORE. zee. 81 N. j. Central. .. SAt6
L'ville& Nash. ans Missouri Pacific. ll0h
Memphis q Char. IS Western Union. 7sT
MoeloS Ohlo.... 4lS
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. rs, noon.-Cotton dull;
prices generally in buyers favor: mddling
Iplands4szd: mIddllng Orleans - l6d: sales
S,OOO bales, for speculation and export 1000;
receipts 1000 les-AmericAn 900
Futuree: ODlants. low mildiiug clause.
March and Aprl delivery, 4 "A -64d; April and
NAV, 40 $50 45.64d; May aud June. As-64d;
June and July, 5O-64d; July and August,
5S sd: August and September, 4 56-64@
IS cad Market easy.
The tenders OF deliveries at to-dav's clear
ings amounted to 100 bales new docket.
sales los me we k, IS OOl bales-A meriCan
~. 600 bales; spectators took $500 nales; eN-
'orters took 2400 bales; actual exports, 5000
bales; imports %, 900 ba es-Americ an 10000;
total stock 100000 bales-American $4,000
oalesi total aiioat, 100000 bales-American
10000 bales.
2:Oe .. m.-Thesales to-day included $500
balos American.
rNbuToS. ODkduOa. low mluulluE clAubcs
February delivery, 44-e4d, sel err; February
ana March, 44-6id. seuere; March and
April, 4-6Id. Sc ers; April and May,
45-Bid. BUYERS; May aud June, 4S-64d, sell
ers; June and july, 5A-6id. seller ;July and
August. $500, buyers; Augustand oeptem-
Der. So 64d, Hers. Market dull.
scoop. m.-Futures; UDl tnds. low mlddlinS
clause, February delivery. ACID, sellersi
February ana March, "A Cad, sellers; Maron
and April. 4-64d. sellers; April and May,
45-64d. BUYERS; May and June, ~ 64d,
sellers: june and July, 50-6id. value; July
and August, 58-6 d. sellers; August and
September, SO -64d, sellers. Market closed
steady.
NEW YORK. Feb 26, noon.-Uotton easy;
middIng uplands, 40; mlddling Orleans.
LILO; sales 10 bales.
Futures: Market quiet but steady, with sales
as follows; February delivery, -c; March,
zoe; April, soc; May, s DOC; June. &c; July.
O9c.
200 p. INJECTION closed quiet; middling
uplands, l3-l6c; middllng Orleans, &c; saies
2S2 bales: net recei IT'S "a bales gross l,76S.
Futures: Market closed setdier. with sales
OF 5000 bales, as follows; February delivery
nominal; March d4taS tic Auril, IS(1S 14c;
May, So GS sic; June, gS0Ds 9ic; July, 9OOtD
SOC; August, 1(09 use; September. o9l@
X 2c; October. Ss-@S SIC; November, s1d@
$40.
C. l.. Green & Co.'s report on cotton flu
lures says: 1.-THE market continues helpless
under the growing weight of offerings and
another heavy break In value Is shown along
the entire line o. contracts. Port receipts
have proven Ii Oeral, and general full move
ment for the week Is reached at very little
expense to the Interior st cks, with the south
still forcing Liverpool and unloading here In
manner t0 indicate grOwInRdem REALIZATION,
n sharp break at New Orleans confirming the
want of stamina After the averagv loss OF
40, small reaction was forced at the close,
but the on real support to-day was the COW
ering of the sh0rts.'
Woekly-NeI receipts $50 bales. gross 81, 247;
exports, TO Great Britain S.9S8 bales, tn
Franco ala n the Cnnfiuant n 7sNs Ralee |. lBb
bales. all to spinners: stock 299,799 bales.
GALVESTON, Feb. 26.-CotUon quiet; mid
ding SIC.
NORFOLK, Feb. 26.--Cotton quiet; middling
BALTIMORE, Feb. 28.-CottOn weak; mid
ding SIC.
BosToN, Feb. 26.-Cotton quiet; middling
WILMINGTON, Feb. 2e.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding $40.
PHlLADELPHIA, Feb. 26.-Cotton dull; mid
dlinp l-l6c.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 26.-Cotton weak; mid
ding SIC.
MOBILE, Feb. 26.-Cotton easy; middling
| 3-l6c.
MEMPHIS, Feb. 26.-Cotton irregular; mid
| ding SIC.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 26.-Cotton duh; middling
sskc.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 26.-Cotton very quiet;
MoNTaoNERY, Feb. 2s.-CottOn nominal;
MACON, Feb. 2S.-Cotton dull: middling
COLUMBUS, Feb. 2e.-Cotton quiet; middling
/ Sc.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 26.-Cotton steady; mid
SELMA, Feb. 26.-Cotton dull; middling
ROME, Feb. 26.-Cotton steady; miGdling
s2sc. -. ,,,,,,,-oz "a
NEW YORK. FsD. 26.-COnsOhdated net re-
ceipts for ali cotton ports to-day, 22,06j bales;
exports, TO Great Britain 902 bales, 60
| France AGA, to the continent 3.11y.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES,. ETC.
| LIVERPOOL, Feb. 28, noon.-Wheat steady,
| but demand poor; lders offer moderately.
| Corn steady. with fair demand; new western
mixed A. 211d. Lard, prime Western Sls 30.
NEW YORK, Feb. %, noOn.-FlOur net ana
| unchanged. Wheat lower. Corn lower P0rk
quiet; mess $40 so ole 20: new mess pork 10
quoted al 81 75Gl2 00. Lard weak at D 2112c.
$500 D. m.-Flour. Southern closed I'M
| CHI nged, Wheat weak No. red, February
delivery 925E G98c. Corn-spot declined ltg
21zc; ungraded 459bic; No. !, 5O14l@5.38 ..
oats q tribe lower and dull; %. z. 3f9sc.
Hops unch ged. Coffee, far Rio. on SPOT
| steady at s55c Sugar quiet; fair 20 good re-
lining, Blk(15zc: refined duli. MOlasses nom p
nal Cotton SEED oil csc for crude, 5G8lLc
for refined. Hides hrmly held. Wool hrm
Pork STEADY; mess $40 5OGl0 - for old. Mid
dies dull; long clear $40. Lard less active
and POS points lower; w stern steam, on
hpOb VAE/1Wn AtfdCf f'N'
steady; cttoon, per steam '-64d; wheat, per
steam 31zd.
CaIoIsO. Feb. 26.-wheat dropped back
another cen to-day under vigorous pound
ing by some OF the big Local bears, May drop
ping TO 64I<c IN be afternoon, closing at sac
DIu in the latest ofilsial trading. The lowest
point touched during the regular session vas
"a y O. and the b CHEST was eS9<c. which was
current for q short time during the fret hour
OF the trading. Cables denoted an active
Liverpool market. ana the export demand at
New York it was telegraphed had ceased.
some few bad reports were received from
Kansas wheat fields, but they were not
listened TO. In the absence Of any pronounced
su port, futures fell back. A sharp decline In
pOrk early IN the day had some efect upon
wheat prices Corn was again very dull and
10 Ner prices prevailing. The cOsing was
about NC under yesterday. oats closed ~
lower. Mess pork WAS again active aud
excited. May iuctuating between $40 6J09.OS5
on the regular board, advancing TO $40 70 IN
the afternoon. and closing At $40 So, or l21Ec
CHER Than yes erday.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat fac
tuated within range Of lc; closed ~ uuder
Yesterday; regular, February delivery 7BN@
s05<c May Si5<GS5Ac; No. spying, 1873
pil%c. Corn duh and weaker; Nc lower; cash
36s sg37c, February delivery 3e9s(e56IGc, May
4Ol sa4O3kc. oats quiel; cash ENC, May 32l{Ga
3z96c. ProvIslons-Mess pOrk unsettled;
market l0Gl2l<c lower early. rallied. and
closed steady; cash $40 60, May delivery $40 80
0a 0 ". Lard quiei and 2hc lower; cash 95c,
May delivery 6Oz1s960 Csc. Boxed meats
ri 5 l0c, short clear 1905 SOC. Whisky steady