Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-11


COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 10, noon.-Cotton dull;
prices generally in BUYERS favor; middling
Hplands l5-i0d; mIddling Orleans LTD;
sales 5000 bales, for speculation and export
1000; receipts 5000 bales-American 2,zOO.
FutureG: UDlands. low mIddhug clause.
February and March delivery, 4 sd; March
and April. 7-64C@4 sad; April and May,
5s-64di May anu June. 4 6O-64d; June and
July, 4 62-64d: July and August Sd; August
and September, 3-64d Market steady.
The tenders OF deliveries at to-dav's clear.
lngs amounted TO /, 100 bales new docket anu
900 old docket.
800 p. m.-The sales to-day included $500
bales Amerlo an.
Futures: UDlands. low middlins clause,
February delivery. 4 57-G4d. seller; February
April. 57-6id. buyers; April and May,
4 s9-64d. sellers; May and June. 6l-B4d, sell,
erst June and July, % SAD. selersi July ana
August, Lead, buyers; August and SePtem-
Der, 4-64d. sci ers. Marketstrong.
$500 p. MIXTURES: UplAnds. low middlIng
clause, February delivery. So -64d, bnyersi
February ana March, 55-64d, buyers; Maren
and April. So SAD. sellers; April and NAY
4 51-64d, buyers; May and June, Ss.64d,
buyers: June and July, 6l-6id. buyers; July
and August. Sd, sellere; August ana Septem-
Der, 2-64d, buyers. Market closed weak;
NEW YORK. Feb. 10, noOn.-CoUtop quieti
middhng uplands, 8 Ice; mlddiing Orleans.
9Zc; sales 099 bales.
Futures: Market opened steady, with sales
as follows: February delivery. O2c; March,
. Csc; April, lie; May, nc; June, sSIc;
July, 4ic.
$500 p. motion closed quiet; middling
uplands, 9 l-l6c; middllng Orleans ga c: sales
2,0'3 bales: net receluts 2S bales, gross b,9lf
Futures; Market closed weak, with sales Of
l2j, 100 bales, as follows: February delivery,
3 939S 95c; March. 80 az 0Oc; Aprli, SOS0
9O9e; May, 1899 sc; June, 2f,99 2Sc; July,
8 S409 35e; August, 8 1909 4Soi september.
1909 Gle; October, OO@9 ole; November.
s 9SG9 00e.
The Posi- says: "Future deliveries at the
first call brought an advance of to points,
but soon began to decline, and did not cease
receding till sales were made at prices rang
ing, with the exception of February, 4gb
points below yesterdays closing. thus estab-
fishing fall since the first call OF points
At the third call February short notice
fetched 9lc, March Sc, April 09c, May ? l9c.
June 29c, and August 44c. Futures closed
S eady and "a points lower than yesterday"
GALVESTON, Feb. I0.--COtton dull; middling
S34e; net receipts 1887 bales, gross 1927;
sales 81 bales; stock ga 9a5 bales.
NORFOLK, Feb. l0.-Cotton quiet hut steady;
middnng l6c; net receipts 1861 bales,
gross 1851; stock 5l2 bales; sales 765 bales;
exports cOastwise ], l25 bales
BALTIMORE, Feb. l0.-Cotton dull; middling
l-l6c; net receipts none, gross none; sales
zoo bales; stock 32,7l3 bales.
Boston, Feb. lO.-CottOn quiet; mtddlng
9Lsc; net receipts SlS bales, gross 4I3; sales
none: stock 6,3l0 bales.
WILMINGroN. Feb, I0.-Cotton steady; Md
ding SIC: net receipts l26 bales, gross l26;
sales none: stock 6.205 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l0.-Cotton dull; mid
ding &c; net receipts none, gross none;
stock O.450 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. lO.-Cotton quiet and
easy; mlddnng g. 6c; net reeelpts ,Z5s
bales. gross 3, 00 sales 1000 bales; STOCK ga OS9
bales; exports, to Great Britain 4,AOO Dales,
coastNise l,74s.
MOBILE. Fec. 1o.--CottOn quiet and easy;
mIddling SIC; net receipts S3S bales, gross
S3s; sales 100 bales; STOCK 51,621 bales; ex-
at balpe
MEMPHIS. Feb. l0.-COtton quiet; mlddlng
$3.50; receipts 665 bales: shipments 500 bale;s
sa es ,6I5 bales; stock l3S, "a bales.
AUGUSTA. Feb. lO.-Cotton duil; middllng
SIC; receipts 354 bales: sales .2l5 bales.
CHARLESTON, FeD. l0.-COttOn quiet; mid
ding SIC; net receipts OPP bales. gross l,O22;
sales 300 bales; stock 72,6'4 bales; exports
cOastWis Use S07 bales.
ATLANTA, Feb. O.-Cotton-Middling sac;
receipts 693 bales.
new YORK. Fen. lO.-Consolldated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports TODAY. 1885 bales;
exports, TO Great Britain $500 bales, to the
continent $50.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 10, noon.-w neat steady,
with poor demand; holders offer moderately
Corn steady, with poor demand. Cheese,
American fine Tvs.
new YORK, Feb. 10. noon.-Flour dull and
heavy. Wheat higher. Corn higher. Pork
firm; mess $40 5Ogll 90. Lard firm at 4Oc.
Freights steady.
Whcat-spot lots quiet: ungraded red. $50
sic; No 2 red, March delivery sOzsld9l5sc.
COrn-spot lots held higher: ungraded 47G5lc;
No. ?, February delivery 5l2s1955c Oats e
changed. Coffee, fair RIO on spot firm
at sac. Sugar dun and weak; refined
quiet. Molassss dull. Cotton SEED oil -2E925c
for crude, Sic for refined. Hides firmly hed
New Orleans 9&@l0c. Wool quiet. Pork
STEADY: mess $40 %. Middles dull; long clear
SIC. Lard 2(d3 points higher; W estern steam.
on spot 1905 40c. Freights to Liverpool du
cotton, persteam 7-64d: wheat. per steam 2 I'd.
CHICAGo. Feb. l0.-All the markets started
in at the bottom to-day. gathering strength
and activity as the session advanced The
opening in v neat was tame and selling rather
heavy, May starting in at sac and remaining
about that during the first MALI hour, then
rose steadily to sac; there was considerable
excitement and large trading before MAY was
allowed TO touch soc: a reaction to N4szc fol-
lowed, and the closing at O'Clock was S49c:
in the afternoon the tone became quite strong,
May advancing to $500, with some trading at
IS 4 l6c, and closing ~ S59sc bid; il was re-
ported that the stocks OF wheat and Hour
showed a decrease of 4,25',0O0 bushels since
Jan. l, but the main argument of the bulls
was contained in q better home demand, rath-
er free shipments TO interior milling points
being reported from winter wheat points. The
shipping demand for corn was brisk, and with
only moderate receipts considerable actlyits
was instilled into the speculative market
Nav sold up ia the afternoon TO 4U5Sc, and
closed at 4OlSc. Oats joined in the advance.
closing AT 3ZlaC Tor May mess PORK was hkdlu
considerably stronger, closing zoe higher in
the aftern on then yes ierday.
Flour unchanged. Wheat opened sc lower
but closed "a hIguer than Yesterda y; regular,
February delivery 7sAG7934c, March 79lsG
soc, May s4i4,gs5l4e. Corn stronger and 40
&c higher; cash 861zC0Nc, February delivery
363za38l5c, May 400,404c. Oats firmer; cash
28Zc, February delivery 2Ssze, May 81 s. Ice.
Provlsions-Mess PORK in better demand and
stronger. cash 81 %, March delivery $40 ESQ
IL O7IS MAY Sll l2I4tdll 30. Lard steadier;
cash & O7ISQ6 10 March delivery 9 O7i5G0
8 Pie MGy 8 20@8 22kc. Boxed meats firm;
dry sailed shoulders 80 "a 00e. short rib 45a
soc short clear 1906 SOC. Whisky steady at
81 49, sugar steady; standard A SIC.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 10, nDon.-FlOur firm
but quiet; Howard street and Western
superhne 81 81 40 90, extra SO 1904 90. family
81 256e4 10: city mills superdne 81 5000 90.
city mills extra s. 5nG4 Is. city mills Rio
brands 81 62Cg4 70. Wheat-SOuthern nomI-
nally stead Western higher but quiet;
Southern, red 92d94c AMBER a5'997c; No. 2
Western winter red, on spot SiA goslSc. Corn
Southern nOminaly firm; Western STEADY
but dull; Southern, white 46G50c. yellow 40
4Sc.
CINCINNATI. Feb. l0.-Flour barely steady.
Wheat Gr.u: No. red. 9lc. Corn easier; No.
2mixed size. Oats easier; No. mixed, 3lk
Q32c. PrOvisions-Pork dull at kll 70. Lard
dull at 6 Csc. Bulk meats duh; shoulders Csc.
short rib 1905 co.. Bacon dun; shoulders
Sc short rib &c. -hi rt clear 4Oc Whisky
steady a. 81 10 Hogs slow and easier; com
mon and light 80 1904 90, fair to good packing