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

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Ch'peake & Ohio Il Terminal .. SO
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L'ville Nash. 42lS Missouri Pacific. -
Memphis Char. So Western Union. 721s
Mobe& Ohio. -. l4s<
*Bid,
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. l. noou.-Cotton dull and
pr generally in BUYERS favor; midding
upands sd: mlddlinG Orleans Sc; sales $500
bales, for speculation and export 800; re-
ceIpIs $4,000 bales. American 6 so.
Futures: UDlands. low mIdditnG clause.
February and March de ivery, 5s-Bl(G.
51-64d: Mar h and April, 1 59-64 4; April ana
May, 6l-64d; May and June. 5GA 63-64d; Jnr
ana July, 2-64t; July ant August, 5-o4u
August and eptember, S-64d. Market du i.
The tenders Of deli veries NJ to-dav's clear
ings amounted to 3. 90 bales new docket.
200 p. m.-The sales to-day included 600
tales Amer an.
Futures; UDlands. low middlInz clause,
Febr lar' delivery, { 57-64d. buyer: February
ana March, 4 51-6td, buyer; March ana
April. 5a-6id. sellers; April and May.
sid Sc lers; May and June. 63-64d. sell :
ers June and July. 2-84 g.. ,elers; July and
August. Sv64d, sellers; August and Septem-
Der, S-64f. sellers. Market easy.
scoop. m. Futures: hollands. lov mlddhng
clause, February delivery, 4 5f-64d. sellers;
February and March, 57-6id, sci ers; March
and April. IS SAD. buyers; April and May,
61-64d. buyers; Nav and June. 6S-64d, sell :
ers: June ana July, 1-64d, buyers; July and
August. Aid. buy ers; August anu Septem =
Der. 7-b4d, buye Market closed quiet out
steady
Nav YORK, Feb. |, noon.-Corton quiet
middlng uplands, S-l6c: mlddling Orleans.
81 C: sales 34S ba,es,
Futures: Market quiet hut steady, with sales
as follows: February delivery. Ode; March.
l5c; April, 25c; May, S6c: June. ioc
July. 8 5jc.
800 D. m.-Cotton closed aqiet; middling
uplands, S-l6c; middllng Orleans csc: ca es
SO bales: net rereinls 81 bales. gross 1874.
Futures: Market closed tn Il Tut steady. with
sales OF 81, 20 bales, as follows: February de-
livery, O5G 9 07c; March. 1903 l5c; April,
y % 90 24c; MAY, 9 "a Q S5c; June, 9 4i0G9 45c;
July. 9 5 RG9 54c: August. Q 90 40 Sc; Sep
TENDER. 8 O09 4Ic; October. 99l 40 25c.
The POst says: Futures, with slight nuc-
tuations, continue n slow downward course.
The first call showed a decline of uOint, AMI
for a while the market was steady. Then
there was further decline Of 3 pOiDts, fol-
lowed by slight reaction, but the sales at the
third call exhibit a fall OF 2@S points since
last Saturday. rive hundred bales February
br uShJ al the third Il 9 05c, 100 March lac,
200 prll 3 23c, 200 way 8 34c, 100 June Al :,
and 200 July SIC futu, e, closed quiet aud
20D9 prints lower than last Saturday"
GALVESTON, FeD. ls-Cotton quiet; mia
ding Sc; net receipts 2.i9u bales. gross 2,1so
sa es ) bales; stock &c. i64 bales; exports, g.
Great Britain 4,OS1 bales, to the continent SSS'
CO fstwise 1900.
s .; net receipts 1892 bales, gross 9,92l; stock
47.l77 bales; sales 756 bales; exports coast
wise bales
BALTIMORE, Feb. l.--Cotton easy; middline
n -. hull
safes $50 bales; stock 1884 bales.
BOSTON, Feb. Lotion quiet; middling
9I<e: net receipts l63 bales, gross 200; sales
nom: stock 6 81 bales bale-.
WILMINGTON. Fen. Lection steady; MD
ding sc: net receipts 1913 bale. gross 293;
sales none; stock ll.403 bales; exports, coast
vie 2 bales.
PHILADELPATA, Feb. 1.-Cotton dull; mid
ding 9}sc; net receipts bales, gross 8,
sto"s q. 529 la as.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. l.--Cotton easy; md
ding SIC; net recelDls $50 bales. gross 5,S57
sales 5000 bales; siork 81 "a balls; exports.
Is Great Britain 0,g2j bales. to France SOS
TO the continent $40. cOastwise 5000.
MOBILE. Feb. l.-COtton quiet; mlddline
s ll-l6c: net receipts LAS bales. gross ,l4';
sales s. bales; stock SO 209 bales; exports,
MFwPHIs. Fsh. Cotton easy: middline
s3<e; receipts LIS bales: shipments BOSS
bales; SAFE 1850 bales; stock l4O,0O5 bales.
AUGUSTA. Fap. Colt n Il J.; mlduling
Sskc; receIpts 249 bales; sales 80 bales.
CHARLEsToN, Fen. 1t otton quiet; mid
ding 50 net recelpts 1858 ba'es. gross l,6 Is;
sales 1909 bal. S: stock 1905 bales; exports.
ATLAKTA, Feb. -cotton-Middling sac;
receipts 606 ales.
NEW YORK. Fen. demonstrated net re-
ceipts for ali cotton ports to-day, 1881 bales;
exports, 10 Great Britain 10 10 bales, to the
continent 3,459. t. Franc s,02S.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
LIvERPOOL, Feb. ], noOn.-Wheat quiet but
steady, VITA poor demand; supply good. Corn
: eady hut demand poor; new mixed Western
As I'd. Lard, prime Western BIS Cd.
NEW YORK, Fec. 1, noOn.-FlOur quiet an
heavy. Wheat better. Corn firm. Pork
quiet but steady; mess $40 37la@l0 rs. Lard
urm az 45c. Freights steady.
$500 D. .m.-Finur, Southern unchanged.
Wheat-~p0t lots firm but quiet; uugraded
red, S50sOc; NO. red, 92ssc, February drllv-
cry 90gS 20. Corn-spot 'ots A@l5c higher;
ungraded taGs9c: No. 2. 4956C9491Ac, f. bruarS
delivery ~ ,Q9f91sc Oats-spOt "a shade lower;
W. 2. 3s(D3S1sc. Hops nominal. Coffee, fair
Rio. on sJOt duh At SIC. Sugar closed dui ;
far 10 Supd refnlng. 1-l6d52sc: refined du
&C 5I5Cg53ac. extra & ) 7-l6e953sc, wni e extra
SIC. yellow 45sG51sc, OF A 51s6c. mould A
&c, standard A 6Isc, cOufectiOner's A SIC,
c AZ oal aud crushed 6yElG4c, powdered 9 IL l6
Mulasses nominal. Cotton seed oil 231Sc for
cruue. 3llG3lc for refined. Hides easy; New
Orleans 9.Slgl0c, Texas l012c. Wool firm
domes ic dee e y Soc. PORK unchanged aud
quiei; mess $40 50 nj 90. Middies frm; long
clear 53[c.t Lard 2Gj points hilher; con ract
rade, au suot 1895 axe, February delivery
4lc. Freghts to Liverpool steady; cotton,
per steam a 19-6td: wheat, per steam 2l4d.
CHICAGO. Feb. l.-WheRt resumed Ito Old
position to-day, anu attracted TO iL~elf about
al me lntere-t on any speculative commodity.
which 4 most " as no. very much Despite
rather free selling on the part Of some of the
local leaders the market held up moderately
firm. 10 opened 10 below saturdays Closing
dsures for May, hut the entire mOrni z
session range was very narrow, beng sub
stantAliy inside OF lc. IL moved lrreguarly
20 gBJbc. then back to s6Lc, and again up TO
sole before noon. The visible supply estl-
ma ers agreed on deere Sc 10 wheat OF from
anywhere between $40, 90 and 1000 D
bushels. Toward the close Of the regular
board he market fell o. SJ94c, az d co ed al
IS 3-l6c. In the aft -rnoOn the feeling W a
lit drmer. closing where the market opened
la the morning. Live n0g receipts were some
$500 hesd underestimate Q, which fac hrace'
up he ~ eeulauve market at tn start, May
p0rA opening 100 higher at Sil 3g'a. Ait, r
sc ling rparingly at Sll 3U,it advanced steaii y
10 81 40, and heu reacted 10 Sll IS. Country
or ers TO Guy were more liberia in This arti-
Gle, as they aso we're 10 grains. Provision
deliveries we're very moderate To-day, the
ba,k going 10 Armour. Corn and oats showed
very little ch 'uge.
Flour unchanged. Wheat Arm, closing &c
under SATURDAY hgures; regular, February
delivery so 3 as sc, May "a s651c. Corn
quiet nut hrm; ca-h 88 B. g.. February de-
livery a5JSGSBlzc, March 86Jz@ 7-loc. MAY
4O1(ga0JSc. Oats slow AMI dulet; cash 28lzfn
~, February delivery 2834g29c, May 8l1sc.
PrOylsions-Mess pOrk opened 100 higher