Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-09
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COTTON.

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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. s, noon.-Cotton quiet
and rather easier; middhng uplands 15-l6d !;
mlddling Orleans l. sd; sales 5000 bales. for
speculation and export 1000; recelpts l7,5OO
bales, all American.
Futures: ODiands. low mldduug clause,
February and March delivery. 4 5S-6 i0p4 $3.50; ;
March and April, 60-64l94 59-64d; May and
June. 6S-6id; June and July, l-64d; Au-
gust ana September, S-6495 T-64d. Market
dull.
The tenders of deliveries at to-dav's clear.
ings amounted to 1900 bales new docket and
100 old docket.
100 p. m.-The sales to-day included $500
bales American.
Futures: Uplands. low middling clause,
February delivery. 6S-64d. buyer Feoruafv
ana March. 4 5S-64d, buyers: March ana
April, 59-6id. sellers; April ana May
4 6l-64d. sci ers; May and june, 6S-64d. SELL
ers; June and July. 5 64d. buyers; July and
August, 4-64d, sellers; August ana Septem-
Der. 1-64d. sellers. Market steady
coop. m,-Futures: UDlands. low mlddling
clause, February delivery. 57-64d, ouyersi
February ana March, 4 81 -64d. buyers; march
and April, SIS SAD, buyers; April ana May
6O-64d, sellers; May and June, 4 81 old,
value: June and July, Sd, buy ers: july anu
august. S-64d. Ouy ers; August ah9 Sep'en-
Der. t5-64d. buyers. Market closed dull.
NEW YORK. Feb. s, nOon.--CottOn uull;
middllng uplands, 91sc; mlddllng orleans,
9 lie; sales ia balee.
Futures: Market opened dull and easy,
with sales as follows; February delivery,
9 06c; March, lZc; April, &c; May, 5lei
June. 4lc; july, 4sc.
$500 D. m.-Cotton closed dull; mddling
uplauds, csc; middhng Orleans o. loc: safes
1913 bale: net receipts 80 bales, gross lS,2JS.
Futures: Market closed steady. with sales OF
1850 bales. as follows: February delivery,
6 9SG9 0Oc; Msrch. IG9 use; ADrh, 100
9 lie; May, 3 u 90 use; June, 5o,g9 SIC; July,
9 44G9 45c; August, 5000 5Sei septemoer'
nRfnbpr q AlaN l0gs November.
. 07n9 09e.
The Post says: Futures at the first call
showed Little change. At the second cal
prices had fallen 4016 points below last satur-
days closing aud at the third call there were
many eager sellers at q partial further de-
cline Of point, which brought IN buyers 10
cover former short sales. TO- bales FEBRUARY
short notice brought &c, $500 bales March at
9 07c, l,400 bales April at lie, 1000 bales May
at &c. l.50J bales July at . 44c, 200 bales Au-
gust at sc, and 100 bales October at o9c:
Futures closed steady, with February anu
the balance 5;G6 points lower than last Satur-
day"
GALVESTON, Feb s.--Cotton easy; middling
lf-lBc; net receipts 2.ll7 bales, gross Z, IL ;
sales l493 bales; stock g. 428 bales; exports, to
the continent g. 1876 bales, coastwise 2,294.
NORFOLK. Feb. 6.-COtton dull; mlddllng
s5Sc; net receipts Asa bales, gross LAST; stock
39.14 bales; sales 6l7 bales; exports, coast
wise ,494 bales.
BALTIMORE, Feb. S.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding csc; net receipts 1874 bales, gross l,464'
sales 800 bales; stock 320l3 bales; sales TO SPIN
ners 100 bates; exports, coastWise !, III ba,es'
Boston, Feb. 6.-COttOn quiet; middllng
&c; net receipts l,543 bales gross 9.7l5; sales
none; stock $50 bales; exports, to Great Bril-
tain l,4i2 lies.
WILMINGTON, Feb. s.-CottOn quiet; mid
ding $40: net receipts $50 bales, gross ZSO;
sales none; stock 10, 494 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. e.-Cotton dull; mid-
ding 93zc; net receipts none, gross Ito Daiesi
stock 20. 36i ba es.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. S.-Cotton weak; Md
ding soc; net receipts 6585 bales. gross
g. 1888: sales 1000 bales; stock S1275C bales; eX-
D lrts, to Great Britain 4,0GO bales, to the con-
Iinent 6,7ll, coAstwise 3 .099.
MOBILE. Feb. Section quiet; mlddling
1l-l6c: net receipts S92 bales, gross 9lf
sales 800 bales; stock 81 1858 bales; exports
coastwlse s64 bales.
MEMPHIS Feb Section quiet; middlinp
ss6c; receipts 997 bales; snlpments l,S2a
bales; SAFES 2. 400 bales; stock 1889 bales.
AUGUSTA, Fen. S.-Cotton uul; mlddling
SIC; receipts 22l bales: sales 800 bales.
CHARLESTON, Fen. S.-COttOn quiet but
steady, middling SO; net receipts l,756 bales
gross 1855; sales 500 bales: stock 7l,457 bales
exports, to the continent 1890 bales. cOastwist
So
ATLANTA, Feb. .-Cotton-Middling s2kc
new YORK. Fso. s.-Consohdated net re
ceipts for ali cotton ports to-day, 20, 2SI bales
exports, 10 Great Britain 1891 bales, to tht
continent 1882.
PROVISIONS GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. s, noon.-wheat steady
with improving dem and; holders Ofer mode
rateiy. Corn quiet out steady. with 20 r de-
mand Lard. prime Western S2s Sd. Cheese
American fine 49s.
NEW YORK, Feb. 3, noon.-Flour dull an
heavy. Wheat lower. Corn unchanged
Pork firm; mess SO 50Gll %. Lara weak
at 1906 45c. Freights firm.
500 D. m.-Fl0ur, Southern closed quiet
common TO fair ex ra S. 3JC@3 rs. Wheat-spot
lots duh and IN buyers favor; angra9ed red
$50 ~; 40. 2red, nominal. March delivery
u d82c. COrn-spoL lots firm; No. Z, 5l9bl9sc,
March delivery 491ztG5Uc. Oats-cash steady
o. ,. 3Sl3G39Ac. Hops unchanged. Coffee,
fair Rio. ON DOT Arm at SIC. sugar dull anu
nom nal; lair to good refining, 59st0515c; re
fined duiet-C 51s'd5l4c, yellow 1905, stan
d ard A SIC. grHnulat d &C. MOlasses dull;
% for so test. Cotton seedoii FAC for crude.
3ic for refined. Hides urn; New Orleans y -
(Ql0c. Wool firm. Pork steady; mess $40 81
(GIl 90. Middles-iong clear 5Kc. Lard 2G3
points lower; con tract grade, on spot abe.
March delivery Ale. Ereights to Liverpool
stead cotton, per steam "a g9-6ld; wheat,
per steam I'd.
CHICAGO. Feb. 8.-Wheat fuctuated within
a range OF lc to-day. closing at the latesl
trading shade lower than saturday; there
was a moderately strong opening, and May
advanced TO IS 7-l6c, but when estimates as
10 the visible supply indicated decrease o.
on 500. 100 bushels, when a decrease of lOo0.-
OOO bushels had been ca culated upon, free
0rop 10 81 g. l6c, followed by arally 80 81 9-l6e,
which was the closing figure at 1 O'Clock; ii
the afternoon the feeling vas stronger, Ma
selling az SOC, but closing at SEQ; there wers
runors that the Australian crop was not a.
large as expected, and this may have had al
effect an sustaining prices at on time during
the 4, ssiOn: foreign advic ; indicated iittl.
more inquiry. ana rece pis ~ primary p0ints
in this country continue Light.
Flour unchanged. Wheat opened steady ana
closed l4c lower man ttufoay; regular, teb-
Mavi4 1884 T-l6c. Corn quiet aud easier Z;
cash 86i4c, MARCH, delivery 50 5-l6lg36 1-l6c,
MAY 40 a40 loo. Oats dul and easy; cash
29I1r, May delivery 81 3l6c. Provisions--
Mess pJrk sharply lower: cash SO 9OGl0 IS
1t rch delivery SO VIZ 0li OH. May Sll 100
IL 27k. Lard quiet and easier; cash and Feb
ruAry and MuFch delivery lOc, Boxed meats
steady; dry sailed shoulders rs "a OJc, short
rib i5c, short clear sOG5 S5c. WHISKY steady
At 81 10. Sugar unchanged.
ST. LOUIS. Feb s.--Flour closed steady and
unchanged. Wheat quiet and easy, closing
5sc lower than 81 urday: No. red, cash ~ >
(ag0c. February delivery S8c bid, March Sic
asked Corn very quiet ant weaker. closiug
cash 88s<'Ggilsc, February delivery 1870
March 3p5 H34sEc. Oats firm dull; No. 2
mlX,d, cash 2sAfG2s4c. February delivery
- se bid. Whisky steady at 81 10. Woo
steady hut firm; tut washed 20D &c. PrOvts-
ions DUH and lower. PORK. 81 rs. Lard hrm
at 1905 O0c. Bulk meats-lOOse lots long
clear SOC. short rib SOC. short clear 75c (;
boxed lots long clear 5 SIC, short rib soc,
short clear 60c. Bacon long clear 9 s71Sc,
short rib % as l2I4c. short Gear 1906 zoe
BALTIMORE, Feb. 8, nOOn.-FlOur STEADY
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