Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-05

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e. Tennessee Ri. 80 Union Pacific. 80. S9h
Lake shore. 80. S74 n. j. Central. 454
L'vile& Nash. Al Missouri Pacilo..lllh
Memphis 3 Char. IS Western Union. 72Ss
moDueN ONO. Is
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 4. nOon.-Cottou dull;
prc-s generally in buyers favor: middhng
uplands l5-i6d: middling Orleans / 1885,:
safes 5000 bales, for speculation aud export
LOO: receipts 5, 100 bales. all American.
Futures: UDlanlts. tow mladlng clause,
February and March denvery, 457-64d; March
and April, 1 5S-64d; April and May, 80 old ;
May and June. 462-64d; June and July,b l-64d ;
August and September, sid. Market
p. m.-The sales to-day included $500
bales American.
Futures: hollands. low middling clause,
February delivery, 4 5S-64d, seller: FEBRUARY
ana March, 5s-6ld, seller; March ana
April. 4 59-6ld. sellers; April and May
4 5l-64d. sellers; May and June. $3.50, Sc /,
ers; June and July, 81 3. sellers; July ana
August, 5-64d. sellers; August and septem-
Der, 1-64d, value. Market steady.
Good mlddlng uplands 5 3-l6d, middilng
uplands Is I'D. low middlIng uplands 4e4d,
good ordinary uplands g. l6d. ordinary up
Lands l6; good middling Texas 514d, mlu-
ding Texas led, low middling Texas II,
good ordinary Texas 4ssd, ordinary Texas
1-l6d; middling Orleans 1-l6d, low mid
ding Orleans 44d, &c d ordinary orleans
4ssd. ordinary Orleans 1864.
clause, February delivery. 59-64d, sellersi
February ana March. 59-6ld, sci ers; March
and April. 50 SAD. buyers: April and May.
! 81 -64d. buy ers; Nav and June. 81, oilers;
June and July, S3-64d, sellers; July and Au-
gust. 5-64d, buyer; August and september,
IS Al, BUYERS. Market closed steady
NEW YORK, Feb 4, noon.-Lotton quiet
nuE steady; mtddhng uplands, 5-loc; MID
ding Orleans, &c; sales Il. bales.
Futures: Market opened dun but firm. with
sales as follows: February delivery, OiG;
March. 9 lac; April, 25c; May, . 35c; June.
t6c; July. Sic.
uplands, 9 3l6c; middlIng Orleans CSC: ga es
Il bales; net rereins 20a bales. gross 2O9.
Futures: Market closed barely steady. with
sales of $40 bales, as follows; February de-
livery, y l0d9 lie: March, 1919 l1c; Arru,
26c; May, 36 9 &c; June, 9 46,G9 47c; July.
95j(G9 55c: August, 63d9 6lc; September.
$500 a Q; October. 2OSS zlc; November
. l5G9 lie.
The Po,i says: culture deliveries advanced
8 100, and after huctuatiug for Will. were
sold just before the third cal az decline of
81 O(g4 loco from the highest point OF the
tav, thus establis hing at tnat time gain OF
l00G3-l00 on yesterdays closing prices.
AZ the hlrd call bids OF these lowest price
ere refused, and nothing wits sold. Futures
closed dull, and 2-lO0c higher than 1ester-
day.
GALVESTON, Feb 4.-Cotton dull and easy
middting SIC; net receipts 1872 bales, gross
20 /; sa es SO bales; stock $3.50 bales.
NORFOLK. Feb. 4.-Cotton steady; middiing
-c; ne receipts t,7iS bales. gross 1853; stock
SO bales; sales 427 bales; exports. To Great
Britain 9dS bales cOasGwise Lap bales.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 4.-COtton steady; mid
ding csc; net receipts 10 bales, gross l,hOO;
sales bales; stock 3V,999 bales; sales TO
primers 500 bales; exports, TO The continent
LOO bales.
ROsTON, Feb. 4.-Cotton quiet; middling
&c; net receipts 81 bales. gross 2,2o6; sales
none; stock 6,3lJ bales; exports, to Great Brl-
tain l54 bales.
WILMINGTON. Feb. 4.-Cotton steady; md
ding SIC: net receipts IA bales, gross 314
sales none; stock l0,2i6 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 4.-COtton dull; mid
ding SIC; net receipts bales, gross 81; stock
2J.2>0 VA eS.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 4.-Cotton easy; md
ding L. lie; net receipts ll,7O4 bales, gross
l2475; sales 5000 bales; stock 3T32l5 bales; eX-
ports. to Great Britain 7.S bales, to France
10, l46. te the continent 1888, cOastwise 400.
MOBILE. Feb. 4.-CottOn quiet; mlddling
3 1l-l6c: net receipts ,IjS bales, gross /, ISL;
sales /, 200 bales; stock 590ll bales; exports,
coastwIse 1855 bales.
MEMPHIS. Feb. 4.--Cotton duiet; middling
II l6c; receIpts l,00i bales: shipments 53S
bales: safes 450 bales; stock l39, l6s bales.
AUGUSTA. Feb. 4.-COttOn dull; mlddling
SIC: receipts 552 bales: sales 305 bales.
CHARLESTON, Fec. 4.-OottOn dull; middling
SIC; net receipts ,039 bales, gross l,O59; sales
$50 bales: stock 1910 bales.
ATLANTA, Feb. 4.-CottOn-Middltng SIC;
receipts AS bales.
NEW YORK. Feb. demonstrated net re-
Celpts for ali cotton ports to-day, % 30 bales,
exports, 10 Great Britain $500 bales, 10 the
continent 1. l23. to France 10, l48.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 4. noOn.-wbeat quiet,
with poor demand; holders offer m Moderately
Corn quiet but steady; demand poor. Beef,
extra India mess SIS ID.
NEW YORK, Feb. 4, noon.-FlouF dull amt
heavy. Wheat higher. Corn better. Pork
sLeaGy; mess SO 50Gll 90. Lard firm Al
471zc. Freights steady.
$500 p. m.-Flour, southern closed steady
" heat-spot lots 14Gszc higher; ungraded 50
q 9412c; No. 2red, February rlverS S91sd90c.
Mas Oh 90@9O7Se. Corn-spot lots 40 higher;
dngraded 1870 soc; No. 2, nomnai. February
delivery 50(0505sc, March 4St8G49ssc. OaLs
very dull; 80. ?, 3Se. Hops nOmIually un-
changed. Coffee, fair Rio. on SPOT dun a.
SIC sugar closed dui and nominal; fan
ID < ,od refining 7-l6G59- Ice; refined STEADY
&C 51SG53sc. extra G 7-l6(S55Sc, "a ni extra
Z SIC, yellow AZ a5lsc, OF A 5Is6c, mould A
SIC, stamford A 61sc. cOnfecuODer's A & &C,
cat loaf aud crushed 90 gle, powdered ll-l6
,G63<c. graduated 61zc. cubes ll-l6 gB54c.
MOlssses dub; Cuba, 81 test 23c. Cotton seed
oil PIC for cruue. Bic for re1ned. Hides
steady; New Orleans 9.40l0c, Texas l015c.
N,J. quiet ana -ry steady. Pork lrm al0
rather quiet; mes $40 50. Middles dull; long
clear SIC. Lard without decided change:
econ iract frdde, on spot 1905 iSc. Freights
To Liverpool steady; cotton, per steam "a
9-64d wheat. per steam I'D.
CHICAGO. Feb. 4.-Ihe crowd was bullish
on the wheat opening this morning. owing 10
he showing Of u decrease of SSO0OO bushels 10
the amount OF wheat on passage TO Europe
add the eNpectatiOn OF another large decrease
u the visible supply: My delivery started ia
at sac. que b. rose 10 s45sc, but The support
given the market at this figure was very
sight. and with large selling orders coming
on the market the price brjke of quickly ~
S35sc, rallied sharply TO Si1aC, and Thea fell
back slowly TO SAG at the cOse OF the regular
board: in the afternoon he feeling vas again
con .iderably irmer. May advancing TO S431r
and closing in the latest trading at "a II l6c
There was little more activity TO trading iu
corn and oats. and prices we're a trl dc frmer.
Meas pork had a weak opening, May dropping
TO 81 rs ana closing az that Il ure.
Flour unchanged. Wheat advanced &c at
the opening, closing AZ Yesterdays figures;
regular. February delivery 7Sl4G79c, March
SiLmS93Sc, May t35s as41Tc. Corn a little
nrmer; cash sud February delivery 30 l6c,
Barcn 861s e86%c, May. 89Ae4o1sc. Oats
quiet; cash 2s5s92slSc, March delivery % 3sc,
Sll lOdll pa February delivery Sll l0I1lI 3
March and May 81 35'Gll IS. Lard steady;
Dash and February delivery l2I<c, March
iTlSc. Boxed meats-dry sailed shoulders
% "a 00c, short rio 51,stG5 55c, short clesr
s5lp5 voc. Whisky steady al 81 IL. Sugar un-
chars ed.
CINciNNATI. Feb. 4.-FlOur unchanged.
Wheat neavy aud lower: No. red. 03c.
Corn hrmer: No. m Xed, 80. Oats easier.
No. 2 mixed, 3lA0G32c. Pr0visiOns-Pork
eaaicrat 81 rs. Lard lower az D lOc. Bulk
meats neglected; shoulders 62lSc. short rib
65G95 zoe. Bacon quiet but firm; shoulder-