Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-19


Ch'Deake ONO. liz Terminal .... 1885
Onic.& Nnthwn.1l0 Rock leland .,.. 1924
preferred. l99 St.Paul ..,...... 98h
Della, Lack. & W .lsOs< preferred l24
ERE. ...........,. 273A Texas Paeihc 1925
e. Tennessee Rd. 81 Union Pacific . sos
Lake Shore. .,... S7t2 y. J. Central .. 52A
L'Ville& Nash Al Missouri Pacific. .l09lS
Memph's h Dnar. IS Western Union. 7l%
Mob .e X Ohio. IA
Bid.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. Is, noon.-Cotton dull;
prices generally IN buyers favor; middiing
a1lands 45sd: mIdditng Orleans l5-l6d; sales
5000 bales. for speculation and EXPORT LOCO;
receipts 10000 bales-American 1920.
futures: UDlan Is. tow mnding clause
February and March delivery, 4 52-6id;
March and April, Sid; May and June.
sd; June and July. 50 .64@4 81 64d; July
ana August, 6l-6id; August ami september,
oG4 63-64d. Market dull.
$500 p. m,-The sales to-day included 1000
bales American.
Good mIddling uplands SEA, middling up
lands 4tsd, low middllng uplands 4-lHI,
g"od ordinary uplands 4}8d. ordinary uplands
4sd; good middling Texas 51sd. middhng
Texas 6-l6d, low middling Texas 4szd, good
ordinary Texas g. l6d, ordinary Texas 43sd;
mlddlng Orleans 10 l6d, low midding Or
leans AID, go d ordinary Orleans S-l6d, Or
binary Orleans 4Skd.
Failures; UDlanis. low middlinV clause,
February delivery. 5i-64d buyer February
ana March, 4 51-6id, buyers; March and
AbtAis DA-Ofus htAN tFbs April anu may
4s3-6td. buyers; May and June, 56-64d. sell
ersi June and July, 5S-64ds sellers; july ana
August, 6J-bid, buyers: August and sep
temOer, 63-64d, sellers. Market dun.
300 D. MIXTURES: Uplauds. 10 Y mIddlug
clause, February delivery 50-64d, value;
February ana March, 50-64d. value; March
and April. 5J-64d. buyers; April and May,
52-64d. value; May and June, 81 Cad,
hnvers; June and July, 56-6ld, buyers; July
and August, 500 d. buyers; August aud
september, 4 62 Cad, sellers. Market closed
dull
NEW YORK. Feb Is. noon.-Uotton weak
middhng uplands, 1-l6c; mlddling Orleans,
&c; sales 1850 bales.
Futures: Market quiet hut steady, with sales
as follows: February delivery, s soc; March.
s96e; April, 8 c6c; May, l6c; June. 2oc;
July. 33c.
$500 p. injection closed quiet; middling
uplands, &c; middlIng Orleans 3-l6c; sales
l6l bales: net rece DTS 3l9 bales, gross l0,3iB.
Futures: Market closed qui bHB eady.
with salesof o., 90 bales. asfOllows; February
delivery, s S5aS S6c: March. bias 82c; April,
cole; May, 9 1903 lie: June, 20@9 2ic; July,
927lG9 2Sc; August. 5000 Bic; September.
loo l6c; October 9j9S CSC; November,
8 900S Ole.
Q. l.. Green & Co, IN their report on cotton
futures to-day, say: 1.-The market broke down
completely under the weight OF TOO much cot
ION Increased offerings here and consider
able pressure from he 1uth upon Liverpool,
with absolutely no response, discouraged al
attempts at neuralizing maniDul alton. many
abandoning their position. A decline Of or
10 points led TO some covering, and that, with
the tlmidity about selling at the price, tended
20 prevent more serious break. The close
f,uni m tiers still tame az about the oEest
point in view of the full present and prOspec-
tive receipts."
GALVESTON, Feb. ls.-COtton dull: middling
Sll-l6c; net receipts r99i bales, gross .59l;
safes 2ls oales; STOCK 63, 5l2 bales; exports
CO stw 3l7 naies.
NORFOLK. Feb. lS.-Cotton easy middllng
S34c; ne recelpts LAB bales, gross l,13;
stock - S45 bales; sales l67 bales; exports,
coast wise l2S
BALTIMORE, Feb. 1s.-Cotton nominal: mid
ding &c; net receipts none, gross $40 bales;
sales none; stock "a, a9a bales; sales to spinners
BOsToN, Feb. ls.-Cotton quiet; middling
95sc; net reeelpls l96 bales, gross SCI; sales
none: stock 6.3lu bales.
WILMINGTON. FEB. lS.-COtton steady; Md
ding SIC: net receipts 357 bales, gross 357
sales none; stock g. s3S bales
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. lS.-COtton dull; mid
ding 9Ac; net receipts y bales, gross u;
stock 20.4i4 bales; exports, 10 Great Britain
l.I03 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 1s.-Cotton weak; md
ding ~ tic; net receipts 3,3 bales. gross
4, 1854; sales 1900 bales; stock 36l.4 S5 bales eX
ports. Co the continent l,T5O bales.
MOBILE, Feb. lS.-CottOn dull; mlddling
SIC: net receipts ,69z bales, gross 1907; sales
400 bales; stock 1918 bales; exports, coast
wise $40.
MEMPHIS. Feb. 1s.-Cotton quiet; middling
SIC; receipts l,2Ss bales: shipments $50
bales; sales l.S00 bales; stock 1912 bales.
AUGUSTA. Fen. iS.--COttun quiet; mlddling
83Sc: receipts 1874 bales; sales 1855 bales.
CHARLESTON, Fen. lS.-CottOn steady; mid
dlngS IL l6s; net receipts 776 bales gross 776
sales 500; stock 80 US bales.
ATLANTA, Feb. S.-COttOn-Midd6ng SIC;
receipts 1852 bales.
NEW YORK. Fen. ls.-Consoldated net re-
ceIpts for ali cotton ports to-day, l2,015 bales
EFFORTS 10 Great Britain L. 03 bales, TO the
continent 400, to France S56.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
LrvERPOoL, Feb. Is, noon.-w neat quiet but
steady, with poor dem and; holders oner mo l-
erately. Corn firm. with fair demand. Ba-
con, long clear middles 2ss Cd. short 29s sd.
NEW YORK. Feb. Is, nOon.-flour dull and
heavy. Wheat dull. Corn weak and lower
Pork steady; mess $40 50gll 70. Lard firm
al BIC. Freights steady.
$500 D. m.-Flour, Southern closed steady.
wheat-spot a shade lower; M. red. &c;
March delivery 9lI5'G92c. COrn-spot lots de-
cliued A@lc: un sradt 47.Gt0%c; NO. 2, Feb
ruary delivery 5izC955c, March 51s05lK &c,
Oats shade lower: 70. 2 3SH d3 &c. Hops
unchanged Coffee, fair Rio. on spot dull At
SI@s3Sc. Sugar dun abdominal. Molasses
weak; so deg. test, 90. Cotton seed oil -2i
fa25c for crude. BIC for refined. Wool firm.
Hides firm. Pork quiet; new mess $40 5OG
0.O rs for old. Middles duh; 'Ong clear &C..
Lard a shade lower d dun; on spot 8 35,G
BTl5c. Freights to Liverpool stead cotton,
per steam 7-64d; wheat, per steam Sd.
CHICAGO. fGD. iss-Iie iN tultf WAS very
Du lish In the early trading n whe to-day,
owing 10 little larger export movement, but
an easier feeling folluwed later in the day, the
market ruling very duh and Nat in The after
noon The amount o. wheat on the o can
passage show, d a slight increase, but not sufli-
cent TO have any special bearing on pres.
Buying was quite active Dy several large
local Ouees 40 the opening, under which May
advanced to s5lSc, and hung stubbOrDly at
Sfs< Ggsbc during tue entire forenoon, then sold
on to st56c, aud closed at lO'coce al 81 ll-ldc.
In the afternoon an extremely dull feeling
prevailed, the market declining 10 41ac aud
closing II that price bid. Speculation was
active In corn again to-day, but after a pre-
hminary rush at the opening 70 4ls<a for May
delivery, the price broke TO 4l1sc, closing ~
al B. l6c. Oats we're less active and closed
slightly lower. Provisions were quiet but
arm: mess pork closed shade higher than
yesterday.
Flour unchanged. wheat opened firm;
closed at yeseinHy's pric s;reguiar, February
delivery 7DIa(Dlg5zc, March 1901 56c. May
sa9-lB dS51sc. Corn firm early: Close a shade
lower: cash $50, May delivery ii1SG4l3<c.
Oats quiet Du' hrm: cash i0D,r, Mas delivery
825S6G83lsc Provisious-Mess PORK quiet but
hrni; casn 81 90 oil O5, May delivery 81 ~
all 20. Lard quiet. Boxed meats steadv;
dfy salted shoulders 3 9ogi OOc, short rib SOC,
snort clear g5 SOC. Whisky steady az 81 10.
5ugAfe unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Feb. IS, nOOn.-flOur quiet
but steady; Howard street and Western
snperhne 81 6208 %, extra SO 2iGi 90. family
"a 1905 IS; city mills superfne s. so'gS 90.