Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-06

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The tenders Of deliveries NJ to-dav's clear
ings amounted TO 200 bales new docket.
Sal es for The we X, 54.00i ba e~-American
a. 600 bales; Spectators took 1900 uales; eN-
porters took 4SO0 bates; actual exports, $500
bales; imports, $40 0 bales--Americ IN $4,000;
total stock $4,000 bales american $4,000
bales; total ahoat, 100000 bales-Ameriean
20S.O00 bales.
1900 p. m.-The sales to-day included $500
bales American.
Futures: Uolsuds. low mid ilug CLAUSE,
February delivery. S9-G4d, sellers; February
ana March, 59-6id, sellers: March and
April. 4 5a-8id buyers; April and May,
6l-6id buyers; May aud June. 63-6id. buV-
ers; June and July, 81 Valu july ana
August 5-e4d, sellers; August and septem-
Der, S sod, sellers. Market steady.
$500 p. m. Futures: UOlands. 10Y middhng
clause, February delivery. 1 5S-64d, sellersi
February ana March, 5S-6id. sel ers; Mnrch
and April. 50 64d. Sc lers; April ana May,
4 l-6id, sellers: Nav and June. ts sd, sell.
ers; June and July, l-o4d, hu' era; July ana
August. A-64d. selers; August ana Septom-
Der, b7-t4d, sellers. Market closed quie1 bub
steady
NEW YORK. Feb. 8. noon.-Cotton quiet;
middhng nplands. 8 3-l6c; middling Orleans,
$50; sales Ia bales.
Futures: Market opened dun, with sales as
follows: February delivery, O9o; March,
lie: April, 8 27c; May, . SIC; June. S4Sc;
$500 p. m.-Cotton closed quiet; middling
uplands, 0 lie; mtddlIng Orleans 99sc; safes
Futures: Market closed quiet but steady with
sales Of ,2OO bales. as follows; February de
livery, 0Sd9 09c; March, 8 &c; April, 28m
9 2ic; May, 9 1900 Sac; june, q Is a. iic; july,
a5I(Gg $40; August. 8 5000 soc; September,
"a A9 85c; October, 1909 l6c; November
9 1909 l3e.
The Post says: Futures, after losing POS
points, recovered part of the loss. but the third
call showed little life. ami few sales ~ well as
offers were made 20d8 loints below yesterdays
closing. Futures closed steady but 1904 points
lower than Yesterday"
Weekly-Netr receipts ,7s8 bales. gross 81, 1855;
exports, Co Great Britain l2,7OS bales, TO
France 6l2, to the continent ,, l22; sales 3,02l
bAles stock 2i9,779 bales.
GALVESTON, Feb. 5.--Cotton dull; mid
NORFOLK, Feb. 5.-Cotton dull; middling
$50.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 5.-Cotton quiet; middling
BosroS. Feb g. Cotton quiet; middling
0Lo.
WILMINGTON, Feb. 6.--CottOn steady; mid
ding SIC.
PHlLADELPHIA, Feb. 5.-Cotton dull; mid
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. Section quiet; mid
ding ll-l6c.
MEMPHIS, Feb. 5.-Cotton quiet; middling
8 ll-l6c.
AUGUSTA, Feb. Section dun; middling
SIC.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 5.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding SIC.
MONTGOMERY, Feb. 5.--Cotton steady; mid
ding SIC.
MACON, Feb. 5.-Cotton quiet; middling
$40.
COLUMBUS, Feb. 5.-Cotton quiet; middling
SC.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 5.-Cotton steady; mid
sEIMA. Feb. 5.-Cotton quiet; middling
SIC.
ROME. Feb. 5.-Cotton quiet; miGdling
ATLANTA, Feb. 5.-Cotton-Ml ding s3<cs
NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-COnsoiidated net re-
cepts for ali cotton ports to-day, 1855 bales;
exports, 10 Great Britain Is, 439 bales, to France
3,,99.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 5, nOOn.-W heat quiet but
steady, wi On poor demand; holders oder freely
Lard prime Western 30 3D.
NEW YORK, Feb. 5, nOon.-flour dull an !
heavy. Wheat lower. Corn better. Pork
firm; mess SO 509ll 90. Lard weak at
. 45c. Freights steady.
$500 p. m.-FlOur, Southern unchanged.
Wheat-spot lois 1s9lc lower; No 2 red,
aO19c, February delivery s954 a90lsc. Corn
spot lots I<61lc lower; ungraded l7tG49c: NO. 2
50ls(Q5Okc. February delivery 501sg5le Oats
Hons Sps Soebnps hanged &c Ccee, fair Rio. on SPOT
eadv a. SIC; o. Rio, on spot o zoe. Sugar
closed du and nominal; fair to good re-
nuipg, 57-l605 9-l6c: refined closed quiet
&C 5L6C&53sc, extra g T-l69bsec, viii e extra
4 594c, yellow ~ g51sc, on A 51s6c. mould
dlso standard A &c. cOnfectiOner's A Rkc,
~ 'oaf and crushed 67sg7c, pow dered II rs
@''s<c. graduated 619c. cubes II 10 ao74c.
Mol sses steadv. Cotton eeedoh -" for crude,
Sic for refined. Hides firm; New Orleans
eISQ9l0c, Texas 1870. Wool Unchanged. Pork
urn ncss &,U ~. Midtles firm. Lard dun
on spot i5c, May delivery 800 oOc. Freights
to Liverpool steady; cotton, per steam % a
9-64d: wheat, per steam I'd.
CHICAGO. Feb. 5.-The tone was bearish at
to 81 M as ar HnN fFtsH
sac and selling off 20 add itlonal, but fair
nuying covered r lily TO sac, followed by
quick decline TO $3.50, At which point the
feeling WAS very heavy and offerings large,
The report of better export demand at the
seaboard began to be circulated. followed 10y
a wave Of better buying. and before O'Clock
there was quite an exc ted rush by the shorts
to cover, under which the price rallied TO
IS b-l0c and closed on the regular board at
s. 3 l0c Latest trading this afternoon WAS
az these figures. Corn ami oats ruled little
irmer but developed no new features Pro-
visions were le~s active. Mess PORK starte
in weak a. $ll 30 for Nav. rose TO Sll 42h, and
closed quiet at Sll 6I4tGll 40.
Flour unchanged. Wheat closed 5sc higher
than Yesterday; regular, February delivery
1874 GigAc, March iszGSO1sC, May -8ls y
81 &C. Corn quiet but shade higher; cash
aud February delivery 361Se, Marc 86 5-l6c,
May 4O1sc. Oats steady and firm; cash 1873
March delivery 2s'sc, May sl6c. Provisions
Mess pJrk opened 2lg25 lower, raj led !0G
lkI&c, closed quiet: c4zh 81 2OGll III, Feb
ruary aud March delivery 81 oh %, May
81 3jGli 42I5. Lard steady aud unohanged;
cash and February delivery o l21&c, MArch
l7IIe. Nav 9 n 0a8 zoe. Boxed meats-dry
sailed shoulders 1894 0Oc, short rib 5 81 "a
SOC, short clear 20 10 s5c. Whisky steady AT
81 10. Sugar unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, FEB. 5.--flJur unchanged Wheat
duh but higher: No. red, cash an February
delivery soc bid, March 913zGv0&c Corn very
aulet and easier; No. 2miAed.cash 3S94 g83i &C,
March delivery SIC. Oats nOmlnally I'M
changed. Whisky steady at 81 10. Provisions
quIet aud generally lower: Pork easier 40
flI 40. Lard steady at SOC. Bulk meats
boxed lots long clear SO as QUO, short rib
l2l5c, short clear 25c. Bacon long clear
SC. short rib 1906 l21Sc, snort clesr 20G
CINorNNArI. Feb. 5.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat qulet but steady: No. red, 9jc.
Corn lrmer; No. mixed 8ll5937Mc. Corn
iirmer; No. mixed, N1d $3.50 Oats firm;
No. 2 mixed, SIC. PrOvisioDs-Pork quiel
at 81 rs. Lard frm az l5c. Buzz meats in
light demand; shoulders 25c short rib 60
0g5 zoe. Bacon quiet but hrm; .h0ulder-
l2lkc, short rib SIC, clear soc. Whisky
flrm az 81 10. Sugar unhaneed; New Orleans
5nssIc Hogs steady; common and light 50 70
o. 10; packing and butchers 81 0g4 40.
BALTIMORE, FEB. 3, nlOn.-flour steady;
far inquiry; Howard street ana western
suDer6ne ~ 81GS 10, OK "a So 2fGf no. family
- 25Gi s.: city mills suDerhne 81 30 ~ 90.
CITY mills extra s. iQdt 10. city mills RIO
brands 81 62G4 IS. Wheat-5outhern stead,
aud nrm; Western ea-ief and a. rly active;
southern, rel 0HGD3c amUer aj@gdc; No I
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