The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-04
THE MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1883.

consols. ...... 1O6lS Pacific Mail w S5i6
Tennessee set, -. 7014 Reading =. 49,. 6538
Virginia &c. ....... AS Richmond & Ale.
Va. consolidated $40 Richmd a w. Pr. 2e9s
Ch'peaSe & Ohio. ~ Rock Island .. alba
Northwestern, 10Sss st, Paul ......... 751s
preferred IA " preferred. .115
Della and Lack. 1914 Texas Pacific 25lS
Erie To-, .......... 21I4 Tenn. Coal & Iron 81 "A
East Tennessee. e. 10 Union Pacific Gee. So
Lake Shore .... 90 n. j. Central .... 117A
L'ville & Nash. $685. Missouri Pacific. S45S
Memphis & Char. 53t Western Union. =. rs
Mobile & Ohio. le Cotton Oil certid. 30
Nash, ~ Chatta.. IS
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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 8, 1890 p. m.-Cotton
business good at unchanged rates; middl'ng
l20O0'bales, for speculation~'and export 1900
bales. receipts 3, 100 bales, all American.
tutures-upiands, low middling clause
February and March 3364d; March and April
8564d; April and May 37-6id; May and June
Ss,64d; june and July 4i-64d; July and Au-
gust 43-6t05 i26td; August and September
; 4964d. Market quiet but steady.
The tendeGS of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted TO 400 bales new dockets and 2GO
old
Sales for the week 5000 bales-Amerlcan
$4,000 babes; spectators took $500 bales; Elk,
porters took ZOO bales; forwarded from SHIPS
side direct to spnners 23,S00 bales; actual eX-
port $500 bales total imports $4,000 bales
American 10000 bales; total stock 75S,0OO bales
American 573, 600 bales; total atloat 292, 600
American 10000 bales
Up, m.-Sales of the day were $500 bales Of
American.
Futmes-Uplands, low middling clause, Feb,
ruary delivery 33-64d, value; February and
March S364d, value; March and April 35-6ld,
sellers; April and May S5-6ld, sellers; May
and June 39-64d. sellers; June and july 4o6id,
buyers; July and August 3 42-64d, buyers; Au-
gust and September iS-64d. sellers; September
5 43-64d value. Market quiet
p. MIXTURES: Uplands, low middling
clsuse February delivery Si-64d, sellers; Feb.
ruary and March 3464d. sellers; March and
April 36-64d, buyers; April and May 3S-64d,
sellers; May and June 40-64d, sellers; June
and July Al Gid, buyers; July and August
43-64d, buyers; august and September 44s64d,
buyers; September 44-64d. buyers. Market
closed steady
New YoRK, Feb. 3, noon.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding uplands 10ssc, middling Orleans 1O34c;
Futures Market opened steady, with sales as
follows: February delivery 10 soc; March 10 Gle;
April 10 &c., May 10 72c; June 10 7sc; July
10 Sic
500 D. m.-Merket closed quiet; middling
uplands 109sc, middling Orleans 10S4c; sales
to-day u bales; let receipts " bales gross
2,065 bales.
$4,000 bales, as follows: February. delivery
10 560t0 SIC, March 10 65c, April 10 70910 Tic,
May 10 77D10 7Sc, June 10 s46l0 S5c July 10 So
d110 sSc, August 10 90010 Ole, September 10 30
@9 95c, December 8 936D9 96c, January 99c.
Green & Co. S report on cotton futures says:
1T has not been a very active market and dur
ing the earlier portion of the day, under a gem
a couple of points lost. During the afternoon,
however, the feeling strengthened on better
bidding, with a recovery OF value that reached
an ADVANCE of 394 points over last evening,
leaving the final feeling pretty firm at the
highest reached The interior movement, after
full figures came in, did not appear quite so
heavy as had in some instances Sbeen expected.
Private accounts from abroad were in more
cheerful form, and some indication preVaile !
that little outside buying had come upon the
market, while large bull operators assisted the
firming tone of close 10y bidding with quite de-
Weekly net receipts at New York 1873
bales, gross 40, 76S; exports, to Great Britain
u 955 bales to France 007, to the continent
6057; forwarded 10,963 bales: .sales l,S97 bales;
spnners S97 bales; stock 25O, 800 bales
GALVESTON, Feb. 3.-Cotton quiet; middlng
10c.
NORFOLK, Feb. 3.-Cotton quiet; middlng
BALTIMORE, Feb. s.-Cotton nominal; mid
B6sToN, Feb. 3.-Cotton quiet; middlng
WILuryaroN, Feb. 3.-Cotton quiet; middlirg
1Oc.
Pan ApEIrHIA Feb. S.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding lU34 a.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 3.--Cotton steady; mid
ding 1916.
MOBILE, Feb. 3.-Cotton quiet; middling
925c
MEMPHrs, Feb. s.-Cotton quiet; middline
Q Is 16c.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 3-Cotton quiet; middline
95sc.
10c
MONTGOMERY, Feb. 3.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 934c
M4coN, Feb. 3-Cotton quiet middling 916c.
COLUMBUS, Feb. 3.-Cotton steady; middlng
NASHVILLE, Feb. 3.-Cotton quiet middlng
8 13.l6cs
SELMA, Feb. 3-Cotton steady; middling 10c.
ROME, Feb. 3.-Cotton sieauy; middling 9Ac.
New YORK, Feb 3.-Consoldated net rece pts
for all cotton ports to-day 14'5i bales; exports,
to Great Britain 1872 bales stock at all American
ports 80, 59S bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL Feb. 3, 1870 p. m-Wheat dull;
demand poor; holders press sales; California
No l. Is Sd; red Western winter 6s 7d06s Sd;
receipts of wheat for the past three days were
80 00O centss, including $1,000 of American.
Corn steady; demand fair; receipts of American
corn for the past three days were 10000 centals,
Weather cold and dsmr. Lard, prime Western
39s Cd. Tallow fine American 21s Cd.
NEW YORK, Feb 3, noon.-Flour dull but
steady. Wheat unchanged. Corn lower and
dull Pork firm; mess $l5 00015 80. Lard firm
at So Ia. Freights steady. ,
500 p. m.-Wheat-options iuctuated mar
rowy; spot firm but quiet, with absence of ma
terial export interests; No. , red. February
delivery 6Ss4Ghe9ssc, March S034m90ssc, May
81 1l-l6093 7-i6c, closing 9514c. Corn quiet but
steady: options closed firm; No. 2, February de-
livery G04G1I5c, 'Iarch 60]4c, May go 91G061c,
closing at 61c. Oats 1471ec lower but fairly
active; No 2 February delivery 3sI6Gt 3s2sc,
March 1854 Gt39c, May 39a5914c, closing at 39Ac;
No. 2 spot $500 tlc; mixed Western 3904 lc.
Hops quiet but generally steady. Coffee, fair
Rio. on spot firm at l614c; options 20140 points
higher and fairly actiye 30. Rio, February
delivery IL 500 II S0c, March 10 asa IL 75c April
~ 25f 10 60c, May 12 l0912 soc. Sugar weak
and nominal; refined quiet. Molasses dull-and
nominal; 50 test 22lhc. Hides quiet and rather
weak; wet sailed New Orleans, selected ii to
60 pounds, nc; Texas selected, 45 to 6opounds,
71bd18c. Pork firmly held Beef closed quiet
and unchanged. Beef hams dull at S16 500
100 Tierced beef steady. Cut meats firm.
Middles dull Lard very quiet; Western steam,
on spot SIS 10, February delivery SS 0+GlS o.,
May s. 106s IA, city steam 81 50. Freights dull;
cotton 1sd, grain lHd.
CHICAGO, Feb. 3.--Infuences surrounding the
markets at the opening Of the board we're rather
bearish Receipts of hogs at the yards were
above the estimates Everything was quiet and
easy in tone at the start but first prices were
as a rule unchanged from the closing figures Of
Yesterday May wheat started at S1sSc May
corn at 521SI5296c, and May pork at Sl4 3D.
The only features OF interest IN wheat were
buying for European account and the change OF
front by Newly orkers. New Workers took their
cue from The indications of war as evidenced by
lower consol and rente quotations They found
a good market to buy, as the local crowo vas
depressed by the action, or rather non-oc tlon