The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-11
THE MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1885,

ALAJAS - AIt Il lie AOOOe
! So. Caro-. Drown pref. AN
/ consols, 106 Pacific Mail...... 1914
/ Tennessee set .... 6Ql5 Reading 90. ..... 6S7s
! Virginia is. ...... as Richmond Ale.
| Va. consolidated 40 R!chm'd Il w. PIT 22as
! Ch'peakc & Ohio. ~ Rock Island 400. liz
! Northwestern. .10fSS St Paul .......... 20
preferred IA " preferred. 1iIl3
Della. and Lack. 100 Texas Pacific. 1855
Erie 90. .......... 2I1s Tenn. Coal & Iron. 3iai
East Tennessee. o. 10 Union Pacific. zee. 55ss
! Lake Shore. ...... 0las n. j. Central. .... 20
/ L'ville & Nash. 5934 Missouri Pacific. Sila
| Memphis & Char. 5St Western Union. 7SA
| Mobile & Ohio. IL Cotton Oil certfi. 3lls
Nash & Chatta.. IS
Sid tASked.
COTTON.
steady and in fair demand; middling uplands
5lpd, middllng orleans 9-1Gd; sales 10000
bales for speculation and export 200 bales
q d.. 1iptS 1900 bales American 20, 400,
fuureS -Uplands, low mlddlmg clause,
Fehr Try and March delivery 35-64GG5 34-64d;
Narct and April 5.S, 6iG15 &t6id; April and
I Ntl . 80 G45l5 316ld; May and June Al GAO
io-b'l; June and July 43Gld; July and Au-
lSt ij-6+@5 Is 6id; August and September
| 3 !1ii as 45-Gid. Market quiet.
! The tenders of deliveries at today's cle1rlr IS
amounted To 900 bales new dockCts ana 900
| old
Sales for the week 81 900 bales-Americau
| 5000 bales; spectators took $500 bales; cX-
| porters took / 600 bales; forwarded from ships
| side direct to spinners $4,000 bales; actual ex
port 5000 bales; total imports 10000 bales
| American t5000 bales; total stock $4,000 bales
American o6l 900 bales; total aloat 2l40oo-
| American $4,000 bales
2p. m.-Sales of the day were s. 100 bales of
| American.
Futures-Uplands, low middlng clause Feb
| ruary delivery 34-64d, value; February and
| March 34-64d, value; March and April 36-6td,
sellers; April and May 3S6id, sellers; May
| and June 39-64d buyers; June and July Dad,
| buyers; July and August i364d buyers Au-
| gust and September 4i-64d, sellers; September
| ~ Old value. Market easy.
p. m.-Futures; Uplands, low middling
clause February delivery $4,000, BUYERS; Feb,
ruary and March 34-64d buyers; March and
| April 3664d buyers; April and May 80 DAD,
| buyers; May and June 4064d, buyers; June
and July 4264d, buyers; July and August
| 44-6id buyers; August and September 45-64d
sellers; September 456id, sellers. Market
closed steady
NEw York, Feb TO- noou.-Cotton quiet but
| steady middling uplands 1094c, middng Orleans
| 1034c; sales 1874 bales.
Futures-Market opened steady, with sales as
| follows: February delivery 10 SIC; March 10 63c;
April 10 zoe; May 10 nc; June 10 SIC; July
| 10 Sc
800 p. m.-Market closed quiet; middling
uplands 1096c, middling Orleans l0S4c; sales to-
day l07 bales; ret receipts l,l75 bales, gross
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales of
| 124,60O bales as follows: February delivery
| 10 56G10 SIC, March 10 616110 &c, April 10 67@
| 10 CSC, May ~ 72010 73c. June 10 79d910 sec,
| Ql0 SIC, october 10 OO0D10 Gc, November and
| December 5000 0io, January 97Q9 csc.
| Weekly net receipts at New York 1903
bales, gross $,2ia; exports, to Great Britain
%, lS9 bales, to France 1885, 10 the continent
1880 forwarded 4,3o1 bales; sales 1905 bales;
spnners $50 bales; stock 259, 500 bales
| Green & Go. Is report on cotton futures says:
The market he's been pretty active and quite
| irregular in tone, but with general inclination
| toward a easier range after the middle of the
day. gain OF 46i5 points had been made on
the opening of business. but the demand then
| ceased Southern selling then came In, with a
1 pretty full showing for the interior movement,
and local longs becoming little demoralized,
| the dumping of contracts carried rates off 100
| IL points from the highest. There was also
| some indication of unloading by ono or two Of
| the large bull operators Just before the close
| a report purporting to come from Washington
was circulated that appeared stimulating In
tone, and on this someS points recovery was
| secured"
GALVESTON Feb. 1O.-Cotton firm; middling
NoRFoLK, Feb 1o-Cotton firm; middling
| 10 Lice.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 10.-Cotton nominal; mid
| ding l019c.
BosroN, Feb. 1O.-Cotton quiet but frm mid
| ding l0S4c
WILMNaroN, Feb1O.-Cotton steady middIing
PHuApELpH1A, Feb. 1O.-Cotton steady; mid
New ORLEANS, Feb. 1o.-Cotton firm; mid
| ding 13-l6c.
| MOBILE, Feb. lO.-Cotton hrmi mlddLng
MEMPHIS, Feb. 1O.-Cotton firm; middling
9%c. 800.
| 91sc.
CHARLESTON, Feb 1O-Cotton firm; middling
IoNrooMERY, Feb. 1O.-Cotton dr,n; mid
| Macon Feb. 1O-Cotton eidy: nidding
COLUMBUS, Feb. 1O.-Cotton steady; middhng
NASHVILLE, Feb 1O-Cotton steady; niddling
| 9Ikc
SELMA, Feb TO- Cotton steady; middling 1Oc.
| ROME Feb. TO- Cotton quiet; middling Sa4c.
| ATLANTA Feb. Cotton closed firm.
| NEW YORK. Feb. i0.-Consolidat net receipts
for all cotton ports to-day 1892 bales; exports.
to Great Britain 1904 bales, to the continent
| 766. bales TO France 5, 4i4; stock at all Amer-
| can ports 904,oS3 bales.
PRovIsroNs. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL. Feb 10, 1890 p. m.-wheat steady
and in fair demand; holders offer moderately;
receipts Of wheat forythe past three days were
5000 centals, including $4,000 Of American
Corn steady; demand fair; receipts OF American no
| corn for the past three days were $1,000 cen
| tails. Weather cloudy
New York, Feb. TO- noon.-Four quiet but.
steady Wheat higher. Corn better. Pork
drll, mess SIS 0oG15 81 Lard steady at IS o2ta
| 800 D. m.-Wheat--options advanced IAfMc
and closed very steady; spot shade higher,
| with increased busneGs; 30 rcd, February
! delivery Bs3tc March s914089L5c, May 9iz4
| e1ls, closing at 91asc. Corn-spot firm but
| quiet; options moderately active and trife
| better, closing steady; No Q, February delivery
59sxc, March 69S6c, May 50NQ693l, closing at
59Iko Oats a shade stronger but less active
No. 3, February delivery SSc, March 3sc. May
| SSc; DO. q spot Sa14 d89lec; mixed Western $50
| 4ic Hops dull Coffee. fair Rio. spot
at ice; options l502j points higher and moder
ately active; No. Rio. March delivery ~ 100
IL 66c, April l9 SOLE SOC, May lie sonl2 sc
| June IL 10QLl2 Doc. Sugar easier; centrifugal
7-1Gc for 56testi fair refining af3i6c; refined
| dull aDd easier-C 59sGt511c, extra 9 oAsc, yellow
519G75l4c off A 594d,Gc, mould 4 70, iandArd A
63tc, confectioners A exc, cut loaf and crushed
| nc, powdered 7c granulated 634c, cubes &C.
| Molasses weak; 50-test 21c. Hides quiet but
steady. Pork steady Reef quiet and unchanged
| Beef hams steady. Ticroed beef quiet. Cut
meats steady; picked bellies 711lD755c. Middles
neglected Lard January delivery 81 96, March
81 9417 90, April 81 9607 90, May IS o1Go o4
| Freig hts quiet.
| ST. LOUIS, Feb. 10-Elour quiet but steady
| Wheat market opened firm al 8215Q1621bc for
| MAY but was followed by drop 10 8iIalls2c.
| with free selling. The outside market afterward
showed some strength and corn advanced some,
which caused a reaction TO S2l4c but ii was only
/ fem)orary as adverse adyices cane along and
| leading traders hammered Il down. The close
was firm. No. 2 red cash 1910, March delivery
! sDl4c bid, May si3sD6214c, closing a. SIC bid.
| Corn-Better markets elsewhere and steady