The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-13

! LIVERPOOL Feb IL noon.-Cotton quiet, with
limited inquiry; American middling $3.50, sales
| 5000 ba es, for speculation and export 1,OO0i
receipts 28, 900 bales-American $4,000.
Furures-American middiing, low mid1nnT
clause, February delivery S6-o4d; Feb,
3464d April and MAY 5 $3.50 95-64d;
! May and June 33-64GH5 34-64d: June and July
5 3i-64lI5 35-64t; July and August 3o-640
500 p m.-Saies of the day 500 bales of
| American.
Futures-American middling, low middling
CLAUSE February delivery 37,64d, sellers Feb,
ruary and arc 36-64d, sellers; March and
| April 35-64d, sellers; April and May 35,64d,
sellers; May and June 35-64d SELLERS June
5 37-64d sellers; August and September A-64d,
buyers; September a-64d, buyers Market
| quiet.
Good middling American ls16d, middling
9l6d, low middling 59sd, good ordinary
| 5l4d, ordinary 5lad
| low middlng clause, February delivery 36.6id,
value; February and March 5 35-o4d, sellers;
March and April 34-64d, sellers; April and
sellers; June and July $50 ID, sellers July ana
Ausust 3664d, sellers August ana . SsepIe noer
8 3464d, sellers; September 3464d' sellers
| Market closed barely steady.
New York, Feb. -, noon.-Cottou steady;
sales $50 bales; md ling uplands 10 1-l6c; mid
| ding Orleans 10 5-16c.
as follows: February de livery VIC, March
SEC April 92c, May 10 Ole June 10 orc, July
10 14c
500 p m.-Cotton closed easier; mddling
uplandS 10 Lice middlirg Orlean, 10 5-l6c; sales
oday 213 bales; net receipts $40 bales. gross
| $685. bales.
sales o 44400 bales, as follows: February de-
| livery 97509 zee, March delivery 8 1903 SOC
April de livery 8 SS@9 SIC, May delivery 997
az csc, Jun delivery 10 050l0 06c, July 10 I
/ M10 12c August 10 11T10 1Sc, September n
| 40 7Sc October 576l9 Sc. November 0 $40
9 soc, December 5209 55c. January go
| 8 64c.
Hubbard Price & Co.. in their cotton circular
to-day say: "A net decline of to points has
been establ shed, purely as result of the alb
sence of news, and the efforts of bears to ham
mer the market to point at which they could
| prohtably cover cir shorts Receipts at the
| ports reach ratty full total and the Memphis
| movement is aga n large to-day"
| GALVESTON, Feb. 12.-Cotton quiet; middlug
| 10c; net receipt 1854 bales, gross 1854; sales
| 9 bales stock 80 755 bales; exports, coastwise
| 1926 bales.
| NoRFoLK, Feb 12-Cotton quiet nddng
| 11-l6c; net receipts / ,646 bales, gross 1916;
sales 701 bales; stock 1924 bales; exports
coastwse 1919 lies.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 12.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 10 Lice; net receipts ,704 bal s, gross
| 3,703; sales none; stock 1873 bales; exports,
| coastwse 2,309 bales.
middling 1913 D10A; net receipts 347 bales, gross
| 6,739; sales none; stock none.
WILMINGTON. Feb I2.-Cotton dull and nomi-
nal; middling 934c; net receipts 511 bales, gross
511; sales none; stock 053 bales exports, coast
| wise 767 bales.
| PHILApELPHIA, Feb 12-Cotton firm; middling
103Sc; net receipts 100 bales gross 13l; stock
16,69s bales
EwORLEANs, Feb. t2.-Cotton weak; middling
95kc; net receipts 1888 bales gross 8, S31; sales
400 bales stock 1856, 2S bales; exports, to Great
| Britain $500 bales.
MOBILE, Feb. 12.-Cotton dull; middling
96sc; It receipts ,345 bales. gross 1,345; sales
400 bales stock IS, 989 bales; exports. coastwise
MEMPH1s. Feb 12.-Cotton steady: middling
| 1l-l6c; receipts 1886 bales shipments 1855
bales; sales 900 bales; stock III, 645 bales.
| AUGUSTA, Feb. - Cotton quiet but steady
| middling 9}4c; receipts 1923 bales; shipments las
bales; sales none; stock 2O,8l3 baes
CHARLESTON, Feb. i2.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 10c; net receipts 799 bales, gross 100;
sales $50 bales; stock 26, Ola bales; exports, to
| Great Britain 35l1 bales.
ATLANTA, Feb. 12.--Cotton quiet; middling
| 9 11-1Gc; receipts 312 bales
New YORK. Feb Reconstructed net receipts
for all cotton ports to-day rs, 80 bales; exports,
to Great Britain 1884 bales, to the continent
1876, to France .446 bales; stock at all American
| ports SS2,7l2 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL Feb. IL, noou.-wheat strong; de-
| mand improving; holders offer sparngly; re-
ceipts of wheat for the past three days were
u 600 centals, of which 5000 were American.
| Corn firm; demand good; receipts of American
corn for the past three days were 49, 400 centas.
| Weather snowy.
NEW YORK. Feb. 12, noon.-Flour active and
| strong. Wheat active and unsettled. Corn quiet
but firmer. Pork dull and unsettled at SIP 50Q
70 IS. Lard quiet at 81 Freights steady.
| 500 p m.-Flour, Southern more active and
| stronger. Wheat dull; 10l16c higher: No. red,
| 9S34 099$4c in elevator; options excited-No ,
| red, February delivery 9Sj4c, March delivery
| 99}4c May delivery ST. 024. Corn steady; No. ,,
options dull-February delivery 3U34c May de-
livery SIC. Hops firm but quiet Cotfee-op-
tions closed steady; March delivery Is soc, April
delivery 10 S5c, May delivery Is S0915 soc; spot
| Rio steaiy, fair cargoes Il &c. Sugar quiet;
| far refining 10 16c; refined quiet but steady
| MoiasSes quiet. Petroleum duh and unchang d.
Cotton seed oil steady fPr crude and yellow.
Tallow firm; city 5$sc: Hides quiet but steady.
| Wool quiet. Pork dun. Beef slow. Beef hams
dull. Tierced beef dull Cut meats slow.
Middes quiet Lard quiet and easier; Western
| steam, on spot 81 Is; options February de-
livery 81 10, May delivery 81 10. Freights
easier; cotton 7-16G, 15-64d, grain Id.
CHICAGO. Feb. 12.-Wheat was active and the
feeling developed was very nervous and unset
tied, aud the market at times excited Outside
| orders were more numero IS, and trading was
quite general. May opened $4QDlc higher than
| yesterdays close, ruled very firm, and prices
advanced, though not without numerous fuc-
tuatons 31tc more, then declined l34c, ruled
| irregular, and closed SIC higher than yester-
| day. July opened excited, 2D214c higher, and
| advanced nc more. broke off suddenly about
| 2Ac, advanced 2l6c, declined l14c, and closed
about 11sc higher than yesterday. Judging
|
again thoroughly frightened, and many whom
| low prices did not scare IN were forced TO cover
Advances brought out considerable wheat, but
| the belief still remains that large line of long
wheat remains intact and that realizing is
| being done by parties who have been buying off
| and on, and sell whenever fair profits are
offered. Corn was firmer but dull, operators
| giving their attention to wheat. Oats were
| stronger, due chiefly to a sharp advance ia
| wheat Hog products were quite active The
| feeling was weak early, but the strength de-
veoped in grain and covering by shorts checked
the decliae, and prices gradually advanced to
| outside figures AT the improvement offerings
| increased and price settled back again to in
| side figures and closed steady.
Casn quotations we're as follows: Flour
in better demand aud 10c higher. Wheat-No
> spring 81 05jsa 065s; No. red, 81 06ss@
| 061A. Corn-Ao 2, 3414c. Oats-No. :, 251sc
Mess pork at 81 3i1b01l 80. Lard 81 6,I1
Short rib sides s. 9596 %. Dry sailed shoulders
S. 50G6 90 Short clear sides Sc 2jG6 35lf
| WHISKY 81 Oh.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening Highest. Closing
| No. 9 WHEAT
Feb delivery :. 81 o4A 81 O6I5 81 o624
May delivery. 1 062 1914 09b
| CoRN No. >
Fee Fec $ 5sIiyszy... e. aGa s ss.1s
Feb deliy ry. q eco. -.
May delivery. 14 2'1n 2114
Feb delivery. sl1 80 sii 30 $tl 90
May delivery. II 571S II 57ls II 521a
LARD Per 100 lbs