The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-06
COTTON.

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Mobile & Ohio . 9Is Western Union S64
Nash. & Chatt'a. S4S9 Cotton Oil certlh 5l44
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL Feb. 5, noon.-Cotton steady and
in fair demand; American mlddling D gl6d,
sales 10000 bales, for speculation and export
100; receipts 5000 baleS-American $50
Futures American middliug, low mid ling
clause, February delivery S7-64d; February
aud March 36-64d; March and April 3o-64G
3G-64i; April and May S4-6i&5 35-G4d; May
and June 3564d; June and July 356iQ&
s 36-64d; July and August 3764d; August aud
September 35-64d. Futures steady.
200 p. m.-Sales of the day included $500
ba eS Of American.
American middling 5 o.16d.
FutureS-American mddhng, low middllng
CLAUSE February delivery 31-64d, sellers; Feb.
ruary and Marcn 3664d, buyers, March and
April S6-G41, sellers: April and May Sb6id,
sellers; May and June 36.64d, sellers; June
and July g. 64d sellers; July aud August
5 3S-64d, sellers, August and September 3o6id,
sellers: September 36-64d, sellers. Market
firm.
400 p. m.-Futures American middlng,
low middliug clause. February delivery 3I64d.
buyers February and March 37-o4d, sellers;
March and April S664d, buyers; April and
May 36G4d, buyers May and June 36'6id
buyers; June and Jolly 59i6id sellers; July and
August 81 Cad, sellers: August and September
5 b 6ii, buyers; September 35-64d, buyers
Market closed firm
NEW YoRK, Feb s. noon &c. Cotton firm; sales
$40 bales; middling uplands l0c; middling
Orleans l0Ac
sales follows: February delivery 76c, March
9 sac, April Sac, May 10 0ic, June 10 l2c, July
| 10 24c.
500 % m-Cotton closed firm middling
uplandS l0c, m'ddling Orleans lol4c sales to-
| day PIC bales. last evening (correctedJ 406: net
receipts 2479 bales, gross 1924 bales.
Futures Market closed steady. with sales Of
e6, 900 bales, follows; February delivery rs
! 40 7Gc, March delivery Sl@9 S2r April de-
| livery 99200 93c, May delivery 10 0l0l0 02c,
| June 10 090l0 Zoe, July 10 6Q10 lie, August
a n ,bap a l.y
| CLOS &c
| Hubbard. Price & Co. in their cotton circular
| to-day. say: There was some show of firmuess
| up to noon, and the market was bid up to SIC
| for March From this, however, there was
| gradual recession of five points and the feeling
| at close Is barely steady. Receipts at the ports
| are small but the movement at known interior
| GALvEsroN, Feb 5-Cotton firm; middling
| Is 6c; net receipts SJ4 bales, gross S94 sales
1910 bales; stock $3.50 bales; exports, coast
NoRFoLK, Feb 5-Cotto1 steady; middling
| $3.50; net receipts 1913 balesI gross 1.1ls;
sales 1916 bales stock 1904 bales; exports
to Great Britain COS bales, coastwise us
| BALTIMORE, Feb. 5.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 1Oc; net receipts 46S2 bales, gross 5,46l ;
sales - bales; stock 17,l41 bales; exports,
BosroN, Feb. 6~Cotton quiet; middling' los
| 01014c; net receipts us bales gross 7,1l6; sales
none; stock none.
| WILMINGToN. Feb. 5.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding 919c; net receipts 266 bales, gross 266;
sales none; stock 500 bales
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 5.-Cotton firm; middling
!014c; net receipts rs bales gross 1,lS1; stock
New ORLEANS Feb 5.-Cotton steady but firm /;
middling, $3.50; pet receipts 10 2lS bales, gross
2,402 sales $500 bales; stock 81 ,496 bales;
| ports, to Great Britain 5,751 bales.
MOBILE, Feb. 5.-Cotton firm middling
| 955c; net receipts 1851 bales gross 1854; sales
1000 bales stock AZ 800 bales; exports coastwise
MEMPHIS, Feb. 6.-Cotton firm; middling
| 9 11-l6c; receipts l,946 bales shipments 2,4O2
bales; sales 500 bales; stock COL bales
AUGUSTA, Feb 5.-CotJon firm; Widdling
| 9s4c receipts 645 bales; shipments 512 bales;
sales none; stock %, 353 bales
| CHARLESTON, Feb Cotton steady; mid
| ding l0c; net receipts 05i bales, gross 1854;
sales 300 bales stock AZ 466 bales: exports
| coastwSe go bales
NEw YORK, Feb. 5.-Consolilated net receipts
for all cotton ports to-day q no bales; exports
to Great britain 6,36l bales to France 1916
| bales to the continent 100 bales; stock at all
American ports 92O9 800 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 5. noou.-wheat firm; de-
mand god; holders offer sparingly; California
No. l. IS 9s; recsipts of wheat for the past three
days were 5000 centals, o. which 5000 were
American. Corn quiet; demand fallen off; re-
| ctipts If American corn for the past three
days were 80, 300 centals. Weather cold and
New YORK, Feb. ), noon.-Flour quiet and
steadier. " heat active and weak. Corn active
| =.
| quiet and firm at s. 40. Ere .ghts steady.
500 p m - Flour steady. Wheat frIner; No
| 2 rel, 9i34Gn 51hc in elevator; OPP ions weak; No
cred, February delivery 1890; March delivery
| 96c, May delivery $3.50. Corn active: No. ,
| 4419c in elevator; options weak-March delivery
| 443sc April delivery 447kc. May delivery 443%c
Oats duh and easier; options quiet but steady
| February delivery 315Sc, May delivery 32lec;
| No. spot. BIC. Hops firm and quiet. Coffee
| steady February delivery Is 100 10 Soc, March
| delivery 15i0N15 SIC, April and May delivery
| Is 7OQl5 SOC; spot Rio steady at 175sc Sugar
| raw steady; refined quiet but steady. MoIasses
| quiet. Cotton seed oil dull but quiet. Petro-
| leum quiet but steady. Potatoes quiet but
steady. Eggs easier; Southern l5GD1534c. Hides
quiet bu steady. Wool steady and quiet. Pork
unchanged. Beef dull Beef hams inactive.
| Tierced beef quiet. Cut mea S steady. Mddles
| dull. Lard advanced; Western steam, on spot
| 81 371@@7 40 city at s. 30; options-February
delivery 81 36, April delivery 81 36, May delivery
| 81 81 bid. Freights easier cotton 15-64d, grain
CHICAGO. Feb 5.-Wheat was rather excited
to-day. There was active covering by shorts
| and various advances we're met with more or
| less realizing After opening 1Ac higher, the
market sold off 1c under free offering, but later
| rallied lsc for May, receded 1890 and closed
! about hc higher than yesterday while July
| closed NC lower. Corn firmer and closed
! nc higher. Oats were easy and uncla ged
| Pork opened fir ~ 10c higher ard advanced 56
nc. Later a reduction of l5@171ac was sub
mitted to. Prices then rallied 10d l216c and
closed steady. ard opened firm and 517l1c
higher, but this was lost during the early part
| of the day. Later the market ruled frmer and
closed ST ady. Short ribs we're stronger, 7lf1
| 10 higher early. but later decline 5I715c. Near
the close prices rallied 2I8GD C and closed quiet.
Cash quotations. were as follows: Flour
frmer Wheat-No spring 9 39I3$c; No. 2
red 96lSc Corn-No. , 35B9354c. Oats-No ?
25Ac Mess pork Sill 5O@l1 62Ia. Lard s. o..
Short rib sides Sc 05@6 10 Dry stated shout.
ders S6 OOd6 1915. Short clear S. 3716@6 50.
| Whisky 81 %.
| Lending futures ranged as follows.