The morning news., 1889-02-17

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., tutureS-Market closed steady. with sales OF
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Aluoodhi' rIlcg x TO-. IN thelr COTTON circular
,GitHy, nGi,tGay, say; rms morning the market was
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Dual T. no oaleS, c0asV~lse & Loo. .,
,7,i,i pAI5aotE req, lo,-Colt9n hoiIas; ma mo @
eaIass ne, 5 SO S+o9S oSt
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n - = e. i. eS III ti ii'oU % ~ az 8
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w, .9r,ry Eob 1e Cation firm mid
ding G-lCc; not receipts 292 bales, gross 292
'SS one SICK Re6 10 9os ste,d mid
ding IO3ec: net receir,ts u baIes gross AZ.
stoc2 Is. .4S0 bales.
New ORLEANS, Feb. f6.-Cotton quiet and
steady; middline 916c; net receipts 4,784 bales,
gross 5353; sales 5000 bales; stock $50 564 bales
exports, to Great Britain 8 0i1 bales, 10 the CON
tlneut :, 23l, coastwise , l0l.
MOBILE, Feb, 16.-Cotton quiet; mddling
9 016c; net receipts 159 bales, gross 752; sales
1000 bales; stock 81 652 bales; exports coastwse
6l5 bales.
MEMPHIS. Feb. 16.-Cotton quiet mdding
95sc; receipts 2,457 bales; shipments 2,997 bales
sales 1890 bales; stock 1I6 on bales.
AUGUSTA, Feb, 16.-Cotton quiet and lower
to sell: bidding 95Sc receipts 26S bales; ship
mentS 557 bales; sales none; stock 1891 bales
CHARLESTON, Feb. 16-COtton quiet; mid
ling zoe; net receipts 1056 bales, gross l. 1855:
sales none; stock l. ,45S baiAs; exports, to the
continent +. .125 bales, coaStwise 30
ATLANTA Feb. iG-Cotton steady; middling
9 11-l6c: receipts 141 bales
New YORK Feb 16-C consolidated net receipts
for all cotton ports to-day 1888 bales; exports
to Great Britain 1886 bales to the continent
T. 356 bales; stock at all American ports 500 O2
bales
The total visible supply of cotton for the
world is , 79307l bales of which q. .3O4 III bales
are American, against 2960SST and 2441 3S7
bales respectively last year Receints at all
I'M erior towns for the week 6S5 .3S bales Re
caip.s from plantations 1l9 435 bales Crou in
sight 5. .gJ5. SIS bales
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
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NEW YORK, req. 10, noon lour quiet put
uful. w ie~u a,,,'N,i a''t hrIl: Corn easier but
Lairly aSLEe' forh qulet at oI2 20DI% 20. Lard
Hrm at - ~. FrelRhts steady.
500 p. m.-tlour, Southern strong; common
TO talr extra - 2os5 10, good TO cholce % 151T
.. Wheat dull but &c higher; NO, red,
Jo4cQSlc IN elevator; options closed l441l &c
over yesterday Corn quiet but steady; No. ,,
43lac in elevator; options dun and lower-Feb-
ruary delivery 433sc. May delivery 1880. Oats
dun but firm; options dull and lower-February
delivery 6JAc May delivery 3214c. Hops q net
and hrm. Cotee-optlons closed firm; Feb
rn3ry delivery 10 sO0 10 s5c, May delivery - 80
Gl0 'Oc; spot no quiet. 9ugar-raW firm but
quiet; refined quiet but steady Molasses-New
Orleans quiet. Cotton seed oil quiet for crude
and yellow. Petroleum steady. Ialow firm.
Hides quiet and tlrm. WOOL quiet and steady.
Pork Irm. beef dun' beaI rams quiet.
llerced beef inactive. Cut meai lower Mid
dies quiet Lard easier and quiet; Western