The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-14
So. Caro-. Brown

Virginia is. 4S Rchmd a w. Pt.
Va. IS consulted. IS Terminal 49,. 27A
Northwestern. - 1875 Roc Island ...... 9o}s
preferred. .l40 ST. Paul .......... 634
Della and Lack. .i4176 " preferred 991S
Erie .............. 1854 Texas Pac .... 2lt0
East Tennessee. Tenn. Coal & Iron. 34s6
Lake Shore. ....... 104l6 Union Pacific. 6)15
Lville & Nash .. 59% n. j. Central. $50, 911s
Memphis & Char. 80 Missouri Pacific q. 7294
Mobile & Ohio .. Western Union. So%
Nash. & Chatt'a.. 66A Cotton Oil certih. %
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 10, noon.-Cotton quiet, with
fair inquiry; American middling 9-l6d, sales
10000 bales, for speculation and export 1000;
receipts 5000 bales-American 10000.
Futures-American midlliug, low middlin%
clause, February delivery 5 35-64d; Feb,
ruary and March Si-64d; Marcn and April
553-64d; April and May 5 $500 32-64d;
May and June 93-64015 80 64d; June and July
3i-6495 33-64t; July and August 3o-64Q
3+6+d: August and September 33-64Q5 S9B4d.
Futures steady at the decline.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day'S cleartngs
amounted TO AGO ba es new dockets.
300 p. m.-Sales of the day $500 bales OF
American.
Futures-American middling, low middling
clause, February delivery 35-64d, sellers; Feb
Iuary and MatIh / 4-64d, value: March and
April 33-64d, sellers April and May 3364d
sellers; May and June 33-64d, sellers; June
and July 34-64d, sellers: July and August
35-64d, sellers; August and September 3364d
sellers; September 33-64l, sellers. Market
steady,
400 p. MIXTURES: American middlug
low middling clause, February delivery 35,6id
sellers; February and March 34-o4d, sellers;
March and April 8 93-64d sellers; April and
Nay 33-64d, sellers; May and June 50 b4d,
Augu . cd, sellers; August and septic nber
33-64d. sellers; September 33-64d, sellers
Market closed quiet but steady.
MANCHESTER, Feb, 13.-The Guardians com
mercal article says: Some departments have
slightly weakened, occasionally sellers are will
in to accept offers that were impracticable
Friday Usually slirtings and other staples
which are we'll sold, are steady. as are also such
goods which did not par AXE of the recent adj
vance. There is little practicable inquiry TO
India. India merchants state that the high rate
OF discount prevailing in that dependency Seri-
onSly lnterfrres with the Distribution of goods
at a season when there ought to be much
activity. There is some demand for China
staples at nearly regular prices, aud some of it
is likely to be executed Sma Ter foreign
markets are taking moderate supplies Some
home houses are buying steadily, though not
commonly large quantities The home demand,
while good, is especially slow. Some sellers OF
90 ID printers report fair repetition of orders
for the spring trade, while others have had less
than usual. Manufacturers of most kinds con-
tinue to complain of the absence OF profitable
margins. Many looms are kept idle. Yarn J.,
quiet. There 10 little inquiry for export. There
are some c ina orders at low limits, but the
demand from India and the continent IS poor
Jme manutac urerS are not disposed to buy
beyond their strict requirements, althOu IN IL is
possible for them to sometimes purchase at
easier rates than on Friday. There is little
progress IN the cloth departments, yet here are
few signs of anxiety to sell. India shirt ngS are
steady and well under contract. JacOnnetS are
sometimes offered at easier rates China shirt
ing5 and sheetingS are unaltereI, althou IN pro-
dUcers are ready sellers at Fridays rates. In
some instanc IS they would welcome fresh or
derS Best printers are firm. with moderate
business in some directions. Common are I'M
changed, and are moving slowly. The foreign
demand for heavy goods is moderate. Home
has III
and altogether are doing little
NEW YORK, Feb. 10, noon.-Cotton steady;
sales 3i5 ba es; middling upiands 10c; middling
Or cans 1O14c.
Futures The market opened steady at the de-
cline, with sal as 5llows: February de livery
73c, March 7sc, April SIC, May Csc, June
10 03c, July 10 00c
500 p m.-Cotton closed steady; miidling
uplands 10c, mlddli e Orleans 1n14c; sales to-da !
3s7 bales; net receipts 2,011 bales. gross 3, 025
bales.
Futures Market closed quiet but steady, it'll
sales o $500 bales, rs follows: February De,
livery 97@0,9 &c, March delivery 77GL9 IS 3,
April delivery 9 sJ09 Soc May delivery 9 90
@9 9ic Jun delivery 10 Ol4lO 02c, July 10 o.
GI10 Csc, August 10 Is n 10 l4c, September 81
as 74c, October o $500 SAC, November 500
9 53c. December 50Gl9 53c
Hubbard. Price e. Co. in their cotton circular
to-day, say: Receipts continue upon scale
that is certainly Unprecedented, but fail to
make more than a slight i'm preston on the
market The tone of our market remains ex-
ceedingly 6earish. The close was steady at a
decii Re of 2M4 points"
GALVESTON, Feb. 13.-Cotton quiet; niddling
10c; net receipt, 1901 bales, gross O91; sales
66 bales; stock 35 416 bales; exports to the con
tinent 43O bales.
NORFOLK, Feb. 13.-Cotto1 quiet: nidilng
1l-l6c; net rec ipts 1903 bales. gross 1893;
sales SIG bales; stock 1924 bales exports
coastwise 1,793 les.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 13.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 10 1-15c; net receipts 1858 bal s, gross
BIB; sales none; stock 1895 bales; exports,
CoastwiSe 1,512 bales.
BosroN Feb. 10 Cotton quiet but steady:
mid liGg 101S q 1914; net receipts 7l3 bales, gross
1915; sales none; stock none; ports, to Great
Britain "a bales.
WILMINGTON. Feb. 13-Cotton steady; mid
din, 9 &C: t receifts 23j bales, gross &36; sales
none; stock 5,4O0 bales; exports. coastwise s9l
bales.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb 13-Cotton firm; middlng
i03sc; net receipts % bales, gross %; STOCK
New ORLEANS. Feb. t3.-Cotton easy; middling
916c; net receipts 1864 bales, gross S756; sales
4,150 bales; stock 35l.745 bales; exports, to
France 52S2 bales, coastwise 1917.
MOBILE, Feo 13-Cotton dull; middling
935c; net receipi 20 bales gross 230; sales 800
bales; stock $3.50 bales; exports, coastwise 7s9
bales
MEMPHIS, Feb 13.-Cotton quiet and easy;
mddIing 9 11-16c; receipts 1920 bales; ship
ments $40 bales; sales 2,sOO bales stock 1l6, Se
bales.
AUGUSTA Feb. 13.-Cotuon dull and nomin n :;
bales; 4leS none: stock 20 139 ba eS
CHARLESTON, Feb. i3-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 10c net receipts 2,0S1 bales, gross 2,0SI ;
sales 100 bales; stock 2 ,089 bales: exports, to
Great Britain 50 bales. coastwise $50.
NEw IoRE, Feb demonstrated net receipts
for all cotton ports to-day 26567 ia es; exp rts,
to Great Britain IA ,707 bales. to the continent
2,4O5 bale, to France 5,222; stock at all Ameri-
can ports SS7 1870 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
L1vERP OIL, Feb 10. noon.-Wheat quiet
NEW YORK, Feb. -, noon.-Flour quiet and
strong Wheat quiet but steady. Corn duh but
steady. PORK dull but steady at Sl2 5OGDl2 Is.
Lard quiet at s. l5 Freiehts steady.
800 D, m.-Flour, Southern firm. Wheat,
spot duh and &c lower; No. red, 96340S114c ia
closed &c under yesterday-No. 2 red, February
delivery 96tIc, March delivery 91Ac, May de-
livery 8 00A. Corn, spot fairly active but
irregular and esier; No . $500 lS21c in eleva-
ter; options less active, lower and Weak--March
delivery 4lt44skc April delivery 43$4G144c.
May delivery 431sG43l8:. oats spot quiet and
hrmer; options iirmer but dull-Febrlsry de-
livery BIC. March delivery 3lAc. May delivery
321sc. Hops firm but quiet; state at 17fG22c.
low yesterday and irregular; February delivery
Is G51l5 zoe, Nav delivery - 10&l5 SOC; spot
Rio firm. fair cargoes 17t~c Sugar-raw strong;
fair refining 1876. MolaSses-New orleans
dll. Petroleum higher; refined unchanged.
Cotton seed oil steady at 4lG4Sc for crude sad
4gc for yellow. Tailow dull. Hides steady and
quiet. Wool easy and quiet. Pork over; old
mess Sl2 2jAl2 50. Beef quiet. Be-f hams dun
at l3c. Dried beef quiet; city extra India mess
lower and more active; Western steam. on spot
a. OgleMT O5. ODti0ns- February delivery a.