The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-05


| Erie ........... "a Union Pacific 800 67sS
East Tennessee. :. 99s Nj. Central. 1i6
Lake Saore. ,....106 Missouri Pacific >. 745s
l. vile y Nash. ... 50 western Union =. $50
Memphis & Omar. 81 Cotton III cerrii. 271s
Mobile s. Ohio, 10 Brulswick...... 80
! COTTON
| LIVERPOOL. Feb. 4. noon.-Cotton quiet and
| In moderate inquiry; American middling Cd;
| sales S0)) bs es, of which 500 bales were for
speculation and export; receipts $4,000 bales
American q, 200.
Futures a erican m diling, low mitdling
clause, February delivery ID; February
! and March delivery5 80 Ga as 60-6ld; March and
| prit delivery 6164GIsj 62-6id; april aud May
delivery ID; May and June delivery 62 6i@
| 1-Sid; July and August delivery 35id;
| August aud September delivery 696 164d.
2 p m.-sales of the day included 1000
bales of American.
| American middling Cd.
| tutures-Amerlcan middling, low middng
| clause, February delivery 60-j4d sellers;
February and March delivery 5 60-54d, sellers;
March and April delivery 6361d, sellers; April
and May delivery 63-G4d, sellers; May and June
delivery 1-64d sellers; June and July 'livery
| 264d, buyers; July and August delivery
$3.50, buyers; August delivery o Bod, buyers.
| Market steady.
4:OOp. m.-Tutures: American middling, low
| mIddiIng clause, February delivery 59-64d,
buyers; February and March delivery 59-6id,
| buy ers; March and April delivery 6i-6id, value;
| April and May delivery 63-64d sellers; May ana
| June delivery 6l-64d. sellers; Juna and July
delivery I'd. sellers; July and August delivery
6 Sod, sellers; August delivery 36id. sellers;
| August and september delivery Cd, buyers The
market closed quiet.
NEW YORK, Fec. L. noon-Cotton opened
steady; middling uplands 10 15-l6c; middHng Or
leans II 3-l6c; sales - bales
Futures-The market opened steady, with
sales as follows: January delivery 10 soc;
February delivery 10 96c; March delivery II Ole;
April delivery IL O5c; May delivery Ii 01c, June
IL 10c.
500 p. motion closed quiet; mlddling
uplands 10 l5-l6c, mddhng Orleans II Bloc;
net receipts at this port today G sos bales gross
| 1928 bales; sales to-day 1872 bales.
| Futures-Market closed firm, with sales
| of 100000 bales as follows: February de-
livery 10 S801O SIC, March 10 9l@l0 sc, Al ril
delivery 10 95610 96c, May delivery 10 900
IL 00c, June delivery II 026ll1 Csc July delivery
Il 0601l 07c, August delivery II 096g11 Zoe,
September delivery 10 550l0 SIC, October de
| livery 10 15G9l0 lie, november delivery 10 On
| 10 0sc, december delivery 10 06O10 09c.
| The SUMS cotton review says: Cotton
futures advanced slightly early in the day with
| Liverpool higher, and the south buying as well
as room shorts but later the advance was lost,
and decline of to points followed. owing to
| liberal receipts at the ports and interior towns,
quiet and rather easier closing in Liverpool,
| duh and depressed southern markets, southern
selling, and bear attacEs. There is understood
to have been some foreign selling of April Cot
ton on spoU was quiet"
| GALVESTON, Feb. 4.-CottOn steady; midd,ing
1015c; net rsce pts Sn9 bales gross g. 1I9;
| SAFES 1863 bales stock 1881 bales.
| NORFOLK, Feb. 4.-Cotton steady; middng
| 10 9-16c; let receipts 5000 bales gross 3217;
sales $50 bales stock 46,62S bales; exports,
| coastwise p bales.
| iSALrIAoRE, Feb. 4.-Cotton nominal; mddlng
10 15-l6c; net receipts bales, gross 1858; sales
- bales; stock 9401 bales; exports, to the
| continent 1919 bales, coastwise 800.
| Session. Feb 4-COtton quiet but firm; mid
ding 111sc; net rec -ipts S95 bales, gross 4S74;
sales none: stock none; exports,t Great Britain
| 1908 bales.
VnxINarox, Feb 4--Cotton quiet; mid
ding 1880; net rec ,ipls 1873 bales, gross 1873;
! sales none; stock IL, 234 bales
| PaILAoEL2HIA, Feb A. otton steady; mid
| ding 1ijSc; ner receipts 1917 bales, gross 207;
stock 12,003 bales.
ding 1058c; net receipts 1903 bales, gross
| 1881; sales 5000 bales; stock 269Si4 bales;
| exports, to Great Britain 1884 bales, to the
| Continent 1888 bales, coastwise 2,236 bales
Futures The market closed quiet with
| sales of %, 100 bales, as follows February de-
| livery 10 3Sc, March delivery 10 41c, April de-
| livery 10 46c, May delivery 1860, June de-
livery 10 60c, July delivery 10 &c. August de-
livery 10 63c September delivery 10 DC, Octo-
Der 76c.
MOBILE, Feb. 4.-Cotton nominal; middling
| 1016c; net receipts 696 bales, gross 693; sales
| - bal s; stock 25,134 bales; exports, coast
| wise 296 bales.
MEMPHIS, Feb. 4-Cotton quiet; middling
10l5c; receipts 2,413 bales; shipments 1921
bales; sales 400 bales; stock 100, 2S6 bales.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 4.-CotJon firm; niddling
10sac; receipts l,O25 bales; shipments 1877 bales
| sales 5l2 bales. stock u, 1856 ba eS.
| CHARLES ron, Fen. DOT on market steady;
mid ling 1015c; net receipts Az bales gross Az;
| sales 500 bales; stock %, 256 bales; exports,
tothe continent 100 bales, coastwise 9i5.
ATLANTA, Feb 4.-CotUon steady; middling
| 10 Bloc receipts 257 bales.
new XoaK Feb. 4.-3onsoH 'ated -et receipts
at al COTTON ports to-day amounted to 34,445
| ales; EXPORTS 70 treat 5rIJain 2,346 bales,
/ to France S74 bales to the continent 0,532
| bales; stock at all American ports 653 $50 bales.
PROVISIONS GaoCE RES, ETC.
| LIVERPOOL. Feb 4. noon.-Wheat firm; de-
mani poor; holders offer sparsngly; recei pts of
| Of which $1,000 were American. Corn easy:
| demand poor; receipts of American corn for the
past three days were 10000 centals. Weather
| now colder.
weak. Wheat duh and weak Corn quiet and
! depressed. PORK quiet but unchanged at $40
| Oil 10. Lard quiet and firm at 81 20 Freights
| steady.
sos p. m-Flour, Southern heavy. Wheat
spot dull but stronger; No. cred S514@gS5}sc in
elevator; options frn-No red, February
! livery SIC. Corn weaker; No. :, cash, 363sI
| 3G16c in elevator; options steady-FebTuary de-
livery SIC, March delivery $3.50, May delivery
99c: Oats fairly active and easy; options quiet
and firm; February delivery 2S3sc, March deliv
! cry 2816c, May delivery &c; No. spot $500
2)}4c; mixel western 211403O14c. Hops firm
| but quiet; State, new, l0Wl7z9c. Cofee-op-
| tons closed barely steady and quiet; February
delivery 10 95GDl6 00c, March delivery Is 900
Is 45c. May delivery Is so@l5 SIC; spot Rio more
| active and flrmer; fair cargoes 1934c. Sugar,
raw closed quiet; fair refining 5)sc; centrifu-
gals, go test, SIC; refined closed quiet and
| easy-C 51sGD5s5c, off A 5al05 15-16c; cut loaf
| NC; crushed 71sc; powdered csc; graduated
! SIC NIolasses = Foreign firm; New Orleans
| open kettle, common to fancy, strong at 81 a
4ic. Petroleum steady; crude, in barrels, at
! Psrker's, s. IS; refined, here 81 80. Cotton
seed oil active and steady at CSC for crude
and sic for yellow. Wool domestic fleece
S2037c, pulled 27036c, Texas 13027c. Pork
quiet but firm; mess, new at $40 5OOli rs;
| extra prime SO 50M10. Beef steady; extra mess
| s71n7 25 Beef hams doll at Sl2 2501l2 So
Tierced beef quiet; city extra India mess s139
49, Ont meats closed dull; picked shout
ders 4Is14Izc. picked hams s140S34c. picked
bellies 5655i4c. Niddles quiet; short clear IS %
Lard dull but steady; western steam 80 % bid,
options-February delivery Sc Is, March deliv-
cry So %, May delivery So 81. freights TO
Liverpool steady; cotton per steam, 14d, gram
per steam, 559d
CHICAGO, Feb. AIN wheat there was good
business and moderate action to the market.
The opening was weaker and 14@ssc. lower.
then eased OF q triie raore bus later became
strong and advanced pc. hsid steadily and
closed about 1sc higher than yesterday. The
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