The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-15

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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. H. noou.-Cotton quiet
aud steady; American middling Lied; sales
1000 ba IS. OF which 500 bales were for specula-
ton and export, receipts 1900 bales-Ameri-
can 1850.
Futures American m d1liug. 'ow middlne
clause, February delivery ID: February and
March delivery 264d; March and april de.
livery 5-6ld: April aud May delivery 1-Gid:
May and June delivery 1O-6id, also 9-34d:
June and July delivery il-6id. also fO6Id
July and August delivery q f2-64d also
6 ll-64d August delivery il-64d; August aud
Sentember delivery 964d Market steady.
The ton ters OF Deliveries at to-day's clearinRs
amounted to 200 ba es new dockets and 200
bales old.
> p. m.-Sales of the day included 1900
bales Of American.
American middlng Lied.
tuluI6S-AueFlC1h nltudliNE, low nfddiirg
clause, February delivery 46ld sellers; Feb,
ruary and March delivery 6 4-6id, sellers; March
and April delivery cold. sellers; April and
May delivery S-64d, sellers; May and June de-
livery l0-64d, sellers; June and July delivery
ll-did, sellers; July and August delivery 12-6ld,
sellers; August delivery i3-Bid sellers
August and September delivery 6 l0-6id sellers
Market steady at the advance.
The weekly cotton statistics are as follows.
Total sales 81 900 bales-American n 900 bales.
trade takings, including forwarded from ships
total imports $4,000 bales-American 5000;
total stock 1.0l4000 bales-American SO6, 900
bales; total ahoat $4,000 bales 49, American
15S,COO bales.
400 p. MIXTURES: American miiilfng. low
mddlng clause, February delivery Sod,
buyers; February and March sod, buyers;
MAJ IN and Ail delivery 65Gid, sellers; April
delivery 9-6id, value; June and July de-
| livery 1854. buyers; July and August de
| livery ll-6id buyers; August delivery l2-6id,
sellers; August and september delivery g-64d
| buyers. Market closed quiet.
NEW YoRK, Feb. Il, noon.-Cotton opened
steady; middliug uplands IL 5-1Gc; mdding
Orleans II 9lGc; sales 1873 bales.
Futures-rhe market opened steady, with
sales as follows: February delivery ii lsc;
March delivery II 2tc; April delivery II e6c, May
delivery II Sic; June delivery II 36c; July de-
| livery If 40c.
| $500 y. m.-Cotton closed steady; middling
| uplands II bloc, middling Orleans II l3-l6c
good ordinary sc; net receipts at this port to-
day sSl bales, gross . $40 bales sales today i7s
| bales, all to spinners; exports, to Great Britain
stock ID Goa bales.
| Futures-The market closed steady, with
| sales OF $500 bales. as follows: February de-
livery II 23U1 24c, March delivery II 966o1l &c,
| Arrl delivery II a00oll Bic, May delivery |! 80
| oil 3jc, June delivery II 39G0l1 doc July de-
! livery Il 4l0tl f5c, August delivery II 800
! ii &c, September delivery 10 5000 56c. Octo-
| Der delivery 10 S80IO DC november delivery
| 10 IlGHt0 tIgrarnbnr HalivarV 10
| The suns cotton review says: Cotton
| futures declined slightly early in the day,
| Liverpool advlceS not being particularly en-
! couraging, but diminished receipts at the ports
| ana interior towns, a small plantation move
| ment, demand to cover, and renewed buying
| by foreigners for long account as well as firm
| southern spot markets and rise of Lice in spot
| prices here, caused rally in which, after the
| early dee inc was recovered, a net advance of 2
| - points was established. Interior stocks
| lose 1910 bales this week, and the plantation
| movement is estimated at 5000 bales.
Weekly net receipts at New York 59G7
| bales, gross 3546j; exports to Great Britain
| 1,4ji bales, to France |, 439 to the continent
ll,i46; forwarded T., 20j bales; sales Zig bales
| ali 10 spinuers
Consolidated net receipts 91,2Gs bales;
| exports to Great Britain oS 1913 bales to France
$500 bales, 10 the continent p, 1913 bales Total
net receipts Since Sept. ], 1889 s. 1888 1865 bales
| exports, to Great Britain 2149.3l3 bales, to
| France 430030 to the continent .222, l02 bales
GALVESTON, Feb. 11.-Cotton steady; middling
10}Sc.
EoRFoLK, Feb. 14.-Cotton steady; middling
| 10&c.
BALTIMORE, Feb 14.-Cotton nominal; mid
| ding 1l15c
BosroN, Feb 14-Cotton quiet but firm; mid
WILMINeroN Feb. 14-Cotton steady; mid
| ding 103sc.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. n.-Cotton firm: mid.
| ding 113c
NEW ORLEANS, Feb 1l.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding i09sc.
Futures - The market closed steady, with
| sales of % 200 bales, as follows: February
| 10 re. March 10 nc. April 10 85c, May 10 We.
| June 10 9Sc July II Ole August 10 SIC. Septem-
ber 10 26c October 94c, November &c
| MOBILE Feb. H.-Cotton nominal; middling
| 10 9-16c.
MEMPHIS, Feb H.--Cotton firm; middling
| 1096c.
| AUGUSTA, Feb. 14.-Cotton firm; middling
CHAR1EsToN, Feb. 11.-Cotton firm; middling
MONTGOMERY Feb. 14-Cotton quiet and
nominal; middling 1o16c.
| Macon-Not received.
COLUMBUS Feb. 14.-Cotton dull; middling
| 10s6c.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 14.-Cotton steady; middling
| lose.
SELMA, Feb. 14-Cotton quiet and steady;
middling 1011c.
RoME, Feb. l4.--Cotton steady; mlddling
| 103sc.
at Ill cotton uorts to-day amounted to 1896
| 1alas; EXPORTS o ureat britain z, 109 bales,
| to France ] bale, to the continent 2,H7
bales; stock at all American ports C54, 1863 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES,, ETc.
| LIVERPOOL, Feb. ID. noon.-Wheat steady; de-
| mand poor holders offer moderately; receipts
| of wheat for the past three days amounted 10
| q, 900 centals, of which Al 900 we're American.
| Corn easy; demand improving; new mixed
| western IS 815d; receipts Of American corn for
past three days were S,42O centals. Weather
| seasonable.
| new YORK, Feb. II, noon.-Flour quiet and
| weak Wheat active and flrmer. Corn quiet.
| PORK quiet and firm. Lard quiet but steady at
| SO % Freights firm.
| y. m.-tlour, Southern closed dull and
| barely steady. Wheat quiet. 9lc up--No. 2 red,
| 544D85c in elevator; options active, closing
| strong; No. rcd, February delivery 8lAc;
| March delivery S5Ac April delivery S597c,
| May delivery s6Isc. Corn active but lower and
weak; No. 2, 3j1sc in elevator; options active
| February delivery 35Hc, March delivery re,
| April delivery 3j34c, May delivery 371zc. Oats
| less active; options fairly active and firner-
| February delivery 279sc, March delivery 2736c,
| April delivery 214c, May delivery 26Ac; No. 2
| sp1t 273sGb23Ac; mixed western at 26Gl29c.
| C0ffee-options closed firm; March delivery
| Is 0j0ll6 10c, May delivery lG 00W1G 05c July
delivery IS soc; Rio, spot higher and active. fair
| cargoes 1890 Sugar, raw CLOSED steady;
| fair refining 8 fl-1Gc; centrifugals, $50 test,
| j56c; refined closed firm and fairly active-C
| 5lAGD5iEc; extra G 51605 1860; white extra G
51sc yellow 4366l5s8c; Off A 531l15 i116c; mould
| a 6l9c; standard SIC; confectioners A 6Ac;
cut loaf TIC; crushed 715c; powdered 64c;
| graduated 636c cubes at GAc. Moasses-
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