The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-13
Nash. & 1n2
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Della. and Lack. 1864 Tenn. Coal & Iron. sen
Erie .............. 2613 Union Pacific. go. sos
East Tennessee. 93s NJ Central: .1174
| Lake Shore. 800. 105ta Missouri Pacific =. 73Sk
| L'ville & Nash. -. SSI5 Western Union. :. S4S5
| Memphis q Char. 81 Cotton OH cerJih. 2Sl6
Moblle& Ohio. 1915 Brunswick. -. d.. S1i4
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. II. noon.--Cotton steady :
little doing; American middling 61Sd; sales
5000 ba es of which 600 bales were for specuAa-
ton and export; receipts 5000 bales-Ame III
can $500.
Futures American m ddling, low middTng
clause, February delivery 63-6465 62-64d: Feb
ruary and March delivery 636405 81. 64d;
March and April delivery 1-6ld April and
May delivery 4-64d; May and June delivery
| 8 7-6id also 6-64d; June and July delivery
| S64d; July and August delivery 6 9-64d- also
| 6 sod; August and 90 TENDER delivery 6 7-64d,
also 66id. Market quiet.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's cearings
amounted to 6,200 bales new dockets ami 500
| bales old
2 p. m.-sales of the day included, $500
bales of American.
American middling Lied.
tutnres-Amerlcan middling, low ufddIng
clause, February delivery G2-54d, buyers;
February and March delivery G2-54d buyers;
| March and April delivery 1-64d, sell ers: April
and May delivery 4-64d, sellers; May and June
delivery 6 6-6ld, sellers; June and July delivery
6 7-64d sellers; July and August delivery 6 S-64d
| sellers; August delivery Sod, value;
| August aud September delivery 6-G4d, sellers
| Market quiet.
400p. MIXTURES: American rai1dlfng. low
rnddlng clause, February delivery 3 t3-64d
| buyers; February and March delivery 63-64d
| buyers; March and April delivery G2-64d, sellers
April and May delivery 4-64d. buyers; May and
june delivery 6 7-64d, sellers; June and July
delivery sod. sellers; July and August de-
livery 9-64d, sellers; August delivery 6 96Id,
| sellers; August and september delivery 7-64d
sellers Market closed firm.
| MANCHESTER, Feb 12.-The Guardian saws
Business is small, and the tone is dull The
situation is unsatisfactory to buyers and sellers
The India demand is lifeless. The tightness of
money there nterferes with distribution and
prevents forwarding of fresh orders The de-
mand will doubtless become active when the
tightness is passed. There is little fresh China
demand. The demand for smaller foreign
markets is below the average. The steadiness
of prices obstructs business. The stoppage of
looms progresses, partly owing to the sickness
of weavers There is a scanty demand for ex-
port yarns. Cloth is inactive. There are a few
important sales. Best prints steady and
mostly well held. The demand for heavy goods
| has slackened."
NEW YORK, Feb. II. noon.-Cotton opened
| steady; middling upands 114c; mlddling Or
leans &c; sales 147 bales.
Futures-The market opened steady, with
| sales as follows: February delivery ii 10c;
March delivery II 1Sc; April delivery II 24c May
delivery II Csc; June delivery II CSC; July de-
| livery II 36.
500 p. m.-Cotton closed easier; middling
uplands 1114c, middling Orleans 1115c; net re-
ceipts at this port to-day 5l2 bales, gross 2 463
| bales; sales to-day 211 bales.
| ruGurcS-M6rkeS closed Darely STEADY, with
sales of 1890 bales, follows: February de-
| livery II 10O1 lie, March delivery II 100
| II lie, April II l5iD11 16c, MAY delivery II II
| oil &c, june delivery Il 93@11 14c. July de-
| livery Il 27611l CSC, August delivery II $40
| II 32c, September delivery 10 70010 Tic, Octo-
| Der delivery 10 4@l0 Soc, november delivery
10 1000 2lc, december delivery 10 1910 zoe.
| The SUMS cotton review says: Cotton
| futures advanced three to five points to-day,
| but large selling by the south, as well as by
| British and German houses, caused a rejection,
in xtykfR a
prices were four to six points lower for ne day.
| Receipts were small but Liverpool was
apathetic, and there was quite general dis
| position in the afternoon to realize
| GALVESTON, Feb. I2.--Cotton firm; mndng
| 1890; net rsce pts 1851 bales, gross 1851;
| sales 35 bales; stock asp bales; exports to
| Great Britain 2,451 bales.
NORFOLK, Feb. 1&-Cotton firm; mid ding
| 104c; net receipts 1889 bales, gross 557;
sales 6lS bales stock 47,444 bales; exports
! coastwise 313 bales.
.5AurlaoRE, Feb 12-Cotton nominal; M iddling
1115c; net receipts "a bales, gross 2,654; sales
= = bales; STOCK 1883 bales; exports, coastwise
| $50 bales
middling 1138c; net rec ipts l.! 10 bales, gross
| Abs; sales none stock none; exports, to Great
| Britain 1888 bales
ding 1056c; net recepts 50 bales, Rross 49,
sales none; stock 1855 bales.
! PHILADELPHIA Feb. 12-Cotton firm; mid
ding lllsc; net receipts 1878 bale, ), gross
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 12-Cotton d all and
easy; middling l0}sc; net receip is 1902
bales, gross 5412; sales 300 bales stock
| $50 525 bales.
Futures Market closed barely stea dy, with
sales of $500 bales, as follows: Febr uary de-
livery 10 tic, March delivery 10 G3c, pril de-
| livery 10 tic, May delivery 10 75c, j une de-
| livery 10 s5c July delivery 10 92c, Au gust de-
livery 10 Soc, September delivery 10 Il c, Octo-
| Der &c.
MOBILE Feb 12-Cotton nominal; mi1dlng
| 10l6c; net receipts 112 bales, gross / IL; sales
= bal g; stock "a, 1868 bales; expor IS, coast
wise 1902 bales
1850; receiots 612 bales; shlpm, ,nts 1885
bales; sales 1890 bales; stock Sc, 165 jales.
| AUGUSTA, Feb. 12.-Cotton quiet but firm
/ rniddling 10 916c receipts $50 bales; sn pnents
S97 bales; sales 440 bales; stock %, 1876 bales.
| CHARLESTON, Feb. 12.-Cot on mari ;et steady;
mid ling 102sc net receipts $40 bales, gross $40;
| sales 100 bales; stock %, 009 bales.
| ATLANTA. Feb. 12.-Cotton quietg midding
| 10 9-l6c; receipts 141 bales.
NEW ORR, Feb. .-5onsoli ated et receipts
at IL cotton Oorts to-day amounted to 1913
| nales; exports, 70 treat Britain 1866 bales
to Franco - bales, to the CONT nent 1928
bales; stock at all American ports Go !, 208 bales
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, IT C.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. IL. noon.-Whea quiet; de-
mand poor; holders oner modera tely. Corn
| weak; demand poor; new mixed western 5s
new YORK, Feb 70, noon.-Flou quiet and
weak. Wheat active and weak. orn dull and
| depressed. QuiCb oe SAV ~St%
| II So Lard dull at So 17l8. Frelgi It's firm.
500 D. m.-Flour, Southern clot ed quiet and
weak Wheat fairly active No. d $40
| sil6c in elevator; options weak NO. red
| February delivery size March delivery 65c
May delivery s555c, June delive' = Soc: Corn
moderately active but 3sD16c If and easy;
! No. 2 cash, 35l4 t35Ihc in elel ator; options
steady-February delivery s5ssc, Iarch delivery
age, April delivery SO &c. May delivery 971sc
| Oats fairly active; options lower; February
delivery 275kc, March delivery ;G'5sc. April do
livery 2ss6c. May delivery &c. Hops in fair
demand and firm; State, new, 02oc; old 80
/ iae Coffee--options closed fir March deliv-
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