The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-07

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| Va. 6S co 1s1li tel. IS Roc< Islam H.. 9S
| Ches- ~ OHIO. - st. Paul ........ 693s
Northwestern. ITO preferred 1853
preferred. .14l Texas Pacific. 2l15
/ Della and Lack. .l36 Tenn Coal & Iron. Sl14
| Erie .............. n Union Pacific. -. GA
| East Tennessee. 938 n. j. c ntral .. ISL
| Lake Shore. .....l06 Missouri Pacific q. 745A
! l. vile 6 Nash. 80 Western Union. =. SIS
| Memphis & Clar. 81 Cotton il certid. 2675
Mobile & Ohio, 1917 Bruaswlck...... 311a
| COTTON.
| LIVERPOOL, Feb. 6, noon.-Cotton quiet and
rather easier; Am rican midtling 3d. sales
| 1000 ba eS. OF which / 900 bales were for
| speculation and export; receipts 1000 bales
| all American.
Futures : A oerican, N ling, low ,niting
| clause, February delivery ID; February
ana March delivery 57-64d; March and pril
| delivery 8 64m5 59-6id; April aud Nav de-
! livery 63-6ld; May and June delivery 1910
| COS 63 Odd; June and July delivery 2-54@6 1-6t
| god; July and August delivery 3-64Gb6 2-6ld;
| August and Sc Jembcr delivery 6@gl 63-64d.
| Market opened steady, but since became weak
p. m.-Sales of the day included $500
\ bales of American
American good middling Cad, middlng
cd, low middling . 15-16d, good ordinary
1854 ordinary 55sd.
| Futures-Amencan middling, low middling
| clause, February delivery 81 "a, buyers;
| February and March delivery 57-54d, buyers;
March and April delivery 60-64d, sellers; April
and May delivery 62-6Id. sellers; May and June
!
LTD, sellers; July and August delivery 2-64d,
sellers; August delivery 26l1. sell RS;
August and September delivery 656ld. buyers.
! Market quiet.
400 p. MIXTURES: American mi ldline, low
n dbl ug cia ,se, February delivery 5t-64d,
sellers; February AMI March delivery 57-64d
sellers; March and April delivery 5J-6id, sellers
April and May delivery 6l-6id. sci ers; May and
June delivery 63-6Id. sellers; June and July
delivery 3D. sellers; July and Aussu delivery
= lid sellers; August delivery l-6id, sellers;
a ,f..ar.1 Toll
The market closed barely steady
NEW YORK, Fec. e, nOon.-Couton opened
steady; middling uplandS lie; miudbns Or
leans INC; aleS O. bales.
Futures-The market opened steady, with
sales follows. January delivery 10 92c;
| February delivery 10 96c; March delivery 10 99c;
April delivery II 03c; May delivery II 0ic, Juns
| IL lie.
$500 p. m.-Cotton closed firm; middIine
uplands lie, middling Orleans 1114c; net re
ceipts at this port to-day 500 bales, gross 2,299
bales; sales to-day 10i bales.
Futures-Market closed firm, with GALES
of $500 bales as follows: February de-
livery l0@@llc, March delivery Il 02CD11 03c
RI c ev nga II sverv Vor aay qeye ds VI II
Ii 1901 19c, A gust delivery II 2t011 22c
sept nber delivery 10 620lO 63c, October de
livery 10 22t0l0 BIC, ovember delivery 10 0S0
10 10c, december delivery 10 0S4l0 10c.
The Suns cotton review savs: Cotton
futures fell "a points early, with rather I'M
satisfactory Liverpool adviceS, as well as En-
|
| receipts proving smaller than nd been ex-
| pected, and Germans and English buying more
freely, there was a rally, in which Il of the loss
was recovered and a net advance of 4Gl5 points.
| The small stock here is one of the chief bullish
| factors Cotton spot was firm
| GALVESTON, Feb. 6.-Cotton firm; mddling
1016c; net rece pts 1921 bales gross 1921
| saiCs 2,6 bales; stock 1908 bales; exports
coastwise 1905 bales.
NORFOLK, Feb. Cotton steady; middling
10 916c; net receipts 3, $50 bales, gross 800;
| ha1a I1ala
coastwise 327 bales.
.5ALrIMoRE, Feb Cotton nominal middline
10 l5-6c; net receipts 49, bales, gross 1889; sales
- bales; stock 0,912 bales; exports, coastwise
BOSTON, Feb. Cotton firm; middline
1114c; net rec eipts 6l6 bales, gross 1855;
sales none; stock none; exports,t to Great Brit ain
WILMINGTON, Feb Cotton quiet; mid
ding 10Ac; net recapss 253 bales, gross 253;
sales none stock 1851 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Cotton firm mid.
ding II 3-16c; ne receipts 297 bales, gross
355; stock 1888 bales
NEW ORLEANS, Feb Cotton easy, closed
firm; middling 1O3sc; net receipts 5,2S1 bales,
gross 5281; sales 5000 bales; stock 2S2 24t
bales; exports, to Great Britain 3.202 bales
coastwise 994 bales.
Futures The market closed steady, with
sales of p, 400 bales, follows: February de-
livery 10 45c, March delivery 10 sac, April de-
livery 10 Soc May delivery 10 69c, June de-
| livery 10 74c, July delivery 10 SOC. August de
!
MOBILE Feb 6.-Cotton quiet but steady;
middlipg 1OAc; net receipts d bales, gross 43
sales 500 64l s; stock 1895 bales; exports
coastwise s7 bales
MEMPHIS, Feb. 6.-Cotton steady; mddline
10 7-l6c; receipts / ,102 bales; shipments 6,375
bales; sales $500 bales; stock 80, 359 bales
AUGUSTA, Feb. 6.-CotJon quiet and steady;
| midlling 10 5-l6c: receipts "a bales Sh pmenLs
443 bales; sales 59S bales: stock 24,414 bales.
CHARLES ron, Feb. Cot on market steady;
E,,,- lZrr ho leac 80.
sales 200 bales; stock g. 5i3 bales; exports,
| coastwise 351 bales.
ATLANTA. Feb. 6.-Cottcln firm; middling
| lO2kc; receipts AZ bales.
new OAK, Feb. e. 3onsoph ated ct receipts
at Ii cotton ports today amounted to $3.50
| aes; exports, GREAT i5I1tIln $3.50 bales,
to France - bales, to The continent 1885
bales; stock at all American ports 670, 1859 bales
PROVISIONS. GRooER IEs, ETC.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. g. noon.-wheat firm; de
| maud improving; holders offer sparingy. Corn
steady; demand improving
New YORK, Feb. &, noori-FIour quiet AND
easy. Wheat dull but steady Corn quiet and
easy. p TX dull but steady at $40 2 all g.
Lard quiet and weak ct So 20. Freights
500 D. m.-Flour, South ern weak Wheat
dull and heavy: No. r.sd s4340sjc in ele-
vator; options heavy-N1,. red, February
delivery Sl1sc, March delivery S59sc, May de
livery SjI6c. Corn quiet but weaker; No. 2
cash 36156Mc in elevator; options weaker
| February delivery oOISc, delivery oO1RC
May delivery 3S34c. Oats, spol dull and weaker
options dull; February delivery 2S3kc, March
delivery 2SIhc, May delivery !5sc. Hops strong
and in lair demand; State, oew, 11GD1sc. Coffee
| options closed steady an d hi2her; February
delivery 10 Csc, March delivery IS 65@15 Soc
April delivery Is 85@l5 95c, May delivery Is 81
@l15 9Oc; spot Rio active and higher; fair car
goes 193lc Sugar, raw FL m and fairly active
far refining sic; centrifugals, 96o test, 51Ec
refined easy and quiet-C 51-1605 BLOC, off A
iI-i605zSc; mould A 61sc; standard A s1sc
confection A &c; cut loaf TIC; crushed nc
powdered 9-16c; granula ted SIC. Molasses
Arm: New Orleans open kettle, common to
fancy. at 81 44c. Petroleum steady; crude, IN
barrels, at Parker's, 81 rs; refined. here 81 90
Cotton seed oil strong at: Sc for crude and 34c
| for yellow Wool = dol nestle fleece 321DS7c
pulled 27M36c, Texas 13Q,27c. Pork firm and
fairly active; mess, old $40 25OlO 20; extra
prime 50 25d9 rs. Beef dull; extra mess yIg
81 Beef hams slow bat firmer at Sl2 20
Tierced beef quiet; city e. Etra India mess sl3g
H. Cut meats inactive; 2ickled shoulders 41s
0b4lac, picked hams $40, NC. picSled bellies
Ss5Nc Lard easy and in moderate demand
western steam SO 20, city steam 50 20; options
-February delivery So is, March delivery 50 70
May delivery So 80 asked. Freights TO Liverpool
firm; cotton, per steam, 15-64114d; grain, pei
/ steam 5l6d