The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-08
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COTTON.
LI~ERpooI- Feb. :. noOn.--Cotton quiet and
rather easier; Am rican mid ling I'd; sales
7.eOO ba Is. Of which 500 bales were for
speculation and export; receipts none.
Futures a e lcan IA lag. rnitdling
clause, February delivery d. February
ANA Marcn delivery $40 iG5 5S6id; March and
prll delivery -6t05 6l6ld; April aud May
delivery 6!-6ifD5 635id; May and June de-
livery eos l6ld; June and July delivery 60
2-6id July and August delivery 2-6i06 sod;
August delivery 6 B.. Id: August and ~ ts.ui-
brr delivery 5 63-6i66d. Market opened steady
The ten ters or 'llveries al to-day's csearings
a amounted To 1,6OO ba es new docSets and eco
: bales old.
The weekly cotton statistics are as follows
Total sales $1,000 bales-American y, 900 bales,
trade takings, including forwarded from snioS'
side 1000 balls; actual export 5000 bales;
total imports 5000 baleS-American 5000
! total stock 1Oj1010 baleS-American 100000
bales; total atioat 1SS.0O0 bales 49, American
10000 bales
p. m.-Sales of the day included {, 200
bales of American
American middling cd
tutures-Amerlcan middling, low middling
February aud March delivery C0-s4d, sellers
Marcn and April delivery 62-64d, sellers; April
| aud May delivery Cd, sellers; May and June
delivery 26id, sellers; June and July livery
o 3-64d, sellers; July and August delivery 4-6id
sellers; August delivery 4-6id. SELLERS
August aud September delivery II Gid, sellers
| Market firm.
4:OOp. m-Futures: American mi Iilinc, low
ndil ng Ga use, February delivery lid,
buyers; February ami March delivery 6l-6id
| buyers; March and April delivery 63-6id buyers
| April and May delivery o 2-6id. sellers; May and
June delivery 4-6id. sellers; June and July
delivery. 3Gfd. sellers; July and Aumst de
livery 6-64d sellers; August delivery sod
sellers; August and september delivery 3-6ld
sellers. The market closed firm at the adj
vance.
Nav York, Feb. :, noou.-Cotton opened
FIRM middling upands 1l1Sc; mludlins Or
leans &c; aies 80 bales.
Fdtures-Tne market opened steady, with
sales as follows: February delivery II 05c;
March delivery II Csc; April delivery II 13c; May
delivery IL lSc, June IL &c, July II 25
500 D. Motion closed firm; middling
uplands II 3-l6c, middling Orleans II 1-1dc; net
receipts at this port to-day 552 bales, gross 995
bales; sales to-day 20 bales.
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales
| of rs, 400 bales, fellows: February de-
livery II 156Dl1 Ice, March delivery II 1sc,
A ri delivery II 22O III &c, May delivery II %
Oil C, Juue delivery Ii 20@1i c, July de-
livery Il .4G1l sc, August delivery II 800
II Sc, Sept nber delivery 10 72G10 nc, Octo-
Der delivery 10 2SWl0 3Jc, 'oveinber delivery
10 5000 c Iecember delivery 10 5000 lSc.
The Suns cotton review says: Cotton
futures advanced Is 70 - points ON this crop,
closing at net rise Of IL to Il points ON this
crop and to 10 on the next, after very
| SPIRITED spec Iiation. in which the bulls were
victOrs owing to the decided advance in Liver
pool and New Orleans, firm southern spot
markets, rise in spot cotton here, heavy buying
| by tue south. and considerable covering by
| local shorts, as well as some foreign buying,
though the Greeks sold. Cotton on spot was
| Bloc higher"
GALVESTON, Feb. 7.--Cotton steady; middling
l0ac.
NORFOLK, Feb 7.-Cotton firm; middling
| 10lsc
BALrIxonE, Feb. Cotton nominal; mid
BosroN Feb. Cotton quiet but firm; mid
| ding II &C
WILMrNaroN, Feb. 7.-Cotton firm; middling
| l0}Sc
PHILADELPHIA Feb. Cotton firm; mid
ding IL 3-lGc.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 7.-Cotton very firm;
| middling i0l5s
Futures - The market closed steady, with
sales of 49, 100 bales as follows: February
10 &c March 10 slc April 10 nc, May &c Sic.
June 10 Ole, July 10 csc, August 10 92c, oeptem
| Der 0 2jc, October 9ic.
MOBILE Feb. Cotton firm; mddling 10l4c.
MEMPHIS, Feb. 7.-Cotton steady; middlIng
107-16c
107-IGc Cotton has reached the highest price
of the season-l0 9-iGc for middling. The mills,
expecting lower prices. have only moderate
| supplies on hand.
CaARLEsroN, Feb. 7.-Cotton very FIRM mid
ding lOpGc,
MoNr0oMERY. Feb. 7.-Cotton steady; mid
ding lOAc.
COLUMBUS, Feb. 7.-Cotton steady; middling
NASHVILLE, Feb. 7.--Cotton dull; middllng
SELMA, Feb. Cotton market steady mid
ROME, Feb. 7.-Cotton steady; mlddling
ATLANTA Feb 7.-Cotton closed firm; mid
NEw o Ak, Feb. 7-Consoli ated ct receipts
at IL cotton orts to-day amounted to O.5jS
| Uales; expors, o Great BrIoaln 1866 bales,
TO France 43 bales, to the continent =
bales; stock at ali American ports 666,Sl3 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES,, ETC.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. Z. noon.-wheat quiet de-
mand poor; holders offer moderately; receipts
of wheat for the past three days ii 90 centals.
of which $1,000 were American. Corn easy;
demand poor; receipts OF American corn for The
past three days were 1A,4O0 centals; new
mixed western 3s 1Od Weather clear and
cold.
NEW YORK, Feb. 7, noon.-Flour quiet and
weak Wheat active and weak Corn quiet
and steady. PORK quiet and firm at $40 = al
ii ~. Lard dull and easy at 81 90 Freights
steady.
500 D. m-Flour, Southern dull. Wheat
steady and quiet: No. 2 red S4l4c in elevator;
options steady-No. 2 red, February delivery
size, March delivery S53kc, May delivery 8jI5c.
Corn weaker and less active; No. ,, cash, 1914
lo36c in elevator; options steady - February
delivery a6c, March delivery 36j4c, April delv-
cry 5'Ac, May delivery 3S55c. Oats on spot
weaker and fairly active; options steady; Feb
ruary delivery 3S1ac, March delivery 23Mc; No.
9 spot 2S36M2a &C. mixed western at HGcj0c
Hops quiet and ia fair demand; State, new, IL n
| re Coffee-options closed steady; February
delivery 10 Csc, March delivery Is 00@16 05c,
April delivery Is 9j0gl6 00c May delivery Is 80
6ll5 Csc spot Rio tlrmer and quiet; fair car
goes 1896 Sugar, raw quiet and steady; far
refining 51Sc; centrifugals 10 test, SIC; refined
quiet and unchanged-C 3 1900 5-16c off a
3 I1-16055sc; mould A CSC; standard A 61sc;
confect oners' A &c; cut loaf ne crushed Z nc;
| powdered 9-l6c; graduated 6,4c. Molasses
firm; New Orleans open kettle, common TO
| fancy, at 81 dc. Petroleum quiet and steady;
crude in barrels, at Parker's, 81 rs; refined.
here 81 50. Cotton seed oil firm at 2Sc for crude
and 34c for yellow Wool -- domestic fleece
32M37c. pulled 27136c, Texas 13G127c. Pork
steady and quiet; mess, old $40 25G1 1915; extra
prime 50 250l9 rs. Beef quiet; extra mess 576D
z g. Beef hams duh but firm. Tierced beef
quiet; city extra India mess S13d14. Cut meats
quiet; picked shoulders 4}sGD4l4c. picked hams