The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-19
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N.Carolina cons4s. 971S Pacific Mail -. 50
cOnsoIsj. ss 941l Richm'd W. PIT. 0''s
Tennessee IS. .IO5 Terminal -. 1915
do es.. go. IS Rock Island. e0S4
Virginia es........'50 do preferred. ~ 7'S
| Va. 6s cons. ....... 40 Texas Pacific - lOz
Northwestern ;...1l7N Tenn. Coal & Iron S6Is
90 preferred. 1888 Union Pacific see. &34
Della Lack. ....157Ss N. J. Central. -. 1873
| Erie. ..........-... 1924 Missouri Pacific. 63
| East Tennessee. 79s Western Union. SsIk
| Lake Shore. .....124 Cotton Oil Certi. 84N
L'ville & Nash. 764 Brunswick Co 10
| Memphis & Char. 26 Mobile & Ohio Is ssh
| Mobile and Ohio. 90 Silver Certificates 9l15
Nashville & Chat. S6Ix Am. Sugar Ref S15s
Texas Pacific lst u do pref'd.. 9234
| N y Central. .ll4A
| LIVERPOOL. Feb. IS, observation-disclosures
moderate at easier prices; American middling
bales; speculation and export /, 600 bales; re-
| celpts 4, 100 bales-all American.
FuturesIAmerican middiing. low middling
CLAUSE cnS Feor9ary delivery I'd; February
| delivery 5O64d; April and May delivery
8 5364d also 54.64d; May and June delivery
3 51-64d; June and July delivery 6O-64d; July
and September delivery 42-64d, also 3-o4d.
| Futures steady.
400 p. MIXTURES: American middling, low
middling clause. February delivery 4S64G
| 4 49-64d; February and March delivery 4S-641
! 49-64d; March and April delivery 5O-64Q
351-64d; April and May delivery So $40
| 3 5464d; May and June delivery 8 57-64d sellers;
June ami July deliveryS 60-64d, buyers: July aud
| August delivery 63-640D4di August and Sep
tember delivery 2-65614 3.64d; September de-
livery 5-6464 6-64d. Futures closed quiet.
The weekly cotton STATISTICS are follows:
| Total sales for the week O., 900 bales-Amer
lean $1,000 bales; spectators took - bales;
trade takings, including forwarded from ships
| side, 1900 bales; actual export 5000 bales;
total imports $4,000 bales-American a, 900;
total stock 1,673,0O0 bales-American Lass, 900
bales; total at1oat $50. 900 bales.
New YORK, Feb. IL, -Futures-Marke
opened quiet, with sales as follows: February
delivery Sic, March delivery SEC. April de-
livery 8 &c. May delivery c, June delivery
| z 16c, July delivery &c
| New YoRK, Feb 10, 500 p. m.-CoJton closed
quiet; middling uplands 71Ac middling Or
leans 716c; net receipts 1,349 bales, gross 5,162
| bales; sales to-day 1913 bales
| Futures-Market closed quiet but steady, with
sales OF q, 300 bales, as follows February de-
livery 673@6 csc, March delivery S206 $50,
April delivery 8 92c, May delivery 02c,
gust delivery s1@7 sec, September delivery
| z 410e7 Acc, October delivery 516l7 SIC, No
vember delivery 6107 &c.
NEW YORK, Feb 49, Hubbard. Price & Co. g
cotton circular say: 1.-The decline abroad was
unexpected and it was. therefore, q surprise to
| most of the operators that the New York
market during the first Of the morning ruled as
high as it did last evening, for the time 10 fact
even selling at an advance of a point or two
Toward noon, however, the heavy receipts and
| apathy OF speculation resulted in slight de-
| cline, May selling as low as 03o and August at
7 aSc. The change. we think, is insignificant,
| and dizziness seems likely to continue until it
| shall be determined how far the weight of the
crop of 600 900 bales is offset by the probabili
| ties of reduced acreage and production next
year. The market during the afternoon session
| was featureless. Receipts at the four interior
| towns OF Memphis, st. Louis, Augusta and Gin
cinnat were 4 406 bales. against 1853 bales last
year. This had the effect of depressing August
TO Sic, but the close steady at q slight re-
| covery from the lowest and five points under
4 last evening Some rumors of the possible
| adoption of short time In Manchester were cir
culated but without foundation, 80 far as we
| can discover"
| GALVESTON, Feb. 18.-Ootton closed steady:
middling 65sc; net receipts 8, 40 bales, gross
5,416 bales; sales 295 bales; stock 81 457 bales;
| exports coastwise 4,065 bales; spinners 1885,
| NORFOLK, Feb. 1S.-Cotton closed steady:
niddling 65Sc; net receipts 1893 bales, gross
1914; sales 800 bales; stock a, 921 bales; exports
coastwise 1857
BALTIMORE, Feb. 1s.-Cotton closed nominal;
| mi1dling 716c; net receipts bales, gross
| 631; sales - bales; stock g, 9.7 bales; exports
to Great Britain 11O5 bales, to the continent 907
| bales.
Boston, Feb. 1a.-Cotton closed dull:
middling z 3-16c; net recsipts $50 bales gross
| 4,0lS; sales none; stock - bales; exports,
| to Great Britain 1920 bales
| WILMINGTON. Feb. 1s.-Cotton closed dull;
middling 616c; net receipts 1875 bales, gross
| 1885, sales none; stock 95o5 bales
| PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 18-Qotton closed quiet;
mddling 9-16c; net receipts 49l bales, gross
| 491; sales - bales; stock IL. $40 bales
New ORLEANS Feb 1s-Cotton closed easy;
middling 65sc net receipts 4.437 bales, gross
16, los; sales $500 bales; stock 441,9sl bales:
| exports to Great Britain $3.50.
Futures-Tne market closed steady, with
sales of 25, 100 bales, as follows: February
delivery sac, March delivery 36c. April de-
6 Csc, July delivery 7Sc, August delivery
6 SIC, September delivery 8 &c, October delivery
| z 01c, November delivery Ice.
MOBILE. Feb. 1s-Cotton closed steady;
middling 9-16c; net receipts 542 bales gross
542 sales 700 bales; stock S6,746 bales; exports,
MgMPHIs, Feb. IS. : Cotton closed dull;
middling 65Rc; receipts 1904 bales; ship
ments 1900 bales; sales S.4G6 bales; stock
l5S, $50 bales
AUGUSTA, Feb 1s.-Cotton closed steady;
| middling 634c; receipts 561 bales; shipments
500 bales; sales III bales; stock "a. 900 bales
| CHARLESTON, Feb. 1S.-Cotton closed firm:
middling 63sc; net receipts $50 bales gross
369 sales 500 bales; stock 56,914 bales; exports,
coastwise 50 bales.
new YoRK, Feb. 1s.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts at all cotton ports to-day were 90, 945
bales; exports, to Great Britain 1904 bales, to
| France - bales, to the continent 1,545 bales;
stock at all American ports 1,2l2,696 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK, Feb. IS, noon.-Flour inactive
and firm. Wheat active and steady. Corn quiet
and firm: Pork quiet and steady at
| S9 (0QplU OU. GdrQ QulcU anu STEADY al 90 ~.
Freights quiet and firm.
NEW YoRK. Feb. IS, 500 D. IN. - Flour
southern. quiet and strong; common to fair
extra. SO 1903 rs; good 20 choice, extra
| S3 S505 10; superf1ne, 81 1904 so; ouckwheat
| -four 81 2502 S5. Wheat closed higher; No. Q
red, 81 0S1SQA1 90 in store and elevator; 81 0s16
| al 1917 ahoat; options closed firm at 116612s6c
over yesterday; No. red, February delivery
81 90; March delivery ST 0s14; May delivery
81 05. Corn f1rmer and fairly active: No. 2
cash, 1880 in elevator; 49s4c ahoat; ungraded
mixed, 466D5211c; No. white, sic; No. 3, $50
46c; steamer mixed 4S04916c; options closed
firm; February delivery 48a4c; March delivery
49Lsc; May delivery 1850. Oats quiet
aud flrmer; options dull and frIner;
February delivery 3614c; May delivery size;
No. g spot, ss@a6Ac; mixed western
36@436I6c. Hops are fairly active
aud firm; State common to choice. 16122c;
Pacific coast. 15022c. Coffee-options steady;
March delivery 10 00013 10; May delivery
10 6eQ13 20; spot Rio quiet and steady; No. z,
l4s4c; Sugar, raw, fair refining SO
lido; centrifugals, $50 test. 316c; No. 8,
Szsc; No, 3, a5sc; refined quiet and firm.
outside prices are those posted by the trust,
and the inside figures cover the rebate:
off A, 4Isc; mould A, $50; standard A.
4041sc; confectioners' A, l-iec: cut loaf.
501514c; crushed, 50151sc; powdered. 418a14l4c:
graduated, 504Ac; cubes, 3-l604 4l6c. Mo-
lasses-Foreign nominal; 90o test, 1lM0l2l<c
in hhds; New Orleans quiet and firm; com
mon to fancy 28036c. Petroleum quiet, steady;
crude In bbls., Psrkers'. s. so; crude in bulk
SO 80: refined New York So 40; Phila-
delphia and Baltimore So $500 90; N
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