Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-17
COTTON

1O3sc; net receipts SIC bales: gross receipts 81 5
bales: sales 100 nales: stock "a 40 bales; ex
ports coasswise 336 bales
EORFOLE Japue-Y t6-COttOn quiet but steady;
middling 1lS{c; net receipts 479 naIes: gross re
ceipts -- bales: stock 1859 bales; sales .27S
bales; exports, TO Great Britain 5,sSS bales.
cOastwise Isl bales.
aAr-TgoRE. January 16.-Cotton steady;
mid1iing 1134c: low mddiing 11Ac; good or
binary 1O4c; net receipts - bales; gross re
ce'prs - bales; sales - bales; sales TO spin
ners 200 bales; stock 50, l6i bales
BoFTnE, January 16.-CotUon dull; middling
r.; low middling 1850; good ordinary 1O3ze-
net receipts ~ bales; gross receipts 1892
bales; sales - bales: stock $3.50 bales; ex-
ports 10 Great Britain 4.4f3 bales
WILNESGToS. January 10 Cotton firm; mid
ding 1116e- lOx middling II 16c; good Ord-
nary 10 3-I6c: net receipts $40 bales; gross 70
CENTS - bales: sales -- bales: stock 2x77
bales; exports to Great Britain 80 bales.
PHTI.ADET 7HIA, January l6.-COtton ste sdy;
mid ilinr f216r; low middlin9 1116c: good Ordi-
nary 1olkc; net receipts 6S' bales; gross re-
ceiDts gf1 bslea: sales - bales; sales n spin
ners ls6 heles; stock "A 763 bales; exports to
Great Britain $50 bales.
NV orr FANS, January 16-COtton quiet;
middling 115sc; loE middliDP 1l14c; good or
binary 103Sc; net receipts 3 S24 bales; gross re-
'aivsfs 122 baieS; sales $500 bales: st0"t
stSl2 bales; exports to the continent 1900
bales.
ding ll16c; low middling 1l1Sc; good ordinary
1910: net receipts $50 bales: gross receipts
Fs1 bales: sales 200 bales: stock 43 $50 bales:
exports coastWise /. 457 bales.
MEHpFFs- January 10 '0tton steady; mid
siing '1tSc: naF receipts SIS halle. gross re
ceipts 909 belas- shipments 6fj bales; sGleP
$50 bales; sto~r IS 0S3 hsles.
AUGrsTA. January 16.-COtton steady; mid
sling lie; low mi77liug 105Sc; good ordinary
Toe; uer receipts $50 bales; shipments - bales;
sales as bales
CHAR rsToy. January l6-Cetto1 steady; MID
ding 1880: low middling 1l3Bc; good ordinary
rf-r MS 1
- heles: sales 100 bales. stock e, 500 bales;
exports cOastwise ,531 bales.
hEw NORK, January 16.-COnsolidated net re-
ceipts to-day for al cotton ports, Il 561 bales:
exports, IN Greet Britain 1871 bales, to the
continent 5, s2l bales.
PROVISIONS. sEoCsRTEs, TT
LONDON. January Is, AGO p. m-Turpentine,
RIO JANEIRo January 14.-Cofee, good frsts.
30 006s41 SD refs per ten kilOs.
SANTOS. January Il Coffee. superior Santos
3 90 80 90 refs per ten kilOs.
LTvERPOOL- 'nuary 10, s.. o p m.-Lard. 55s
"a Bacon. 10 2 clear middles, ais Cd; shoIt
a. 81 Turpentine, as I'd.
HAVANA. January 14-Sugar-t the market
Turin- the week was active and firm but closed
less firm. owing to unfavOrahla news from
abroad; molassrs sugar, 81 to 81 degrees test.
III % reals gQl7, per arrObe; muScOvadO.
fair 10 good refining. nominal at 9G7A reals
&c utri ugal. % TO IS degrees pOiariZt rion. IT,
boxes and hhis, 9G94 reals; stocks in ware
9 051 bags and 49, $50 hhds; receipts of the week
100 boxes. 6.tSO bags, and 10 400 hOgshead~:
shipments during the week, $50 bags and .5fD
hog heads. all 70 the United states MOlaSSes.
50deg p0'ariZatiOn516 2 = reals ( I'D per eg
Bacon }0 90 % - 90. currency, per cwt. Flour.
So O'Cf31 ~ currency. per bbl. for American
Beef. ierked. f3 reals. currency, per arrObe
Hams, American sugar cured, S33 OOU35 90.
currency. per quintal for Northern and 81 90
ass 90 for Southern. Lard, in kegs. S3} 20,
currency. per quintal, IN tins. S35 COO
36 co. p 1tatOes. so 90 - 10 50. currency, per
bbl TallOw SIS Goa q 81. currency. per Quin-
taI Wax yellow. 81 so 20 90. gold. per arrCba
Onions. S14 COGl5 Oh. currency. per hbl for
American. Empty HogSheads s. 0l64 80 gold
Lumber quit; white pine, S3f O0635 on. gold
per thousand feet; pitch pine. S33 0O03i 90
ShOOks-maTket active; for boxes, 447915
reals. gold: for sugar hOgsheads, 0122 reals;
for mOlsSses h~gshea s. 2l022 reals NAVY
beans white. 29r 29l5 reals currency per ar
robe Tobacco, chewing, S47 Goa 80 60 gold, per
quintal Corn. l0I114 reals. currency. per
arrobe Hoops dull; long shaved, SIS oo6
so on. currency. per thousand. Freights active
vessels in demand; loading at Havana for the
United States. per hOgshead of sugar s ora
3 p. currency; loading at ports on the north
per hogshead of sugar. 8 500 90; ditto per
hOgShead Of molasSes. p 80 ~ .
Ne. fouE. January I6.-FlOur, Southern,
dull: common 70 fair extra IS 5000 40; good TO
choice extra. s. 5017 81. Wheat opened
tiff stronger; afterwards became weak am
declined: 81 sing duh and heavy al inside
prices: uugraded spring, : % / 20; ungraded
J. 81 26Gl 81: No red. January delivery
St41a1 So Corn opened steady; subseq lentlv
declined lsCJSEc; closing heavy: ungraded 67&
f1OlS D.; Southern white, s51r6c do y, 10
sI-: No , January delivery. 6S15Q6SN. Oats
80 &C lower but NOR active; Ma. 3, 4Sc. Hops
firm. With moderate demand. Coffee dull and
unchanged sugar duh and a shade lower:
fair TO good refining quoted at 73s9716c; refined
about sJeaCy-staudard 4 SIC. MOlasSes un-
changed but quiet Rice steadily bela; trade
moderate Resin firm ar s. 371662 42lS. Tu--
pentine steady but quiet at 5i15U55c. Wool
fairly active and very firm; domestic fleece, 81
F550c: Texas, 14G31c. Pork dun. unsettled and
declining; mess, SIG 50G15 IS. Mddles dull
ana easier; long clear, &c. Lar. opened very
steady: afterwards became weak aud dec inc
va, DC per cWt. closing steady: prime steam.
IL 2lc Freights to Liverpool firm: cotton
per steam, 5-320Ld; wheat, per team. sgd
o~Tsv-tss.s January 10. - FtouF steady; extra,
s Ol05 81; choice TO fancy, s. SOS 90 Wheel
steady at 81 81. Corn steady; No. white, 73l6c;
mixed, 67xc. Oats irmer; No. white. 50r:
mixed 4Slsc. Pravisions-POrk firm ar SIS 50
Lard uOminal. BUlz meats firmer: shoulders.
= SOC; clear rib 65c: clear sides, 9 25c Bacon,
rib, 101c; clear, lO34c- Hams, sugar cureo,
20 Whisky steady at 81 IL.
CHICAGO, January 1T.-tlOur quiet ard I'M
changed Wheat in fair demand but lower:
al 2716 for January; 81 27A for February.
Corn dell. weak and lower; 605E062l6c for
cash; 6G9sc for J nuary; 6OAc for February.
oats dull. weak and lower; 43lfc for ca h /:
434c for January; 43c for February. Barley
steady and unchanged Provi~iOns-Dressed
hogs easier. s. p 10 Z 30 Pork in fair demand
but lower; mess Sl5 wal 10 for cash; 81 121b
for February. Lard active a shade lower;
10 &c for cash; II O2@ll Csc for February.
BULK meats steady; shoulders. 4nc: short rib.
Sc: short clear, g 25c Whisky steady az d IN
changed, 81 IS. At afternoon call: Wheat
firmer at 81 275kGe1 . for February. Corn
firmrr but not quOtably higher. Oats steady
sud unchanged. Provisions Irregular; no
marked changes.
~ T-,rIt January Is 49, Flour o41iat q nd I'm
changed. Wheat opened higher and closed
with a slight reaction. Corn unsettled and
lower; tsJsc FOR cash; 653sc for January; 6514c
for February. Oats lower; 46c for cash; 4634c
Tor January. PruyisiOns-POrk dull and lower;
mess, Sl7 IS bid for FEBRUARY. Lard l7we-
Bulk meats lower; shoulders 10c; rib s5c;
clear g Toe. Bacon quie; shoulders, SOC; rib,
S5c; clear, 10 25c.
CINcINNATI. January 16 Flour closed steady:
family. g 250b so; fancy. So 5017 20. Wheat
firm: No. red winter. 81 ~. Corn weaker and
heavy: No. mixed, t5a65Lc Oats I'M
changed. Pork dull; mess. St7 D Lard duh
at 10 sO11O S5c Bulk meats steady; shoulders
1906 SIC; clear rio. 5 sO3S OOc. Bacon in
fair demand: shoulders, Z SIC; clear rib, 10 co.:
clear sides, 10 SOC. Whisky steady and in
good demand at 81 I6; combination sales Of
finished goods, $50 barrels, on the basis OF 81 It.
sugar IN far demand hards, 95sG lU14c; New
Orleans. % Use Hogs, common and light,
s. - q 6 50. packing and butchers, s. 45Gb %
NBw ORLEAss. January 14.-kIour quiet hut
steady; superfne, e. 5O04 IS; double extra,
, = -
quiet, SllSic Oats in fair demand; prime
SIC Corn meal higher Provisons-PorE dull.
Lard steady; refined. sc; keg I2c. Bulk
meats ste-dy. with fair demand; shoulders,
loose &C. packed SOC; rib. packed 37l5l9 soc;
IOrg clear soc; short clear, soc. Bacon,
shoulders dull; sides scarce and firm and in
Request: shoulders, use; rib and long clear,
10 q 10lfc; ear side .1O5s 1103zc. Hams, sugar
cured, firm; canyased, i u 121fc. Whisky firm;
Western rectifed, 81 tO11 To- Coffee quiet
and weak, rtio cargOee, ordinary to prime. So
1liSzc. BJsgfr quiet but steady; common to
god common, bSsc; fair TO fully fair 62z0
7sSc; prime TO choice, 716G1&c; yellow ciari-
1-i S14G S3Ec. Molasses strong; common. 35@
l3c: far, 45It4sc; prime to choice. 5OGb0c;
centrifugal. s. t52c; fermentirg 2G5c lower
according to qualify and condition Rice &C i've
and firm; Louisiana, ordinary TO choice, 5G1c.
Br n firm at 81 p
fs.. --ro..s. January Is Oats steady: South
ern. 5Oa5'c; Western white, SIC re, ditto
mixed 5O15lc: Pennsylvania, s0153c Pre-
visions closed quiet; HESS pork. SIS IS. b1ll
-t--aus-ehoui1ers and clear side, packed.
TIC and csc Bacon shoul7s-s. SIC; cleei
20 si5-- l05{c. Hams. 12341l3lkc. Lard. re-
fined I2Jlc- Offee easier; hlu cGrgOes. ordins-
~ % fEir 6NaiOc sugar quiet; A soft. 9lkC
Whisky steady at 81 III. sr@ights dull.
Au.aINGCOH January 1b.-SDirIts turpen-
tine firm at 5116e ROsin steady at 81 90 for
srrsine1 and 81 Is for good strained. lsr firm
at - %. Crude rurpantlne firm at " 80 for
hard. - 90 for yellow dip, and - p for virgin
inferior. Corn unchanged; prime white, 81
6S2c; mixed. ss179c.
1t is stated that the largest receipts of
a single day at the Atlanta Exposition
we're about $4,000. On planters week
the receinfs were S17 800 The total