Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-30

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Virginia is ......+35 Panama .... 1879
:" consolidated. 81 Quicksilver 5000
" deferred 900. l215 - preferred 30
Adams Express .l34 Reading .. 557S
Am'can Express. 80 St.LOuis & san + 3317
Ch'peake & Ohio. 223< . - pref 527s
Chicago x Alton 1852 - - LIST pref 9i3&
Chic, St.L.& y. o. IS St. Paul .. 1862
Consolidated COal*2715 - preferred 1907
Del, Lack. x W l251z Texas Paeific w 4O3S
Fort Wayne .--- 1876 Union Pacific. 90. 995z
Hannibal Il st. 10 ~ Z. 5. Express. SO
Harlem ..-....... 1867 Well & Fargo 80. I24IS
Houston & Texas. % - ~
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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. %, 500 D. m.-Futures :
Uplands, low middling clause, January and
February delivery, 4l-64d; February and
March, 5 4l-64d; March and April, A-64g
Std; April and May, 4T-64d; May and
June, 5l-64d; June and July, 5 65-64d; Au-
gust and September, 63-64d(g5 62-64d. Flu
lures closed barely steady.
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-CottOn closed dull /:
sales al bales; middling uplands 10 Bloc,
middling Orleans 10 7-l6c; net receipts I.O62
bales, gross Z, $50.
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales of
1900 bales, as follows: January delivery,
10 ll(glO l3c; February, 10 l2Gl0 l3c; March,
10 z5(9lO 26ci April, 10 5000 40c; MAY. 10 530
10 SIC; June, 10 67(910 csc: July, 10 S0Cdl0 Sic:
August, 10 92(GlO 93c; September, 10 6l(G1O &c /;
october 10 22idlO &c; November, 10 l0(0l0 l3c.
The Posts cotton report says: Future deliv-
cries, after losing 7l00c 0d6 10c. in consequence
OF unfavOrable Liverpool advices and large
port receipts, recovered l-l0OcG2- lOOc.. and
sold at the third call, March 10 Csc, April
10 39c., May TO 53c., August 10 Gle. January
ana February was offered at 10 l2c. After
the recent heavy deliveries at Liverpool, "a quiet
time may be expected in that market. Should
our port receipts approach or equal those in
February, 1881, as predicted by well informed
parties, the depressing effect is likely to be
felt both here and at Liverpool The receipts
are 100000 bales less than in 1881. From this
date to the end of August will besufficient to
make a crop of 6, $50, 900 bales.'
GALVESTON, Jan. 29.-COtton firm; mid
ding 95sc, low middling &c, good ordinary
SIC; net receipts ,290 bales, gross 1896; sales
1873 bales; stock $3.50 bales; exports, to
Great Britain l,l56 bales, to the continent
3,735 bales, cOastWise l.76T bales.
NORFOLK, Jan. 29.-COttOn easier; middling
l3-l6c; net receipts 1880 bales, gross $3.50;
stock 1882 bales; sales 331 bales; exports
to the continent 4.75l bales, cOastwise l ,452
bales.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 29-COtton steady; mid
ding 1Oc, low middling CSC, good ordinary
SIC; net receipts 26 bales, gross ,SS3; stock
22,743 bales; sales to spinners, 81 bales; eX-
ports to Great Britain l,407 bales; cOastWise
597 bales.
Boston, Jan. 29.-Cotton steady: middling
1880. low middling csc, good ordinary CSC;
net receipts T'3 bales, gross l,S92; no sales;
stock 4,l6O bales.
WILMINGTON, Jan. 29.-Cotton firm; mid
ding CSC, low middling &c, good ordinary
SIS; net receipts 7l9 bales. gross 7l9; stock
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 29.-COttOn quiet
middling l01&c, low middling lO1Sc, good Ordi-
nary SO; net receipts 40, gross l25; stock
SAG bales; exports to Great Britain l,l55
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 29.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 97sc, low middling 5-l6c, good ordinary
SIC; net receipts S.9l9 bales, gross 9,7SI;
sales 1000 bales; stock BIAS bales; exports
TO Great Britain $3.50 bales, oOastwIse 3,40S
bales.
MOBILE, Jan. 29.-Cotton firm; middling
net receipts 20 bales, gross 1913; sales l,500
bales; stock 1902 bales; exports cOastwise
l,053 bales.
CSC, low middling 9l4c, good ordinary S1ac;
net receipts 3.3ll bales, gross 4,496: shipments
347I bales; sales 1850 bales; stock 939l9 bales.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 29.-COttOn steady; middling
csc, low middling S34c,. good ordinary; SIC;
net receipts $40 bales; sales GA bales.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 29.-COttOn firm; mid
ding l0c, low middling $50, good ordinary
q 6; net receipts ? 229 bales, gross 2,229; sales
500 bales; stock 1924 bales; exports coast
wise 1926 bales,
ST. Louis, Jan. 29.-Cotton firm; mid
ding CSC, low middling $50, good Ordi-
nary SIC; net receipts $50 bales, gross l,l0l ;
shipments PA bales; stock 66,6s4 bales.
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-COnsOlidated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports 1892 bales; exports
to Great Britain II ,260 bales, to France 100
bales, TO the continent 9,OS7 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
HAVANA, Jan. 29,-Sugar market continued
dull, but prices are not quOtably lower; re-
ceipts are scanty: the crop is about a fort
night backward; the late heavy rains We're
apparently confined to Havana and surround
ing districts; centrifugal, % to SO polariZa-
ton, in boxes and hOgsheads, 14(GS4 reals,
gold, per aTTObe; mOlaSSes sugar, 81 to 50 de-
grees polarization, 512G5ts reals, gold per ar
robe; muscOVadO. common to fair, 5l5d6
reals: stocks in warehouse at Havana and
MatanZas, 1850 boxes, 2S, 80 bags, and A.
600 hOgsheadS: receipts during the week
loss boxes, $3.50 bags and 1910 hOgsneads;
exports during the week, $500 bags and
5000 hOgsheads, all to the United states. Mo-
lasses firm so polarization 6(G61s reals, gold.
Der key. Bacon, S34(136 so currency, per cwt.
Ruttef. superior American, $50 O0G60 %, cur
rency, Der quintaI. Flour. S26 50(G21 80, eur
rencv. Der barred for American. JeFked beef,
$500 reals. currency, Der arrobe; large arrl-
walls here at coast ports Hams, American
sugar cured, $40 30, currency, per qulntal Tor
Northern; $50 for Southern. Lard, IN kegs,
S34 OO(d34 so, currency, per quintal; in tins.
$50 5Otd35 90. TallOw $16(G22 5O,Fper quintal.
Wax. yellow, SO 50Gll 80, gold, per arrobe.
Honey: 81 reals, gold, per gallon. Coal oil, in
tins, 1bgl0i2 reals currency, per gallon.
Empty lOgsheads, 81 35(G4 20, gold. Lumber
steady; white pine; SS2g3i, gold, per thou
sand feet; pitch pine; $50 9ggS2 ~. SHOCKS
steady; box 500 reals, gold. Beans, white
navy, 8llaGS712 reals, currency, per arrobe.
Chewing tobacco, s4gta53, gold, per quintal.
Corn, l6l 4Gl0l8 reals, currency, per arrobe.
Hoops dulI; long shaved. $50 00G52 90. cur
rencv. per thousand. Freights active and
firm; loading at Havana for the United
states, per hid. of sugar, g 5OtG2 %, currency,
per hid. Of molasses. - 49, to FALMOUTH and
orders 35s 6dlI31s Cd; from ports on the north
coast fouiside ports for the United States, per
hid. Of sugar, 8 1868 ., Rer hhds' OF molasses
81 25(G2 so.
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-FlOur. Southern, closed
quiet and unchanged; common to fair extra,
s. 30Cd5 90; good TO choice extra, 50 25tq6 50.
Wheat, cash lGts steady; options opened 40
&c lower; afterwards feeaYefed ana az
NrsH oil q
gste; No. 2 spring, nominal; ungraded winter
red, 81 0lQSl Isl No. red, 81 l514gGl 1910
! l7i uRgraded white = g5qlI Pei 20. red
Si Its%dSl ISsI. Corn I<(a1c lower; ungraded,
63ld693[c: ungraded white, 6Sc; No. 2,January
delivery, 67IS(G6Sl SC; February, 673std6S}sc.
oats 14414c lower but active; No; :, 48 &C.
a65s; vesrlings, SSG95c. Coffee quiet but firm
SnF dnolapseG Sngar dull and weak; fair
to good refining, O5<(g3e; FehaS7 Ee1,sseri vel
low C67sG7sc,w white extra y .Ssey y, e& 5Il
q 7l[G7lSc. yellow 614gGt4c, on \ '74lgSc,
mould A $40. standard \ SIC; conteetl0ner :
A 3-l6c, cut loaf a4d eFgSheo 30, PoM-o tSir
S3<(aS7sc. granulated 9-lBc, eu1es ttegdc'
Nt6Iasses quiet and unchanged. Rice steady
but quiet. Cotton seed oil, 4SG56c: HIDES urn
and IN faiF qemandi yer salteq NeN O[l5 5aIs'
selected 50 to so pounds, 44toc; fe&sss sflecl-
ed 80 to 90 pounds y z gG 5e
l4dsse. Pork very dull; prices more or less less
nominal; sales of new HesS, az sb9i; 49s2 ~ to
at SIS 311SlGlS 20; sales OF tleaI ltSh a. 81 q.
options neglected. Mlddles dulI anu WeaA
sales of long clear at 9i4e. Lard, 70 !
points higher; only moderately active;
sales of prime steam, on spot 10 S19gll OOci
To arrive 10 900. cash and freight; prime steam,
FEBRUARY. delivery. 10 95(9l0 97c. Frelghts TO
lissTpool steady; cotton, per steam, 14@o-lou;
CaIc ts6, Jan: s29.ZFIour qqiel, sfEing, s. y 80
al 75: winter. 50 1901 IS; patents, s. s0ge 70
Wheat in active demand but irregular ana
uuseltiadi regular, 81 OF for January, 81 O214
FOR FebFuaFFi Nc, z Chicago SPRING, ~ VS.
No. 3 Chicago spring, SCI No fed WINTER
81 O3GI o.. Corn unsettled and lower; 900
for FEBRUARY. Oats quiet and weaker; a634c
for cash; 500 zQ5S65sc for january; B1c for Feb
- Dressed hogs dull and a shade lower;
iight. re. LeRyy, 25c- Pork steady; mess,
az eoai7 q for cash and January; Sl7 3215 for
February: SI7 52iklGlT s.. Lard quieti closed
Ia s-tys; "a -2ISc for February. Bulk meats in
fair demand; shoulders. 6 CSC; short rib, CSC;
short clear, SOC. whlskg steady and I'M
NEsr DRLEANs, Jan. 20.-Flour strong;
high grades, 81 GGsg5 so, Corn steady ane IN
"a 5ld52c. Pork in fair demand; mess,Sls IA
ais %. Lard steady; refined. IN tlerces lil9
NE. in kegs ne. Bulk meats in falr de-
mand: shoulders, packed. 1907 lzt2c; clear
T-ib and long clear, 93s(G91zc. Bacon scarce
ard firm: clear rib and long clear lO5sCGlO12e.
L. 49,. as in size. Whisky steady; Western
,.eeti1ied' 81 OslaI 90. Coffee quiet but firm;
pt, earSoes common 10 prime, 6(g95zc. sugar
II s-9,5d -deIt ahlg common 10 goOu common,
IA q. fair to fully lalF, st29skal5 prime 70
choice e(a6l &c: yellow CHARMED, "a a52S; cl9les
white clarified, 7349azsc. Molasses Aues anu anu
weak: common, 249s7ei centrifugal; zi9zoci
80 s ls, ,,,rii,a IN choice. B3(04ICf ternlent-