Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-09

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consolidated. fGI Quicksilver 49,.
: deferred -... l254 . preferred IS
Adams Express 1874 Reading 5Js<
Am'can Express 90 StIOuis n san + 3l3{
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Chicago Il Alton 1861 .. y list pref 9S
Chic, St.L.& NO. as st. Paul ... 1861
Consolidated COalt25 = preferred I2l
Del, Lack. Il w l273{ Texas Pacific - 395S
Fort Wayne l36 Union Pacific 1885,
Hannibal x st. 10 5Of U. ;. Express 6315
Harlem ....... 1909 Well Il Fargo I25
Houston & Texas. 70
IBID. asked. last.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. S, 500 p. m.-Futures:
Uplands, low middling clause, February and
March delivery, 5 42-64d. also Al Cad. also
40-64d; March and April. ) 44-64d, also
also 46-64d; May and June, ; 49-64d: June
and July, 54-64d. also 53-64d: July and
August, 59-6id. also 5S-64d. Futures barely
steady.
NEW YORK, Jan. S.-Cotton closed quiet:
sales l53 bales; middling uplands- lOl C. mid :
ding ding Orleans a. s 10 S-l6e; net recems 1920
Futurres-MarIet closed dun. with sales
of $1,000 bales. as follows: January delivery,
10 Ola 02c; February. 10 O7(dIO Csc; March,
10 2lCg 10 pc; April. 10 3JfGl0 &C; May 10 49d
10 zoe; June, 10 6sGle SIC; July, 10 75g1O 76c;
August. 10 S7GlO SSc.
The Posts cotton report says: culture de-
liveries at the first call showed loss OF 3-IOOc
and declined slowly but steadily another
Z
later months. Business. with few exceptions
continues to be confined to local operations
At the third call March sold at 10 20c.. June
10 SIC. August 10 SIC, January was offered at
lOc.. February at 10 07c.. April at 10 Bic Nav
at 10 4Sc.. July at 10 75c.'
GALVESTON. Jan. S.-COttOn steady: mid
ding CSC, low middling 914c. good ordinary
SIC; net receipts g,026 bales. gross QOS6: sales
l,260 bales; stock 1917 bales.
NORFOLK. Jan. S.-COttOn steady: offerings
light; middling Ice; net receipts 1853 bales,
gross 4.269; stock I4.0l5 bales; sales 566 bales
exports cOastwise l,SOl bales.
BALTIMORE, Jan. S.-COttOn quiet: mid
ding lOc, low -middling 9lae, good ordinary
&c; net receipts l76 bales, gross LIS; stock
lS.1l5 bales; sales to spinners 200 bales: eN-
ports, to the continent l.2OO bales. cOastwise
$40 bales.
BOsTON. Jan. Section steady; middling
I03sc. low middling 95sc good ordinary Of [c.
net receipts lS7O bales. gross 4.6lS: stock 400
bales; exports to Great Britain l.3l4 bales.
WILMINGTON, Jan. S.-COttOn firm: mid
ding 81 sc, low middling l-l6c, good ordinary
) 3-l6c; net receipts So bales. gross So: stock
1855 bales: exports to Great Britain 23O3
bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Section dull: mid
ding lO}sc, low middling lO1sc, good ordi-
nary 91sc; net receipts lS9 bales, gross 27O;
stock 1876 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. Section quiet;
middling- 92sc, low middling SIC, good or
binary SIC; net receipts -l6.02l bales, gross
l6,26S; sales $500 bales; stock 3O5.9OS bales:
exports. to Great Britain 1924 bales. to the
continent S,795. to France 7O,S55, coastwise
1852.
MOBILE. Jan. S.-Cotton firm; middling
9l5c, low middling &C, good ordinary SIC;
net receipts AS bales, gross LAS; sales 1900
bales: stock 1854 bales: exports. TO France
5000 bales. cOastwise I.277.
MEMPHIS. Jan. Section quiet: middling
81 sc. low middling 81 &C, good ordinary SIC; net
receipts 1S5 bales, gross 3,493: shipments 6.O23
bales; sales 1850 bales; stock 950S0 bales.
AUGUSTA, Jan. S.-COttOn quiet: mddling
tes
net receipts 554 bales: sales 500 bales.
CHARLESTON, Jau. S.-COtton steady: mid
ding SIC, low middling 912c, good ordinary
Sc: net receipts l,25S bales, gross l,25S; sales
1000 bales; stock l06,26S bales; exports. to
Great Britain $3.50 bales, to the continent 80 S5
bales, cOastWise 5000.
NEW YORK, Jan. S.-COnsOlidated net re-
cepts for all cotton ports 80, SIS bales; exports
to Great Britain III. l37 bales, to France 1885.
to the continent II ,:62.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. Section quiet; middling
81 e. low middling 81 SC, good ordinary $50;
net receipts 2,402 bales, gross 1854; shipments
2.SI2 bales: stock 81, PSI bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
HAVANA. Jan. 6.-Sugar-Market continued
quiet; quotations are nominal in the absence
of transactions; buyers refuse to pay reals.
gold. per arrOhe, which price is asked for; new
centrifugal sugar, on the basis OF IS degrees
polarization: stocks in warehouse at Havana
and OIatanzas, 10000 boxes, $1,000 bags, and
II 400 hOgsheads; receipts during the week 240
boxes, $50 bags and loo hOgsneads: exports
during the week, loo boxes, ,. 100 bags, and
2450 hOgsbeads. all to the United States
Lumber quiet; white pine, $34 00Ca36 90, gold,
per thousand feet; pitch pine, S35 00(q37 90.
Chewing tobacco, S43 O0(d49 90, gold. per
quintal, Freights quiet: loading at Havana
for the United States. per hid. of sugar. - 80
az IS, currency; per hid. of mOlasses. - -:
from ports on the north coast fOutside pOrts)
for the United States, per hid. Of sugar. 50 %
>. per hhds. of mOlasses 81 250t2 50.
LONDON, Jan. S.-The Mark Lane Espress.
in its review of the British grain trade during
the past week, SAYS: early sOwn wheat con-
tinue 10 look well, though in some cases the
color has been affected by long continued wet
weather. Late sOwn wheats are very I'M
promising and unsatisfactory. Sound native
Wheais fetch extreme rates. Damp sort
j. neglected Country -four arriving is in a
very unsatisfactory condition and cheaper.
while choice sorts are firm. Foreign bread
stufls were very quiet. Sales were restricted.
The stocks of wheat and Hour are very large.
The pressure of foreign flour is becoming
an incubus on the milling trade. Maize
continues TO decline. Barley has been
very quiet. CargOes Of-cOast have been
There were five fresh arrivals and six sales.
Five we're Withdrawn and five reman-all
American. About a dozen cafgQes are due
this week. The forward trade has been firm,
with fair business in California and Oregon.
sales of English wheat during the past week
were 2S.46S quarters. at Cos. I'd. per quarter,
against 10000 quarters, at As. 3D., for the cor
responding period last year.
NEW YORK, Jan. S.-FlOur, Southern, closed
steady; demand fair common to fair extra,
81 30G5 %; good to choice extra, IS 1905 40.
Wheat, cash lots al &c higher and strong:
No. spring. ungraded 94c(GSl Is: No. red,
January delivery, 81 III. Corn, cash lots 1
ala higher; options IA &c higher; ungraded,
6lG7Oc; No. :, january delivery, 6Is4(a6S1sc.
Oats 14@1zc higher and more active; No, 3,
451Sc. Hons very firmly held and in light de-
mand; New IOrks, 90cGSl Is: Eastern and
yearlings, 95cCd$l 90. Coffee. spot steady and
quiet; options higher; sales o. Rio, February,
TGle5 THG; Mexican quiet at l2c. Sugar dull;
fair to good refining, Ia 1907 l-l6c; refined
dull and unchanged. MOlasses quiet but firm;
New Orleans, 40dBle. Rice steady; sales of
500 bags RangOon at 2 q, in bond. Cotton seed
oil 5Od6OlSc. Hides dull; wet sailed New Or
leans, selected 90 to 60 pounds, 912(GlOc; Texas,
selected 30 10 sc pqrfrfT; 1iGli4c. Wool quiet
but steady. domestic h0ece 3SG4ac; Texas IA
d2Sc. Pork fairly active anu very steady;
- 90. the latter for choice; new mess. January
delivery. Is lO(dlS %; February, SIS l5(G4S p:
NIiddles quiet but firm; sales of long clear "a
d93zc Lard opened t0S points higher and
more active; closed firm: sales OF prime steam,
on spot 10 S5dI0 size; prime steam, Janu-
arv deiiVeFy, 10 70Gl0 I2c; February, 10 19d
10 SIC. Freights 70 Liverpool quli; cotton, per
steam, l<(G5l6d; wheat. per steam, 40.
BALTTMORE. Jan. S.-Oais steady; southern,
45'd4Sc: Western, white 4s,gise, mixed 44Cg46c;
Pennsylvania, 45G4Sc. Provisions steady and
fairly active: Mess pork, SIS so. Bulk meats
shoulders and clear rib sides, packed, SC and
IOI<c BacoH-SkQulders. 81 &c: clear rib sides.
lie Hams. l53zeeIstko. Lard, refined. lI54c.
Coffee steady; Rio cargOes, ordinary 70 1alr,
63<dSc. Sugar quiet; A soft, SIC. whisky
steady at 81 III. Freights TO Liverpool quiet:
CINCINNATf, Jan, S,-F1Our active, iirm and
higher; family, 81 1904 %; fancy, - OOeS %.
Wheat strong and higher; No. red winter,
81 DIAL O2 on SPOT. Corn strong and higher;
No. mixed. 5i0d55c for spot; SIG 541s January
delivery: SSlS $685. for February; ear soc.
Oats strong; demand coed; No. mixed, 4Oc
on spot. Pork stronger; mess. stI zs,cll 90 on
spot. Lard strong and in good demand at
Ia 75e. Bulk Eeais strong and higher; Shout
dsTs. SIC; clear rib, SIC. Bacon frmer;
shoulders, Sc; clear rib, l04c; clear sides, les{
Whisky steady and in fair dem nd at 81 H.
Sugar ouiet but steady hards, 81 4(d954c; New
orleans. 61S(d71sc. Hogs hrm; common to
light. $1,000 81; packing and butchers. So %
G5 60. -.
family. 81 i0a4 25s choice, 81 60g4 30; fancy,
81 SsSa5 IO Wheat higher5 10, red fan,
81 0On[(aI G0llk for cash; 81 els az lOl3s for
Tor January; h Oi4f for FebruaFyi no. 3 red
fan. gjc bid. Corn higher! 81 zd4l2sc Tor cash;
47I4fd4s3tc for Jannafys HtsC9is14 LOT HtpIu-
arv. Oats higher: 37IsCd3Sc for cash; 5'lse I0r
January: size for February. NhisKy st 81 ~
at 81 IA PrOyisiOns-POrk iirmer; Wess, SIo ~
lid Tor cash and January; $I7 10 bid for Feb
rilarv Bulk meats very slow; shoulders fVS,
short ~, 60c; short clear, &c asked Tor Olu.
Racon oulef. shoulders, Sc: short rib, pc;
short clear, lOl4c. Lara iElli sales oil small
~ IeTIsvIILE. Jan. s.-Flour frmer; extra
family. 50 z5td3 50; A No. !. 81 OO(G4 90; hlgi,
Trades. IS 0Od6 so. Wheat firmer; No. req
winter, 93d95c. Corn irmer; No. wnl, H- anu
No. ? mixed. &c. Oats steady; mixed W est
eyn. 46e. Provisions quiet: New mess pork,
sIT Is Rink me6fs-siloulders, SIC; clear ribs,
81 -. clear sitleS 9isc. HAMS sugar cured, loo