Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-16

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Houston & Texas. IS
bid. last.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Is, 500 p. m.-Futures ::
Uplands, low middling clause, January deliv-
cry, 3S-64d; June aud July, 52-64d; July
and August, 57-64d. Futures barely steady.
NEW YORK. Jan. l5.-COttOn closed quiet I;
sales So bales; middling uplands l03-l6c,
middling Orleans 10 7-l6ci net receipts LISP
bales, gross 1873.
Futures-Market closed dull. with sales Of
$4,000 bales, as follows: January delivery.
10 Ol(Gl0 O2c; February, 10 O6; March, 10 100
10 20c; April, 10 33Gl0 3lc; May, 10 47c; June,
10 Gle; July, 10 74glO 75c; August, 10 S5g
10 Soc.
The ESeBing Posts cotton report says: 'Fu-
ture deliveries are neglected and dropped
5-lO0c. to 4-lOOc. Outsiders who began buying
last week TO a small extent have retired from
the market. being evidently OF the opinion that
the time for an advance has not yet come.
Liverpool advices certainly are not calculated
to invite buyers to operate largely. The re-
duced quotations OF = 81. for middling uplands
nets here, free of commission, Sc, and
) 45-6fd. for April and May nets 55c- More
over. the quantity afOat for Liverpool as well
a that uncIeared on shipbOard, is large, and
spinners are said to be well supplied.
GALVESTON. Jan. l5.-CottOn steady; mid
ding 934c, low middling 95sc, good ordinary
SIC; net receipts 1855 bales, gross 1855; sales
1850 bales; stock lS7,964 bales.
NORFOLK, Jan, l5,-COttOn dull; offerings
light: middling 1885, net receipts 2,T49 bales,
gross ;, 749; stock 1898 bales; sales 3Sl bales;
exports cOastwise !, 2S6 bales.
BALTIMORE. Jan. l5.-COttOn quiet aud
steady; middling Toe, low middling 81 &c, good
ordinary sc; net receipts 1850 bales, gross
3,6l3; stock D, 49, bales; sales to spinners 25O
bales; exports cOastWIse Go bales.
BOSTON, Jan. l5.-COttOn steady; middling
1880. low middling 97sc, good ordinary 81 6;
net receipts $50 bales, gross 3,S4S; no sales;
stock 2,fe0 bales:
ding CSC, low middling q C, good ordinary
3-16c; net receipts 453 bales, gross 453; stock
l6,el2 bales; no sales; exports to Great Britain
1906 bales, ooastwise 81.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. I5-Cotton quiet;
middling l01 SC, low middling i0lsc, good ordi
nary 9lsc; net receipts AS bales, gross go;
stock :,i30 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. l5.-COttOn quiet; mid
ding 9}sc, low middling 93-l6c, good ordi-
nary 1876; net receipts 4,l76 bales, gross
1917; sales 5000 bales; stock 3l6,539 balesi OK
ports to Great Britain 1850 bales, to France
l.5OO bales. TO the continent 1855 bales, coast
wise 4,O60 bales.
middling CSC, low middling 93sc, good Ordi-
nary &c; net receipts ,, l5S bales, gross 2, Us;
sales 1000 bales; stock 1851 bales; exports
oOastwise I,520 bales.
MENraIs, Jan. 1j.-COttOn steady; middling
csc, low middling sc. good ordinary SIC; net
bales; sales LOO bales; stock 90,9lS bales.
AUGUSTA, Jan. l5.-COttOn quiet; middling
NC, low middling $50, good ordinary 5 &c;
net receipts az bales; sales 46S bales.
CHARLESTON, Jan. l5.-COttOn quiet; mid
ding CSC, low middling &c, goQd ordinary
Sc; net receipts 597 bales, gross 1887; sales 900
bales; stock ioi,z06 baiesi exports ceastwlse
2,f99 bales.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10 Consolidated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports 36,059 bales; exports
to Great Britain 9,I46 bales, to France l,5OO
bales; to the continent 2,170 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. l5.-CottOn steady; mid
ding 9l5c, low IfiiddlipG 91sc, good ordinary
SIC: net receipts 1862 bales, gross LAS; ship
ments 7SS bales; sales 30 bales; stock 69,015
bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
RIO DE JkNEIRO. Jan. 15.-COfTee, good
firsts, 3,40Od3,550 refs per ten kilOs. Average
daily receipts for the week 5000 bags. Ship
ments for the week to channel and north Of
Europe 5000 bags, TO the United states 52,UoO
bags. to The Mediterranean 1000 bags. sales
of the week for the channel and north of
Europe $4,000 bags, for the United States $4,000
bags, for the Mediterranean 5000 bags stoGk
2OS'V vSroS ~, Ian ;5-Cof1ee, superior Santos,
. oOo1,9 Soo 1eis ppr ten kilOs. Average daily
TeceiDts for the week $500 bags. shipments
Of The week 80 900 bags Iall to Europe. oaies u
the week 1900 bags, all for EUROPE 0'ooA
Havana, Jan. I5.-sugar, sEing, to I'M
favorable news from the United etafes
market. was rather broken down ana grant
Il now general; mOlasses sugar. 80 10 ~ degrees
polarization. 51z(d6 reals, gold, per arrObe;
museOYadO, common to lair, $685. reals; cen
trifugal sugar, q = 81 degrees polarization, IN
boxes and hhds.. - C2s14 reals; stocks IN ware
house at Havana and MataRLas, 1890 boxes,
24 $50 bags, and 2.450 hOgsheads; receipts dug
ing the week $50 boxes, 5000 bags ana bl29
hOgsneads; exports during the week, 70
boxes. Also bags. and 1910 hogsheads, of
which S440 bags and all the hOgsheads to the
United states. MoiSsses active; 80 polarlza-
ton cas- reals, gold, per kee, Coal OIL, IN
f FmntT 65oSsheads. 81 00d4 50 gold Lumber
steady, Shocks firm; box S12Gg reals, gold.
White navy beans, 321 9G$S reals, currency,per
arrObe. Hoops steady. FrelgEts firm; vessels
in demand; loading at Havana for the Unlted
states. per hid. of sugar, 81 5OG2 IS, currency,
per hid. of mOlasses. - 25; to Falmouth and
orders, 35s 6d(G37s Cd; from ports on the north
coast (Outside ports for the United STATES, per
81 25G2 so. Leaf tobacco quiet, excepting
remedies filters, which are quite animated at
SIS OOG4 90, gold, per one hundred pounds;
Tie variations of the weather this season have
caused cQutlnually changing reports, especially
in regard To fbe Suelta AbajO crop, such re-
ports favOring speeulatqIEs the lately reported
damages, caused by renewed iiea1 FeAyy rams
LONDON, Jan. 15.-The Market Lane Fs-
eaegs, in its review OF the British
grain ts@Ge during the past week,
saws: s'The we;tiLEr has been decidedly
more favorable for outdoor work. The de
mapd for wheat at the close was slack and
disappointing. Buyers resisted any adj
tEe market closed somewhat better,
OF caFgGss there were only sales of two
Of Chicago sPlins e 59s 3dCg4Os. Inc
market is nearly bare. Flour was IN liberal
suDplv The trade was slow ana the prices
low for foreign flour. The demand continues
to increase. Barley was unlInproved; Tor
eigu was quiet. Oats were steady and I'M
changed; foreign improved about Is. Maze
ertaf NJ
therefore was maintained sales OF English
wheat during the past week were a2SS9 quar-
tiers, at 40s. per quarter, against 1850 guar
tiers. as 45s. sd. per quarter, during the CORES
poHding period last year.
NEW fOEK Jan. I5.-FlOur. Southern, closed
quiet but firm; common TO 1alf extra, u 00Ng
10: good to choice extra, 50 I5(Gt 20. W neat,
cash held very steady; options opened hrm,
suIseG uently declined 1s914c, closing with
more strength; E9. 2 spring nominal; nn-
graded winter red, 9oe9Sl les, No. 2 red,
January delivery, 81 i2si kS s,d aeBRfi gbqyy
OPTIONS opened 1.(63se better, afterwards lost
advance: closing stronger again at about out
side rates; ungraded, 64lg'ge; white Soutnern,
6lYd6Sc: No. , January delivery, 6'12Cg6oc;
February, G6s4 G667sc. Oats shade lower and
les active: No. 3, 451 4CG4515c. Hops dull and
nominallv unchanged. Coffee, spot firm but
quiet; options higher; sales oil no AT 9oc.
good refining quoted at t.s9'c; reined less
actir e-yellOw c, 7g114c, white extra Z '24c.
yellow extra c 73s(G72sc, yellow o2s6gqotsc, on
:. 7sCGSc, mould a S5sc; standard \ S1sc, con-
fectiSaerss A sc. cut loaf and crushed sc,
powdered 5-G4c, cubes &c. MOlasses quiet
but steady Riceln fhir demand. Cotton seed
oil 5O(G56c. Hides steady; wet saitod New Or
leans. selected 80 to 90 pounds, 9GlOc; Texas,
selected 20 TO 50 pounds. lU12(qHt4c. W ool
dull and weak, domestic fleece 52(g47c; IeNas
I4GsSc Pork quiet but very strongly held;
sales of new mess, on spot, at SIS 6OtGle 50;
Year back. SCI se.g72 90; family mess, SIS 35tg
10 %. neg mess, January delivery, SIS Asa
n s5. February, IS 50,9ls %. Mlddles quiet
but firm; long clear, s7sg52c. Luz t.uiu 1ile1 .t
S6lO Doints higher; closing weaker, WIN Ile
3 ysbce almost lost: fair speculative trading;
sales If prime steam on spot, IL 09c; 10 arrive
lie. cost and freight: February HellNery, II W
mi Toe. Freights to Liverpool duli; eoit0n'
per steam, l<lI5-l6d. -. -.
NKw OBLE1Rs, Jan. l5.-Elour qulet ,,i D9.
firm: high grades, s. COOS 20. Corn quIet;
white, 57e: yellow, 5Sc, Corn meal hlgheI at
81 so Oats steady; prime, 4se; eholee, So 80
Pork demand fair, prices hlShefs Iless,
SIS POI 1fGIs 25 Lard. refined. ia tierees Tic, IN
kegs HE. Bulk meats in fair demand sionI
deIs. hacked 6ET5d6 soc; clear rib and long
clear. q 25c, Bacon, no shoulders on manu-,
clear rib and long clear at To- SC. Hams, sugar T
cured ouiet but firm; choice canvased, l74
I3ILc. Whisky steady; Western Feetlned' ~ 20
al 20. Coffee dull; Rio cargoes, common TO
prime. 6G9szc. Sugar steady; common 70
100 common. 5G5ISc; fair to fully fair, $50
80. 'pris,e to choice, Gao &C; yellow clarl-
fci -fd7ilc u. cnoiGe and white CHARMED, ESQ
Sc Nolasses quiet and weak; centrifugal, ~
(ds5c: fair and eistern bottoms, 35oe 4Oei prime
TO choice, szlqs2e, Rlce scare aIi lYt Attttt
Louisiana, ordinary 70 choice, 47stq62se' OOt-
ton seed oil steady: prime crude, 3sg3eei sum
mer yellow, refined, 4l(G43c.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 15.-Oats steady ana nfms
Southern. 46d49c; Western, white 4SG45c,
mixed 4os647c; Pennsylvania. 46d49c. Proyls-
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