Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-01-22

. J5-b4Q; February ana March, D 5S-64ds April
and May, l-64d; May and June, 4-64d.
Market duh but steady.
100 p. m.-Sales to day included $3.50 bales
of American.
Middling uplands. sgd; middling Orleans,
6 Lied.
200 p. MIXTURES: Uplands. low middlmg
clause, February and March delivery, 57-64d /;
4 pril and May. Cd.
300 p. MIXTURES: Uplands. low middling
clause, March and April delivery, 6l-6id !;
June and July, 7-64d.
$500 p. MIXTURES: Uplands, low mddling
clause, May and June delivery, sid. Flu
lures closed firm.
NEW YORK. Jan. q, noon-CottOn dull
middEng uplands. 10 Lille: middling Orleans,
10 l3l6c; sales 40 bales, including 500 bales in
transit.
Futures: Market opened barely steady,
with sales as follows: january dellvery,lO j4c ;
February. 10 SOC; March, 10 76c; April, 10 soc
May. II Ole; June, II lSc-
SEQ p. m.-COtJOn dull; middling uplands,
TO ll-l6c; middliug Orleans, 10 l3-l6c; sales
266 bales; net receipts GA bales, gross 5,0l9.
Futures-Market closed dull but steady,
with sales Of $1,000 bales, as follows: Janu-
airy delivery, 10 56Gl0 sac: February, 10 $50
10 coo; March, 10 36,Gl0 &c; April, 10 clio
10 92c; May. IL O5Gl 06c; June. II lSgll l9c =;
July. II SOC; August, II 3SGll 39c; September.
II 05cll 06c; October, 10 OSgl0 zoe; November.
10 G0.Gl0 62c.
The POSTS cotton report says: Future de-
livcries after a decline of 4-lO0(G5- l00c at the
first call, lost another l-lOOc, and then recOV-
cred 2 l00c so that before the third call prices
ranged 1900 below Saturdays closing quota
tiOns. The market was very quiet yet the
bids-the lowest prices Of the day-Were re-
fused. At the third call January brought
10 sac, February 10 60c, April 10 92c, June
IL l9c, July II Bic, August II 30c. March was
offered at 10 nc and May at II 06c. Futures
closed quiet. with January, September and
October 2-l00c and the balance 4-IO0c lower
than last Saturday.
GALVESTON, Jan. 2l.-CottOn steady; mid
ding 1885, low mIddling 10 Lice, good ordi-
nary 9 9-l6c: net receipts 3,737 bales, gross
3,737; sales 933 bales; stock 1881 bales; eX-
ports, to Great Britain 1851 bales.
NORFOLK, Jan. 2l.-COttOn quiet and easy !:
mlddling lOl4c; net receipts 3,35S bales, gross
3 ,35S; stock 42,246 bales; sales 497 bales; ex-
ports cOastwise 2,257 bales.
BALTIMORE, Jan. Election steady; mid
ding l015c, low middling l01 Sc, good ordinary
9l2c; net receipts 327 bales, gross 1850; sales
I07 bales; stock 1856 bales; exports coastwise
100 bales.
BOsTOE, Jan. Election quiet middling
1890, low middiing 1890, good ordinary SIC;
net receipts 5G3 bales, gross l,747; stock 1900
bales.
WILNINGT0E, Jan. Election dull; mid
ding TO- Sc; low middling g34c; good ordinary
81 So; net receipts 1872 bales, gross 1872; stock
$3.50 bales; exports coastwise 500 bales.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 2t.-COtJOn nfm; Md
ding l0tsc, low mIddhng 1890, good ordinary
DC; net receipts II bales, gross 645; stock
1880 bales
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Election quiet; mid
ding lG@sc, low mlddllng 10 l-l6c, good or
binary il Ice; net receipts 5,S6S bales, gross
5,574 sales 5000 bales; stock 4l4,554 bales;
exports to Great Britain 1916 bales, to France
Z ,262, cOastWise son.
MOBILE. Jan. 2l.-COttOn dull and easy;
midding 10 slice; low middllng 10 Lice; good
ordinary 9 ll-l6c; net receipts 34S bales. gross
BIZ sales 500 bales; stock SC, SOB bales; exports
coastwise 7t5 bales.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 2I.-COtton easy: middling
1855, low middling 91sc, good ordinary SIC;
net receipts l,732 bales, gross 2,052; shipments
,064 bales; sales 1900 bales; stock "a $40
bales.
AUGUSTA, Jan. Election dull; middlng
Zoe, low middling 934c; receipts 100 bales !;
sales 42S bales.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 2I.-Cotton dull; bust
ness ,gnimportant; middling 10 Lice, low
middling 0l e, good ordinary 954c; net re
ceipts ,653 bales, gross l633; sales none; stock
69,32l bales; exports, to the continent 1890
bales, cOastwise ,, 230.
ceipts for all cotton ports to- day, lS,525 bales
exports, to Great Britain 24.S04 bales, to
France 1862, to the continent 9,S43.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. q, noon.-Cheese Sos.
Bacon, long clear middles Ais.
LONDON. Jan. 2l.-The Mark Lane EDDneSs
IN its weekly review OF the British grain
trade, says the weather has been mild, damp
and fOggy. The autumn crops are not too for
ward. but if the mildncSs continues a pre-
mature spring growth is anticipated: The
wheat crop looks well, but the position begins
TO assume elements Of danger. Values are
declining except for choice perfect samples.
Flour is cheaper. Mailing barley tends up
ward. Foreign wheat is dull and declining.
Maize is cheaper. The new crop of mixed
American turned out to be of inferior quality.
Round maize to-day was 6d(Gls cheaper. Of
cargOes of coast there were fOHr arrivals;
TWO were Withdrawn, two were sold and tour
remained. CargOes on the passage met with
little attention, aud their values are nominal.
The sales OF English wh6at during the week
were s5S.650 quarters, at 3Ss Cd per quarter,
against 5i,991 quarters at 40s per quarter dur
ing the corresponding week last year.
NEW YORK. Jan. p, nO0n.-ElOur duh and
heavy. Wheat opened 15(G34c better but later
lost most of the advance. Corn 12G3sc better
but quiet. Pork quiet but steady; mess, Sl4 %
tdti 50. Lard firm at S 81 SC. FTeights dull.
500 p. m.-FiOuF. soutEeTn closed barely
steady; common to fair extra, So 1904 ~;
good to choice extra, 81 1906 so. Wheat-spOt
lots firm; prices without much change; IN
4raded red, S4cGSl OS; ungraded white, $50
DISC; No. red, on spot 81 0212(Gl 023<, Janu-
airy delivery 81 0l5s9l Uzt4. COrn-spOt lots
steady: ungraded. 50G62c: ungraded white,
co. G60S4e. Oats-spot lots without decided
change: No. ,, 39e. Hops unchanged; new.
I2G27c. Coffee, fair BIO dali and nominal at
l2j Sc; No, Rio, on spot 10 soc, February de-
livery 10 40GiO SOC, Sugar steadily held; fair
to good refining, l3-l6,G5 -i0c, refined
weak-C eos e. extra q 65s(G65sc, white
extra c 634G65sc, yellow 5l9G55sc. OF A $40
lie. mould \ 73sc, standard A 73sG7 7l6c,
sc, powdered s.st1e54s, graduated l3-l6c,
cubes 81 &C. MOlasses moderately active and
steady. Cotton seed OIL, &c. Hides steady
and and moderately active; wet sailed New
Orleans selected, so to 90 pounds, 9,9lOc; Tex
as selected eiIG I0c. Wool held firmly; DO
iRcstic fleece, S2t94zc; Texas, l4(G2Te. Pork
held somewhat strong; mess, on spot, $l4 b q
@l2 So. Middles arm; long clear, 81 a. Lard
LOTT of
407 points, but closed stronger; contract
grade, on spot, 5 95c; January delivery, 8 $50
sc. Freights TO Liverpool dull; cotton. per
steam. S-l6d; wheat, per steam, 5(g354d.
BALTIMORE, Jan. p, nOOn.-Flcur closed
STEADY, Howard stfSas sgd Western SUI
periine. 81 1893 -; extra, So 80 al g5; family,
s. 90,g5 20: city mills superhne, y 1903 90;
extra, s. 1905 -: Rio brands, s. 1906 20.
Wheat-SOuthem firmer; Western higher;
Southern. red 81 09,Gl 10, amber 81 l2Gl lS;
No. ! Maryland, 81 1901 Is; No. Western
winter red. on spot. 81 O814t9l Ofts. Corn
Southern nominal: Western steady; southern,
white BKdGlc, yellow 62gbSc.
$500 D. Ia.-Oats lower and dull; Southern,
43G46c: Western. white 4S>G4sc, mixed 4zoe45c;
Pennsylvania G4sc. Provisions fairly steady I;
Mess pork, SIS IS, Bulk meats-shoulders and
clear rib sides, packed, 20 and e54o. Bacon
shoulders 71sc, clear rib sides 81 &C. Hams.
1888 G4lac. Lard, refined. loo. Coffee dull
and easy; Rio cargOes, ordinary to fair,
III GI2l5c. Sugar steady; \ soft, 73zc. Whis-
dun.
INV ORLEANS. Jan. 2I.-Flour steady;
family. 81 00Gl 80; high grades. 81 s515lG5 is.
Corn steady; mixed, Gle. Oats lower: choice.
4Sc49c. Pork scarce and higher; old, SIS so.
Lard steady; refined. III Uerces, SIC; in kegs,
sic. bulK meSts higher; shoulders, packed,
e 2oc. Bacon scarce and HrmerI shoulders,
none here; long clear and clear rib, - cas- sc.
Hams choice sugar cured canyased. steady at
lie. Whisky unchanged. Coffee quiet and
weak, ITO eargoes, common to prime, 1910
1890. sugar steadyi falr TO fully fair $50
Csc; white Clarified 714(Q43sc. M0lasses &C
tive and firm; centrifugal, l9932c; fair, $50
2Sc. Cotton seed 0il-prime crude, 376SSc:
summer yellow, 4SlG45c.
CHICAGO. Jan. 2i.-FlOur dull Wheat
in good demand; regular, January delivery,
So 5tdgS9l 4; No. Chicago spring, eSd99c; No.
2 red winter, Sa9sdSs%<0. Corn IN fair de-
mand cash lots, 5ll4(G52o; January delivery,
5lslG52lSc. Oats dull and nOminallY un-
changed. Pork in good demand and firmer;
SI4 70dl4 IS for cash; February delivery,
SI4 72isal4 IS. Lard nOmlnally unchanged;
cash lots and January delivery, ) 62129S csc.
bulE meats in fair demand; shoulders; soc;
shor. rib, S5c; short clear, 5 l0c. Risky
steady at 81 10. Sugar unchanged.
CTHCIkKATI, Jan. 2l.-ElOur in light de-
mand: family, 81 50,G4 s.; fancy, % OV'esS ~.
Wheat in light demand at 81 OOgl OIL. Corn
easier: No , mixed. sic. Oats quiet at 5634c
PrOvisiOns-P Pork duh at SIS %. Lara qulet
at 5 CSC. Bulk meats firm; shoulders 65zci
short rib SIC. Bacon firm; shoulders z9c;
short rib Soc; short clear sl1sc. W hlskF
active and firm at 81 IA. Sugar firm; hard re-
fined, sllCa9lzc; New Orleans, 5l3gd63zc. Hogs
steady; common and light, s. 50G5 %; pack
ing and butchers. IS 600g6 Is.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 2I.-Flour quiet. Wheat
higher but slow; No. red fall, 81 OF for cash,
81 OllZ6dI OBS for February delivery. Corn
steady: 45lz Gg46lsc for cash. $3.50 for January
delivery. Oats easier and slow: 32iG32zsc Tor
lash: SzIlc for February delivery. Whisky
steady at 81 Is. Professionalism steady; old
sl4 so: new. SIS 90. Bulk meats firm; long
.Iaar z soc. short rib. z roc: short clear, T5c.