Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-01-10
New Orlaans Pa


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Bid.
COTTON.
| MANCHESTER, Jan. 9.-Cloth dull, with a
downward tendency. Yarns easier but not
| quOtably lower.
| LIVERPOOL. Jan. 9. MODIFICATION dull
/ and without quOtable change; middhng up
lahds DIS {; mlddllng Orleans Lied; sales
! 5000 bales, for speculation and export Lose
/ bales; receipts l6,l 100 bales-all American.
! Futures; Uplands, low middling clause,
January and February delivery, ) 90 64d:
| February and March. Ga; March and April.
3-64G6 ed; April and May, S-64G6 7-64d
| May anu June, ll-64d; June and july.
/ Ibid; July and August & lS-6ld Market
quiet at advance.
The tenders Of deliveries at to-day's clear
| lngs amounted TO 1900 bales new docket and
200 bales old docket.
p. m.-sales to-day included $500 bales
/ of American.
Futures, Uplsnda. low middiing clause,
January delivery, 56l-64d. value; january
and February, 5 GLAD. value; February and
March, Cd, sellers; March and April.
= SD sellers April and May, s-64d, sell
| ers; May and June, 6 ll-64d, BUYERS: June and
July, 8 l5-64d, sellers; July and August.
o lS-64d, buyers; August and September,
z2-64d. buyers. Market firm.
400 p. m.-Futures: Uplands, low middling
clause, January delivery. 62-64d; January
| and February, ; 62-64d; February and March,
| 6lG6 LTD; May and June, l2-64d; June and
July, l5-6id; July and August, 20-6fd.
o:oo P. mr. dtuEes: Oplands, low mlddling
clause. January delivery, 60-64d. buyers:
January and February, 60-64d, buyers
| February and March, 63-64d, value: March
and April 3-64d, sellers; April and May,
b I-64d, sellers; May and June, l0-64d, buy
ers; June and July, l4-64d, value: July and
August, 6 l8-64d. value; August and Sep
| TENDER, 6 22-64d, value. Market closed barely
steady.
sales for the week. $4,000 bales-AmerIcau,
! $4,000 bales; Spectators took 800 bales; eX-
| pOrters took $500 bales; actual exports, 2,70C
Dales; imports Isl, 600 bales-American, $50, 00C
! bales; stock, 69S.0O0 bales-American, 49,, 0OC
| bales; ahoat $4,000 bales American, 3 ,00C
| bales.
NEW YoRE, Jan. 9, noon.-Cotton very dull;
mIddbng up!ands Il1s2; middhng Orleans
| 1lssc; sales l55 bales.
futures: Market opened weak, with sales
as folloWs; January delivery, II lac; February.
II d2c; March, II l3c; April, IL 26c; May,
500 p. m.-Cotton closed weak; middling
uplands ll1sc; middling Orleans, Il3ac; sales
lib bales; net receipts 376 bales, gross ,O73.
sales of llO,8OO bales, as follows: January de-
| livery, II 04l9ll Csc; February. II 0l0lI O2c:
March, IL 07(01 Csc; April, IL 1901 zoe; May
II 22t9ll S3c; June. II 44Dl1 45c; July, II 55o
| II SIC; August, IL 65(0ll &c; September, II 3Od
| IL S4c; October, 10 S49l0 SIC.
The PO8Fs cotton report says: Future
deliveries at the first call sold at the second
| round $1,000 to 3-l0Oc lower than at the be-
| ginning of the call. The near months were
| 2-l0Oc below yesterdays quotations: the later
| months barely changed. After the call the
| decline continued at first slowly, but the
| pressure to sell continued, and did not cease
! till before the third call, when sales were
made at lI-1O0c to $1,000 below Yesterdays
final quotations. At the third call there was
| little disposition to buy or to SELL and only
| O sold M
| bales of May at IL 32c. Futures closed steady:
| February lO-lO0c and the balance $1,000 tC
| 7-lOOc lower than yesterday"
| GALVESTON, Jan, 9.-COtton firm; middling
| 10 9-l6c.
NORFOLK, Jan. 9.-Cotton quiet; middlin2
WMMINGTON, Jan. 9.-Cotton quiet: mid
| ding lO55c.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 9.-Cotton quiet anC
easy; middling l0Ac.
! MOBILE, Jan. 9.-Cotton steady; middline
MEMPHIS, Jan. 9.-COtton quiet; middlina
lO3sc.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 9.-Cotton dull; middlinq
CHARLESTON, Jan. 9.-Cotton quiet; mid.
ding lO1zc.
,MoNTGoMERY, Jan. 9.-Cotton firm; mid.
MACON, Jan. 9.-Cotton firm: middlins
! 1O14c.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 9.-Cotton firm; middlin2
| 10Ac.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 9.-Cotton quiet; mid.
ding 1890.
R6ME, Jan. 9-Cotton quiet; middlinl
SELMA, Jan. 9.-COtton steady; miGdlinl
1890, low middling l0Ac, good ordinary SIC
| NEE yOHE, Jan. 9.-CcnsOuuatea nos 40
| ceipta for all cotton Forts to-day 22,362 bales
| exports. TO Great Britain 1886 bales, Il
France 2,585, to the continent 6,579.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 9, Notwithstanding
/ o1o 81
| dies BIS Cd; short clear 3is Cd. Lard, prime
| Western SIS. Corn, new mixed IS. Peas
| Canadian IS lid.
NEW YOEA. Jan. 8. noon.-FlOur que
| but steady. Wheat higher and firm. Corn
higher and firm. Pork firm; mess 9I3 OO0I3 %
Lard nrm at 35c. Freights steady.
500 .. m.-Flour. Southern frmer. Wheat
spot lots 192c higher, closing with some re-
| action; ungraded red S7tG9719c; No. 2 red
January delivery 9l4@9l%c. COrn-spot lott
&c higher; ungraded 5l@5315c; Southern
| white $40; No. ?, January delivery 521&c
| Oats 15(G34c higher; No. ?, January delivery
36Ic. Hops firm. Coffee, fair Rio. on SPOT
quiet at 9Ac; No. Rio, January delivery
| S l5c. Sugar firm but quiet; fair to good re.
filming 454c; refined frmer-white extra {
| SIC. yellow 4Hc, mould A CSC. Molasses un.
| changed. COttOn-seed oil-34(G35c for crude
40 94lc for refined. Hides dull but unchanged
! New Orleans and Texas selected lO@1lc
| Wool firm; domestic fleece 2iG37c. POrl
| barely steady but quiet; family mess, Sl3 so
Lard opened l3(9Ac lower, closing firm; Janu.
| cotton, per steam 9-l6d; wheat, per steam A.
| (1415d.
| CHICAGO, Jan. 9.-The wheat market was &
little wild this morning, and opened 3IG75C
higher for February and May, and inmped
| about actively for the first hour; the cause OF
this unwOnted confidence was not apparent
| though there were some outside buyers; two
| radically different views of the market LEAD
| operators into active opposition, and Gher
| May wheat rose to about SSc it brought Out
| an army of sellers, and the weight Of theii
| offerings speedily brought The market back tC
| yesterdays closing; the arrivals off coast
| were none; the receipts here to-day were 20s
| cars; this afternoon and on the curb the mar
| ket was again buoyant, and the latest quota
too, caught the cOntagiOn OF the hour this
morning and opened Ac up for February and
&c higher for May; both options broke and
| went down with wheat and pork; Liverpool
however, was strong on corn and Dad pei
| Genital higher: the receipts to-day were 2IC
| cars, against 300 yesterday, and out of this
| number only 40 went into contract grades
| warm weather is doubt responsible fOl
| this decrease. Oats early were about &c
| higher, but declined with the other markets
February pork opened l2c off, at $l2 go, and
| sold down l21%c. February lard opened al
| csc and sold off to soc; the feeling was
| strong in the afternoon,
| Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat-therC
| was lively speculative movement in No.
| spring, but prices were again settled anC
| quotations closed at about yesterdays prices
BALTIMoEK, Jan. 9.-FIour firm, with
moderate demand: Howard street and West.
! ern Sup6Tnne, ~ 50,DZ IS: extra ~ O0[Q3 IS
| family, SO 1904 IS; city mills superfne, 81 81
az So; extra, SO 00C13 IS: Rio brands, s4 IS
| Wheat Southern higher and scarce; West
ern higher and active; southern, red 92G93c
amber 95G97c; No. 1 Maryland, 941s(G9414c
| No. Western winter red, on spot and fol
January delivery Gle bid. Corn-SOutherr
firm; Western higher and fairly active
Southern. white SOC. yellow 5OG5lc.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 9.-FlOur tending up.
ward. Wheat strong; No. red, S5c. Corr
more active; No. 2 mixed, 4l1a(G42%c. Oat
dull. Proyisions-Pork steady; mess, $l2 25
| Lard lower, 6 soc. Bulk meats dull but un-
| changed; shoulders &c, short rib &c. BacOI
firm; only moderate demand; shoulders SIC
| short RIB 73sc, short clear 79sc. Whisky steady
| 81 IL. Hogs quiet; common and light, So COG
| As; packing and butchers, 81 45l14 So.
ST. LOUIE, Jan. 9.-Four unchanged. Wheat
| opened higher but unsteady; closed 1905
| below yesterday; No. 2 red, S714GS715c fol
cash; s71aGs71zc for February delivery. Corn
| opened higher and advanced; 351SG,36c fol
cash; 36Ag363zc for January delivery. Oati
| slow; 27z9c bid for cash; 3l09l1sc for May de-
| livery. Whisky steady at 81 y. Provisions
| Pork easier, $i2 4OOGl2 50. Bulk meats hello
firmly, Bacon firm; short rib nc. Larc
quiet SIC.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 9.-Wheat steady: long
berry SOC; No. red 7sc. Corn-No. 2 mixeC
| 4O12c; white 42c. Oats-No. 2 mixed 3O1Sc
| Provisions buOyant: Mess pork $l2 so. Ba.
| cOn-shoulders SIC, clear rib 11sc, clear sidei
| nc, Hams, sugar cured, l013e. Lard. prime
NEW ORLEANS. Jan 9.-Cofree steady; Rio
| 715lQllc. Sugar active; common to good com
| mon 3sslG37sc, graduated ll-l6c. Molassei
in good demand; good to fair 25926c, prime
| choice 30(g45c. Cotton seed oil unchanged
| prime crude, SAC.
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON, Jan. 9, 100 o. m.-Spirits tur.
pentine dull; spot, 22s Cd; January to Apri
delivery, 22s Sd; May to August, 23s.
EES IORk, Jan. 8, nOon.-opIrits turpen
/ tine steady at Sic. ROsln steady at 81 2215(0