Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-01-13

August, le-G4d. value; August and Sem
TENDER, 2j-64d, value. Market closed yveat
n,i'....,, -, Jan. y; ,l--Dcs. very dull;
ll5sc; s5ic none. 1i-7
siisur MAJ 20 opened duh. with sslos ae
l0ilHWs. January lie. Fery, II OSc. Fenruorr
u ubc: March, II lie: April N 9S,. No IN 3d. ,.
June, II sic. 49, nay II o'c'
$50 D. m.-Cotton closed very dulI. mid
~ uplahus II l. l6c; mIddlIu- orleans
II ~ S-loc, salt7 = bales; net receipts 2.06s
= : s 4 arket clOsed dun but steady.
S,. - sc. OF 1890 bales, as fOliow=: January
1,tellVerY, II 94Gll O5c; February. II O3dil Olc:
March II OsGll O9c; April II 90la1I 9Ie. Mev'
Al o's9ll 54c; June. II 45c: July. III IS I'M 80.
august, II b5gll &c; September, II 3OdIl ace:
october, 10 s0Gl0 sec.
Inc Fost's cotton report SAYS: There
- q very moderate demand for future de-
HNerles- and the greater desire to effect sales
naturally led 10 a decline Of G-I0Od7- lOOc The
ontlnueu liberal receipts attract attention,
anu 10 Is said there Is a small short interest mn
the msrket- Moreover the tendency is to-
WaIu increased crop estimates, and the
prOuabnty OF a crop Of 6.O00000 bales i
gradually gaining in credit. At the third call
FEBRUARY was bought at II O2c and fApriI al
u $50 ulures closed quiet and steady:
January t-lDOc and the balance 5-IOOc lower
than ON last SATURDAY.
,GALX ,I5 Jan. l2.-Cotton firm; mo-
nm! 55s ~ S-Ioc: net receipts BIZ bales, gross
MAmmN
NORFOLK. Jan. I2.-CottOn steady. mid
4lnE ~ ll-locs net receipts 1858 bales gross
z''oS' sales l-3IO bales; stock 4,94J bales: ex-
2.3S7 bales. ' O''9' " i90
WILMINGTON. Jan. l2.-Cotton dull: mid
uuhs ig5sc; net receipts 353 bales, gross 353:
st9e H., al hales- exports. cOastwise 439 bales
10y 'ALL ans, Jan. l2.-COtJOH IN fair de-
mand; middling l055c; net receipts 9.S53 bales.
gross 1922, sales 800 bales; stock Sq6 OSO bale,
S1,oTts; 70 Great Britain 5,l2l bales,t France
MOBILE, Jan. l2-Cotton steady: niddlipg
IV'4cs net rece. pt5 1881 bales. gross 2343:
80 .gy bales; stock 56,0S2 bales; exports,
MEMPHIS, Jan. l2.-Cotton quiet: middlins
lvrs;; receipts 3,OS1 bales; sniuments 257s
baiesi sales 800 bales; stock 10, S92 bales.
AUGUSTA, Jan. l2-COttOn dull. middlinO
lO3sc; receipts 3s4 bales: sales 4Sg bales
lHARLEsTOE, Jan. l2.-Cotton quiet; mid
ul!he lu12c- net receipts 81 bales, gross 73I:
sa,es -. Dalesi stock 36,si0 bales; exports, TO
the continent 2.250 bales.
Ne 1oEE- Jan. l=.-COnsolidsted net re-
ceip-s Tor an cotton ports to-day 26,S79 bales;
exports. 70 Great Britain 1855 bales, to
france 2,3Sj, 20 the continent 4.99O.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. -, notwithstanding
steady and In fair demand. Lard, prime
western 31s Corn, new mixed As ll15d.
NEs H0EE. Jan. y. nOon.-FlOur firm.
~ neat unsettled ami lower. Corn dull. Pork
weak; mes Al3 25GlS 90. Lard heavy at 20c.
trei Zhts nrm.
$500 p. m.-Flour, Southern steady. Wheat
spot lots "a So lower; ungraded red S61d96lzc:
No. red, january delivery 92G92l4 &c. Corn
spot lots ~ lower; ungraded 4915DG5215c; vel
low 5sc; No ?, 53g53t4c, January delivery -
'b32l2c. oats 54G5c lower and dun; No. ?,
&C. Hops unchanged. Coffee, fair Bio. on
5pot. quiet at 9kc; No. : Rio, on spot I5c
January delivery 0OlGS Csc. Sugar duh and
unchanged; fair to good refining 4Il-l6G
/ l3-l6c; refined quiet 45zCG5c, extra
'7-4554c, WHlc extra 59sc- yellow 413G45zc,
standard a ll-I6c, cOniectiOners' j5sc,
cut lodl ana crushed csc, powdered 81 s(g6t2c,
eranulated 934c. Molasses steady. Cotton
seed OIL SI.93jc. Hides firm; New Orleans and
Texas selected lJ.DllC. Wool unchanged:
domestic fleece 2sG36c Pork firm: mess
Sl3 s552Gl3 80. Middles nominal; long clear
h34c. Lard opened a shade lower, closing firm;
Western steam,O spOt1 l5c, January delivery
l6G5 lsc. treights 10 Liverpool dull; cotton.
per steam 3-lbd; wheat. per steam I'd.
CHICAGO. Jan. l2.-The wheat market
opened 14QGsSc higher for February. and May
advanced l=c more and Immediately broke
lt-C under vigorous realizing and short sell
ing Tie opinion OF some of the heavy traders
IS that the present advance is all the situa-
ton Will bear TILL there is larger demand in
the visible supply, and an increased export
movement. Liverpool was firm, with Id per
GENITAL advance, and Mark Lane was strong
Farmers deliveries the past week were $4,000
20 $4,000 quarters. The receipts here to-day
were 2J5 cars, against 22l Saturday. Private
dispatches from New 1Ork said that foreign
houses and country commission houses had
large orders TO sell the May options at 81
when 10 reached that point. The corn market
declined with wheat, although trading in the
near options was light. During the early
down turn Of wheat, May corn dropped &c
and recovered &c later. Liverpool was quiet
on corn, and "a per GENITAL lower, but Mark
Lane quoted an advance of Cd per quarter on
CargOes OF American mixed. The receipts to
day were 42l cars. against 2Gl SATURDAY. with
only 35 OF this number grading No. ,. Oats
We're quite steady and firm in comparison
with tuc other markets. being only L4G3zc
lower when wheat and corn were at their
lowest point. May pork opened PIC higher
at SD 40, sold on 20 SD -. and up To SIP 50.
March lard opened ut Is 9jc, and sold up to
o 90 80.
Flour steady Wheat unsettled: closed
weak 40 52f5sc lower; January delivery 195s
GS1c. Corn easier. closing re lower; cash
lots 3j3z as &C.. January delivery 365SCG373Sc.
Oats quiet and weaker; January delivery
nOminuuy 26tkc. Pork, mess opened l00l2l5c
higher; closed weak; cash lots 81 81 4tJl2 90.
Lard firm; cash lots and January delivery
o 77iS1g6 Soc. Bulk meats steady; short rib 90
lG6 02iac, clear 1906 i5c. Whisky steady
at 81 b. sugar firm; standard 6961sc;
BAtTIsoRE, Jan. l2.-Flour quiet but firm:
Howard street snt " estern sUperfne, - 80
(92 oJi extra, So OO03 Gj; family, So 1904 IS;
cUr mIii= super1ine. - SOAP So; extra, 50 90
er3 65: Rio brands. - 80. Wheat-SOuthern
hrmer; Western lower, closing dull;
southern, red 93G9ic, amber 94,G9519c; No. ]
Maryland, 9ilq,99lssc; No. estern winter
3. spot glG9ll &c. Corn-Southern quiet:
Western easier and dull; Southern. white 500
sic. yellow j0G5lc.
ST LOUIS. Jan. l2.-F1our dull and UNI
changed. Wheat lower and unsettled; active
for May, but other options slow; No. red.
SIC for cash; S6AGS71sc, closing 81 SC for jan
uary delivery Corn lower; 35G355zc for cash;
3j G5j5sc for January delivery, closing at in
side prices Oats lower; 27c bid for cash; 245sc
for February delivery Whisky steady at
81 -. Provisions inactive: Pork Sl2 %. Bulk
mcats-iOpg clear Zoe, short rib 25c, short
clear 5'c. BacOn-!Ong clear 90G6 95c, short
rib o5G1 Zoe, short clear 5000 4Oc. Lard
CIEcIERAT1. Jan. l2.-FIour quiet; family
81 6Q G3 80; fancy 81 O0.64 .. Wheat easy; No.
red. S5c. Corn active but easier: No. ,
mixed. 42c. Oats easier; No. , mixed, 3lCd32c.
BrovIsiOns-POrk easier; mess, $l2 IS Lard in
good demand az SOC. Bulk meats firm and
more freely offered; shoulders i7sc, short rib
mdnd; shoulders $50. short RIB 7lsc, short
clear 75sc. Whisky dull 81 IL. sugar quiet.
Hogs quiet; common and light, s. 6Og4 go;
packing and butchers. 81 1904 so.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. y ~ heat unchanged.
COrn-NO. mixed Ale, No. white 43c. Oats
No. ? mixed Bic. Provisions steady-Mess
pork SD 90. Bulk meats-shOuldeFs Sc. clear
rib 6I5c, clear sides 6sSc. Bacon-shOulders
5stc. clear rib 7lsc. clear sides &c. Sugar
cured hams lO52c. Lard. prime leaf SIC.
NEW ORLEASs. Jan. l2--Cohee steady; Rio
Ii5GlIc. sugar in good demand; fully far 35s
.Gic. MOiass1s hrm. Cotton seed OlI-prlme
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON. Jan. l2, 500 D. m.-Spirits tur-
pentine firm; spot, 2Ss Sd; January to April
delivery, L3s I'd; May TO August, 4s.
LONDON. Jan. 2.-Turpentine-StOck 4.645
bhls, adoat 5,206 bbis, deliveries l.l2' bbls,
since December -, exclusive of 500 brought
from Bristol.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. y, nOOn.-Spirits turpen-
tine. 23s.
NV YORK, Jan. y, nOon.-Spirits Jurpen-
tine firm AT 3llzG3l34c. ROsin firm at 81 2215
al 30.
$500 %. m.-ROsin steady at 81 221SGl 30
Spirits turpentine steady at Size.
CEAHLA-TuF. Jan l2.-SpIrlJs turpentine
quiet at 27G27l Sc. Resin steady; strained, 81;
good strained. 81 05.
gsr5stSSrcN. Jan. 12.-Spirits turPentue
steady at 271Sc. R0sin firm; strained, 81 O5;
good strained. 81 10. Tar firm at 81 Is. Crude
tuTpentinc firm; hard. 81 Is; yellow dip and
virgin. 81 -.
RICE.
NEW YORK. Jan. l2.-Rice firm.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. l2.-Rice in good de-
mand: louisiana, A. $3.50.