Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-01-28
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COTTON.

.- = y aF7-EH dior 57T
Bid %
COTTON.
MANCHESTER. Jan. 2T-Cloth duU and
draeglng. Yarn dun and inclined 10 droop.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. y, nOOn.-COtton ann @
prices generally IN buyers favor; middhng
uilanus, Oh; mlddiing Orleans GzI. sales
1850 bales, for speculation and export IO.O
bales; receipts $1,000 bales-Americsn IN ON
utufe7. pland-, low middling clause.
January anu FEBRUARY delivery, 64d6d.
February and March, 8 2-G4d6 I-64d. March
anu April. 4-Gi,gi 5-G4d: April and Ma
o-o4d; May and June. l3-GEd6 I2-64d. An,
gust anu september, 2-6ld. Market dull at
the decline.
p. in.-s-ie- to-day included AGO naiss
d Amcrlcj41-
Futures: C3j.a. S, low mIddllne Clam.
january delivery, . 63-64d. BUYERS. Janu,tY-r
and euruary. ) 63-64u. BUYERS: Felruarv NJ
Mtrch, 81, sellers; March and April. 6 4-64d-
sellers; April and May, Sold sellers. NJ y,
tI ~ az !Ghe, Esd, sellers; June and July.
lS-t4d, sellers; July and August, Ig-6id'
Sellers August and September. 23-64d'
sellers Market fiat.
$50 p. mixtures: Uplands low niddliner
SIau7e' eDruary anu March delivery. t3-64d:
March and April, 3-6id; April and Nav
400 p. FIXTURES: Uplands. low midelling
clause, March and April delivery, T. Add:
,Go l2-64d.
$3.50 %. Ln.-Futures: UDiands. low pld,,l.p.
Giause. January delivery, 3 63-6id, buvers:
January anu February, 63-6id, buyers :
eur u1iy amt March, td. sellers; March anG
April 4-O4d. sellers; 4 pril and Nav. S-64d.
7euer7, May and June. % I2-64d. sellers. June
ana ma July, . i5-6id, value; july and August,
ls-64d, sellers: August and Septer9l,er
q z3-64d. Market closed barely steady
NEH lOsE, Jan. y, nOOu.-outu5r dull:
II5zc; sales Il bales.
HteFcs. iGarAct barely steady. with sales
= follows: January denver, Ii zoe. Feb
ruary, ~ BIC; March. II 29c; April. Il sgc:
May. IL soc; June, II 5Sc.
9'eo p m.-Cotton closed quiet; middlIng
uplahes II 5-l6ci EiGtilnK o. cans. II lice.
SAFES saies la balez; net receipts liz bales, gross
FutUres-&arkct closed weak, with Sale. Of
lVl,s50 bales, as i0ilOWs; January delivery,
IL ~ zl.gll z5c; February, II 2Ogl pc; March,
~ -.'g4l zSci April. ID 3OGII 33c. MAY. IL Ala.
ii sc. June, II 3lgll 5Zc; July, II 81 oil &c:
august, T. 'l.4Il &c; september, II 5lGll Sac;
OCtouer, lu o1glu e5c5 NUyemULl, 10 64,ElO Use
Inc Fosts cotton report saws: Future de-
HFerles, although at first somewhat Irregular
later 10 the day took a decided downward
course, especially as regards later months
lheh buyers TOOK courage, and the Increased
uchanu lei to slight advantage. At the
lhlrd call August brought d 16c. November
Lv tUc' January was offered al II 29c, Feb
ruary III Zoe, March N Bic. April ID SIC. Nav
u 46c, June II J6c. July d 66c, September
u SIC, october 10 SSc. Futures closed weak:
January, February and March 6-lO0c May
iz-.oJc, and the balance l0-Iy0c lower than
GALVESTON. Jan. 21.-Cottoa Exchange
ciOseu' miu1llug &C. net receipts 445 bales,
gross 4i5; sales lz3 bales: stock 2s.762 bales;
exports, 10 Great Britain 6,OS0 bales
SCAfOLE. Jan. lotion steady: mid
dung lJtsc; net receipts 1853 bales, gross
l,Jj3; sales l,2S5 bales; stock % 553 bales: ex-
ports, cOastwise SIC bales.
NILaiHoTUN, Jan. 27.-COtton firm: mid
ling 1850, net receipts 2l4 bales. gross pa:
slacs 5,9i bales; exports. cOastwise 800 bales
eEN DkLEAhs. Jan. III ntton quiet:
mlddllns lO'sc; net receipts 6.263 balea. er0.s
6.so3, sales 1000 bales; stock 860.Sl0 bales :
exports, To Great Britain $50 bales, to France
1850.
Mos;Ls, Jan. 27.-Cottoa firm; mid,uias
lol5cs net receipts 334 bales. gross 3fS; sateA
1000 bales; stock 4S,3l6 bales; exports, coast
wise SO bales.
HE2Tlss. Jan 25.-Cotton easy; mul..l,.-
l05 a"- receipts Alb bales; shipments I32 bales:
sales 800 balesi st'cE lo9,55s bales.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 21.-COttOn quiet; midding
10 1-l5e; receipts rs bales: ga IS 602 bales.
tHAsLEsrOc., Jan. 25.-CottOn quiet; mid
ding lu-zc; net receipts loss bales. gross OSS:
sales 300 bales; stock 3S.S5i bales.
NE" sCzSs Jan. III Jnsouua5ei ret -r-
cci.t2 l1r az cotton uOrts to-day 1928 bales:
exports. 10 Great Britain 1861 bales. to the
continent pa, 10 France 1850.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. =, nOon.-Breadstufs
dull, with very small business doing
Wheat. California No. J. 5s 30 as sd: do. No.
2. Us lld Ess 5d; red Western spring, IS 2d6G
as 81, winter. IS 2dGis 81. Corn, new mixed
IS lls7d. Long clear mIdGlcs BIS I'd; short 33s
81. Lard. prime Western Sos 6d.
NEW ORR, Jan. .. noon lour dull and
heavy. Wheat lower and irregular Corn
dull and easy. Pork steady; mess <l3 25G
ID SO. Larj trmer at - a.. Fret gifts steady.
5000 p. D.-t.OUr, Southern barely steady:
common To falr extra So 25,G4 %; good 10
choice ditto s. 30d5 -. Whedt-spOt lots a
shade lower; uugradgd red o2.q095c; No. ,
red, February delivery 90, 409lc. COrn-spot
lots lG2l &c lower; uuEraiCd j2d55c; No. ,.
January delivery 5lGjEzc, February 50E@
500. Oats sac lower: No. >, February
delivery 6>s(g365zc. Hops firm. Coffee. fair
Rio, on spot, quiet at 9lSc; No. Rio, on spot
soc, February delivery : 65,O1 5Jc. Sugar
dull; fair TO good refining 5G51sc; refined
q 81 eG5ssc, yellow 434gjc, of y 53slG53zc,
mould y 6t4c, standard y G65zc, cOufectiOn-
ers' 4 6-s', cut loaf and crushed 63zG65sc,
powdered 62sc, graduated b3slI6l &c, cubes
65sc- MOlasses unchanged. Cotton seed oil,
So L5Sc for crude, Ale for refined. Hides
steady; New Orleans l0Nilc, Texas 9.gl0c.
" DOL nrm; domestic fleece 2AG30c, Texas 13G
l9c- POrk quiet ami very steady; mess, Ons
pot Sl3 -. Middlcs dull; long clear 65sc.
Lard 3,G5 points lower; contract grades, on
spot zoe, February delivery lie. Freights
20 Liverpool steadler; cotton, per steam sd;
wheat. per steam 415d.
CHICAGO. Jan. 1.-THE wheat market to-
day opened steadily at the closing prices of
YESTERDAY. but under the influence of heavy
1T declined IsDlc: Liverpool was inactive and
Id per Genital lower all round, while Mark
Lane said that buyers held of, although Cali
foTnla snt red winter OF the coast were 6d
per quarter lower: the Chicago report OF the
visible supply showed another increase of 2lO,-
600 bushels, and this, in connection with all
the other features Of the market, caused the
unloading Of a great deal of long wheat; the
feeling on the afternoon market was a shade
stronger; the receipts to-day were pa cars,
against l49 yesterday. Corn was some lower
Hnfna ia ~ nHNN
compared with wheat; Liverpool was slow
and ID per GENITAL lower, while Mark Lane
quoted January steamer corn at DDS Sd; the
receipts to-day were 537 cars. against 377
Yesterday, and out of this number no graded
No. ,; the visible supply, however, showed a
decrease of 43l, 900 bushels, and this fact did
much toward sustaining the market; advices
tell OF a large movement from first hands,
and il was thought that the crop had at last
started on its way TO market: February sold
OF about &C and May sz01sc from the open
ing prices. Oats were weaker with other
cereals. although the visible supply showed q
decrease Of 81, coo bushels; but the continued
scarcity of tins grain Will, IL Is declared, pre-
vent any great decline May prOk opened at
so 60. cold M to So 20 and back to Sl2 57ls
March lard opened at 6 91c and continued firm
at that point. Provisions, in fact, showed
more strength than anything else on the list.
Flour unchanged. wheat signify lower:
January delivery 7S,G79c, February SIC; No.
spring, 7S,d7S5Sc. Corn easy and 1sc lower:
cash lots 375zc, February delivery 81 slG375Sc.
nally 27s<c, February 271sc. Pork, mess opened
IOOi5c higher. receded and closed steady;
cash lots 50 20Gl2 p, February delivery So -
y 80. Lard 1905 points higher; cash lots
and February delivery S715(95 90c. Boxed
meats shade firmer. Dry salted shoulders
30 Il gjC, short rib sides 25(G6 SOC, short
clear sides 70G6 55c. Whisky firm at 81 -.
sugar firm and unchanged; standard \ o.
6165sc; graduated 7GI1sc.
CtEClNNArI, Jan. 27.-FlOur firm and in
fair demand at previous prices. Wheat-NO.
= red. S6gS1c. Corn stronger No. 2 mixed,
44c Oats quiet: No. 2 mixed 33G33ifC. Pro-
vlsIons-POrk quiet but firm at So 25,Gl2 so.
Lard in good demand at 95,G7 OOc. Bulk
meats firm; shoulders sc, short rib 615c. Ba-
con firm: shoulders $50, clear rib l2c clear
sides sc. Whisky steady but firm AT 81 II.
sugar easier but not quOtably lower. Hogs
steady and firm, common ana ughI, - o9g
1 IS; packing and butchers, 81 1904 70.
BALTIAORE, Jan. 21.-FlOur steady; How
art street and Western superhne, 81 800
Is; extra. So 1893 IS; family. 81 0OJ5 90; city
mills superdne. y 45,a3 10; extra, So 25og3 IS:
Rio brands, 81 80. Wheat easler-Southern,
80 Q5dQ5c. amber 97G9Sc: No. ] Maryland,
gfdq4I<c: No. Western winter red. on spot
90(2GgG5c. COrn-Southern steady; Western
easier and quiet; Southern. white 54g56c.
- Ions. Jan. 27.-Flour unchanged.
wheat lower; No. red. S6(GS7c for cash; S612
dS65zc for February delivery. Corn shade
or and slow; 357sG3614c for cash; 55tsgSb1se
for February delivery. OaJs lower ana SLOW
s0-dsOIzc for cash. Whisky steady at 81 y.
Provisions stronger: Pork $l2 SO; Bulk meats
long clear Soc, short RIB 400, short clear
e65c- BacOn-lOng clear &c. short ribs l21+G
2Sc, short clear 371zG7 45c. Lard $50
soc. .,.D y q
L0TrsyILLs. Jan. 27-Wheat steady; No.
RED Sc COrn-No. y mixed 43,2c- Oats-NO.
1nfyed 33lSc Provisions strong; Mess pol
SI3. Bulk -meats-shoulders Sc, clear RIB 6ssc,
clear sides CSC. BacOn-shOulders sc; clear
rib 7l4c, clear sides i3sc. Susar cureu mans
To- &C. Lard firm; prime leaf SIC. nj
NEW ORLEANs. Jan. 26.-Cohee quiet: mo