Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-01-21
COTTON.

March, 55-oid, sellers; March and April
. O3-5it, sellers; April and May, 63-64d, sell
er7' May ana une. o 1-6id, sellers; June and
JUly- lO-g4d, buyers; July and August,
lf-0td, sellers; August and September
o ll-Jid, sellers Market dull but steady.
o--- - mr. uIures. JplanG-. lOF l-iIs.linr
clHlse. January delivery, 5 55-64d, buyers.
January and February, 5 55-64d. buyers: :
FEBRUARY and March, 5 5S-6id. sellers; March
| ana April 62-64d. sellers; April and Nav
2-64d. sellers: May and June. 6-64d sell
er7- June and July. Is 9-s4d. buyers; July aud
August, l3-6fd, value; August and sep
lemoer, ll-6id, value Market closed barely
steady.
MANCHESTER, Jan. 2).-Cloth steady, with
Ialr demand. Yarns dull, with a downward
tendency.
NEa roaE, Jan. 20. nooa.-Cottou dull;
n 4l''liiHs upia2r- II l-lOci Eidillnz OFloana
II 5-l6c; sales . bales.
tntures- Aarksl steady, with sales as io.-
lows January delivery, II csc. February.
/! gyci March. II BE; April, IL BE; May.
$50 p. m.-CoJton closed duh and easy;
middling up.ands II ll6c; mIGuliDg Orleans,
" S-Ioc. aalea ia Daies; net receIDts 2,675
Udless gross 1861.
fntures-aiarSet cIoseo barely steady, wlih
seira or $500 bales, 80 f0ii0ss8. January and
March delivery, II l0Gll lie: February, II o.
/ on Csc; April. II 22lGll 23c: May, II 34(d,
II 35c; June. II 45GlI 46c; July II SIS OH SIC;
August, II 66GIl 61c; September, II 2SGIl Slc:
October, 10 S0gl0 SIC.
The f0s- cotton report saws: operators
IN future deliveries tell the same monOtOuOus
tale hat we have had 10 publish for many %
week. There Is a show Oi business. but If re-
/ duced to actual transactions on orders the
safes would be % very small import. Prices
are kept mp. as 1t has been taught by recent
experience that very few VIII incur the risk
Of selling short. At the third call 500 bales of
February brought u csc. January was held
/ 80 ID l3c and the later months l-IOOc lower
than yesterday al the closing. Futures closed
dull- February l-lQ0c higher, January and
I March l-iaOc and the balance 2-le0c lower
[ than yesterday.
GALvEsTOS, Jan. 20.-C otton firm: MD
| ding l0 y-l6c; net receipts l.zll bales, gross
l,zil, sales 3i5 bales; stock Is OS7 bales.
NORFcLk- Jan. z0.-CoCtOn steady; mid
t.'0- lO ll-lbc; net receipts 2,343 bales, gross
z.3l3, sales I,5I1 bales: stock 3l664 bales: eX-
/ ports TO Great Britain ,, AGO bales, coastwise
1 VILNUGT0B. Jan. 20.-Cotton steady; mid
/ ding iut So, net receipts Us bales, grOss 2aS;
/ stock ',i59 bales; exports, to Great Britain
/ 1900 bales. cOastwlse b
New ORLEANS. Jan. 20.-Cottc quiet; mid
/ ding TO J-lbc; Dct receipts l3.22S bales, gross
1851, sa.es 5000 bales; stock 3S 7z3 bales; eX
/ Iuent $500.
G0GILE, Jan. 20.-Co.ton quiet: middImg
I lu14c, net receipts SIS bales, gross sol; 5aIc-
/ 500 bales; stock JO,399 bales; exports, coast
/ wise 2,03l bales.
/ HENPHIs, Jan. 2O.-Cotton steady; midtuug
/ lUac; recelrt7 $50 bales; shipments LIB;
/ bates; sales 500 bales; stock 1857 bales.
! ACGUSTA, Jan. 20.-COCtOn quiet; mludlinR
/ 1889 receipts 266 bales: sales 6S2 bales.
tHAEiEsIGE, Jan. 20.-COttOu dull; mid
/ ding 1850; net receipts 1892 bales, gross
l,232; sales - bales; stock 36,392 bales.
NEF o24, Jan. 20.-CJG-Uilaate3 ner rC-
tepJs icr Gh cotton f0Tt- t0-Qay 2,529 bales {;
/ exports. 70 Great Britain 1881 bales, TO
/ the continent $500.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 20, nOOu.-BreadstUfs
| quiet bat little doing. Wheat, California = o..
| }, IS 7dG7s cd; ditto No ,, IS 4dG7s 6d. Corn.
new mixed IS ID. Cheese. American fine 62s
NEW YORK, Jan. 20. noon.-Flour dull and
/ heavy Wheat lower and heavy. Corn dull
| and lower. Pork steady; mess <l3 80. Lard
| steady at zoe. Freghts firm.
300 p. m.-ElOur, Southern steady. Wheat
spot lots 2Glc lower; uugraded red S10g2c {;
/ No. red, ~ i92Szc: January delivery nominal.
/ Corn-spot lots t4G54c lower, closing weak :;
: unEra5ed 81 e521sc; No .. January delivery
Z D. -C. oats L(034c lower; No. ,, February
/ delivery 49, d36c. Hops quiet but held firm
/ Coffee. fair Rio. on spot dull at 9Zc; No. Z
/ Rio, on spot l5c, February delivery 500
/ Y5c. sugar firm; falr TO good refining 45sys
I l-l6c; refined closed tirm-C 434tG5c, white
extra j3s,95 -l6c. yellow }s.d434c,On \ 55ac,
standard \ 55sc, cOnfectiOners' A lj-lbG6 e,
cut loaf and crushed 63zc. powdered 6tslG656c,
graduated g. 4c. cubes PC. MOlasses steady.
Cotton seed oil, 55G31c Tor crude, Ale for re-
/ Iuet- Hides steady; New Orleans and Texas
! selected l0gl6c. Wool steady. Pork duh and
unchanged; family mess, on spot Sl3 30. Mid
dies dull; long clear 634c. Lard unsettled and
iOGIl points lower; Western steam. on spot
: IN aDI l5C, February delivery OS,G7 l6c.
Freignts TO LiYerpn0l-cOttOn. per steam sd;
/ wheat. per steam 45zd,
| LsUisviLLA, Jan. 20 Wheat firm: No. 2
/ red SIC. COrn-AO. mixed 44c. Oats-NO. =
mixed 3}c. Provisions stronger: Mess pork
/ SI3. Bulk meats-shOulders sc, clear RIB bj5c.
I BacOn-shOulders 53zc, clear rib 11sc, cl ar
I sides 7lac. Sugar cured hams l0lzc. Lard.
/ Mss OHLEGEs. Jan. 90 Coffee steady; Rio
/ cargOes, common to prime, 11z,6llc. sugar
higher; common TO good common $40
| 4 5-l5c, yellow clarified 514G55sc. MOIasses IN
I fair demand; prime to choice 3OG44c. Cotton
/ seed oil dull; prime crude 34(G345sc.
/ CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-The wheat market,
which was given a strong upward impulse
Yesterday afternoon owing to European war
rumOrs. Tell back this morning on the show
I ing Of an increase in the visible supply and
quiet foreign adylces. February opened &c
/ lower and May sc, and both sank 1890
I more in very few minutes. Liverpool was
inactive and Id per Genital lower Tor all kinds
\ OF wheat. while Mark Lane was weaker.
/ although there were less than cargoes OIL the
\ coast Tor sale. The receipts for two days
were 3}3 cars, against SO yesterday Corn
I was also weaker under the influence of lower
I markets abroad and larger receipts here.
I Liverpool was easier for corn and 1ad per
/ GENITAL lower. while Mark Lane quotations
were Cd per quarter lower Tor January
/ steamer corn, and Sd per quarter lower for
/ February steamer. The receipts for two days
were 524 cars, against l35 yesterday. but out
I of this number only 20 graded No. =. February
opened sc OF, and sold down &c more Whlle
I MAY opened steadily and lost &c subsequent
I lv. Oats declined L(Gl4c early under the
/ general weakening Of the morning, but re-
I NAMED quite firm, notwithstanding an IN
crease Of pa 900 bushels in the visible supply.
Provisions were dull and little lower Pork
opened at So s. =, and sold on TO 81 %. March
I lard Oueued al So %. and sold down 10 so 10.
/ Flour unchanged. Wheat irregular; closed
1 9GIzc lower: January delivery 59G795sc, No.
+ . spring 79G795sc. Corn weaker; closed 5slG
/ &c lower: cash lots 3SG3S1<c, January de-
/ livery 3sGSSi &C. Oats quiet and 14(95sc lower;
/ No. ,. z9l4,GZ3zc. Pork. mess 5GlOc lower;
I cash lots SD O0.Gl2 Is. Lard 10 points lower;
cash lots 1906 soc. Boxed meats nOml-
/ n.,Iiv Unchanged: dry sailed shoulders 4 $50
| i Que. short rib sides 1906 PFC, short clear
/ sides 5Oe6 55c Whisky firm at 81 l3. sugar
/ unchanged; standard A 612G63sc, graduated
81. LOUIS. Jan. 20.-Flour unchanged.
/ II heat, cash higher; No. . red, S59sGSSJzc Tor
/ cash. Corn lower and slow; 5ilgo' &c ior cash
! e63t.dS7I e for January delivery. Oats quiet;
/ z9c bid FOR cash. WHISKY steady at 81 ~.
/ Provisions very quiet: Pork So 311z. Bulk
! meats-lOug clear 20c. short RIB SOC, short
| clear g 55c. BacOn-lOng clear &c. short ribs
I = I2lsc, short clear 4tac. lard % 500 f3c'
/ CfECTNs ATT. Jan. 20.-Wheat firmly held;
/ No. 3 red, S5GS6c. Corn easier; No. mixed
/ 4Isla42i[c. Oats strong; No. mixed 3212(9
/ S3c. PrOvisions-POrk firm; mess, slz 2S(g
| n 90 Lard in more active demand at SOg
| 4 a1c. Bulk meats closed steady; shoulders
/ i7sc. short rib CSC. Bacon quiet but steady
] sT9Il6ers 5s<c short rib nc, short clear 75zc
] Wbistv steady at 81 IL. sugar steady; New
/ orIeqns GI[G5l<c. Hogs firm; common AND
/ light. So 6GlG4 90; packing and butchers - II
RaIriuoRE, Jan. 20 Flour firm, with good
/ local in0uirv: Howard street and W esLeTr
/ suoerfInt. 81 5O1S 90: eXtrass3 1908 %. Family
4 81 7515 90: CITY mills superhne. y 5USG5 W
| e,trs a. I0ldS 70: Rio brands 81 90 Nheal
/ Southern scarce and firm; Western nrmeI
| closing uuiet: Southern. red " 4S9c, an oeT .,
| Gg7c: No. ! Maryland, y3gS24ci no.
| p.este~u winter rcd. on spot yJ54lgSVz2C. COII
southern firm; Western easier, ci eS1i 9u'e'
southern. white 5318G5ic, yellow 9OG0lc'
NAVAL STORES.
IONDoN. Jan. 20. 500 D. m.-Spirlts tur.
| pentine easy: spot, rs Sd; Janua6y 70 ApiA
| 5feliverv. rs Id: May to August, rs 81.
| ~ ORa- Jan. 20, nOOn.-oUlTlJ5 tuTpS n.
tine dun at SO5zGSlc. Rosin dull at 81 Zoe
500 d. m.-Rosin steady. Spirits turpentin'
| CIARLEsToS. Jan. 2O.-spirits turpentttn'
| dun at 2Sc. ROsin quiet at previous quO''''
WiIuIseroE. Jan. 2O.-spirits turUe9 15, =
| firm, at 27ISc. 2usln quiet; strained, u Uz12
| cool strained. 81 or. Tar firm at 81 10 Cruct
| furpentine steady; hard 81 Is, yellow mp ah'
| virgin 81 20
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 20.-Rice in good DC.
| mand: Louisiana, ordinary to prime, 41s@
'71ARLFsTON. Jan. 2O.-Market firm
| rToiiers arc indifferent about selling. anti CT
| hating better prices under increased oemano
| II cover contracts at the close OF the month mon
| sales $50 casks. Fair 45sld51sc, good '>4'9o1so
! prime Sszd6c. ~ ~. nan TaImage',
| sons & Co. make the following report OF th I'
| rico market: The demand is actlFe IOL a
| donestic STYLES. The supply coming IOIM ar
Is iight. and holders show deciued IrlliiSsS