Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-01-31

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COTTON.
MANCHESTER. Jan. 30-Cloth dull. only re-
tail business doing. Yarn nat: prices barely
supported. The Guardian, in its commercial
article, saws; The market shows no Improve
ment. Prices are maintained. Orders re-
celyed have been few and small The ten
dency IS IN favor Of buyers. Manufacturers
feel an increased necessity for reducing pro-
ducuon, and continue to stop their looms.
Spinners are beginning TO think of reducing
the out turr: as the supply Of goods and yarns
IS excessive
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 80, noon.-Cotton dun
ana inclined TO drop; middlIng Uylands. 81;
mlddllnE orleans b1s1; sales 5000 bales. for
speculation and export 10 bales; receipts
$4,000 bales-American 80 800.
Futures: Uplands, low middling clause.
February and March delivery. 6 l-64G6d:
March and April. 5-G416 4-6ld: April and
May, 9-64G6 S-64d; May and June Is l3-G4d
l2-64d; June and July, 17-6lGG l6-64d.
Market dull at decline.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clear
ings amounted 10 100 bales new docket
sales for the week, $1,000 bales-AmerIcdn.
5S'OOo bales spectators took 6,lO0 bales; eX-
pOrtefs TOOK $500 bales; actual exports 3, 100
bales; imports $4,000 bales-American.l To- coo
bales; stock, $4,000 bales-American 500 600
bales; ahoat, 52l,000 bales American, 100000
bales.
, p. m.-salcs to-day included 300 bsiss
OF s sserlCaA.
Futures: uplands. low middiinS clause.
January delivery. 63-64d. sellers: January
aRd February, 63-64d, sellers; February and
Starch, 63-6id, sellers; March and ADril.
S-64d, buyers; April and May 7-64d, sellers;
May ana June, ll-6id, sellers; June and
july l5-64d. sellers; July and August,
Q lo-64d, value; August and September,
22-64d, value. Market nat.
4:OO p m.-tutures: Uplands, low middng
clause, February and March delivery, ) 63-G4
90 62-64d; May and June, II -6lq6 lO-6Id;
June and July, g l5-64,g6 l4-64d.
9'uo p. mr. utures: Opianus. low mlddllng
uary and February, ) 62-6ld, value; February
and March, 62-64d, buyers; March and April.
z-O4u buyers; April and May, 7-64d, sell
ers; May and June, I0-64d, buyers; June and
July, D l4-b4d, value; July and August,
lS-64d, sellers; August and September,
22-64d, sellers. Market closed barely steady.
NE~ toSk. Jan. 30, aOon.-D01toA dun;
middhng npian1g II BIO; a4ddlmg otleea.
IL 7-l6c; SAFES 10 bales.
Futures Martet quiet and easy, with
sales follows. January deLvery. il DC:
February. II 2Sc; March. II SIC; April, II 4Gc;
May. II SOC; June, IL 6ic.
$40 p. m.-COttOn closed dull; middllng
upIands II 3-l6e; IniGtun& OElc%us. II 7-l6c
SAFE. 2Z9 bales; ret receipts 1928 bales, gross
foturca-Market closed steady. VIVA sales
OF 5000 bales, as follows: January delivery,
II % gil 25c; February II l7Gl lSc; March,
II z3c; Aprl. II 3iG1ll SIC; May, II 4l(gl1 42c;
June, II 5lgll 52c; july, II 6l.Gll &c; Au-
gust, IL 'lGll re; September, IL 32Gll Soc;
october, 10 50 gl0 Soc; November, 10 7luglO re.
Weekly net receipts 6,3S3 bales gross 43,O95;
exports, to Great Britain 1912 bales. to
France 595, to the continent 2,l2S; sales So
bales; cOastwIse 1881 bales; stock 3O2, 343 bales
. Inc F@et's cotton report SAYS: Future de-
liTeries declined for January 6-lOOc and the
later months 9-l00Gll-l00c, recovered few
points, and sold at the third call: January
IL 2O1, April II BIC, May IL 42c. Futures clio ed
gu ct ana steady, with January nominal, and
the balance $40 G9-lO0c lower than yester-
day"
GALVESTON, Jan. ao.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 10 ll-l6C.
NORFOLK, Jan. 3O.-Cotton easy; middling
.WmMNGToN, Jan. 3O.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 10 ll-i6c.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. sO.-Cotton quiet; mid
MOBILE, Jan. 3O.-Cotton quiet; middlug
lO13c.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 3o.-Cotton easier; middling
AUGUSTA, Jan. 8O.-Cotton quiet; middling
1910.
CHARLESTON, Jan. aO.-Cotton quiet but
firm; mddllng 1880.
MONTGOMERY. Jan. 30.-COttOn steady; mid
ding IU3sc.
M4coNs Jan. 3o.-Cotton firm; middling
IOl4c.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 3O.-Cotton firm; middling
lOAc.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 3O.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 1012c.
SELMA. Jan. 0.-Cotton-middling IO%c.
ROME, Jan. 3O.-COtUOn steady; miLdling
10 7-l6c, low middIing 10 3-l6c, good ordinary
9 -lGc.
SES YoRK. Jan. 8o.-ConsoIlastcd net re
cclpts Tor al cotton ports to-day lS,6SS bates;
exports, to Great Britain 1901 bales TO France
-, to the continent 3Sl3.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 30, nooD.-BreadstufTs
Wheat dull, with poor demand; holders offer
6s 9d,G6s I'D; red Western spring, 7sC97s Sd:
winter. 7s(g7s 5d. Corn steady, with good de
mand.
NEW YORK, Jan. 30. noon.-Elour dull and
easy. Wheatlower- Corn lower. Pork dull;
mess sl3 259l3 so. Lard weak at l5c. Freights
firm.
500 p. m.-Flour, Southern barely steady.
Wheat-spOt lots 12lG54c lower; ungraded red
$3.50. COrn-spOt lots l(GlMc lower; I'M
graded 50B5llzc; No. ,, January delivery
50G50zc oats 40 &c lower; No. >, 81 s(d37Isc.
Hops firm at l39 i9c: Coffee, fair Rio, on spot
quietat sc; No Rio, on spot SOC. Sugar
dull ana nominal; fair to good refining 10 Is
(G5 Lilo; refined steady 5,G51Sc, extra
5Ag53sc, white extra e 519CG5sgc, yellow 43lG
sc, off A 55s9534c, mould \ 61sGGAc, standard
SIC, cOnfectiOners' G1s =, cut loaf and
crushed 6>sG634c, powdered 612c. graduated
6 5-l6c, cubes 6 9-I60s55c. MOlasses nm
changed. Cotton seed oil 36d3Sc for crude
1910 for refined. Hides quiet; New Orleans
l0Gllc, Texas 9CGl0c. Wool steady; domestic
fleece 24G30c, Texas l3GlSc. PORK unchanged
mess, on spot $l3 %. Middles dull: long clear
63sc. Lard dull and heavy; Western steam
on spot l5c, February delivery lIGg7 ne
Freights to Liverpool easy; cotton. per
steam I'D; wheat. per steam 414d.
CHICAGO, Jan. 32.-The leading markets on
Change to-day were surprise all around in
that they brought out liberal trading and
fair degree of trmne5s where great weakness
and decidedly lower values were generally
the talk OF early IN the session. The close on
the regular board IN everything was quotably
steady at about the opening prices. A slightly
improved feeling came Jointly from firmer
New York advices and cables ana a dispo-
sltiOn 10 buy on local spec ulative account.
Everything ruled weak and lower in the
afternoon. Wheat opened weak, nervous and
unsettled ut a decline of PC from yesterdays
official closing, but met with active support
from large local shorts; after they had filed
there was an easing on of I4G3sc, but New
York grains came IN firm, with a disposition
to advance; this iirmed up the local feeling
and brought out such free buyers as to tone
up the market and make it show a slow but
steady advance, 5st9l5 OF which was subse-
quen;ly lost; the close at l o'clock was easy,
Corn developed few If any features; huctu-
ated slightly and ruled quOtabIy fl rm through
out the entire morning session; trading was
On a moderate scale. Oats showed a little
more life early in the session, large lines of
short oats being bought in; after the first
squirt Of activity the market fattened out ana
became very tame; cash oats were nominally
NC. Provisions opened weak and lower all
around in sympathy with the wheat market
a So
sion advanced and the break elsewhere be-
came improbable the tone of all hog products
improved, values recovered and recorded a
slight advance for favOrite options; the close
of the morning session was firm. with the adj
vance well maintained; cash quotations con-
tinue nOminally the same as February; a fair
days speculative business was transacted
Flour unchanged. w heat weaker; repu-
lar, February delivery 7612G77lSc. Corn Ia
sc lower; cash lots 364G3615c, February de-
livery 36t4 (G363sc. Oats &c lower but firm:
February ueuNcry 2714G215sc. Pork, mess.
(Gl0c lower; cash lots So 05(Gl2 10. Lard a
shade lower; cash lots . 1906 S215c Boxed
meats in fair request; dry sailed shoulders
4 80 X Csc, short rib 1916 20c, short clear
6 S0,Ge SJc. Whisky firm at 81 Is. sugar un-
changed; standard A &C; graduated CSC.
BALTIMORE, Ian. 30.-FlOur steady but 0uiet.
Howard street sn1 Western supor1ne. 81 75,n
10; extra, 50 25l13 IS; family, "A OOa5 90: CIV
mills superine, - 1908 10; extra, 50 25053 IS;
Rio bTands. "a 20. Wheat-SOuthern firm but
quiet Western lower and dull; Southern red
95G96c, amber 9799Sc; No. l Maryland, g3Ic
(H933z; No. Western winter reQ, on SPOT ssh
(GS9c. COrn-SOuthern quiet, IN the absence of
receipts; Western about steady but quiet;
Southern. white sec. yellow 52lG53c.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 30.-Flour dull. Wheat
scarce; No. 2 red soc asked. Corn in good de-
mand; No. mixed. 4414c. Oats steady: No.
? mixed 3312c. PrOvlsions-POrk dull; mess,
Sl2 IS. Lard dull at SIC. Bulk meats I'M
changed; shoulders Sc, short rib &C. Bacon
unchanged; shoulders s54c, clear rib re.
clear sides TIC. Whisky steady at 81 10. Hogs
steady: common and light. 50 1904 so.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. go Wheat unchanged;
No. red S5c. COrn-No. mixed 43c. Oats
No. mixed S313c. Provisions steady: Mess
pork, $l3. Bulk meats-shoulders &c, clear rib
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