Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-01-25
lex dividend.

Memphis q Cb&E. . Western Unioa a.. 571Z
bid. Tex dividend.
The weekly statement OF the associated
banks, issued from the clearing house to-day,
shows the following changes: Loans de-
creased, 81, 020, 800; specie Increased Sl423.7Oo:
legal tenders decreased, $685., 500: deposits de-
creased, 81 $40, 200; circulation decreased, $780,
COO reserve increased, 1854, go. The banks
now hold S5Z, 1905 IN excess OF legal require
ments.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. "A, noon Cotton firm.
with falT demand; quotations OF American
all advanced Lied; middlng uplands cd;
middling Orleans 6lst; sales 5000 bales, for
speculation and export Loo bales; receipts
10. 600 baies-American Il, 500.
Futures; Upiands, low middling clause,
January and February delivery. Cd; February
and March 6 2-6ild6 / 64d; MaIch and a pril.
o 6-64G6 5-64d; April and May, 9-64(g6 Sold;
May and June, l3-6iG6 l264G6 l3-64d;
June and July, l6-64d. Market steady at
the advance.
p. m.-sales too day included $50 bales
OF AmeUCau-
Futures: UpIands. low middIing clause.
January delivery. 63-64d. value; January
and February. 63-64d, value; February and
March, cd, sellers; March and April, 4-6id,
sellers; April and May. sold, sellers; May
and June. s l2-64t. sellers; June and July,
G I6-64d. sellers: July and August. D I9-64d,
sellers; August and September, 23-64d, sell
ers. Market closed easy.
HEE 4uEA. Jan. q. nOCn.-JCttoE quiet:
mi0tilng upiaD"a II S-ljc; mlddling O.leAne
II t-l5c; siies Isl bales.
Futures: Marie. steady, with sales a. fol-
lows January go. YER. II BE. February.
u zoe; March, u BIC; April, II SIC; May.
ID 4lc; June. ID 53c-
SOC u a;.-COtton closed quiet: lnIddlue
W lands u 3-i6c; nl.iuim- -, lreLs. Il 7-l6s-
sdi- Isl u-ies; nec rece'l5ts bales. gross 6zi3.
tut-lrcL-siGrker ciOseu steady, .sltn s-i-- OF
I102)0 bales, > follows. january delivery,
u ZfC "a 2tC. Eebruary. II POOL 2lc, March.
ID 26cll 27c; april. u 3SGu ;9c; MAY, II (g
II sc; june. II COOL o.; July, II II on 70;
August, IL SlGll SIC. september, II 1 Fdll 44c.
October. 10 94GlO9J November, 10 14(9lO Zoe.
The FOsts cotton report says: Future de-
Hveries advanced at the first call 2-lC0 G3-l00c
for near and l0OG2- lO0c for the later months.
The second call showed further advance of
1-I0OG2-lOOc, and still higher prices were
paid subsequently. but the last advance was
lost again and the market clio ed steady at
$1,000 i-l00c above Yesterdays final quota
tiOns. Much long cotton was disposed Of"
GALVESTON. Jan. 24.-JOULUn firm; MD
ding 10 9-l6c; net recelpts none, gross none;
sales S0l bales: stock 33.S7S bales.
NORFOLK. Jan. A.-COGJOn firm: mid
ding 10S<c; net receipts Az bales. gross
l,425; sales ,26l bales; stock 81, 449 bales ex-
ports, cOastWise ESQ bales.
WILMINGTON. Jan. 24.-COttOn in fair de-
mand; middlirz l055c; net receipts IS bales.
gross 50; stock 1881 bales; exports, cOastwise
], l26 bales.
NV UELEANs. Jan. 24.-Cotton steady;
middling lO9-l6C; net receipts 1889 bales.
gross All: sales 1900 bales; stock 36l, l63
n
MOBILE, Jan. A.-Cottcn firm: mlddling
10 5-I6c; net receipts l,54I bales, gross 1873;
sales 1000 bales; stock 5l.2i2 bales; exports,
cOastwise 365 bales.
MEhPHls. Jan. 24.-Colton firm: m5ddline
1Gtzs: receipts GIL bales; shipments 4.2S3
bales; sales 1900 bales; stock lll,5J7 bales.
Augusta, Jan. 2f.-CottOn quiet; mid ling
l0l5r; receipts Isl bales: sales BOB bales.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 22.-COJtOn quiet; mid
ding lOJkc; net receipts GIG bales, gross GIG;
sales Us bales; stock IS, l59 bales.
Nsna To- r -
csipts fer al cotton pOr.s to-day 1875 bales;
exports. TO Great Britain l,2I0 bales, TO
France 1852
Tie total visible supply Of cotton for the
world is S.0S3Sl bales, OF which $780, 400 bales
are American. against 3402,S95 ami 2SOj,4 9J
respectively last year. The receipts OF cotton
at an interior towns for the week were 1851
bales; receipts from plantations 81, l32 bales.
Crop In sight, 4,S05,6lO bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES,. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. a. noon.-Breadstuf
quiet. with limi cd inquiry. Wheat, ali
furnia No. !. IS Cd as Cd; do. No. ,, IS 3d as
5d. Beef, extra India mess ll0s. Lard, prime
Western 3as.
NEW YoRK, Jan. p. nOon.-Flour dull and
heavy. Wheat unsettled. Corn higher. Pork
dull; mess sl3 Z5Gl3 80. Lard steady at l21zc.
Freights firm.
5:G0p. m.-Flour. Southern steady: common
to fair extra 50 35O4 40; good to choice ditto
81 1905 80. Wheat-spOt lots about &c lower;
ungraded red S5Go6c; No. , red. February
frmer; closed weak; ungraded 500 55l4 c;
No ., January delivery 5J4lG55Isc. Oats
cash lots held firmer; No. ?, CSC Hops firm
at Boise for common TO prime. Coffee. fair
Rio, on sDOt quiet at 9i3C; No. Rio, on spot
SOC. Sugar firm; fair 10 good refining so
ls-l6c, rehned-eNtra L 554(G51zc. white
extra c 5la'GJ5sc, yellow 4sz'Gjc, of a $3.50
555c, mould \ SIC, standard DC, c0nfec-
TONERS y SO, cut loaf and crushed 5000,
powdered 65slG65@c, Sranulated 612G6 - ice,
cubes 65s G65zc. MOlasses steady. Cotton
a oil ffer 4 for
Hides unchanged; New Orleans and Texas
selected I0Gl5C. Wool frmer. Pork dull and
barely steady. Middles dull; long clear ga c.
Lard variable and irregular; Western steam,
on SPOT l21ac, February delivery O9,G1 he.
Freights to Liverpool weak; cotton ersteam
! 81. wheat. per steam y sd
CHICAGO, Jan. A.-On Change to day
values IN the leading articles were steady
and quOtably firm early IN the session, but
before the close weakened qu re sharply on
fresh offerings brought out By weaker cables
and which Indicated fears of mob violence
ami other law lessnesS IN London. The whole
list Was deprc ,sed IN consequence, and closed
quOtahly weak. Wheat opened steady and
fairly firm at decline Of l4c IN near de
liverIes. with more long than short wheat IN
sight. The course Of the market for the first
two hours was very steady. With fluctuations
on the opinions conf ell TO 5sGtsc. the tend
ency being slightly downward. King x Co,
of Toledo, teleEraphed that our next visible
supply statement would show from 200, eco to
sol. 600 bushels decrease. the figures being un-
maud. About noon cables came in very weak.
and contained fears of further violence i'm
London. Values here responded very rapidly
TO the pressure 10 sell. and bcctlne brlskly
lower. dropping nearly ic and closing weak
at the decline. No. spring sold early at S0l4c,
bus closed nOmInally at 1919 &C. Corn ruled
steady carly IN the session AT substantially
the FUN closing prices, but made no advance
over the fret quotations. The days transact
tious were rather reloW the average. The
market. IN g general way, moved about with
at no 81
No. cash was called ROminally at 3SG3S1zc.
closing at the inside. No features other than
those applying 10 wheat were apparent. All
the options closed heavy oats were very
quiet and steady on the basis of 81 st13l12c for
May, which option absorbed about all the at
tenIiOn given cereals. Rye was reported
steady aud firmly held at % &C cash for regu-
lar and Csc for fresh receipts. Options were
saleable at 62l5c for February, 63I5c for
March, 64c for April, and CSC for May. The
were light ana trading restricted.
ing with the combination. In the other pits
few outside orders were on the floor, while
scalpers did not enter the market with the
spirit usually prevailing on Ile early days OF
the week The course OF values was steady
until noon, when an easier feeling set in. nd
prices began 10 drop OF IN sympathy with the
DOWNWARD course OF wheat o ilI3s-i ou'
larger offerings. Mess PORK was called nOml-
nallv at $I2 90 Gl2 0j. Lard SO,G6 S5c; at the
close was heavy at decline OF ~ points Tor
the day.
l0AE GhelCIs " Mat 4uAEts AAucCA US
lower: January delivery 491sgs014c. Corn
duh and sc lower; cash lots 3>(5S9c, February
delivery 3736 assoc. Oats quiet and weak;
No. ? February delivery 2SG2S5zc. Pork, mess
opened a shade higher but receded lOg l25Sc;
cash lots SI2 O5Gl2 l0,February delivery y %
OH Is. Lard opened 254G5 points hlgneri
closed steady; cash lots 1916 o219e, FeD-
ruary delivery S0G6 Sjc. Boxed meats IN
light demand. Dry sailed shoulders 50
4 90c, short rib sides l216 l5c, short clear
sides Is 60GG 65c. Whisky firm at 81 IS. Sugar
firm and a shade higher; standard A 65s(965ac.
BALrtsosA. Jan. 4--FlOur firm, with
moderate local demand; dowHr1
street anu y estern supeTfne, s. 100
Il; extra. % % % 20; family. "a 00G5 90; cltJ
mills supcrEne. - 1903 IS; extra. 50 2JlG3 IS;
Rio brands. a -. WheSt-SOuthern firm but
quiet: Western hrmer but dull; >outaern. red
81 dg5c. amaer g5G9Sc; No. Maryland. 95,G
g5l<c: No. 3 Western Winter res on spot Sole
quiet but firm; Western
steady bat dull; southern. white 5Jc. yellow
soc.
ClSclESATI, Jan. 2i-FiOur unchanged.
Wheat scarce and firm: No. red. SIC hid.
Corn higher. %. mixed. s3t sc. oats steady;
No , mixed sac. PrOvIsiOns-PCrk firm at
SIP 25dI2 20 Lard iirmly held at Sz5se- Bulk
meats unchanged; shoulders 41sc, short rib
sc Bacon easier but not quOtably lower.
Whisky duh at 81 II. Sugar strong ana
higher; New Orleans 5l<(G6c. Hogs steady;
common and light, s. G5(g4 IS; packing and
butchers, 81 5O(G5 co.
- Toms Han 94-F1our UNCHANGED,