Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-01-11

h4niial .....+i5 r-.y 40
So I2ro. brown Eaci1c Ms5t... $50
11asais ----..-. 1o4l5 a.ad;n.. ~
Tennessee st.--.-~i2 R,gaus' = AI.s.~ ~
tff-a's - ----. rs A'ccmt O. 49,. IS
, p 1-1-o it-1t-. 80 tcHnt'.. 4 b. -
-8'pesEe e Gao 81. E-r-4.as - l9
mes t71H- s. s9t4 Ms i5lsEl..... lO7
pra1cr-$i l@i5a g. HaCl---..----. Is
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Erle ........- l45z Tc1Gf P12.ee..... l4lz
? tennessee ~ IS J-.e8 Pscjle. 493s
LSse shore Ga tFsaasl facs.s..- A.
LIVE = NGs- ZJJS p-s l3s.
SeEc1;d 2 Char. - T7.-tefr Ls...- 573s
Mobile < OL.c...
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The weekly statement Of the associated
banks. Issued from the clearing house to-day.
shows the following changes: Loans tie
creased, SIs9i, 100; specie increased, S.3 9.ztC;
legal tenders increased. 81 $50; deposit in
crease i-Sc i1i,uuJs circulation decreased, : 49,
40; reserve increased S'.S-a,'yl. The banks
now hold So ,544 ,3i5 ir excess Of legal require
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COTTON.
LrvERro0L, Jan. 10. noon Cotton dur:
prices generally iu buyers favor: miFdl.r-
u.I4u1s l5-lGt; Eitliu- Orleans 6I-l5 Z.
sales 5000 bales, for speculation aut export
l,t o.les, receiita ll. o3 bales-Amcrctl
Faurcs: Up'auf-. }aw mitaluz clause.
january sa- -raraa-r delivery. - ,
It-U.tt- V'.rI'l-t #r.' .tGr' z-sic d!-Etd.
NarcH anal Arri. t l-aiE6 2-dld; April uud
St' '...l., i--g-'t, July ami
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.--t ~ % .' DAs 'I7' Fe''i u'it. -.t-,t
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Sr7. Ay 'n. MT j une, = .i-i'i; sellers; June and
"y.tf -yl,'' '-N' "l- "Ht .A"S''zt'
4'-.tS' uN4ets, --,srt any september
U.S. guy en- s.. cio7l' pdIeis steadE.
~ .5'-- jan -t- -.-i--- -l'-1a very ouli;
& "-l-.ia- ii-ssi Ac Jll-ar-
is'' 7--. ~ -ti-7- , ..,.,
/ "-t--, pi- 4uet Out stei ~
VIVA sales e' ttiius-. |afus.F A.ilh..r, lic.
Fehrnary. d Q2e; March, II O9c; April, il zoe:
May. II asc' june, u 5sc.
e. - ,ot-oa tl2-eI very duii; mo
'il-i- iia-it'7 44-s ---.t--ii'- ~ -.."-, Ll@sc,
( % ''es' het ISoe-p's AUS bai17' gross
Is uo.
7-.-.' tC-t4 STEADY ~
I .-a OF 4i,Si 70 oatc'- - Io-'17e- Jallnfr~ de-
. livery, I! Hell l-ci FEBRUARY, III % all Csc;
alarch, ID $50 W l4e; pm. III z6Dll PC: Aar.
/ - = a''- jun. II soon ole; July. u go g
u &c; Au.-4al- d s9>ll &c; september, II 81 e
/ II .oc; october i0 Sllei0 Ngc.
/ lne Fes,s cotton rrporg fsys; Future
/ ue-EeIlys advanced to-5dy -ltuc- and closed
[ etehul attef sales 90 4a-tyy hales- shorts fire.
Iututy AAe 10 cover on saturday. Exports
/ continue l4Ise, mere nelns gain ON ship
5 1ot ,l u1cie.lti on zi,5.O bales including
T zl,lu0 Daies coasl"ise shipments
NJ, M - '@',. .5 ,,5 hIni nc
3 - - %
/ 2s4S: safes 47s BALE. stocs ~ 070 hale. e,-
! ports. cOastwi-e 2I3i bales.
/ NJEFJAE. Jan. lo.-Ler-on nominal: NIT
/ 2.675; 81 es Cos bales; gr5cs 4S.if6 bales ex-
I ports, cOastVise 2,773 bales.
! WTLNINGTUE. Jan. ll.-COttou dull: mid
/ dlin- 1859: ner re.sllts 356 b}Ie c-r,ss 356.
/ st ( II, 525 bales
NEs fsELEAEs. Jan. 1O.-Cottor quiet: mid
ding 1850: nat rec pts 1908 bales src.s $3.50:
/ SALES 5000 bales. stock sg3325 bales: exports
IN fsaHr hail Ers4H.
/ coastwise 697.
! NOZZLE, Jan. l0.-Co.fon quiet: rniddline
/ l0l4c, ret receipts I.S20 bases. rrO35 $50:
I s.---s 609 bales; stock 5J,3l6 bales; exports.
I coastwise 479 bales.
AzaFHis. Jan. I0.-Go. .On quiet; u .;ii s.c
[ IG3s rcceiurs 1872 bales: shIarisit1s 3Gs3
b. .5s: sales $50 b.5es. s,y,s IsO.Ii9 Gs-es.
! AreCsTA. Jan. 10 Cotton dull. lpitt,irc
! lose: receipts 339 bales: e. lea go bales
I LuAuLrsIcH. Jan. I0-Cottoa quiet: mid
ding lOl5c; net receipts 9l7 bales, gross gI7:
! sales zoo bales; stock 3s,379 bales: exports, TO
Z Great Britain t,G44 bales. coastwise 20SJ
/ a YogF Ian. 10 - ,Trso' 49, ~. .a-
CENTS fol. sS coftar 5orts to--av > 400 bsl,ss.
exports. TO Great britain 26.6IS bales to
I France 1903, TO the continent $40.
The total visible supply OF cotton for the
world is 3.l26.415 bales. of which 2c25. $50 bales
are American. against $685. g. 20 an. 2,S-5 2lC
respectively last year The receipts of cotton
I at an interior towns fer the week were $1,000
bales: recefuts from plantations los 2qI haIa-
Crop in sight. 4, 500, rs bales.
ppovyrsroN-s cpoCvprrS ,-rC
I LIVERPOOL, Jan. 10, nooH.-l5 reatstJfia
I IN, with active demand. Long clear miG-
dies SIS 81; short clear BIS. Lard, prime
/ Western 3Is 3d.
NFW lcRE. Jan. 10. noon .-Flcur quiet
I but firm. Wheat unsettled. Corn unsettled
I anu lower. Fo-l- firm; mess sI3 O0NI3 70.
I tatr.' steady at 25c. kTeiga.s nTm.
| 5:0J q. Flour. southern firm. Wheat
spot lots firm but without decided change:
uuEradcd red SiG9jc; No red, January
delivery 92Es235c. COrn-sp0t lots firm; Un
] lrrfffpN 5lrI.T.tns .IanrE4F-U d.
/ livery 5zt4 G53c. Oats opened $50 higher,
| closing weak; No. ?, SIC. Hops firm 1T = g &c.
Rio. on spot s Ia. january delivery CSC
/ SUGAR steady: Cubs centrifugal ~: fair 70
/ good refining ll-l614 1916: refined firm.
/ MOlasses steady. Hides unchanged; New Or
| leans aud Texas selected IO9lIc. Wool firm
! fer fae grades: domestic fleece 2;a36c. PORK
I dull and declining; new mess, Sl3 25lQi3 50.
J ern steam, on SPOT zee. Freigbts to Liverpool
I dull cotton Ter steam 3-I6d: wheat per steam
| H4d
| CHICAGO, Jan. lO.-Ihe wheat market to-
day took about the same course as lt did
/ yesterday; February opened sc up and May
/ lc higher, but an avalanche Of offerings at
I the top figure for Nav lS9c) were made and
uufier the vast prepOnGerance OF sellers the
market went OF .c in a very short time, and
'io1bteiiT fTm and Stronger market airoad:
| Liverpool was quoted strong and mark Lane
stronger, with an advance Of cd per quarter
I for California on COST, on passage and nearly
. uut- dl-O fCl WINTER on todoLs tue coast Is
I still bare of arrivals; the receipts to-day
I were 22l cars, against zO9 yesterday. Corn
] opened more steaIlIy' oelng Only 1sc hlShef
I than yesterdays close, but from this point il
/ fell On 500, with conslderaDle trading IN
I the NAY option' Liverpool was qulet Dul
| stea y on corn II unchanged prices; the re-
celpts tC-udJ we're ~ C.l "salil@s - ester
/ day, ana Of tLis quantity q graded No. 2; the
uniformity OF the receipts IN corn Is rather
nct@uIS so A-I - fa.-5lss y t',toe Ic',' ~.
Z the quahty varies largely with tne weather.
I the C-ih MAJ Aets Lo"eNeI' ~ pIcseHs y con
5iis-eV on! an al'Slct 81 49, 80, anu pr
-5lou7- N5-ts NJ - 49,, az ~ "a 'tlus
1 Pfllci1.lll I'D way FEBRUARY p~tH oEene"
I ~ on at ~ ~, anu solu Gown 20 slz Cs, ths
.site ,.lN il'e ~ tAe price Oh moss Is Jti what
! feuIuaI L1l0 opener &c OF ana dropped
iiJlut OK tNo.
Flour hr9. nest opened very strong;
I Closed weak but = &c oL sr yester lay Janu-
ary delivery 81 2s,;e, No. spring. $50