Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-01-23
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COTTON

February anu March delivery. < 5T-6lC1
81 cd; March and April, Gl-64G5 3-64d
= PIli anu Nay . I-0ilG6 sod; May and June.
. 9-oigo s-6!d; june and July, 9-64lg6 IO-6fd:
July and August. I3-64d6 I4-64d. Augusf
ana september, o lS-64d. Market firm al adj
vance.
? p. m.-sales to day included 5000 bales
OF American.
Futures: Uplands. low middling olause.
January delivery, 57-64d. sellers; January
anu feuruary, 51-6id, sellers; February ana
Aarcl, 5y-64d, sellers; March and April.
o3-oii, sellers; April and May, 3-64d, sell
efs' May and June, 4-6fi. sellers; June and
july, lO-64d, buyers; July and August,
8 A-64d, value: August and Senteubar
D J. -0id, value Market steady.
GOOD mIddllng uplands sd, middlinr up-
ANUS otsd' low mIddllng uplands 53<d, good
ordinary uplands 352d. ordinary uplands sd:
sOOd mluQung Texas 61sd, mlddlna Texas So
low mlddling Texas sgd, good ordinary Tex
as ga, ordinary Texas j5zd: good middllng
Orleans d, middling Orleans 6d. low mid
4lius orleans 51sd, good ordinary Orleans
55zt. ordinary Orleans sd.
400 p. mixtures: Uplands, low middling
clause, February and March delivery. 5 59-64CG
. bU-6id; March and April, 63-640g6d; April
and May, o 3-6ig6 4-64d.
500 p. m.-EULurcs: UDIends. low midiliD-
clause January delivery, 5S-64d, buyers
January and February, 5S-64d, buyers
February and March, G0-6id, buyers; March
anu April OF. buyers; April and May, g 4-64d,
buyers; May and June, . Std, buyers; June
anu July, l2-54d, value; July and August,
o l5-64d. buyers: August and September,
Q lo-Gid, buy ers- Market closed very firm
NEW tOAE. Jan. y, noOu.-LutsJn quiet;
LlItiuC uptanGs lie; UnldJbng OTlean- He;
st;es Isl bales.
tEturts: Harkei steady, with sales az fo.-
low January tcuyery, II Csc; February
y zoe; March. II OSc; April, ii 2Oc; May.
II Sic: June, al l2c.
$3.50 70. motion closed dull; middlng
upiUnts u l-l6c; clIucuu. Crlesa4-7, IL 5-l6s
1854. '--''' MT '''''''' 80 '''s'' S'O''
Futures-Marset closed steady, xIth salso OF
bl,3JO bales, As fellows. January delivery,
II I0Gll lie; February, II 09gll l0c; March,
d l5gli lics April, II 4gll 25c; May. IL 300
u Bee; June, II 4sGll 4Sc; July, IL 57'0II sc 4;
August, II 6l,Gll 0sc; September. II s0Gll Bic
october, 10 e4GlO S6c; November. TO y glO 75c.
luc tus cotton report says Futures adj
Vanccd 6-l00 do-lOOc at the third call. Only
i0i bales of June were sold at 10 46c, and 100
bales of November at 10 SIC. As mtimated
yesterday. the present state of the market
namely, small actual business, with repeated
ups aud d0Wns-Is likely TO continue until the
receipts, compared with those OF last year,
VIII decide as TO the probable extent of the
crop ON which the people will base their
views as To the value OF cotton. Futures
closed steady; January i-l0yC, February
b-!Ulc, and the balance '-lOOGS-lOOc higher
than yesterday"
tTALTEsTcs. Jan. - Cotton dull and in
active; mlCdiing lO9-l6c; net receipts a;
bales. gross 24j: safes -- bales: stock So. IA
bales; exports, cOastWiso 3,65S bales.
NOEFoLz. Jan. 22.-COlJOE steady; mid
ding 10 ll-i6e; net receipts 2,0l2 bales, gross
z,ol2; sales 0I6 bales; stGrs 32,g99 bales: eX-
ports, cOastWise ]. IA bales.
NILMINGTOh. Jan. 22.-JottoH steady: mid
ding Joe &c; oct receipts 10 bales. gross 10:
STOCK OOPS bales; exports, to Great Britain
1856 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 22.-CottoE strong:
middlIng 1880; net receipts 43l2 bales, gross
ISIS; salss 1000 bales stock 81, AIS bales; ex-
ports. to Great Britain 2,ll6 bales, to the con-
tIneut $50.
aosILE, Jan. 22.-Cotton quiet; middling
l0l4c; net receipts 729 bales, gross 133; sales
500 bales; stock 1905 bales; exports, coast
wise 9jl bales.
MEMPHIS. Jan. 22.-COttOn quiet but steady :;
mIi1hng l0Ac; receipts 63j bales; shipments
1875 bales; sales 1900 bales; stock Il5,45S
balcs.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 22-Cotton dull: micdling
10 j-l6c; receipts AIS bales: sales 1869 bales.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 22.-COttOn quiet; mid
ding lO3sc net receipts l,O9 bales. gross l,O29;
sales LOCO bales; stock 81, Syl bales.
NEw f0RE, Jan. 22--CcnsOndaTed net re-
caiVs Tor all cotton ports to-day ll,4SS bales;
exports. 10 Great Britain 1929 bales, to
France 66I. to the continent 1895.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. - nOOn.-Breadstufs
steady. with but little doing. Long clear
middles BIS 3d; short 33s Sd TallOw, Ameri-
can fine 3}s 6d.
NEW YORK. Jan. y. noon.-FlOur quiet but
steady. Wheat better. Corn higher. Pork
dull; mess sl3 80. Lard steady at Z l212c.
Frelghts steady.
500 p. m.-ElOur, Southern dull and heavy
common to fair extra 50 35G4 40. Wheat
spot lots 1890 higher; ungraded red S9G95c;
ungraded white CSC; No. red, January de
graded 5ld5214c; No. >, January delivery
~ .G53lac. Oats l4(G5zc higher; No. ?, 365z
lG31c. Hops firm for choice grades COhee.
fair Rio. on sDOt dull at 9l9c; No. Rio, on
spot : soc. January delivery 15c. Sugar urn:
centrifugal Sc; PernambucO lj-l6(G5c;
fair 10 good refining $3.50; refined active
and strong-C 41sG51sc, extra Z 5s4s952sc
white extra e jl2G5 . I6c, yellow is4G45sc of
y S. s,G5${c, mould sc, standard y &c, con-
fectl0ners a 61s', cut loaf and crushed "a
powdered 6s(G61sc' graduated 65stG6l &c
cubes Csc. MOlasses steady. Hides barely
steady; New Orleans and Texas selectedll
Gl6c. Wool firm. Pork duh and nominal
Middles dull. Lard opened steady, closing
weak; Western steam, on spot Z 0jg1 lOc
Freights to Liverpool steady; cotton, pei
steam sd: wheat. per steam sgd
CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-The wheat market
opened &C higher for February and May, and
aftcrward sold up &c more; country orders
10 buv continue to come in. and these, will
the aid Of natural bull traders. keep the mar
ket firm; the cold weather and light receipts
also helps that side of the market; Liverpool
was quiet but steady and Mark Lane the
same with further decline Of sd per quar-
ter for red winter for prompt shipment; on
passage 70 the United Kingdom OF wheat and
Hour there were 2,450,OOO quarters; the re-
ceIpts here to-day were l23 cars, against l7C
Yesterday; the market closed firm IN the
latest trading at S019c Tor May. corn wa,
rather dull to-day and without prominent
feature Of any kind; trading was limited and
prices steady. with narrow range; the re-
ceipts were 273 cars, against IS yesterday
and 81 Of the number graded No. 2; this IS an
increase in the late percentage OF contract
corn among the daily arrivals; there is much
better opportunity for speculative trading IN
wheat at present than IN corn. ana most Oh
the room traders are found IN ana around tHt
wheat PIT; the whole range OF huctuatlOn To-
dav in corn was soc m February and &C
in May. Oats continue firm and manifest a
disposition TO 90 higher at any opportunity
all options were steady and May advanced
I<c Nav pork opened at Sl2 40, went up ana
down sc each way and then returned to the
opening. March Lard opened at S5c, went
down to soc and rallied point.
Flour unchanged. Wheat nrmer' closing =
d3sc better for February: January delivery
sgi ,GSO}s. February 19l2GSO52c, No. spring
u.s. GSO1sc. Corn strong; closed about the
same as yesterday; cash lots Ss(GSsc, January
delivery SIS d3Sc. Oats strong; closed &c
higher: No. >, February delivery 2t12c. PORK,
mess closed with very little change cash lots
So O0.Gl2 05. February delivery 81 VOglZ wa
Lard a shade easier: cash lots lU9O tz12c
Boxed meats IN fair request. Dry salted
shoulders 1 s. "A 90c, short rib sides O5tG
O5I.c, short clear sides 5OG6 55c. Whisky
steady at 81 Is. sugar unchanged; standard
4 GOOSE, granulated 61zGossc.
BkLTIMOEE, Jan. 22.-klOur quiet put STEADY
Toward street anu " estcrn suntrnne, y 5OG
3 90: eXtra,S3 1908 65; family. s. 1915 O0; city
EfTneFunC- - JvtLo w. AZ - 30 Aleso -
Rio brands, - IS; PatapscO family, s. so; SUI
perIative patent, $ 20. WheaJ-SoutherT
frm. with light offerings; Western higher bul
cu1er. Soutugru, RED ~ G95c. amber 9OlGylc
No. / MARYLAND, 955S0G95Szc; No. Western
gyr1trr retI. on spot 9li4eLsl t2t. OOIh-oOutI-
ern higher and firm; Western higher ant
0uiet. Southern. white 55C956c. yellow Sic.
TOTTS Jan. 22.-ElOur unchanged
wheat higher and very slow; No. red, sS54g
Scs.. Tor cash: SSJ<c for January delivery
Corn higher: S6.dS61 &C for cash; 500 G56c 1ol
Fsbruarv delivery. Oats nrmer out uull ~
15gec for cash Whisky steady at q u. FRO
TisTons very slow: Pork Sl2 3112. Bulk meats
49, c1esr s zoe. short rib SOC, short cleal
6 55c. BacOn-lOng clear &c. snoft THUS l->sc
short clear size. lard o 6OGo Doc
CTNcFEEATI Jan. 22.-Elour unchangeu
Wheat scarce and strong No. req, eotto'c
Corn firm and higher; No. mixed. 4z@4z12c
6sts strong: No. mixed Sic. PrOVlslohs-
Pork firm at So 25(Gl2 90. IaIu IN Soo oto TT
maud at IS Sc. Bulk meats. uncnangeui sIloui
ders 47Sc short rib &c. Bacon stea1y $40 9
Iers Sc. short RIB nc, short clear &c
Whisky In good demand at 81 10. Hogs hrm
common and light, So 65,g4 40; packing an
butchers. 81 45,G4 20 ,D -
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 22-Wheat STEADY; No.
red Sc. COrn-NO. mixed 44c. Oats-NO.
mixed SIC. Provisions nomlnally uncnangeu
Mess pOrk Sl3. Bulk meats-shoulders &C
clear rib SIC, clear sides SIC. Bacon-sh0ul
ders SIC, clear rib y clear sides 12sc
sugar cured hams l012c. Lard. prime lea
SSsz ORLEANS, Jan. "a Coffee steady; Ri
,a,.-oes common to prime, 71ztGllc. Suga
in GOOD demand: common to good common
Ul6TiILc yellow clarified 57sl951ac. Molasse
~ ssSof demand; prime 80 GS5c. Cotton see'
oiloprlme crude 34,1S41c.
'- NAVAL STORES.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. %, noon.-splrlts turpen