Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-21
Memphis Char 81 Western Union. ma
Mobile i OHIO. 10
COTTON


with fair demand; middlmg uplands5 l-l6d;
Elddling Orleans 3-lGd; sales 10000 bales,
for speculation and export loo; receipts
lo0O1 bales, American $500.
kubureS: Upfanus, how middling clause.
January and February delivery, 62-6Ass
l 6l-b4d: February and March, 6S-6fta
o2-otdi March and April, l-64@5di April
ami May, 2-6iC25 3-64d: Nav and June,
6-6l95 5-6id; Jtuy and August, l2-6Id
Market steady ut the decline.
The tenders OF deliveries az to-dav's clear
ings amounted to 100 bales new docket ana
100 bales old docket.
100 p. m.-The sales to-day included $500
bales American.
Futures: Uplauds. low middlinG clause,
January aehyery, 62-6fd. sellers; January
sn9 February, 4 62-64d, sellers: February
ana March, 63-64d, sellers. March ana
April. -64d, sellers; April and May, S-6id.
sellers; May and June, 6-64d. sellers; June
and July, 9-b4d, sellers; July and Au-
gust l2-64d, sellers; August and septem-
Der. l5-64d, sellers. Market closed quiet but
steady.
NEW YORK. Jan. 20. noon.-Cotton quiet
but steady: middlIng upiands, l6c; md
ding Orleans, 9i5c; sales $50 baies.
Futures: Market opened very duh, with
sales as follows: January delivery, l9c'
February, 9 24c; March, 3 3Jci April, . f5c'
May. 9 Soc: June, 6sc.
SCOOP m.-Cotton closed quiet but steady;
mlddilng uplands, slice; middlng Orleans
95sc; sales l76 bales; net receipts lfS Dales'
Futures: Market closed dull but firm, with
sales Of 1900 bales, as follows: January DC
livery, 2d9 2fc, February, 26l99 3sc;
March, 37G19 8Sc; April, 8 1919 age; May, 39
G9 soc: June, zee; July, . 7@D9 soc; August,
8 $500 SIC; September 9'G7@9 sc; October,
5000 sic.
The Post says: "Future up to 9H5 p. m.
were quiet, and the total sales were only 5i.Oo0
bales, with slight fluctuations. At the third
call 300 bales for January brought 1lc' 100
Tor April 9 Ace, 200 for MAY 5SC, 300 for jane
CSC, and 200 for July 9 Use, which are fIac-
ton higher than yesterdays closing The
market closed quiet but steady, and 2@sS
POINTS higher than Yesterday
GALVESTON, Jan. 0,-Cotton STEADY; mF
ding ISL lie; net receipts 5S5 bales. gross BIO;
sales !, 7f9 bales; stock n l54 bales; exports,
TO Great Britain z, 1S5 bales, to the continent
2,022, coastwlse 3.5l6.
NORFOLK. Jan. 5l.-COtton dull: middling
SCI net reeelpGs 2,a6l bales, gross 2,66l; stock
A, 80 bales sales 957 bales; exports eoastWise
, 646 bales
BALTIMORE. Jan. 9O.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 9Lsc; net receipts none, gross ~ oales;
sales - bales; stock - 06i bales; sales 10 SPIN
ners 100 bales; exports. cOastwlse 30 bales:
Boston, IAN. 20.-COttOu quiet; mlddiing
93SC, net receipts I'D bales, gross 2,6I3; sales
none; stock 6,3lO bal,s.
WILMINGTON Jan. 30.-Cotton steady; md
ding Sc: net receipts 81 bales, gross 24l;
sales none; stock 10, SIS hates.
PHiLADELPaGA, Jan. 9.-COttOn duif; mid
ding Csc; net receipts 81 bales, gross 23l {;
stock -. l0l bales
NEW ORLRANs Jan. GO tton steady mid
ling l1-l6c; net receipts S,si7 bales. gross
$3.50; sales 5000 bales; stock 4U6, 5iS bales; eX-
ports, TO Great Britain 1855 bales, to France
900.
MOBILE, Jan. 20.-CottOn quiet; mIddling
8 l1-l6c: net rsceiVts l,i55 bales. gross l,60l :;
sales SEQ bales; stock $500 bales; EXPORTS
cOastw wise 29S bales.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 20.-CottOn frHA; middling
SIC: reCstpLs 573 bales. shipments l,Z'o
bales; sales 1909 bales; stock 1920 bales
AUGUSTA. Jan. 2o.-COtton dulet; mlad1ng
o. va slgo T.f aal 81
CHARLESTON, Jan. 20.-COtbOn unchanged :;
middling Sc; net receipts LBS bales, gross
1885 sales none; stock IS 35i bales; exports,
cOastw Sc l,25l bales.
ceipts for All cotton ports to-day, 1883 bales;
exports, 10 Great Britain l2,3i2 bales, TO the
continent 1902, to France 1869.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 90, noOn.-WheSt quiet,
with Door demand; b0liers offer freely. Corn
quiet. with poor demand.
NEW YORK, Jan. %, noOn.-Flour duh and
easy. Wheat higher Corn higher. Ferk
firm; mess, SO 25Dl0 Is. Lard firm at 4ilac'
Freights STEADY.
500 .. m.-Elour, Southern dull and heavy;
WheaI-ca5h lots $50 higher; un9raueu
red S5fUSSc. No. = red, spot 8SC. February de-
livery 81 z1lSS5Sc. Corn-spot lots advanced
lzG1Sc: ungraded 47@49c; No. 2, January de-
livery J0lG5p$c. February 459492se. Oals very
quiet; No. 2. 5000. Hops unchanged. Gomez,
fair Rio. on spot duli at SIC. Sugar steady
but very quiet fair to good refining 51Rlg3ssci
refined auiot-C 5i4G55s &c. extra G 5 r. l6@55sc,
on A 5zsla6c. mould sc, standard A go
5-i5c, powdered l5-l%9O1sc' granutat 5e. ozs
rs H. l6e. cubes 63zc. MOlaeses steady. Cotton
seed Ollie for crude, 3ilG32C for refined.
Hides steady. Wool firm. Pork firm; trade
light: mess $40 250le 30. Middles hrm; long
clear 5ssc. Lard lthOut change of moment;
Western steam, on SPOT 45c, February deifv-
cry 48C16 Sec. FFeights 70 Liverpool weak;
cotton, per steam 1sG9-64d; wheat. per steam
(1,c. oo Ia, % Thexa vyas Ijtata ts.a3. of
an export movement and the shorts covered
freely, under which influence wheat ruled
stronger throughout to-day, with latest trad
ing VriCes this afternoon ffily E8c hsgter
than Yesterday: the feeling was very unset
tied, how ever, and at every advance the offer
ings were larger and the tone renamed so
firm that the shorts bought freely at the close,
materially assisting the advahces receipts
cOntinae light, with shipments a little larger;
beyond this there was nothing to show that
the outside situation had in any way changed.
There was a brisk shipping demand for corn,
and the market made another slight advance.
Oats also ruled 6rmer and lFttle higher.
IheFe was considerable activity again in pork,
The market opening stiff, but became easy,
prices declining l50l7Hc, rallied again, and
closed in the afternoon lO&l5c higher than
yesterday.
Wheat opened "a SC he her, closing &c higher
than Yesterday; regular. January delivery
s73s az &c, February 02ea7stsc; NO 2spring
7Smisl &c. Corn advanced traetlOnally; cash
9G3 sc .J;muarV and February ueiIVerv 3t1 10
363tc. March 80 gOB3tc. Oats stronger all
around; cash and January dehVery 2S9+c,
February ne. ProvlsiOns-hess pork opened
active. declined 150i71Zc, but rallied and
closed firm: cash SiUD5Gll 90, January and
February delivery SO Sjegl 90, u arch $40 $50
II 10. Lard quiet but steady; estsh, January
and February delivery g ly9b6 l7<c, March
6 . ata6 32lac. Boxed meats steady; dry sailed
shoulders cool 0sc, short rib sides 3sQ
5 81 49, clear 10,95 75c. Whisky urn at 81 IS.
sugar unchanged.
CiR0INNATI Jan. 20.-FlOur unchanged
Wheat drmer: No. 2 red, 90(Gg9zc. Corn steady
N8.2mlXed SIC. Oats stronger: No. 2 mixed,
82@52i5c. ProvislOns-POrk firm ~ sn. Lard
STEADY az l0(OD6 Sc. Bulk meats irm; short
rib 308j Abe Bacon unchanged; shoulders
4 75c. short rib &c, clear z5C " hisKy steady
atxl ~. Sugar unchanged. Hogs hrm COM
mon and light s. l5ty3 90; packing ana butch
ers 81 Gtl5.
sr LOUIS, Jan. 2O.--Flour unchanged.
Wheat higher but very slow; No. 2rei. cash
s7ls0sglSc. February delivery S73tG6756c
Corn nrm: No. mixed. cash 33i l3533sc, Feb
ruary delivery &c. Oats very quiet: No 2
no Ned. cash 40. May delivery 3 9kIl3ll9C.
WhIskv.$l 10. Provisions steady: P0rE, 81.
Lard. O0M6 O5c Buik meats dull and lower
loose lots long clear i0c, short rib SOC, short
clear 3 Gsc: boxed lOts earicr-loug clear poe.
short rib soc. clear 4ND6 soc. Bacon easier;
long clear 75e, short tlb SiI9c.
BALTIMORE. Jan. .0.-flOur steady but dull;
Howard street and Western suuerGue 81 6sg
. co.. extra 50 2,f04 go. family 81 25@i IS; city
mills supernne s. jJGS uo. city mills extra
Wheat-Soufhern uomuallv stcadv; Western
...t..,4. Southern rao uifnI.a ar1npr utcfuTas