Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-17

greater. including Missouri Pacific and Louis
vile and Nashville each l per cent, Union
Pacific rs, and Oregon Transcontnental ia
comparing the prices this evening with those
OF week ago, everything on the active list is
lower, the most important declines being IA
clhc Mail 81 per cent, Delaware and Hudson
"a, LackaWSnnA4i9. Lake shore and NJ 'ssouri
Pacific earh a s, Oregon Iranscontinenta, 3ts,
|. faul 5>s, Western Union and New Nurk
central each SIS, Louisville and Nashville,
l mon Pacitc and Omaha common each 81,
Erie 3, and others for smaller amounts. The
total SALES for the week were 2,3i0,O00 shares,
AK inst l,6Sl,000 shares last weCk, The fol-
lowing are the closing quotations:
AlA.class A. 2tO5 IS Nash. & ChaJta. Az
Ala class Is, IS. lO5 New Orleans Pa
Georgiads ...... 1872 oiic. Isl mort. 51l2
rs mortgage 1907 n. Y. Central .lO2Ss
\ Carohnas 80. 80 Mort. & W. pref q
new ........, 20 Nor. Pacific. ..... 2Bl5
funding. ~ pref 51sz
So.CArO. Brown Pacific Mail. ..... $50
tennessee Is So R GsTS' & Aga.
Virginia 6s ...... q Riohm'd 4 Dauv. so
Va c1nsOiId ated. 81 RiChm'd n w PIT.
Ch'peake Il Ohio. l1sz Terminal ..... S4s4
ChlC.N nthW n. lO6la Rock leland ..... l2f "a
Preferred. 1855 StPaul ......... 901s
Den. &RlOGrande Ii preferred. l2O
hrle. ........-.... 2S15 Texas Pacific 49,. ll3z
Il. Tennessee I'd 5 Union Pacific 500
Lake Shore. ...... $50 Wabash Pacific. 9ts
IPvllle u Nash. 1917 pref. IS,
memphis Il Char. 34l% Western Union 721s
hObile& ONO. li1s
NEW I DIRK, Jan. lb.-1he weekly statement
OF the associated banks issued from the clear
Ing house TO day, shows the following changes:
Loans decreased, 1921 500; specie increased.
$500 100; legal tenders increased, ~, SOL 700;
deposits increased, S6.505.0U0; circulation de
creased, $5O,e0O; reserve increased, S4,66S.555.
The banks now hold S3,Sll SAB in excess OF
the 20 per cent. rule.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 10, uoon.-Cotton-- business
GOOD at hardening rates; midaiing. uplands
l-l6d; mlGdling Orleans SD: sales 10000
bales, Tor speculation and export LOCO; re-
Selpts ~. 100 bales, all American.
Futurec: Uplauds. low mIddling clause.
January and February delivery, 2-64(9
3 l-6ld: February and March. 3 6415 2-d4d;
April and May. 1-6id; Nav and June,
lO-6id; July and August. lG-64d; August
and september, IS-64ls5 lJ-64d. Market quiet
at the advance.
200 p. m,-The sales to-day included 9,1OO
bales American.
Mddiing uplands l-l6d middling Orleans
3-l6d.
Futures: Uplands. low mIddling clause,
January delivery 2-6ld. sellers; January
and Eebr are. 5 2-6id. sellers: February ana
March. . 3-6ld, sellers: March and April,
. S 6id. s9iero; April and May. 7-6id sell
ers; MAY and June. l0-64d, sellers; June and
July, 1854 +, sellers; July and August,
5 l6-b4d, sellers; August and September,
s D-64d, sellers. Market closed quiet but
steady.
NEW YORK, Jan, l6. noon.-Cotton firm;
middng upands, j-i6c; middling Orleans,
glac; sales LIS bales.
Futures: Market nDened steady, with sales
asfOlOWs; January delivery, 2lc; February,
56c March, 9 45c; April, SIC; May, Sc:
June. 7oc.
$500 p. m.-Cottou firm; middling uplands,
!. 3 site; mldding Orleans &c; sales ,l1S
bales: net rsceiuls "a bales. gross s. AZ.
Futures Market closed weak, with sales Of
SO. 100 bales. az f0lOws:Januarv delivery, 9 Is
(G9 2'c, February. 800 So; March, 4Oc;
Aprt. ole; May, 6l19 DC; June, = 1898 13c;
july - D. 8 S3c: August, 9 9OG19 Gle; Septem-
Der. 961@g CSC; October. D9 sc.
The Post says: Cotton opened this morning
for future delivery steady at about point ad
vance. sales at the opening call amounted TO
1900 bales. After the Ouening cad the market
became firm and prices further advanced l@z
points, but during he hour previous to nom
the market weakened and the morning ad-
vance vas fully lost"
GALVESTON, Jan l6.-Cotton firm middling
l5- tbc; net receipts i.2le bales. gross l.2l9;
sa es l30 bales: stock e32H bales: exports, to
Great Britain , 594 bales, coastwIse l,l25.
NORFOLK, Jan. l6.-COttOn ,teady: middiIng
i-l6"; net receipts 7Us bales, gross 70S: stock
49, bales; sales 6}2 bales; exports cOastwise
BALTIMORE, Jan. l6.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding CSC; net receipts none, gross 1873 bales;
sales = bales; stock Sl,9i2 bales; sales to spin
ner5 200 bales.
Boston, Jan. l6.-CottOn quiet: middling
93z. net receipts 3 485 bales. gross Z $50; sales
none; stock $50 bales; exports. to Great Bri-
tain 2. 81 bales.
WmMINGTON. Jan. I6.-Cotton steady; Md
ding &c. net receipts S4 bales, gross 1854;
sales none; stock II ,j37 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l6.-Cotton dull; mid
ding csc; net receipts lob bales, gross 149,
stock 22.2 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. l6.--CO tton firm; mid
ling II Ice; net receiDts 7,l4S bales, gross
LAS; sales 500 bales; stock 4ol. 1872 bsles; eH-
ports, to the continent 22jo ia es.
MOBILE. Jan. l6.-COttOn firm; mIddling
S ll-l6e: net receipts 1889 bales, gross l,s33;
sales 1000 bales; stock 62.5'6 bales; exports,
cO3ste lse 1913 bales.
MEMPHIS. Jan. l6.-Cotton steady; middling
8 l l6c; receipts $50 bales: shipments ,79S
bales; sales $50 bales; stock l5l.477 bales.
AUGUSTA, Jan. l6.-Cott9n quiet; mlddling
s3ac; receipts 3i5 bales: sales i47 bales.
CHARLESTON, Jan. l6.--COtten firm; mid
ding g.: net receipts 1870 bales. gross $40
sales 400 bales; stock 1924 bales; exports, to
Great Bri,ajn 5.555.
ATLANTA. Jan. l6.-Cotton - Middlng
s7s": receipts 409 bales.
NEW NORE. Jan. l6.--COnsOlldated net re-
celpts Cor an cotton ports tod ~ 1888 bales;
exports, 10 Great Britain SAG bales, TO the
continent 9Sl5.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1G.-The total visible sup
ply OF cotton Tor ihe world Is 3,iO7.sl6 bales.
OF which 2.16s1l bales are 4 merican, against
g. ,796 and 2, g. 1876 bales respectively last
wear. The receipts Of cotton at all interior
towns for The week were 1851 bales; re-
ceipts from plantations, $500 bales. Crop 10
sight j,022,37 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 10, noon - " neat quiet,
demand poor; holders offer freely. Corn
STEADY with fair demand. Bacon, long clear
mlddles 2os, short clear Dos. Lard, prime
Western 22s Sd.
bEw DIRK, Jan. g., noon.--Flour duh and
heavy. Wheat higher. Corn unchanged POrk
firm; mess. $40 0o@l05. Lard stronger al
8 lir. freighfs steady.
500 .. m.-Flour, Southern closed steady.
hcGt-sputs iuts without change Of imp1r-
lance. closing steady; No. , -prlng, S8.sc; un-
graded ne q, 1aG9lc: 80. red, February de
livery sNl ge9 l5-lRcc. COrn--spOt lots firm
ana moderately active; January d ~ lie
lower: others tsat4 a. De ter: ungrdaed $50
SOC: No. 2. 60l tc. January delivery $500
5HZc, February is3z 1is1sc. Oais dull and
without decided cnange; No. red, 80 @;
dlttl white, i0bar; so. 2. January delivery
a6isc, tcnruaty 36szc. Hops quiet and uu-
changed. CCAee, lair RIO. on sJOt seeady
40 81 u; 40. RIO. on sp. o soc, January de
livery lOG5 i5c. February D 90. Sugar duli
and nominal: Iehu. a Dull. Mo ssaes weaker:
30 .esl 60 arrive. Ni9c. Cotton seed 0il--25c
for crude. 81 I.i2c for refined. Hides steady
and moderated active. ~ oil hrm but quiet.
Pork stronger bus easy. small raie- of mess at
$40 25NlU - MiQuics htm. Lard 3L3 p0luls
higher and more active: on spot 44Gp6 45c.
January delivery f4tG Gee. February G4a%
lQ6 47c. Frelghts 90 Liverpool steady: cotton,
per steam 1qA- 64u: wheat. per steam 23<d.
CHICAGO. Jan. l6.-ihe cher interest on
Change 90 day conferred iu provisions, with
mess pork for Nay delivery selling up 40 tho
close 10 50 02 OH o.. Toe pit was full OF
cxcitod traders, aud the transactions were
AZ.