Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-08

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COTTON.
LIvERPooL,Jan.7 Z, noon.--Cotton dull: prices
generally in buyers favor; middling uplands
ID: mlddling Orleans SD: sales 5000 0ales,
Ior speculation and export 500; reselpts o,OOO
bales--Amerlcan 1900.
Futures: UDlands. low mlddling clause,
January delivery, 4 81 sid; January and Feb
ruaTy, 81 -64lG4 5>-64d; February and March,
! 5S 64ig4 SO 64d; March and April, 4bl-b49
4 62-64d; April and May, sd: May and June,
cid; June and July, 56-64d; July and Au-
gust, l0-64d. Market quiet but steady. -.
1900 p. m,-The sales to-day included o,4UU
bales American.
Good mlddlng uplands Sad, middling up
lands 3D., low mldd4ing uplands As4d, goou or
binary uplands g. l6d, ordinary uplands 44d'
good mlddllug Texas 5-l6d, mlddling IeNas
51sd, low mddling Texas l5-l6d, good oral
nary Texas II led, ordinary Texas 41zd mid
ding Orleans 51sd, low middllng Orleans
4 Is I6d, go d ordinary Orleanss ll-lod, ordl-
nary Orleans AID.
Futures: Uplands. low middlinG clause,
January delivery, 59-64d. sellers; January
and February 59-64d, sellers; February and
March, 60-64d, sellers: March and April,
~ Gid. buyers; A pril and May. l-6id. buy
ers; May and June, 4-64d, buyers; June and
July, 1854 buyers; July and August,
ll-64d, sellers; August and September,
l4-b4d, value. Market steady.
500 p. m.-FuCures: UplAnos. low middhng
clause. January delivery 4 5S-64d, BUYERS;
January and February, 5S-64d. buyers; FEB
ruary ana March, $3.50, buyers; March and
April. 62-e4d, sellers; April and May, 3D.,
buyers; Nav and June. 4-G4d, sellers: June
ami July, 7-64d, sellers; July and August,
5 l0-64d. sellers: August and September,
ID r4d value. Market closed easy.
NEW YORK, Jan, I, noon.-IotJon STEADY
middling upands s. loo; mlddling Orleans.
9isC: sales 301 bales,
Futures: Market opened steady, with sales
as follows: January delivery. 3 lie; February.
9 2ac; March. 33c; April, 44c; May, SIC:
June, &c.
5:0Op. m.-Cotton dull but steady; middling
uplands, l6c; middllng Orleans 95se; sales
800 bales; net receipts A. bales, gross 8, 430.
Futures: MarketClOsed duh but steady, with
sales of 81 500 bales, as follows: January do
livery, 1909 l4c; February, l9e: March,
8 $50 SOC; April, Q 4l@9 42c; May, $40
3 53c; June, 90 64c; July, 8 7SC09 74c; Au-
gust,0 Szt@9 S3e; September, $500 BIC; Octo-
Der. 3 3s99 40e,
The POST SAYS ''The market opened this
morning for futures fairly active and firm at
points advance. At tine opening call January
sold at 8 1899 l7c. February at 2StG9 22(eg
9 23c, March at 3Sc, April at 45c, May at
8 5000 55C09 sec June at &c, July at nc,
and August at 9 sac. After the call and up to
noon the m srket vas barely steady and prices
slightly easier Futures were run up at the
opening o sell at an advance. and as natu-
raj consequence prices ranged before The thlrd
call points below Yesterdays closing quota
lions. A the last call 100 bales March SOLD at
9 29c and 1900 at 9 22c. goo April at 40c, and
300 May at sic. Futures closed quiet and
PATTY p0iut lower than yesterday"
GALVESTON, Jan. 7.-CottOn quiet; mid
ding Is tic; net receipts l, &c bales. gross
Lose; sales 1926 bales; stock o1.S20 bales; eX-
ports, to the continent 5,l92 balee, coastwlse
1912.
87sc; net receipts l29s bales, gross l.29s; stock
49945 bales; sales 236 bales; exports, to Great
Britain 50 ISL bales, coastwlse 1853.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 7.-Cotton quiet but
steady; middling Lice; net receipts none,
gross LOIS bales; sales to splnners 2I5 bales;
stock SO, 223 bales
BosToN, Jan. cotton quiet; middling
Ga: net receipts III bales, gross l,S46; sales
none: stock oslo bales.
WILMINGTON. Jan. 7.--Cotton firm; Md
ding SIC; net receipts lt6 bales, gross l46;
sales none: stock 0,25l bales; exports, to the
continent 2.250 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 7.-Cotton dull; mid
ding 93Sc; net receipts 81 bales, gross 203;
stock 1640S bales; exports. to Great Britain
1903 bales
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 7.-Cotton weak; mid
ling $50; net receipts 49, 1854 bales, gross lS.sl4
sales 1000 bales; stock 39s, 507 bales: exports,
to Great Britain l2,029 bales, to the continent
$3.50, coastwise ], 80.
MOBILE, Jan, 7.-Cotton dull: mlddling
$50; net receipts 95l bales, gross 992; sales
500 bales; stock 57,365 bales; exports, coast
wise l,25i bales.
SIl-l6c; receipts l,739 bales: shipments LIPS
bales: sales 500 bales; stock l55,2l5 bales.
AUGUSTA. Jan. 7.-Cotten quiet; mlddling
s9-l6c; receipts $50 bates; sales 1Ss bales.
CHARLESTON, Jan. lotion dull; mid
ding IL Ice; net receipts $40 bales, gross 5l9
sales 1877 bales; stock 9s.3l4 bales.
ATLANTA, Jan. cotton Middling
-l6e: receipts 3I5 bales.
NEW YORK. Jan. 7.-COnsolldated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day, %. $50 bales;
exports, to Great Britan 2l,2IS bales, to the
continent 1861, to France 1000.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES,, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 7, noon.-wheat steady,
with poor demand; supply good. Corn steady;
demand fair; new Western mixed Is 21ld'
Lard, prime Western 32d.
SEW YORK, Jan. z, nOon.-El0ur dull and
heavy. Wheat weak. Corn lower Pork
firm. Lard steady at 42lSc. Freights firm.
800 D. m.-FlOuF, Southern closed steady;
good to choice extra, IS 30 WheaJ-spOt lots
dull and q shade lower. ungF3ded red s4t0S9c;
No. red, spot 9Jl3e, January delivery ss13g
g0Ize. Corn-spot lots quiet but steady: I'M
graded 44(gi9c; No. 2, spot 493s94924e, Janu-
ary deliver 40l l049}Sc. Oats 1sG14c higher:
No. 2 351503534e. Hops duh and unchanged.
Ccdee, fair Rlo. on sDOt steadier at S1<(DS5sc.
Sugar steady but quiet; fair to good re-
dning, 5l+G53sc; rehned-C5l495l5 extra
5LsaS3<c, white extra G Sac, yellow 5
(G5ISc OFF A n6lSc. mould A bIsc, standard A
r. i6lG6I5c. confectl0ner's A ll-l6G65zc, cut
loaf and crushed l14iG4asc, powdered l5-l6O
7ssc, graduated i3-l6c, cubes l5-l6G7c.
Moiasses unchanged. Cotton seed oil-2515C9
&c for crude. 1870 for refined. Hides firm
and rather quiet. w oil hrm. Pork quiet but
steady: mess. Sll ll1a. MIddies dull. Lard
a shade higher; on spot 376g6 40c, January
delivery 40c. Ereights to Liverpool firm;
cotton, per steam sgd; wheat, per steam
21Sd.
CHICAGO. Jan. 7.--fniuences in wheat to-
day we're not particularly unfavorable, but
under some sharp raiding by "bears" prices
fell off sharply during the greater portion OF
the session, but rallied at the close to a shade
better prices than at the close yesterday.
Liverpool was quoted quiet and steady, the
quantity on passage TO Europe showing some
what Of a decrease, while receipts at primary
points continued light. The price for May de-
livery dropped to s1Lsc several times, closing
at ] o'clock at size, ana rallvng IN the after
noon 10 S73<tGS71sc, with q still stronger tone
prevailing on the ''curb'' late IN the after
noon. Corn developed only a slight move
meat in either direction, and prices closed
about the same as yesterday. Oats we're a
trife easier. Provisions ruled quite strong
early: MAY pork advanced 10 $40 IS, but a
reaction followed which carried the market
back 10 about Yesterday closing cures.
Flour unchanged. Wheat opened firm;
l1sed &c lower than yesterday; regular,
January delivery Sllt6432c, February sl16G
- j r. NAV sTltfdgsa-p. Corn Quiet hui atnHdys