Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07
COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. g. noon.--COtton fiat; prices
somewhat irregular; mlddhng uplands %;
middling Orleans SGD sales 5000 bales, for
speculation ana export LOCO; receipts S,OOO
Dales-AmericGn 3,5t0.
Futuree UoIanIs. low mlddling clause,
January and February deuvery, 5S-6A@
4 51-64 ID; February and March. 6e-6l(9
So CAD; March and April, 62-64G4 Bl-6td;
April and May, 5 -6ttG5d: May and June,
BAD; June and July, -64(g5 o-o4d, J9iy
and August. lO-64d. Market dull at the de-
cline.
The tenders OF Deliveries at to-day's clear,
lngs amounted to 400 bales new docket and
lOO bales old docket,
100 p. m.-The sales to-day included $500
bales American.
Futures: Uplands. low middhng clause,
January delivery. 5S-64d. buyers; January
and Fe6r ar, 5s-S4d, BUYERS: February ana
March, 4 59-6ld, BUYERS; March and April,
! 4 81 64d. buyers; April and May. 30, Duyersi
May and June. 3-64d, buyers; June and July,
b-64l, buyers; July and August, IO-oAd,
sellers; August ana september, l3-64d, buy
ers. Market steady.
D. IN. Futures: Uplands. low mlddhng
| clause, January delivery 5S-64d, buyer~;
January and February, 5S-64d. buyers; Feb
ruary ana March, Sg-6id, buyers; March and
AprIl. % SD. sellers; April and May, 8 -6ld.
| sellers; May and June, 54-64d, sellers: June
! and July, 7-6ld, sellers; July and August,
| ll-64d, sellers; August and September,
l4-t4d, value. Market closed quiet but
| steady.
NEW YORK. Jan. 6, noon.-Cotton quiet;
! middllng uplands, S-l6c; middling Orleans,
| csc: sales 203 bales.
! Futures: Market opened steady, with sales
! as follows: January delivery, lie; February,
| z3c; March, 0 3Sc; April, 44c; May, b6c;
! June, use.
$500 p. m.-Cottou closed quiet; middling
uplands, 3 lie; middlIng Orleans 92sc; ga les
Ala bales: net receipts ,l36 bales, gross 6,2l2.
| Futures: Market closed barely steady. with
sales OF $500 bales. as follows: January de-
livery, 1909 lac; February. 1902 zoe;
| March. 30,g8 Bic; April, 42c; May, $50
sac; June, 9 6iG9 Csc; July, 73G9 75c; Au-
gust,9 S2G9 SIC; September. 8 59@9o Octo-
Der. 8 39@9 llc.
The Post says: "Cotton opened this morning
| for fu ure et a decline OF points on near
| futures and points on distant months. At
| the opening call January sold at 1909 nc,
| February at % 8 pc. March at 34(G9 S3c,
! Aptii at 8 1909 &c, May at g. az sec, June AZ
! Csc, July a. 8 7S,, and August at Sc az S5c.
| After the opening and up to noon the market
was firm and the early decline was about re
| covered. Futures, after a slight advan e
earlv showed at the third call a decline Of ?
! points on January and on the later months.
Futures closed steady but quiet and 6-lOO9
81 0c lower than yesterday"
GALVESTON, Jan. 6.-CottOn weak; mid
ding IL To-; net receipts l,927 bales. gross
1927; sa e. 3S3 bales; stock oS.SI4 bales, eX-
ports, 10 Grea Britain 1910 bales.
! NORFOLK. Jan. 6.-COttOn quiet; middung
87se; net raceIpts 3,o27 bales, gross 1927; stock
56.6jl bales; sales 6J5 bales; exports, coast
wise !. 230 bales.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 6.-Cotton nominal; mid
les to splnners $50 bales; stock 81, 4S3 bales;
exports. cOastwlse rs bales.
BOsTON. Jan 6.-COtton quiet; middling
az; net receipts l,275 bales. gross 1862; sales
none; stock G 80 bal S.
WuMINGToY. Jan. 6.-Cotton firm; Md
ding SIC: net receipts 233 bales, gross 23S;
sale none: stock II, 1855 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 6.-Cotton dull; mid
ding 93sc; net receipts l39 bales, gross l39;
stock 7.50S bales. -, 80
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. o. ottonsteady; mid
ling s5sc; net receipts 1881 bsles, gross 3.68s;
! saes 5000 bales; stock 4O4,7 73 bales; exports,
10 Great Bri ain s,45S bales, to France 1862,
! cOastwise 2.O22.
MOBILE. Jan. s.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 65Sc: net receipts 234 bales. gross 305; sales
500 bales; stock 57,627 bales; exports, coast
| wise $50 bales.
MEMPHIS. Jan. 6.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 8 ! l6c; receipts 1892 bales: shipments 1925
bales; lies 900 bales; stock "a 1888 bales.
AUGUSTA. Jan. 6.-COttOn quiet; mlddling
9-l6c; receipts 2l6 bales: sales sol bales.
| CHARLESTON, Jan. 6.-CottOn dull; mid
| ding So net receipts $50 bales, gross $50;
! sales 40 bales; stock 9S.9S2 bales; exports. to
Great Britain 1928 bales, to the continent
| /, $50. cOastWise Lob.
! ATLANTA, Jan. 6.-Cottou - Middling
| 8 ll-l6c: receipts 444 bales.
NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-COnsOhdated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports today, l4,40l bales;
| exports. TO Great Britain IS. i6s bales, to the
continent II, l79, to France 1902.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 9, noon.-wheat steady.
! with poor demand; supply good. Corn steady;
| demand poor; new Western m Xed As ID.
NEW IoRK, Jan. &, noon.-Flour dull and
heavy. Wheat unsettled and lower. Corn
/ letter Pork null: mess, $40 90(Gl9 25. Lard
! firm at g 40c. Freights steady.
500 p. m.-T1our, Southern closed steady,
/ WheaJ-spO active ana in buyers favor; I'M
| graued red S4G953sc: No. 2 red, spot 92c. Jan
| Corn-spot lots 30 higher: ungraded 4e(G49c;
| No. 2, spot 49A@sOc, January delivers 1910
| soc. February 4s]sgl94c. Oats 1E9Ac higher:
! No. 2, S5}z98${c. Hops quiet and weak.
! Coffee. far Rio. on SPOT dull at SIC; No.
! Rio. on spot zoe, j nuary delivery 6Otg6 c.
1 sugar steady but quiet; muscOvad5 53ag
refined closed quiet-C 514G5lsc, extra c
| 5l5a53<c, white extra g SIC, yellow 8
/ (d51S ., OF A 6Gblsc, mould 61ac, standard A
! 8 l. is G6l5c cnntectioner's A 6 Il lGd6Zc, cut
J loaf and crushed 754lg75sc, powdered l5-l6,9
/ 7szc. grauuated l3-l6c, cubes Is % 11e.
| Molasses steady. Cotton seed oli-215lG27c
/ for crude. 3il5, for rehned. Hides stea Y.
! Wool firm; dome TIC fleece 21G56,ac. Pork
| drmer aud more active: mess. SIC 00GD Is.
| Mlddles dull; long clear 5Ac. Lard eos
| pom g higher; Western steam, on spot 4Oc,
! February delivery Is Al g6 43c. Freights to
| Liverpool 'eady; cotton, per steam 5-S2d;
| wheat. per steam 23sd.
! CHICAGo. Jan. There was strong open
! ing ia wheat to-day. and for q time the tenn
/ d r was quite bul ish, May selling up to SS5Sc,
! but a. tier the first hour the market sageed,
! follow d in the afternoon BY very heavy
/ feeling and Tree selling, under Wnlch the
! faV0rite option dropped TO S7@sc, closing for
/ the day at S75<c Receipts were small err, but
! this was attributed 10 recent bad roads IN the
country. and TO the snow blockade on some OF
] the lines OF ilrOad. Export clearings con-
tinue very small, aud foreign exchange was
reported higher, indicating probability 81
/ further shipments II gold This aided the
| weakness prevalent IN the afternoon. On the
/ Gu b in the afternoon wheat WIS reported
irmer, sales Of May being reported al 8S15e.
/ ln corn n ding az light, amt prices showed
! Uiue change. The same was true Of oats
There wac "a eudd revival OF activity In
/ provisions, mes. pOrk selling at an advance OF
! 5Oc higher thtn yeste dav, aud closing for the
! day zoe higher. ShOrs we're nervous and
/ covered freely. Lord al % advanced a little.
Flour unchanged. Wheat cl sed about NC
/ lover than yesterday; regular, January de
/ livery s26pSg3<c, February ,2s4'dS3lSe, March
/ s2JzfGg33kc. Corn stcadv; light trading, cash
| 8B{c January delivery G6l<(g863sc, February
/ 863sG30lsc oats hrn; casn lot 2s5zG2s1zc,
/ JaBuary delivery ISIS G2Sl4c February 2SAc.
ProvisOue-Mess pork active and 25'G275sc
higher: ala 50 % for old. $40 2jgl0 87lg fir
new pac Eed January delivery 30 MA
lO87H, Fe Iruary $40 z0lG 10 40. Lard ~ ~
uuinis higher: cash ana January delivers
05c. February GO7l4M6 l2lzc Boxed mea,s
steady: dry ilted Hh uldefs 1Od81jc short
rio Oh a. lOc, short clear sj'g5 zoe.
whisky steady 40 10. sugar unchanged:
granulHftd lr standard SIC.
CfNCIENATt Jan. 6.-FlOur dull and IN
change . Wheat hrmer; No. red. g2G88c.
Corn drm: No, mi, Ell, $50 1850. Oats 1rm:
30. 2 mixed 3Jl5G3lAc.. Proyislons-Pork