Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-20

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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 10, noon.-CottOn quiet
and rather easier; middhng uplands Lied I;
mlddling Orleans 3-i0d; sales 5000 bales,
Tor speculation and export 500; receipts
10000 bales, American ( ]. so.
Futures: Uplands. low mddiinG clause.
January and February delivery, 62-64(9
oS-64d: February and March, SCI; March and
April, 2-64d; April ANA May. 4-64d; May
and June, I-64d; june and July, l-6id !;
July and August, l3-64d: August and Sep
tember, l6-64d. Market steady at the de-
300 p. m.-The sales to-day included 600
bales American.
Futures: Uplands. low middling clause,
January delivery, 63-64d. sellers; January
ana kebr ary. 4 63-tld, sellers; Fepruarv
ana March, sd, sellers: March ana April,
52-64d, sellers; April and May, 4-bld. SELL
ers; May and June, 7-64d. sellers; June
and july, l0-64d, sellers; July aad Au-
gust, l3-64d, sellers; August ana Septem-
Der, l6-64d, sellers. Market dun.
$500 D. MIXTURES; Uplands. low nGddlng
clause,January delivery 4 62-64d. seller; Jan
airy ana February, 4 81 Cad. sellers; February
l-64d. sellers; April and May, 6ld sell ers !;
May and June, 6-54d, sellers; June and july,
b9-o4d, sellers; July and August, l2-6td.
sellers; August and September, l0-b4d,
sellers. Market closed easy.
NEW YORK. Jan, 49, nOOn.-C0tton uull :
middmg upands, 3 s. l6C; mldding Orleans,
9l9c; sales los bales.
Futures: Market opened quiet but steady,
with sales as follows. January delivery. lSc;
February, 8 25c; March, 36c; April, iOc :
May, SIC: June. 8 Csc.
scoop. m.-Cotton dHA but steady; middiing
uplands, 9 5-l6C; middlmg Orleans 919c; safes
lis bales: net receipts 365 bales, gross 6.SfS.
Futures: Market closed firm, with sales OF
$4,000 bales, as follows; January dehveTE, "
Sec; April, 1903 Ale; May, 9 57(G9 5Sc; June,
96799 Csc; July, 3 776t9 7sc; August, 500
soc.
The Post says: Futures opened dull and
points lower, lost an additional 2@3 points,
but recovered part Of the decline, and sold at
the third call: 100 bales February at &c.
1900 bales March at 34c, and 100 bales Octo-
Der at Q 4Sc, showing a reduction of3g4 points
from Yesterdays closing Futures Iosed quiet
and firm, and 3 points lower than yester-
day
GALVESTON, Jan I9.-Cotton firm middhng
s 10 tic; net receipts 96l bales, gross LII;
sales 4a3 bales; stock s., S95 bales. exports, TO
the continent 1850 bales.
NORFOLK. Jan. 19.-Cotton duh: middling
&c; net reeel pts .235 bales. gross l, 226: stock
tinent Is 4 bales. cOastwlse 9s4.
BALTIMORE, Ja an. l9.-COtton nominal; mid
ding 8lsC; net receipts none, cross 1913 bales;
sales 49, baie5; stock 3l,9O7 bales; sales to spin
ners 100 bales.
BOsrON. Jan. I9-Cotton quiet; middlinq
936c; net receipts 2i2 bales gross 1850; sales
none; stock 6,3lO bales.
WILMINGFOH. Jan, l9.-CottOn dull; Md
ding Sc: net receipts 544 bales, gross 544
sales none; stock l0,3i5 bales; exports, coast
wise 546 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 19.-Cotton dull; mid
ding $50; net receipts l9 bales, gross Sl2;
stock q, 70 bales
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 19.-Cotton steady; Md
ling ll-l6c; net receipts 1923 bales. gross
1895, sales 600 bales; stock 40 ,2S4 bales; eN-
ports, to Great Britain 27l0 bales.
MOBILE. Jan. l9.-COttOn dull; mlddhng
S lt-l6c: net receipts LAG bales, gross 2, l4b'
sales $50 bales; stock "a, 247 bales; expOrts,
MEMPHIS. Jan. la.-Cotton frs; middling
$50; receipts 1853 bales: shipments 2,26i
bales; sales ?, $50 bales; stock l4S.758 bales.
AUGUSTA. Jan. l9.-COtton quiet; mlddllng
S56c; receipts iq5 bales; sales ftl bales.
CHARLESTON. Jan. l9.--COtton dull; buyers
and sellers apart; middling SO; net receipts
SS7 bales. gross s1: sales none; stock IS 2o'
bales; exports, to Great Britain 2,1o6 bales.
ATLANTA, Jan. lg.-COttOn - MlddHng
S5ss; receipts 40 bales.
NEW ORK. Jan. l9.-COnsohdated net re-
ceIpts for All cotton ports to-day l1.29l bales;
exports, to Great Britain 9, 400 bales, to the
continent 2,587.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES,, ETC.
LIvERPoOL, Jan. Is, noon.-wheat dun,
with poor demand; holders offer freely: Cali
fOrnia No. !. 6s 9d06s I'D: No. 2, Us Gd@6s sd,
Corn dull; the demand mas fallen oil. new
mixed Western, As ll1zd. Lard, prime W est
ern S3s- Long clear middles Z6s Cd; short rs
Sd.
NEW YORK. Jan. 10, noon.--Flour dull and
heavy. Wheat lower. Corn quleI and stronger.
Pork steady; mess, $40 009I0 80. Lard firm al
q ErnI.rhfe GtpadV
500 p. R.-Fleur, Southern closed steady.
Wheat-spOt about lc lower and heavy, un-
graded red, 599901zc; No. 2Ted, S>1se. Feb
ruary 8714Q6S9c. COrn-spot lots quiet: I'M
graded 46Cd49c; Ne. 2, 497sG5oc. Oaw sG11c
lower; No. 2 red. 36l1 936 a.. Hops steady.
Coffee, fair Bio. on spot dull at SIC. Sugar
quiet; refined quiet-C 5l4G5ssc, extra c
57-l6@55Sc, off A 5zsS6c, mould $40, stan
lard A SOS 5-l6c, powdered 3-l6@65sc,
graduated 65Sd6 Ice, cubes SIC. MOlasses
steady. Cotton seed Oil-z5c for crude, 3l(GS2c
for refined. Hides steady. Pork firm; no sales
Middies firm; long clear 59Sc. Lard without
quotable change. Freights to Liverpool irm
cotton, per steam 1sgy-64d; wheat, per steam
23ld.
CHICAGO. Jan. l9.-Wheat has apparently
very few friends. Tae market was agan
sUmpy, prices dropping declo ely. resulting in
a re-establishmcnt of the lowest range Of
values ever reached since March, 1855, since
when, until to-day, the price OF cash wheat
hal not touched 80 low a figure as 7C54 e..
which was the figure at close Of the tra1Ing
this afternoon. The market opened moderate
~ firm, owing TO a decline IN British Consuls,
but d cline followed, which carried MaY
Gown from sAl c. 10 So C., after which there
was rally To S334 c.. but free SO ling again
set in, under which It broke to SZ54 % sZ1s c.
which v as the latest figure at O'Clock. In
The afternoon May barely touched 63l5 e and
c Oscd at s2ls, making decline OF j C.. Tor the
day. One of the chiefreasons assigned for the
weakness was the statement that the speech
OF the Queen of Great Britain would adyo-
cate . acinG duty on American wheat. 4
decrease in the visible supply Of corn gave
temporary activity 10 that cereal and prices
ranged little higher. Oats also inclined to
little more hrmness Mess pork was in brisk
demand, nuctuaung within the range OF 30 q
32l5 C. and closing steady at medium prices.
Flour dull and easier. southern -four - 400
4s5. Wheat opened shade hrmer. closed
&c under YES erday; regular January de
livery s63IG5Zc, February 77GTsl6c. 80. .
-pring, &c. Corn a little hrmer; cash 363S
M363zc Oats 1E0l4c higher; cash zN5c Pro
ylsiOus-Mens pork active and stronger: adj
yanced 27lSc over YESTERDAY. but reacted,
closing 5A7IaC higher; cash $40 95 al 90. Feb
ruary delivery so SPOIL Is. Lard quies
but steady; cash and February dehvery6 Is
as nee. Boxed meats steady, dry salte 1
shoulders 4 90 4 N5e. short rib slIes 3Sg
531i 81, clear 3 7OG5 zoe. Whisky hrm at 81 is.
sugar unchanged.
CIECINEATI. Jan. l9.-tl0ur unchanged
Wheat DAN ana lower: No. red, soc. Corn
heavy. Oats scarce and firm: No. mixed,
&c. Prov sious-POrk frmer; held al 81.
Lsrd dun 10 6 l0c. Bulk meats stronger; short
rb .U05 45c. Bacon scarce aud stronger:
shoulders 15c short rib &C. .6lear 2Jc W hisky
steady at 81 DO. sugar steady and unchanged.
Hogs stronger; common and light s. 1905 30 /,