Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-14
COTTON.

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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. lS, noon.--Cotton steady,
WIN lar demand; mlddhng uplands 3 l-loG;
mldoliDg Orleans g. sd: sales 1000 bales,for
speculation and eN port LOCO: receipts 10000
Oaies-AmerlCan "a o.
FuJures: UDlands. low middlins clause,
January aHu February deuverV,4 6S-&d; FoO-
ruarv and March, rs 6id; March and April,
z-6405l SAD; April amt MAY. 4-b4d; May
ana June, 2 64d; June and July, i0-64d;
August and September, l6-oAd. Market
quiet.
Tn tenders OF deli veres At to-day's clear
ing amounted to 1900 bales new docket and
500 bales Old docket.
100 p. m.-The sales to-day included 1900
Middnng uplands . l-l6d; middling orleans
81 .d.
Futures: Upands. low middlinS CLAUSE,
January delivery, 4 6S-64d. sellers; January
and Febr arr 4 t3-64d, sellers; February ana
March, i6-6Ad, buyers: March and April,
64d. value; April and MAY, 3-6ld, buy
ers; May and june, 6-54d, buyers; june and
July, lQ-6ir. sellers; July and August,
. l3-64d, sellers; August and september,
l6-04d, sellers, Market quiet.
500 D. m.-Futures; Uplauds. low mlddling
clause. January delivery. ( 2-64d. buyers;
January ana February, 4 62-6id, buyers; FEB
ruary ami March, 6j-6ld, sci ers; March ana
April. 4-bid. sellers; April and May, 3.64d.
hnvers; Nav and June. S 6-64d, BUYERS; June
and July, 9-b4d. bui ers: July AMI August,
l2-O4u. UGyers; August and september,
lj-r4d, buyers. Market closed steady.
NEW YORK, Jan. Is, nOon.-Cotton quiet
but stead middllng uPlands, 5-l6c; md
dung Orleans, 9lec; sales p ] bales.
Futures: Market opened very dull with
sales asfollOws; January delivery, 22c; te0-
ruary, z,c; March, 8 SOC; April, 5lci May,
Csc: June. a..
$500 p. nc otton steady; middltng uplands,
5-l6c; mlddung Orleans 9 sc; sales l,us'
bales; net receipts 236 bales. gross 4,SSl.
Futures Market closed dull but s'eaoy'
Coll 4 a n p
delivery, 92iC99 25c; February. 2IG9 BE /;
March. 3SGy SIC; Arrl, s. 4981 sue; MAY, 400
(9g Gle, June, g 90 re; July, g@tG9 SIC
August, o9Sac; september, 9oo@S o'c'
me p01 slys: THE future course o.
prices would seem to depend mainly upon the
ability Of the holders OF the present somewhat
large stock to await relief from good cA-
port demand, which must set In sooner or
later Our mills are well supplied Future
deliveries opened lO0G2-luOU higher, lost the
advance, aad showed at TIE thlrd call no
change from yesterday = closing. sales AZ the
Ihlfd call are only 100 bales May at blc, loO
bales July at = &, 100 bales september az
g Csc, and l0v bales September at Soc. Flu
lures closed steady
GALVESTON, Jan l2.-Cott0n firm; mid
ding Is -l6e; net receipts 9l bales, gross 39l I;
les 10 bales; STOCK s5.2Zi bales: exports,
TO Great Britain 7s3 bales, to the continent
370l.
NORFOLK. Jan. l3.-Cotton quiet; mddling
&C.; ne receipts 1895 bales. gross 1905; STOCK
5l,S2i bales; sales Si' bales; exports, cOasJWlse
I4U bales.
BALTIMORE. Jan. lS.-Cottou dun; middling
90: net receipts l.u27 balee, gross Lag; sales
300 bales; STOCK 33,Nl3 bale; sales TO Hptnuers
20 bales; exports, cOastwlse b3s bales.
BOSTON, } an. l3.-J0tton quiet, mlu0iilig
qlzc: net receipts l4l bales, gross 1886; sales
none: stock 6,3l0 bales.
WILEINGToN. Jan. 13.-Cotton firm; md =
ding s4sc: net receipts BIB bales, gross 3l5 ;
sale none; stock / .09S bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 13.-CottOn dull; mid
ding 9f.e; net receipts us bales, gross lIo ,
stock 23.7I2 bales
NEW ORLEANS, an. l3.-Cotton quiet; MD =
ling lI-l6c; net receipts 1880 bales, gross
1909: sales $500 bales; stock 80 ,537 bales
exports, to France ), 26i bales, to the continent
5,Ul9 bales, c0asLWlse -,2ll.
MOBILE. Jan. l3.-COtt0n quiet; mldduAg
S1l-l6c; net receipts "a bales. gross 80; sales
500 bales; stock 69.sS5 bales; exports, coast
wise ass bales.
MEMPHIS. Jan, I3.-COtton steady; middlin 2
li-l6e; receipts 353 bsles: shipments 69l
bales: safes Z. 200 bales; stock l5l.oS2 bales.
AUGUSTA, Jan. I3.-Cotton quiet; mlddling
S9-l6c; recetp pts % bales; GALES 80 bales.
CHARLEsToN, Jan. l3.-COtton firm; holders
asking higher prices: middliug $50; net re-
celpts 1894 bales. gross l,094 sales none; stoek
S7059 bales; exports, to Great Britain ALSO
bales, coastWise l,126 bales.
ATLANTA, Jan. l3.-COtton - Middling
SIZE: receipts 1871 bales.
NEW YORK. JaR. l3.-COnsolldated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day. 19.767 bales
continent SAB, to France GAS.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 18, noon.-whest quiet but
steady. with poor demand; holders offer free
ly. Corn steady, with fair demand. Pork,
prime mess sos. Cheese, American fine sos.
NEW YORK, Jan. -, noOn.-k louF dull ana
Weak. Wheat lower. Corn unchanged Pork
steady; mess. so 00G 10 so. Lard dun At 45c-
Freights steady.
500 p. m.-Flour, Southern steady. Wheat
-f.,ls ~ 3. t lt,t ttuuradad
Sic; no. red, IanuAry delivery S9(GS9s4c.
COrn--pot lots declined A0l2c; migrated a.
,Gisc; No 3, January delivery 5cl4@50l2c.
OaIs sGL9C lower; No. 2, 3514 G365ac. Hops
unchanged Coffee, fair Rio. on sDOJ duh at
VA . sugar wholly nominal. MOia-ses steady.
Cotton reed Ot-z5c for cruee, Bic for re-
rned. Hidls closed steady. Wool firm. Pork
firm but very quiet; mes. $40 So 2. MiGdles
closed dull. Lard a shade lower; Western
steam, on spot 4255c. FTelghts TO Liverpool
tirm cotton, per steam 1sG9-64d: wheat. per
steam 25Id.
enc AGO, Jan. 13.-There was plenty or ex-
citcmcnt 10 the wheat pit. with trading in the
aggregate probably the largest Witnessed iu
many m0njhe There was a sys ematic RAD
by the be r., who began selling wheat on tho
curb before trading nOur-, and IN euch large
quantities tbHt the market opened lc lower.
"a oj1z Tor May; some trading al s55sc Wa
70 lowed By rca- on 10 So I, b was + T.
l0Ned quickly by another drop 20 $3.50, which
proved the inside cures for the V: as the
market began 20 decune the bears rode dow a.
VII n IT,, OurElug tremendous lOL-. Whlle long
traders we're ende vOrng at the same time
TO yet rid OF Whea, o. winch m2rRl MS had be-
come exhausted: tie confidence Of the bear
err Wd IN lower prices appeared to lie unlinl-
lied. and several Of the recognized leader
were in the PIT in person encouraging their
following bY openly offering large lots; for a
while H. appeared mat he cereal mad lost a n
It's frieu :. uut toward noon more outside buy
ing orders came Ia. with the statement Of a
better export demand at the seabOard, and
prices rallied a trih aud the market closed
for the day AT s51a,I55Ac; receipts continue
very hght, with little better shipping de-
inand. Otner markets sympathized wi h
wheat and closed somewhat lower.
Flour eaaier. " neat rs; lower; regular
January delivery 's5sg193sc, February 7s1s
u183.c. Corn &C lower, closing eady; cash
3Bc, January delivery S6Lsfc36l 4c, February
40 (o363 g. Dats easier; cabn ot. zsl4c, jan
nary ceiiverv zsil02s 4c,Fenruary ~ S@281 a..
provlsions- Mess pork 2lzBjc lower, cIsh
lO2Oa ~ -. January delivery $40 l5@l0 %,
February $40 " "a 2i14, Lare declined y Z
E5 points early, D ]! Ell, and closed -tcadier:
c.sh and January and February delivery O5
a6O7isc. Boxed meas steady; dry sal,ed
shoulders 500 f8 8jc, short rib OIlslG5 Zoe
short clear 3 lGgj a5c. Whisky steady. sugar
UNCHANGED
CfSCfsNArI. Jan. l3.-Flour active and I'M
changed Wheat nominal; No. red, g3c
Corn easier: No. mixed, SIC. Oats heavy:
No. , mixed. 8ll on82c. Provisions ami
and lower 1t dO. Lard easter at e2l60s
Is ". bmk meats etcady; short rib : zoe
Bacon easy. shoulder. ~ ac, short I'D SOC,
short clear ~. Whisky eteady az 81 10
sugar unchanged; hard reh ed 7lsei9Sc.