Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-05

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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 4, u: 80 y. m,-Cotton firm
with prices stinenlng little; middling up
lands lS-l6d: mlddling Orleans sd; sales
lO,UOU bales. forepeculatIon and export LOCO;
receipts ~, 90 bales-American 1853 o.
Futures: UOlands. low middlinG clause.
January and February delivery, go 649
90 6l-64d; February and March, g. Cad,
march and April, l-64d; April and May,
4-64d May and June, 7-64d; June and July,
SlI-o4d; July and August, l4-64d. Market
The tenders Of deliveries at to-dav's clear
lngs amounted to 2,600Abales new docket and
100 bales old docket.
100 p. m.-The sales to-day included $500
bales American.
Middling uplands sd middling Orleans sd.
Futures: Uplands, low middlin2 clause,
January delivery, 63-64d. sellers; January
and February 6S-64d, sellers; February ana
mdIOH. Ous Du1bTbs March anu APRIL OAtl.
sellers; April and May, 6-64d, sellers; May
and June. 9-64d. value; June and July,
l2-64d, buyers; July and August, 5 l5-64d,
buyers, August and September, l9-64d,
value. Market steady.
500 p. mixtures: Uplands. low m1ddllnz
clause, January delivery. 60-64d, buyers
January and February, 61-64d. buyers; Feb
rnary ana March, 6S-64d, sellers; March and
April. l-64d, sellers; April and May, 4-64d,
! buyers; May and june SD, buyers: June
and July, load, buyers; July and August,
l4-64d. sellers: August and September,
lS-64d, sellers Market closed quiet but
steady.
NEW YORK. Jan. 4, noon.--Cotton quiet;
middllng uplands, 914c; mIddling Orleans,
7-l6c: sales AIS bales.
Futures: Market opened firm, with sales as
! follows: January delivery, &c; February.
9 SEC; March. 945c; April, SIC; May, Csc;
| $500 p. m.-Cotton closed quiet but steady;
middiing uplands, 954c: middlmg Orleans
8 7-lBc; sales 407 bales; net receipts 900 bales,
] gross lz.O59.
Futures: Market closed firm, with sales of
/ $500 bales, as follows; January delivery,
] 9 2Sc; February. 3649 BE: March, 40
| 4Sc; April, soc; May, 70@9 tic; June, 81
/ (99 SIC; July, oslo; August, 99l@l0e; Sep
/ TENDER, 1893 75c; October. 9 5000 55c.
The Post says: Cotton opened for future
! delivery firm at points advance. At the
opening call January delivery sold at 27c,
! February at Q 5000 1903 Boa 35c. March As
| GI9 46c. April 9 sc May 81 sn9 Csc. July SOC,
] August 97G9 9Sc, and October soc. Sales
] lU.ZOU Ddi6s. Alter the opening Cdll the nd
| ket was hrn. and prices further advanced 3g
| points, but at noon a.out one half of this
! last Improvement had been lost. EnCour9g
J ing Liverpool advices caused futures to adj
| vance here To- 1000 -l00c. but as this brought
| in many sellers $1,000 OF this advance was lost
| again. At the third call AGO bales for January
| brought &c, 300 bales for March 46c, 400
/ bales for A prl SIC. and 100 bales for Septem-
! Der re. Under existing circu solid
| Improvement at Manchester is hardly to be
| expected; on the other hand, even the ad-
| vanced price Of sd for middljng upland is still
| below the Southern markets, and if referring
| to New York quotations they are so much
! too high Tor export, with an accum ulated
] New York stock of 226.O00 bales. Futures
/ closed steady and 7-l0009-l00c higher than
! last Thursday"
| GALVESTON, Jan. 4.--CottOn quiet; mid
ding S34c net receipts 4,7S6 bales, gross 4,S4s;
! sales ll6 bales; stock $3.50 bales; exports, TO
the continent 50 bales. coastwise S,4l4.
! NORFOLK. Jan. 4.--COtton steady; middiing
$40: net receipts 3o3l bales, gross OBI; stock
| 55,0S6 bales; sales 1864 bales, exports, coast
! wise 2,133 bales.
/ BALTIMORE, Jan. 4.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding &C.: net receipts l,49l bales, gross 2,3l2;
sales none; stock $3.50 bales; exports, to
Great Britain 1894 bales.
BOSTON, Jan. 4.-CottOn quiet; middling
95sc; net receipts Sl7 bales, gross 1887; sales
| none; stock Oslo bales.
WILMINGTON. Jan. 4.-Cotton firm; md
ding II-l6c: net receipts AGO bales, gross ago;
| sales none; stock 1904 bales.
! PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4.-Cotton dull; mid
! ding Csc; net receipts lSl bales, gross ISL,
stock l4,0lS bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 4.-Cotton firm; mid
ling $50; net receipts I,17l bales, gross 1854
sales 5000 bales; stock 1856, 357 bales; EXPORTS
! to Great Britain 4,242 bales, to the continent
! 1853, coastwise 1886.
MOBILE. Jan. 4.-CottOn firm; mIddling
| S9-l6c; net receipts 2, 81 bales. gross 1907 ;
! sales 800 bales; stock 5S,0ll bales; exports
| cOastwise 2,j4S bales.
MEMPHIS. Jan. 4-COtton firm; middling
s9sc; receipts 1880 bales: shipments 1876 bales
safes $500 bales; stock l56,.5S bales.
| AUGUSTA. Jan. 4.-COtton quiet: mlddling
| 9-l6c; receipts 2s5 bales; sales 1855 bales.
| CHARLEsTOS,J Jan. 4.--Cott0n firm; middlinR
ll-l6c; net receipts 1924 bales, gross ia;
| sales 500 bales; stock l04,S02 bales; exports
coastwise l,s60 bales.
ATLANTA. Jan. 4.-Cotton 80 Middling
| ll-l6c; receipts 1858 bales.
NEW YORK. Jan, 4.-Consoldated net re-
cepts for all cotton ports to-day, 1929 bales.
| exports, to Great Britain 1851 bales, to the
/ continent 1856.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES,. ETC.
! LIVERPOOL, Jau. 4 noon Nv heat dun, with
/ poor demand; holders offer freely. Corn
steady but demand poor. Lard, prime West
| ern 82s. LInseed oil 2ls.
NEW YORK, Jan. 4, nOon.-rlour duh ard
| declining. Wheat lower Corn lower. Pork
dull; mess, 50 5000 Is. Lard weak at Nc.
Freights firm
$500 y. m.-Flour, Southern closed quiet.
| common TO fair extra So 50@S 81. Wheat-sp0t
/ 1s(95zc lower; ungraded red o2ld925zc, No.
! red, January delivery 903zd9lc, February gl5s
@92l5c. Corn-pot lots 1910 lower: un-
graded 4049i4c: No. 2, January delivery
/ lpzc, February 46Mc. Oats 1<0Il<c lower: No.
/ Q 35 &C.. Hops dull ana weak. Co6ee, far
Rio. on spot quiet at SO; No. RIO, on spot
/ o zoe. January delivery 60lGB O.. sugar
/ steady but quiet; fair to good refining ga
/ 55.c: refined about steady--C 5i495l5c. extra
/ G 5JS85szc, white extra G SIC, yellow 5g51Sc,
/ on A 900 q, mould A 65sc, STANDARD A 1-lb
/ &c. cOniecuoner's A 8 li-l6GGzc, cut loaf
/ aud crushed 714t913sc, powdered 6 l5-l6G53sc,
! granulated l3- l6c. cubea 10 i3ty7c. Moas-
| ses unchanged. Cotton seed Ol-2I54c for
! crude. $40 for refined. Hides steady; New
! Orleans SIC. Wool firm; dobe tic fleece 27(D
| 86l5c, Texas AI922c. Pork steady; mess. $40 90
"a rs. Middles dull; long clear 5Ec. Lard
q shade lower but active; Western steam, on
spot ,sSc, January delivery 3og6 3Sc.
Freghts ~ Liverpool steady; cotton, per
steam 5-22d: wheat. per steam 23<d.
CHICAGO. Jan. 4.--The wheat pit was filled
with sci ers pretty nearly ali day, who drove
the price for May down nc under Saturdays
closing with apparently little difficulty; the
feeling was moderately strong a. the opening,
owing 10 q cold wave, prices being marked up
~, but tho selling element soon turned the
tide la the other direction and prices fell on
FAC from outside figures. 10 sc for May, which
was lowest on the regular board large lines
were thrown on the market when the signs
became evident that May was going 10 break
under zoe. and the excl tcment IN the pit was
quite sharp; when May touched sa1s 10 the feel