Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-30

butOSs lnlpbItAs oNNNN nAieS-- Al eIlNtu ~ sNNVs
total stock $4,000 haes-Americau 10000
bales; total a6oat, $4,000 bales-American
20l,000 bales.
800 p. m.-rhe sales to-day included $500
bales AmerlcAn
Futures: Uulands. low middltng clSuse,
January delivery, 6l-6ld. buy ers; January
and Febr ary, 6l-64d, buyers: February
ana March. bl-6id. buyers. March and
Aprll 4 6S-b4d: buy ers; April and MAY
l-6id buyers, MAY and June. 53-64d. buy
erS; June and July, 6-6td, value; July and
August. s-64d, sellers; August aud oeptem-
Der, . ll-o4d, sellers. Marker hrm.
5;OOp. m.-FuJurcs; Upldnds. low mlddllng
clause, January delivery, 4 6l-6id, sellers;
Janary aud February, 6l-6ld. sellers; Feb
ruary and March, ca Sad, sellers, March aud
April. 68 odd. sellers; April and May,
l-64d, sellers; May and June, 3-6td, sell
ers; June and July, 56-64d. sellers; July and
August, 9-64d. seller; August aud Septem
Der, ll-o4d, value. Market closed quiet out
steady.
MANCHESTER. Jan. 29.-Cloths are steady
anu far. The demand for yarns is dun and
somewhat irregular. The Gutr9aR's com
merclal article says; THE market Is steady
ana business moderate, The stern demand
has been checked through difficulty OF sc ur-
Ing early delivery Of orders. Yarns are quiet.
Splnnlngsfor home consumption are unsuitable
IN guam titles; prices are steady"
NEW YORK, Jan, -. nOon.-JOttOn hrm;
middhnR uplands, 9 slice; mlddling Orleans,
9asc; sales o. bales.
Futures; Market opeued easy, with sales
=
. l2c; March. 924c; April. S5c; May, S46c;
June. 56c.
$500 p. m.-Cottou closed firm; middltng
uplands, 9S-l6c; middhng Orleans 9'4c: sRlee
lb7 bales; net receiDts none. gross 1850 bales.
Futures: Market closed weak. with sales OF
$500 bales, ~ fOllOws: January delivery,
Csc; February, Zoe; March. l1pA nc;
Apri, - 20 &c; May, 9 45&0 44c; june,
. jie3 So; jay, 60 az SIC, August. 7l6
9 re; September. 5000 Sic; October, Q u
az &c.
The Post says: Futures advanced pos
points, lost and declined an additional 20
points, SO that February WAS bought at the
thlrd call at 8 lie, March at 923c, April at
81 90 56c, Nav at 45c, june at Q 56c. Au-
gust ats y. aud October at BE. Futures
closed barely steady, and points lower than
yesterday"
Weekly-Netreceipts ,O57 bales, gross 96, 526;
exports, to Great Britain 4,522 bales, 20
France $50 to the continent 6041; sales 4b24
bales: 81 ok pa. DAG bales.
GALVESTON, Jan. g9.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding lj-l6c.
NORFOLK, Jan. 29.-Cotton steady; middlug
S l5-l6c.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 20.-Cotton firm; middling
@ &c.
BosroN, Jan. 2o.-Cotton quiet; middling
WILMINGTON, Jan. %. Cotton steady; mid
ding $50.
PauADELPH1A 4, Jan. 2a.-Cotton dull; mid
din g8sc.
NEW ORLEANS, an 20 Cotton steady; mid
MOBILE, Jan. 29.-Cotton steady; middling
s li-lBc.
MEMrHIs, Jan. 29.--Cotton quiet but steady;
AUGUSTA, Jan. 29.-Cotton dun; middline
$50.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 29.-Cotton quiet; mid
MONTGOMERY, Jan. 29.--Cotton firm; mid
ding 50 Sc.
MACON, Jan. s9.-Cotton quiet: middling
$50.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 29.-Cotton in good de-
mand; mlddhng ~ &C.
NASHVILLE, Jan 29.-Cotton quiet. mid
selma, Jan 29.-COtton steady; middllng
ROME. Jan. 29.-Cotton steady; middling
ArLANrA. Jan. %. - Cotton 49, Middling
NEW YORK. Jan. 29.-Consoidated net re-
celpts for ali cotton ports TODAY, u 500 bales
exports, to Great HritsIn 1892 bales, to the
/ continent 4, 700, TO France 1906.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIvERPooL, Jan. 70, noon.-wheat steady.
| win far demand; supply good. Corn firm,
! with fair demand.
A leading weekly grain circular SAYS.
"rrade IA very quiet, wheat on spot steady.
and futures rather weaker In provincial
| markets a generally hrm feeling preva Is.
English wheats have At times been deGrer.
I Cargoes OF wheat are arriving oa coast, but
! no sales nave been N ade. There Is some bust
| aess for shipment at to-day's market. There
was an average attendance. There was q
/ qulet feeling III wheat ami the demand was
! limited; prices were lei lower. Flour was IN
active and unchanged. An ordinary business
/ was done IN corn al ate rates
REV ok, Jan. ~, nOOn.-FlOurqu and
/ heavy Wheat lower. Corn lower. Pork
| uuiet: mess SO $4,000 rs. Lard heavy At
6 45c. Freights steady
| $500 p. m.-Flour, southern closed steady.
| " heat-spOt a shade lower and very dull; 30.
/ 2 red, VIC; February delivery gO@9 &c, May
| atd945 -. Corn-spot 4Gl5c lower; u0graded
| 4T'o49c: No. 2, 49%@4 31c, January delivery
| 4gslc. Oats a shade lower ana quiet; 50.
! 37s4 9Ssc. Hops unchanged. Coffee, fair Rio.
| on SPOT quiet al sac. Sugar hrmer and In
netter demand; centrfuga &c; refined dun.
/ Molasses steady. Cotton SEED OIL "a aGZJc for
| crude BIO nc for refined. Hides steady.
| Wool stealy. Pork firm; mess SO 81 qfDl0 IS.
| Middles dull; long clear blac. Lart 2'ai points
/ lower; Western steam, on snOt zoe, Feb
! ruary delivery 1905 i5c. Freights TO Liv-
| erp0Ol stcad,, cotton, per steam g9-6id,
wheat. per steam 2isd.
| CHICAGO. Jan. 29.-Iniuences were more
| bearish to-day; Liverpool quoted wheat a
! turn cheaper, cOnsOls were higher, and the
news from Greece and Turkey WIS more spe-
| cifc; receipts were also little larger In the
| Northwest. under these Influences he market
/ Opeued at sB'GSbl ,c for May, s1ld OF 10 Sjl,c,
| rallied 10 Sic. and closed IN the afternoon at
/ S57Sc; the late rally was due 10 the taKiu Of
| Is. UcU bushels Of No. spring wheat at bnualo
or export. There was lack Of speculative
!
/ prices ru es a trlhc easier. small sized
/ squeeze" was deyelOuet IN oats, the price
/ Tor January advancing 10 S3c in the afternoon.
! Provisions were very dun at yesterday's
\ prices.
Flour unchanged. Wheat active AND weak
| er; regular January delivery 79kCGsO36c, Feb
| ruary Z 35(o,5 30. Corn weaLer, cash 86l1c,
| February delivery s6Lsa361ac. Oats very
strong for cash; cash 3lG32c. February de
/ livery 28HG329c. PrOvIsIOns--N PORK quiet
| and bO Dc lower; cssh $40 IS 10 80. Feb
ruary delivery $40 $50 y. Lard 2 ,lg5
I point. lower: cash lots and February deliY-
( cry 6O7lzCg8 lOc. Boxed meats steady; dry
sailed shoulders % Gf 00c, short rib 1l5
as 3Jc, short clear 6 r5 zoe. Whisky steady
| at rs. Sugar unchanged.
CINCINNATI. Jan, 29.-tlour closed easier:
family 81 2I1D4 90 Wheat quie.: No. z red,
g6c Corn weak. No. 3 mixed 35,a36I5o
Oats quiet: No. 2 mixed, 3l&n82c. Provls-
ious-Pork duh at Sll. Lard dun at l0c.
Bulk meats nomlnallY unchanged. Bacon
unchanged. Whieky steady 40 al 10. Sugar
unchanged. Hogs steady: common ana light
81 5lG4 90: pacging and butchers SX 8jes42J.
BALTIMORE, Jan. -, nDOn.-flOur firm
but steadt. Howard street and Western
euperdne s. GR,g3 r0.eXlra SO 25gi 30 family
81 25als 20; city mills guperhno 81 30 % 00
city mills extra 81 501Nt 10, citV mllls Rio
brands 81 62G4 IS. WheAt-Southern uOmi-
naiiy steady; Western lower and qu ct; South
ern. req 8J093c, amer 9l9gc; NJ. ? West
err winter rod, ON 1pOt SGc Bill. COrn-South-
ern nominalty 8teady. Western steady; south
cru white and yellow 4BG150g.