Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-19

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Den. Il RioGrande Is preferred l9l4
Erie. ........-.,.. 2S3z Texas Pacific. ... ~
e tennessee I'd. Is Union Pacific ... 49sz
LAKE shore. .... 81 Wabash Pacific. @s
IVllle \ Nash 49, pref ISL
Memphis Char 81 Western Union. II
Mobile d Ohio. "a
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Is, noon.-Cotton-- free
supply Offering; middling uplands lad
mlddling Orleans 3-ltd; sales 10000 bales,
Tor speculation and export LOCO; receipts
10000 bales, American 25.7UO.
Futures; UDlands. low mIddhng clause,
January and February delivery, 5C14 l3-B4d;
FEBRUARY ana March, ! 64d5d; March and
April, 5-64t9J 2-64d; April and May, 5-64
g5 4-b4d; May and June, 5 S-64eo5 5-64d; June
and July, ll-6l(G5 l0-6id; July and August,
; A-64d; August aud september, l7-6td.
Market steady at the decline
The tenders OF deliveries st to-day's clear
Ings amounted to 1900 bales new docket and
700 bales Old docket.
200 p. m.-The sales to-day included $500
bales American.
Futures: Uplands. low middnnz clause,
January delivery. sd. sellere; January aRa
February. Sd. sellers: FEBRUARY ana March,
l-6id, sellers; March and April. -6id. sell
ers; April and May, Sold. sellers; May
and June, S-64d, sellers; June and July,
ll-b4d, sellers; July and August, . 1860,
sellers; August and September, Il odd,
sellers. Market steady.
500 p. m.--Futurss; Uplands. low mIddhng
CLAUSE January delivery. 81 seiiefSs jan
AIRY ana February, ID sellers; February
ana March, l-6ld, sellers; March and Aprt.
sod, sellers; April and May, , 5-64d, sellers;
May and June, 5S-otd, sellers: June ana july,
-64d, sellers; July and August, 1850,
sellrs; August and Septem Der, 1860,
sellers. Market closed quiet.
NEW YORK, Jan, Is nOOn.-COJton steady;
middlIng uplands, Q l6c; middlng Orleans,
&c; sales 4l8 bales.
Futures: Market opened quiet but steady,
with sales as follows: January delivery. lsc'
February, 21c; March, 1859; April i9c'
May. soc: June. 70c.
$500 p. m.-Cotton dun; middling uplands,
size: middng Orleans 9ieC; sales 100
bales, net recelpts l.565 bales gross 5,O2l.
Futures: Market closed steady, with sales of
$1,000 bales, as follows: January delivery, .
az z5c; February. 9 21G9 3Sc: March. 8 q
9 38c; April, 4AG9 5gC; May, 6Ot@9 ole; June,
910@9 ne. July, SoC09 sic; August, 9sSt@
= s9ei september, 6'&9 Csc; October, 5V&
9 sic.
The Post says: sc otton opened this morning
for futures duh and declining points. At
the opening call February sold at 3S99 PC,
March 3Sc, April g 49c, May 9 60c, June 9a0c,
July s0c, August o0C, October Soc. After
the opening call the market was quiet, but at
noon the tendency was upward, with prices
showing an Improvement OF about points.
lost 3, but when IL TRANSFERRED that silver adj
vanced IN London. the decline fully recovered.
Then the market became dull. and the result
OF the third call IN axes prices a. points lower
than last saturday at the closing. After much
covering has been done last week there can
be but little short interest now, and receipts,
which, in view OF a very cold spell, may be
really called large last week, may soon be eN
pected TO increase considerably and tst the
southern markets. Futures closed quiet and
steady. and points lower than Saturday.
GALyKsrON, Jan Is.-Cotton quiet middling
10 i6c; net receipts 4il2 bales, gross 4,114 :;
sales 20 bales; stock 1881 bales; exports, 10
Great Britain l,76l bales, coastwise 2,32S.
NORFOLK. Jan. lS.-COttOn steady; middiing
&c; mel receipts 500 bales, gross S99; stock a.
81 bales; sales As bales; exports. TO Great Bri
tain =, $50 bales, to France 2.32S cOastwlse 500.
BALTIMORE, Jan. lS.-COtJOn nominal; md
ding 9Lsc; net receipts none, gross 655 bales;
sales 400 bales stock -, sl4 bales sales to spin
ners - bales; exports, to Great Britain 1o3
bales.
BosroN, Jan. ls.-Cotton quiet; middling
93Sc: net receipts 426 bales. gross M; sales
none; stock 6,3l0 bales.
WGLMrNGToN, Jan. lS.-Cotton steady; Md
dluE De: net receipts $50 bales, gross $50;
sales none; stock 1881 bales; exports, to the
continent LAO bales.
PARLIAMENTARY, Jan. l6.-Cotton duh; mid
ding g3sc net receipts ,6l9 bales, gross 1851;
stock "a 81 bales
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 1S.-COttOn firm; Md
ling ll-l6c; net receI pts 6,I5S bales. gross
1855; sa Is 2, 600 bales; stock 39S, 1883 bales
ports. TO Great Britain 4.06l bales, coastwise
$500 bales.
NOZZLE. Jan. ls.-COtton quiet but steady;
mlddliRg sTl-l6c; net receipts 1879 bales,
gross 2.045 sales 800 bales; stock 1895 bales;
exports, coastwlse 800 bales.
MEMPHIS. Jan. lS.-Cott3n hrR; mlddling
$50; receipts 1,l59 bales: shlpments PAS
bales; safes 5000 bales; stock l50.5l5 bales.
AUGUSTA, Jan. lS.--COttOn quiet; mIddllng
S5sc; receipts 2S5 bales: sales $40 bales.
CHARLESTON, Jan. lS.-Cotton quiet; offer
ings less, middling Sc; net receipts 52 bales.
gross 524; sales 800 bales stock 1856 bales;
exports coastwise 49, bales; ,,.,.,,.-
ATLANTA, Jan. lS.-COttOn 49, Mlddllng
$50: receipts 500 bales.
NEW YORK. jan. IS.-COnsohdated net re-
ceipts for All cotton ports to-dav, sos baies;
exports. TO Great Britain l2.S34 bales, to the
continent 4,6i9, to France 2,32S.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. IS, noon. W heat quiet
but steady, with poor demand; holders offer
freely. Corn quiet, with poor demand. Pork,
pr me mess 5is.
NEW ORR. Jan. Is, moor. Flour dull and
heavy. W neat lower Corn unchanged Pork
firm; mess, SO 00@l0j0. Lard firm At 6 A. e.
Freights steady
500 p. m.-Fiour, Southern closed un-
changed. Wheat-sp0t a shade lower; South
ern Gle: ungradcd red, Sf4 G9Jc; No. red,
Ss08sSl Sc. COrn-spOt lots dun: Hngraded A
Gf9c: No. ., January delivery i93%Gj)c. Oats
a shade lower ana dull; No. red, $500.
Hons quiet. Coffee, fair Rio. on sBot steady
at So. sugar steady; fair TO good refining,
5lzG53se; refined dull-C JlfEJ5sc extra
5T-l6a55sc, or A IS soc. mould A SIC, stan
dard A 6l4l06 s. l6c. powdered 49, l6dG1sc,
graduated 53Ea6 ll-l6c. cubes 61sc. M0lasses
steady: 50 lost "A sc. Cotton seed Oil-25c for
crude, 81 G32c for refined. Hides steady. Wool
frm: Qlme.uC fleece 2lQg36c. Pork quiet;
mess $40 2jgl0 IS Middies drm; long clear
55sc. Lard 20G points higher; Western steam,
on spot 6 50M6 52l5c, January delivery $50
ACC. Frcights to Liverpool weak; cotton,
per steam }s39-64d; wheat. per steam I'D.
CHICAGO. J.a. I8.--Wheat was unsettled
and weak The greater portion Of the day and
lower; ~ the opening the tone was such as
to engender a reasonable expectation tnat II
would 70 low the upward course 81 PORK, but
for some mysterious reason lt declined, hay
ing been sold down on the curb saturday
afternoon, a lower opening wa naturally eX-
pected: thus the fret sal,s were s5c tor May,
The curb having been anywhere from Sc 70
s5isc; nearly all the regular local dealers
made a feint OF bulllng the market without
dOing any trading, an under these unhealthy
conditions the price quickly dropped to 500
fr the best portion Of an hour values fiuc-
tuated between s43sc and 551sc for May, when,
on the report that the visible supply To-
morrow would show "a decrease Of on 700 0
bushels. the market broke Oh 10 81 Sc: from
here the decline 10 SO ze was quite steady and
rapid: even at the lowest point offerings we're
very free, and good deal of wheat changed
hands. AZ from $3.50 the market once more
pirkct up TO 41aHGsjesc on moderate show
ln2 ol local trading; the market closed al 50
ms4l, on the regular board, but broke and
closed al 33ec n The afternoon. The corn and
0ats markets, as usual, wore featureie-s.
Provisions attracted an unusual amount Of
attention. with acuge buying Of mess. under
which MAY rose TO on Nv, but broke od 10
SD a. aud closed az about that figure n the
latest trading.
Flour unchanged. wheat closed nc under
saturday; regular, January delivery $50