Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-16


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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Is, noon.--Cotton steady,
with fair demand, mlddllng upiands l-l6d {;
mlddlinE Orleans 5iFd, sales l0,OO0 baea, for
speculation and export 1000; receipts 1900
bales, all American,
Futures: Uplands low middlinG clause,
January delivery, 90; January ana February,
l-64tS5d; February and March, ! SAD ,
March and Aprii, S-6id; April and May,
sod; May and June, 3 s 6fQ5 9-6id; June
and July. 8 Hold; July and August, a-6id 4:
August and September, lS-6Ad. Market
steady.
The tenders Of deliveries st to-dav's clear
ings amounted TO 1000 bales new docket and
1900 bales old docket.
sales for The wee K, 50 200 bales-Americau,
43 600 bales; speculatOrs took 200 Dales; eN-
p0rters took O. 100 bales; actual exports, $500
bales; imports, 5000 bales-American So
600; total stock 597. 900 bales-A meriCau 44O,-
000 ha es; total ahoat, $4,000 bales-Ameri-
can 22l. 900 bales.
2;OO p. m.-The sales to-day included $500
bales American.
Futures: UDlands. low middnug clause,
January delivery, l-6id. sellers; January
and February. 5 LEAD, sellers: FEBRUARY ana
March, 2-6id. sellers; March and April,
5 Cad. sellers; April and May, 6-6id. sell f.
ersi May and June, 9-64d, sellers; june snd
July, l2-6td, sellers; July and August,
l5-64d, buyers; August and september,
lS-64d, buyers. Market steady at the advance.
$500 p. MIXTURES: UplandS. low middl1ng
clause. January delivery. sd, buyersi Jan
uary and February, Sd, buyers; Feb
ruary ana March, sid. buyers; March and
April. S-6id. buyers; April and May, sod,
buyers; May and June. S-64d, buyers; June
aAd July, Bll-64d, buy ers; July and August.
. N-64d. buyers; August and september,
l7-64d, buyers. Market closed steady.
MANCHESTER, Jan, 5.-Cloths are quiet,
with = fair inquiry. Yarns are quiet, with a
moderate inquiry. The Guardians CONNER
cal article says: "The market Ia quiet but
steady, with increased inquiry for China sta
piles, and few offers were accepted lndia
business is small, owing to the low prices Of
fered Yarns are inactive, and prices OF the
finer numbers are hardening"
NEW YORK. Jan. 10, nOon.-Cotton steady
middAng uplands, . l6c; mlddling Orleans,
919c, sales sd bales.
Futures: Market opened steady, with sales
as fOllOws: January delivery, &c; February,
9 S5e; March, . 44e; April, SIC; May, 8 sc:
June. y 75c.
6:OOp. motion eteady midd4ing uplands,
5-l6c: middlng Orleans 9L4c; sales ,5d3
bales; net receints 1875 bales gross 4, 1875.
Futures Market closed steady, with sales et
$500 bales, rs follows: January delivery, 3 so
0o9 3lc; February. 3 5000 BOO: March, $50
9 46c; April, 500 SIC; MAY, 9 67(D9 Csc June,
o 7799 7Sc; July, S7m9 SSc; August, 9d0
997e; september, @74S9 7ic; October, $50
9 soc.
The Post saws: Opening prices were 2points
higher than the close last night, winch gain
was lost by IL O'Clock. On very small business
prices were advanced TO the opening rates
again by O'Clock. A the third call 100 bales
March sold at l5c, 900 April at j6c, 300 Nav
at SEC and 900 at SIC. 200 June nc, and 1900
August ri Q 96c, with hrm market. Futures
closed barely steady but about points higher
than last night"
Weekly-NeUreceipts /. 1853 bales, gross 2S $40;
exports, 80 Great Britain 4,62l bales, Ia
France $50, to the continent 1885, sales 1881
bales; stock 253,2h bales.
GALVESTON, Jan. l5.-COttOn Arm; mid
ding 8 l5-l6c.
NORFOLK, an. i6.-Cotton quiet; middhnp
Sc.
BALTIMORE, Jan. l5.-Cotton nominal; mid
BosroN, Jan. 10 Cotton quiet; middlme
$50.
WILMINGTON, Jan. l5.-Cotton firm; mid
ding SC.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. I5.-Cotton quiet; mid
dling 93Ac.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. l5.-Cotton firm; mid
ding : II l6c.
MOBILE, Jan. l5.-Cotton firm, middling
s j -l6c.
MEMPHIS, Jan. l5.--Cotton steady; middling
8 IL l6c.
AUGUSTA. Jan. l5.-Cotton quiet; middling
85sc.
CHARLESTON, Jan. I5.-CottOn drm; mid
ding $50.
M0ETdo y EGT, Jan. l5.-CottOn firm; mid
M4coN, Jan. l5.-CottOn quiet: middling
Sc.
COLUMBUS, Jan. l5.--Cotton in good de-
mand; middling SIC.
NASHVILLE, Jan. I5.-CottOn steady; mid
ding SIC.
SELMA, Jan. 15.-Cotton quiet; middling
SIC.
ROME. Jan. l5.-CottOn steady; middling
s Ice.
ATLANTA. Jan. IS. 49, Cotton 90 Middling
NEw YORK. Jan. 5.-ConsolIdated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day, l5,2W bales
exports, to Great Britain 1892 bales, 70 the
continent 276l, TO France 3,S12.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ere.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Is, noon.-whsst quiet but
steady. with poor demand; holders offer free 10
ly. Corn firm. with fair demand. Bacon,
long clear mIddles 2Ss Cd
NEW YORK, Jan. IS, noOB.-K1OBT dull and
weak. w neat iOWtFs OOTu unGnduEbN IoIk
firm; mess, $40 000l0 80. Lard firH At ~ &C..
Freights steady.
500 \. m,-FiOur, Southern closed steady
but quiet. Wheat-cash less active and about
70 lower. closing steady; ungraded red, $50
9is<e; No. rcd, February delivery 891Elg
9O45c March 9034t00lskc. Corn spot a shade
higher and less active, closing steady: un-
graded 45lI1b4s1se; No. Z, January delivery
l95za5OsSc, February 4aMtdi9c. OATS shade
better aud very quiet; No. red, S6lac; West
ern, mixed 38LglA3S5l; No. 2, January deliV-
erv 3B3kG36lIc, February S6Mc. Hops qniet
but steady. Cohee, fair RIO. SCOT dun
al SIC: No. RIO, o. SPOT 60C, January de-
livery 40c February 50'. Sugar dull and
nominal. MOlasses dull. Cotton seed oil-25c
for crude. 3ll9,SZc for rchnod. Hides steady
and fairly active. Wool unchanged. Pork
firm and more act We; mess $40 2l1f 80 Cut
meats hrm; boxed 5hc. hiddies duH; long
clear 5l5e. Lard unchanged; Western steam.
on spot D 421s6g6 40. Freignb to Liverpool
lrm; cotton, per steam nv b4d; wheat. per
steam z3zd.
CHIoAGo. Jan. l5.-The strength developed
In wheat yesterday afternoon hcid good dur
ing the early hours this morning, Nay adj
vancing 10 81 a., bat when more urgent or
ders had been nued prices ease on a.. then
began 10 sell Of rapid N, the decline not being
stopped until MAY tO.ched siIc, after winch
a slight reaction followed, the market closing
for the daY at So s8Sio: the sharp decline
Was attributed mAtHly 90 n report that further
gold shipments VIII be made; there WIS an
absBncc Of export demand, but Interior mill
eTs are reported % be buying freely. which
helped 10 steady tho market ~ the close.
Corn ana oats were duH ana neglected. There
was a very sharp demand for mes pglsk, May