Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-15
COTTON.

AOble& Ohio. 49,
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. IA, noon.-Cotton steady,
with TAR demand; middllng uplands Lied:
mlddllng Orleans SD; sales 10000 bales, for
speculation ana export 1000; receipts 5000
baies--Amerlcan 800; yesterdays sales were
Increased by late business by l bale OF
Egyptian.
Futures: UDlands. low mddlmz clause,
January and February delivery, 1880
62-64d: February and March,4 SO 64d; March
and April, 5l-64d; April and May. 4-640
Sold; May and June, 7-64tG5 6-6id; july
and August, l5-64G5 l2-64d; August and
September, l6-64d. Market quiet.
geo p. m.-The sales to-day included 9,1OO
bales American.
Futures: Uplands. low middling clause,
January delivery, A 69-6id sellers; January
ana February. 6S-64d, sellers: February ana
March. b3-6id, buyers: March and April,
! 64d sellers; April and May, Sold, buy
ers; May and June, 6-G4d. buyers June ana
July, l0-64i, sellers; July and August,
5 l3-64d. sellers; August and September,
lG-64d, sellers. Market quiet but steady
Good m-ddhng upiaGd s. tod, mlduhng up
lands 8 ] l6d, low mIddhng uplands 49, i6d,
good ordinary upands 4ssd, ordinary uplands
44d; good mlddhng Texas 5-l6d. middhng
Texas 51sd, low middling Texas I5-l6d, good
ordinary Texas II -l6d, ordinary Texas 413d;
middhng Orleans I'd, low niddLng Or
leans Is l6d, good ordinary Orleans H-l6d,
ordinary Orleans 416d.
$500 p. m.-Futures: UDlands. low mlddiIng
Clause, January delivery. 62-6td, sellers;
January and February, 6}-63d. sellers; FeO-
Tuary ana March, 63-54d, sci ere; March and
April. 5 l-b4d, sellers; April and May, 5-b3d,
buyers; May ana June. o-bld, BUYERS; q une
and July, 59-64d, buy ers: July and August,
> l2~d4d, buyers, August aud September,
l5-t4d, buyers. Market closed quiet but
steady.
NEW YORK. Jan, II. nOon.-Cotton steady;
middIng upl8nds, 3-l6c; InlddtIng OfleaAs,
Futures: Market opened dun but steady,
with sales asfollows: January delivery, 26c;
February, 9 Sc; March, $40; April. Sic;
May, Gle: June. TIC.
p. m.--CotJon steady, mlddling uplands,
9 5-lGc; middllng Orleans &c; sales 2O4
bales; net receIpts l2t bales, gross 4,3S9.
Futures; Market closed FIRM, with sales OF
66. 100 bales, as follows: j anuary delivery, 9 2s
o. 29C; February, g 5000 SIC; March, He;
April, 8 5l@8 55cs May, 6j99 Soc; June, 10
a. 76c; July, 8 s5CGg Soc; August, 1909 Doe;
September. 1909 &c, October, y 53&S 04e.
The Post says: Futures at the first call
brought an advance of points, which was
subsequently fully lost but partially re-
covered, so that at the third call 100 bales
January sold at 25c, 900 bales February at
9 29c. SOC bales April at soc, 200 bales May AT
g 6lc, 100 bales June at 9 nc, 200 bales July at
sic, and TO- bales september at . $50, Fa-
lures closed firm
GALVESTON, an. ls.-COtton steady; mid
ding ]sC; net receipts 22y2 bales, gross ,, 2O2;
safes l,82l bales; stock s4,2 bales; exports,
to France i,5A bales, coastWise 1876.
NORFOLK. Jan. l4.-COttOn quiet: middltng
Sc: net receipts l.s34 bales, gross 1884; stsek
52,253 bales, sales GO bales; exports, cOastWise
5lH bales.
BALTIMORE. Jan. A.-COtton n0minal mid
ding SIC; net receipts none, gross SO bales;
sales 49, bales; stock 30, 500 bales; sales to spin
ners $50 bales; exports. cOastwise 81 bales.
Boston, Jan. I4.-CottOn quiet; middling
9}sc; net receipts 1912 bales. gross 2.070 sales
none; stock 6,3l0 bales; exports, TO Great Bril-
tain l.l6l bales.
WILMINGTON. Jan, 14.-Cotton firm; md
ding S5sc, net receipts - bales, gross 81;
sales none; stock II, l3O bales.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. H.-Cott0n dull; mid
ding SIC; net receipts IA bales, gross IA;
stock 22.7Sl bales
New ORLEANS. Jan.I4.-Cotton steady; md
ling s IL l6c: net receipts 1868 bales, gross
7.TU5; sales 5000 bales: stock 1874. 100 bales;
exports, TO Great BritAm4 $50 bales, coastWise
1922.
MOBILE. Jan. l4.-Cotton firm; mIddling
ll-l6c: net receipts 1880 bales. gross $50;
sales 500 bales; stock 90, I33 bales; exports,
coastwIse ,55l bales.
MEMPHIS. Jan. l4.-Cotton steady: mlddhng
Hide; reesipLs 37S bales; shipments 49,
bales; safes 3. 500 bales; stock Isl so bales.
AUGUSTA. Jan. l4.-C0tton quiet; mlddling
83sc; receipts ~ bales sales 592 bales.
CHARLESTON, Jan. H.-COtton very firm;
middling l3-l6c; net receipts 300 bales,
gross 800; sales 400 bales; stock S7,5S9 bales
ATLANTA Jan. Ii.-Cotton ~ Middhng
SIC: receipts 3l2 bales.
NEW YORK. Jan. li-ConsOldated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day, H.03l bales;
exports. to Great Britain $3.50 bales, TO the
continent $50, TO France 2,s9i.
PROVISIONS, GROCERfEs. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. IL, noon---W heat quiet but
steady with poor demand; holders offer ireG-
ly. Corn steady, with fair demand. Lard,
prime " es ern BIS
REw oRK, Jan. IA, noon.--Flour dull and
heavy. Wheat better. Corn better. Pork
dull; mess, 10 U08lO 80. Lara sIeauy al
6f2i5c. Freights finn.
$500 D. m.-flour, southern rather weak.
Mheat-cash a shade better. options weak
and ialG5sc lower, closing at best figures ana
ruling frm ungraded red, 801299jc; No.
red cash q1J<c, January delivery S9IzlgS9l3c;
Februa-v 69sz 5000 T., March 9O3<d9ltac. Corn
q shade easier: declined >sc, closing lrm Wltn
a recovery Of 1sg54c; migrated 4o'e lgc' 40. Z,
cash 5llzc. January delivery 495l G5052c, Feb
ruary 4S5 Hl9c. OATS d shade lower on -pOt;
No. 2, 364 a361qc, January delivery 500
368zc February 56'Sc. Hops quiet ana I'M
changed Coffee, fair Rio. on SPOT dull at
So SUGAR luil. we k and nominal. MOas
Wcaker. Cotton seed Oll-2jc tor crude. 81
M32c Tor refined. Hides m fair demand. Wool
auiet but hrm. Pork quiet and somewhat
IomiRal: mess. $40 00QlO 50 Beef dun. Cut
meats very steady. Mlddles nominal; long
clear &c. Lard 2G3 points higher aud fairly
active; " estern steam, on spot 40, january
delivery Is 4lGgJ 42c. February i2G6 44c.
Frei gifts 90 Liverpool firm; cotton, per steam
TU8-64d: wheat. per steam 254d.
CHICAGO. Jan. li.--ihe heavy pounding
which wheat Was openly subjected TO yestei-
dav WAS wanting to-day, and with some free
outside buying and rumOrs Of better exports,
sh,rts showed some anxiety TO cover, and the
result was Il steauIer market, with higher
prices ruling al the close, foreign adYices
we're Encouraging; the amount Oh wheat on
pa,-aRe showed an increase Of 50,001 bushels,
bus receipts a. primary points continued
ANAL. VITA shipments a little larger, the
market opened AG3Ec lower, quickly adj
Varced lc reacted azc, fiuctua ed and closed
on Tine regular board at about yesterday
gqurcs. in the afternoon May shot up TO sbc
IN "A strong demand, closing 5-e higher than
Yesterday. TIC movement ln corn aud oats
gss very slight. and only minor changes IN
prices W. zee recor ed. The demand for mess
pork wa- very strong May advancing TO
$40 75l9 % 7il4c in She afternoon. Lard also
ruled q little stronger.
kour dulI bat q little stronger Wheat
closed about the same Aa Yesterday; regular,
January delivery eM013iac, February lss
M738.c G. Corn uuiot; htut Iaugc; cash $500
january delivery iG.6Na6.4c, February 86l 90
January delivery lsh ~. Ir0glsiOns-Mefs pork
arttgs. Hrmcr rnd .f.flDs higher; each e 10 4O
nIDas. February delyory so z2i l9lO $3.50
War.ngIlH1 sas 10 OIL (. Lard steady bus nrul;
c..n b Ul. iuc, February delivery 6 0aND
o Ine March 8 1906 ENr. Boxed mea.s
atcHdv. fry altod shoulder 3se4 zoe, short
fIh o Ilit.Fd lae. ahort clear ti 20 3JG. sugar
fnchurrsd. MhnEV steHdy ut ti lH.
lINlIssATI. Jan. l4.--flour ln iair demand.
WHu.I I.ut SO, q red, Nit com eatlcr
OaI. Irn. E1. missed, 1lf faal8e ProFIH-
Iuu.nHUrf lH la.r NnmHud 900 no ~. Lard
lrn .rH nIHa.I 900 l0. nuit moist. trm Hnd
U... taHnrE rus sr Bacon unchanged
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