The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-01-17
New Orleans Pa


Erie. ... .......... 2S1a Tenn. Coal e Iron 1894
East Tennessee. 1913 Union Pacific. 555as
Lake Shore ..... 1885, n j. Central. ..., GSl4
L'ville. & Nash. 621S Missouri Pacific. S7Sl
Memphis & Char. 50 Western Union 7S
Mobile & Ohio .... IL Cotton Oil certif 34Is
Nash & Chatt'a.. 1914
IBID.
LIVERPOOL, Jan, Is, 1880 p, m.-Cotton-
Business good at hardening rates; middling up
lands 9-16d mddlng Orleans 55sd; sales 1900
bales, for speculation and export 1000 bales,
receipts 1000 bales-American $500.
Futures-Upands, low middlng clause
January delivery 3s64d; January and Feb
ruary 3S-64d; February and March Ss640
5 3964d March and April 3964G5 40-64d; April
and May 4064@5 4164d; May and June 1854
as 43-64d; June and July 4464@5 45-64d;
July and August 5 46-6405 i7-64d; August and
September 5 47-64G5 4S-65d. Market firm at the
advance.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to 200 bales new dockets;
2p m.-Sales Of the day included $500 bales
of American
Middng uplands sgd, middling Orleans
Futures-Uplands, low midding clause, Janu-
airy delivery 39-64d, sellers; January and Feb
ruary 5 39-64d, sellers; February and March
3 4O64d, sellers; March and April 41-64d sellers;
April and May 42-64d sellers; May and June
8 44-64d sellers; June and July 46-64d, sellers;
July aud August 4S-64d, sellers; August and
September 4S64d buyers Market firm.
p. MIXTURES: Uplands, low midding
clause, January delivery 3964d, sellers; Jann-
| airy huO teDrudTN . 0bO4O, SeleTSs FtDIUdly
and March 396id, value; March and April
40-64d, buyers; April and May 42GId, sellers;
| May and June 44-6td, sellers; June and July
5 46-64d sellers; July and August 4s-64d,
sellers; August and September 4S-bid, buyers.
Market closed quiet.
NEW YORK Jan. is, noon.-Cotton firm; mid
ding uplandS 1013c, middling Orleans lOSSc;
sales 1888 bales
Futures Market opened strong, with sales as
follows: January delivery 10 44c, February 10 SIC,
March 10 64c, April 10 7Sc, May 10 Sic. June
10 SOC.
500 p. m-Market closed firm; middling up
lands l01sc. middling Orleans 105sc; sales to-
day 1865 bales; ret receipts $50 bales, gross
S,577.
. Futnres-The market closed very firm, with
D sales of H. 100 bales, follows: January 10 %
GD10 53c February 10 s6dl0 Sc, March 10 $50
10 &C April 10 76610 nc May 10 S9610 S4c
; June 10 &c, July II 96610 97c, August 10 $50
; II 0Oc, September 10 5000 5Sc, October 10 lao
10 Ice November 10 00G10 05c.
; Green & Co. s report on cotton futures saws:
; | There has been irregular market, but on
= the whole there considerable strength and
cost ranging higher throughout The foreign
!. developed better showing than the close OF
8 last week. and this, in conjunction with con
a tinuation of the shrinking tendency in the
< movement, formed the principal basis Of
strength. The most open evidence of the direct
= demand came from shorts, the latter at times
g covering with much freedom, including an in
e crease Of orders from out of town sources, the
J. alarm among shorts having become somewhat
j. more general After gaining Hob points, cost
| weakened a DIlUe, DuJ dRdlu eltCONClSus dLNi
0 closed at the highest of the day and firm.
o GALVESTON, Jan. steady; middling
y 91sc; net receipts 12S6 bales gross $50; sales
o 92S bales stock So 616 bales exports, TO Great
:: Britain 5160 bales to the continent 4,o93, coast
y wise $40.
70 NoRFoLK, JAN 16-Cotton steady; mddling
. 10c net receipts :, 1870 bales gross 3,127; sales
% 1,224 bales stock 66,133 bales; exports, coast
wise 9A bales.
% BALTIMORE Ian. 16-Cotton nominal; middling
Q 1O4c net receipts ,954 bales gross 1891; sales
NJ | 4Sl bales. eXOortS. to Great Bril-
U tain 2 495 bales.
BosToN, Jan 16-Cotton quiet but firm; mid
ding 105Sc; net receipts 379 bales, gross 65g;
! sales none; stock none; exports, to Great Bri-
u tain 2,013 bales
s WILM1yGToN, Jan. 16-Cotton firm; mddling
q 15-16c; net receipts 2S4 bales, gross 2S4 sales
a PHiLADELpH1A, Jan. 16-Cottor firm; mid
l. ding 10 slice; net receipts 173 bales, gross 49,
|, stock 9417 bales.
e NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 16-Cotton steady; mid
a ding l3-16c: net receipts 1854 bales gross
/ 1854 sales $3.50 bales; stock 4l,37S bales; ex-
: ports TO Great Britain 1914 bales to France
s. 7074. to the continent 1850.
u MOBILE Jan. 16.-Cotton FIRM middling
sac; net receipts $50 bales, gross 1,sl3; sales
= 1900 bales stock 1861 bales; exports coastwise
. 800 bales.
MEMPHIS, Jan 16.-Cotton firm; middling
y II 16c; receipts 1850 bales; shipments 35l7;
+ bales; sales 4. 100 bales; stock 1888 bales.
), AUGUSTA Jan. 16-Cotton firm; held higher;
middling 934c receipts $50 bales; sales 604 bales.
d CHARLESTON, Jan. 16-COtton steady; mddling
91aGI 10c, factors asking OUTSIDE prices. net re-
cefpts lO96 bales, gross 1,096; sales 200 bales;
stock 49, 745 bales; exports, to Great Britain ZOO
d bales.
d New YORK Jan demonstrated net receipts
for all cotton ports to-day 30, 56S bales; exports,
d to Great Britain 23,37S bales, to the continent
c 1880, to France 1879; stock at all American
C ports 800, 967 bales.
c PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
d LIVERPOOL, Jan. 16, 1890 p. m.-Wheat quiet;
c demand poor; supply good. Corn firm; demand
c NEW YORK. Jan 10, noon.-Flour dull and
. weak. Wheat better. Corn stronger Pork
. steady; mess S15 250,15 so Lard dull and
U weaker at s. 90. Freights quiet but teady.
u 500 p m.--Southern flour steady. Wheat
y very dull in all directions No. red, January
u 9418G945sc. Corn-cash steady but quiet; OPP
D tionr steady; No. p January delivery 614c, Feb
ruary 6l96c, May 6214G6?1Gc. Oats 1sQ4c
d better; No ,, January delivery 3sl4@3s]6c,
a February 3s340l39c, May 40 5-16040 7-16c; No.
d spot 3s14 d381ac mixed Western 31@40c. Hops
d quiet and unchanged. Coffee, fair Rio. on spot
closed weak and lower; No. Rio, January
o delivery ii 95015 10c, February IA 40014 SIC,
o May IA 05014 25c. Sugar dull and nominal; re
Q fined quiet bit firm Molasses steady. Cotton
0 seed oil, 36d37c for crude and 410431119c for
refined. Hides quiet but steady. Wool quiet
but firm Pork dull and unchanged. Beef dull.
Beef hams steady. Tierced beef quiet Cut
meats firm Middles nominal. Lard dull and
| heavy; 264 points lower; Western steam, on
| spot 81 1215; February delivery % O20c(01 b6
May 81 S217 g.; city steam 81 IS. Freights
dull.
= BALTIMORE, Jan. 16.-Flour firm, with fairly
2 active demand; Howard street and Western
? superfine So 376t2 70 extra SO 00GC3 IS, family
81 O0@4 35; city mills superfine 81 3702 Is,
extra S. 6O03 IS: Rio brands 81 7515 90.
Wheat-Southern quiet but higher for choice;
red 93@96c, amber 9509Sc; Western easier,
d closing quiet; No. winter red, on spot 500
S934c Corn-Southern firmer; white 57l@GJ59c,
: yellow 5sG159c; Western steady but quiet.
CHICAGO, Jan 16.--There was little snap to
n any of the markets at the opening of the Board
to-day, and all of the pits were quiet May
wheat started &c higher at sac. The de
S crease in the visible supply was only $4,000
bushels, but it did not weaken the market any,
as it was expected it would. The whole market,
to sum it up briefly, was controlled by Satur-
DAYS transactions in the privileges. The highest
point May wheat touched was sac, at which
It figure it closed. Corn was absolutely feature
: less. While provisions were rather inactive,
n there was an undertone of strength to the
q market. AS the session advanced IL was de
veloped that there were some very good buying
orders for pork around Sl5 10, and May did not
4 touch this figure, except momentarily, but
4 once During the morning there were several
buiges to SIS 1716. which was the opening
Is price and May bulged up TO SIS p at the close.