The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-01-06
New Orleans Pa

! Chpeake & Ohio. Sle Rock Island Ill III
Northw eStern. 1925 st. Paul .......... 1913
preferred i89 preferred. il2&
Della. and Lack. 1904 Texas Pacific. ... 2S4
Erie o.. ......... 2SA Tenn. Coal Il Iron. 2Slp
East Tennessee. .. 10 Union Pacific. 51Ss
Lake Shore. 951s \. j. Central. .... 20
Lville. & NASH. 81 Missouri Pacific. Sis
Memphis & Char. +53 Western Union. ISIS
Mobile & Ohio Gee. 91S Cotton Oil certiff. 3lA
IBID tAsked,
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 5, noon.-Cotton quiet and
rather easier; middling uplands l1-l6d' mid
ding Orleans sad sales 10000 bales, for specu-
! laton and export 1000 bales; receipts 1900
bales-American 200.
Futures-Upands, low middling clause,
January delivery 3S64d; January and February
| 3S64d; February and March 39-6id; March
and April 40-64d; April and May AZ 64d May
and June 4464d; June and July 46-6id; July
and August 4S-6id; August and September
| 5 40 sd. Market quiet but steady
2p m.--Sales of the day were $500 bales OF
| American.
Futures-Uplands, low nniddling clause, Janu-
airy delivery 37-64d buyers; January and Feb
ruary 5 3'64d. buyers; February and March
| 5 3S-64d, buyers; March and April 3964d buy
! ers; April and May 4l-64d, buyers; May and
| June 436id. buyers; June and July 45-64d,
| buyers; July and August 541-64d buyers; Au-
gust and September 4S-6id, buyers. Market
weak
| Good middling uplands 10 led. middling up
lands 11-l6d, low middling uplands 9-l6d,
| good ordinary uplands 53sd, ordinary uplandS
! 54d; good mddling Texas lbd, mddlng
Texas LIED low mddling Texas 9-l6d, good
ordinary Texas lied ordinary Texas 5Ad;
| good middling Orleans SID, middling Orleans
| 534d, low middling Orleans 59sd, good ordinary
orleans 513d.
| p. mixtures: Uplands, low middng
| clause, January delivery 316ld, buyers; Janu-
| AIRY and February 5 b Gid buyers; February
! aud March : 3S-64d; buyers; March and April
! 5 39-64i, buyers April and May Al 64d, buyers
May and Juno 43-6id, buyers; June and July
] X h,ry- Frl =
| buyers; August and September 4S64d, buyers
| Market closed fairly steady.
! New YORK, Jan. ), noon.--Cotton dull; mid
| ding uplands l012c, middling Orleans 1O9sc
sales 5S bales.
Futures-NIarket opened steady with sales as
| follows: January delivery 10 SIC, February
! 10 SOC, March 10 sc, April 10 73c, May 10 Sc
June 10 Gle.
! 5p. m.-Market dull; nliddng uplands 1016c,
middling Orleans l096c; sales to-day IS bales;
net receipts 3,71S bales, gross S,S0S
| Futures--The market closed steady with
sales of 123,20O bales, as follows: January IA Al
| 6l0 42c, February 10 52010 SIC, March 10 $50
10 64c. April 10 &c, May 10 S3@l0 SIC June 10 %
| 610 92c, July 10 SIC, August II ola Il 02c Sep
TENDER 10 60G1l0 SIC, october 10 zoo 10 21c, No
vember 10 Ga610 09c
| Green & Co. S report on cotton futures says:
| "A fairly active and somewhat irregular market
| prevailed to-day, but on the whole the tone was
| not quite tame, and the decline of points
was recovered without much of an effort.
| Lower Liverpool quotations by public cables
| private accounts, and the figures of the interior
| and port movement were construed as some
what stronger Nothing to Indicate any upplsh
| feeling could be noted, but offerings were more
careful. The supply disappeared with greater
expedition and matters had less of former tame
appearance At the close rates were about q
point better than last evening and well held.
| GALVESTON. Jan. Cotton quiet; middling
10c; net receipts B. 101 bales, gross 3, 1901; sales
none; stock 1854 bales; exports, to Great Brl-
tain ,749 bales, to the continent l,OS5 bales.
To- mid Il IfVNrr
| 10 Life; net receipts 1853 bales, gross 1903
sales 533 bales: stock 5s,032 bales exports,
TO the continent $40 bales, coastwise 430.
| BALTIMORE Jan. 5.-Cotton nominal; middling
103sc; net receipts 375 bales, gross 1904; sales
none; stock 10, 40 bales; sales to spinners S2S
| bales; exports, to Great Britain 1880 bales,
coastwise ,391
Boston. Jan. Cotton quiet; middling 105sc
net receipts Alb bales gross 1855; sales none;
stock none; exports to Great Britain 403 bales.
WILMINGTON, Jan. 5-Cotton steady; middling
97sc; net receipts 2O7 bales, gross 2O7; sales
none; stock 1888 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA Jan 5.-Cotton quiet; middling
93sc; net receipts 2S4 bales, gross 305; stock
1876 bales: exports to Great Britain ,0S9 bales.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 5.-Cotton easy; mid
ding 91sc; net receipts 1873 bales, gross 5,025
sales 5000 bales stock 417.22s bales; exports, to
| Great Britain 4,130 bales, coastwse 1921.
| MOBILE, Jan. 5-COtton quiet; middling
| l316c; net receipts 1856 bales, gross S7S; sales
800 bales; stock 81, S21 bales; exports, TO Great
| Britain 3,772 bales, coastwise 2Si.
|
1316c; receipts 1854 bales; shipments 1923
| bales; sales 800 bales stock 110, pa bales.
| AUGUSTA, Jan. 5-Cotton dull but easier; mid
ding $3.50; receipts 526 bales; sales 464 bales.
! CHARLESTON, Jan, Cotton steady; middling
10c; net receipts 1890 bales, gross 1880; sales
100 bales; stock 50, 1853 bales exports, to France
| 1900 bales.
ATLANTA, Jan 5.-Cotton quiet; middling 99s
! 40 11-16c; receipts 14S bales
| NEW YORK Jan 5-Consolidated net receipts
for all cotton ports to-day % RS bales; exports,
| to Great Britain 30 $50 bales, to France 300
bales, to the continent 1854 bales; stock at all
! American ports 1,044,7 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
| LIVERPOOL, Jan. 5, 1890 p. m.-Wheat quiet
but steady; demand poor; holders offer noder-
ately. Corn quiet but steady; demand poor
| NEW YORK, Jan. 8, noon.7-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat lower. Corn lower. Pork
| steady; mess SIS 50016 90. Lard weaker at
| 81 92l2 Freghts firm.
500 p. m.-Southeln -four quiet but steady.
| Wheat-options firm, cash steady, but only
| moderately active; No. red, January delivery
| 9l9s@9l94c, May 951s@952sc Conceptions
62y4 q 695sc May 68]s@68ssc Oats va Ne
lower and moderately active; No 2 January de-
livery 1884 Q13S1sc February $3.50 39'4c; No 2
| spot 3s14@a9c. Hops dull and weak. Coffee;
| fair hio, on spot nominal; options depressed
| and lower, with fair business; No. RioJanuary
delivery 10 S0@1 10 roc, February IS 05@ 10 45c
| May IA 10dl5 soc Sugar closed firm ard I'm
| changed; refined closed active and strong
Molasses dull Cotton seed oil quiet for crude
| and refined Hides steady and unchanged Wool
| quiet and barely steady; domestic fleece 26QD35c,
| pulled 14Gl32c, Texas 90c22c. Pork moderately
active and easier; mess So 25GI15 80 for one
| year old Beef dull, Cut meats quiet but steady.
| Middles nominal. Lard 106i2 points lower,
| with moderate business; Western steam, on spot
| 81 9O6l7 921b January delivery 81 S3G7 90, May
IS l0mS p. FreightS dull; cotton I'D, grain I'd.
| CHICAGO, Jan. 5.May wheat opened at 80
| and there was immediate squirt to $3.50
| S51ac, under heavy buying Corn opened at
| 545s@55c for May Under the Influence of
| heavy receipts of hogs May pork opened &c off
| shoYt-lived. and May fell back TO Sc. An hour
after he opening all the markets quiet
! and steady, with May wheat at SIC, May corn
at 543sc and May pork at SIS 30. Pork went to
S15 As and the bears tried to force it down, but
| it would not yield The wheat and corn markets,
! though quiet during the last half of the morning
session, there was a squirt at one time IN May
| wheat to sac. and then it held steady for
| long time at S514c. Nothing new was developed
| in provisions. The demand was fairly good for
| pork, and by 1870 May steady around
| S15 5715. Lard continued weak, with several
| people making efforts TO sell, but meeting with
| but poor success. At about o'clock there was
| a sharp bulge to S53sG1SsI6c in wheat. but there
was free realizing, and it dropped back to S45sc.
| May corn went to 5434c, and back to 5416c.
| Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
quiet but steady. Wheat-No. 2 spring 77Ac;
No . red SIC Corn No. g 49c Oats-No. =,
| 32r. Mess pork, SIS 006115 05. Lard 81 60 Dry
| sailed shoulders, boxed, Sc 1905 Is. Short clear
sides, boxed. IS zoos 10. Snort rib sides loose
S. &c. Whisky 81 10.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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