The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-01-24

T. Carolina As. A]S Nor Pacific, 2siss
&C con asS. 'oto~D ,iOe,4 Pacific IS SIS
Tennessee set. .... 20 Reading. ....,.,.. cas-
Virginia Is ,.... AS Richmond & Ale. s
Va. consolidated 40 Richm'd a w. PIT 22ss
Oh peake & Ohio. 3lS Rock Island ..112Ss
:" preferred ii8A preferred 114l4
Della. and Lack. l29BS Texas Pacific .... 249s
Erie. ......... 216S Tenn. Coal & Iron. 29l4
East Tennessee. . 1919 Union Pacific go. 56as
Lake Shore ... 92LS n. j. Central zee. 7134
L'ville & Nash. 6l1s Missouri Pacific. SO
Memphis & Char. t53 Western Union 1875
Mobile & Ohio. 49,. II Cotton Oil certih. 33
Nash. & Chatt "a. rs
*Bid. tAsked.
LIVERPOOL Jan %, 1890 p. motion dull
and without quotable change; mddllng uplands
SGD mddng Orleans ll-l6d sales 5000 bales
for speculation and export 1000 bales re-
ceipts 5000 bales-American 1880.
Futures-Uplands, low middng clause,
January and February delivery 81 Odd; Feb
ruary and March 3S6ld; March and April 1864
as 40-64d; April and May 4l-6id May and
June 42-64@5 43-6id; July and August 47-64d.
Market dull but steady.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to 100 bales new dockets and go
bales old.
Up m-Sales of the day included 5,4oO bales
Futures-Uplands, low middling clause, Janu-
airy delivery 37-64d buyers; January aud Feb
ruary 37-64d, buyers; February and March
,
April and May 4l-64d, buyers May and June
, 4364d buyers; June and July 45-6Id, buyers
July aud August 47-64d, buyers; August and
September 4S-64d, sellers. Market closed duh
but steady
p. mixtures: Upands. low middling
clause, January delivery 3S-6id, value; Janu-
airy and February 3S64d, value; February
and March 39-64d. sellers; March and April
) 40-64d, buyers; April and May 42-64d, value;
May and June 44-64d, value; June and July
5 4664d, sellers; July and August 3 4S64d,
sellers; August and September 4S-64d, buyers.
New YoRK, Jan q, noon.-Cotton steady; mid
ding uplands 103sc, middlng Orleans lO34c; sales
81 bales.
,Futures-Dlarket opened quiet but firm,
with sales as follows: January delivery 10 Ole;
February 10 SIC; March 10 69c; April IL T4c;
May 10 SIC; June 10 SSc.
500 p. m.-Market closed quiet but steady;
mddling uplands 1035c, middling Orleans 104c;
sales to-day 81 bales; net receipts 934 bales
gross Is 400,
Futures-The market closed quiet, with sales
of 5000 bales. as follows: January delivery
10 53010 SIC February 10 55@l0 SIC, March
10 6SQl0 69c, April 10 75c, May 10 sl0l0 SIC.
June 10 sS01O Soc, July 10 ga 10 93c, August
10 95610 96c, September 10 47@l0 49c, October
10 13m10 lac, November 5000 Ooc
Green & Co. S report on cotton futures says:
There has been a quiet market, and while the
feeling among a majority of operators was un
queStionably nervous and undetermined there
was not sufficient force to trading to cause any
violent fluctuations. None of the large opera
tors made any special demonstration, and busl-
ness in consequence kept mainly within the
| limit of regular room deals, with the cost
averaging about the same as Saturday evening,
an advance of 5GG6 points at one time being
| shown but afterward shaded, and closing with
only a small net gain, the tone ruling. slow.
! Liverpool was in fair shape, and the South sent
nothing new except improving weather.
! GALVESTON, Jan. 23.-Cotton firm; middling
| 1Oc: net receipts 335 bales, gross 395; sales
354 bales; stock 4001S bales; exports, coastwise
| 1854 bales.
NoRFoLK, Jan. 28.-Cotton firm; middling
| 10 Lice net receipts 500 bales, gross 500; sales
| 1905 bales: stock 81, 322 bales exports, to Great
| Britain 331S bales, coastwise 694.
| BALTIMORE, Jan. 80 Cotton nominal; middling
1O36c; net receipts none, gross 2l59 bales: sales
| none; stock 22,}4S bales; sales to spinners -
| bales: exports, coastwiSe 235 bales.
BosToN Jan. 23-Cotton quiet: middling
1094c; net receipts 1872 bales, gross 1853; sales
| WnMINGroN. Jan. 23.-Cotton steady; middling
| 10 1-16c net receipts 1920 bales, gross 1920;
sales none; stock 1857 bales; exports, coast
| wise 5f1 bales.
! PH11ADELpH1A, Jan. 23-Cotton firm mid
ding 10 i-l6c; net receipts 16' bales, gross l67;
| stock 9277 bales.
| New ORLEANS, Jan. 23-Cotton steady; mid
ding 958c; net receipts 5;359 bales gross 5'71S;
sales 5000 bales; stock 1872, 1888 bales; exports,
| to the continent 1926 bales.
MOBILE, Jan. 23.-Cotton firm; middling
l3-l6c net receipts = 031 bales gross 0St sales
800 bales; stock 49,, S39 bales exports. coastwise
500 bales.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 23.-Cotton quiet but firm;
middng 10 t6c: receipts 6S6 bales; shipments
3 1l6 bales; sales HOO bales; stock 52,220 bales.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 23-Cotto1 quiet but firm;
middling 97sc; receipts 461 bales; sales l,2O5
bales
CHARLESTON. Jan. 23-Cotton steady; mid
ding lOc; net receipts 2,2S6 bales, gross 2,2S6;
sales 800 bales stock a. IA bales; exports coast
wise /, 101 bales.
ATLANTA, Jan. 23.-CCtton quiet; mIddllng
934c; receipts POI bales
NEW YoRK, Jan demonstrated net receipts
for all cotton ports to-day 1880 bales exports,
to Great Britain 6179 bales, to the continent
9,035 to France 575; stock at all American ports
5l,416 bales
PROVISIONS GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, jan %, 1890 p. m.-Wheat dull;
demand poor; holdings offer freely. Corn firm;
demand fair.
New YORK, Jan. %, noon;;-Flour duh and
heavy Wheat lower and dull. Corn stronger,
Pork firm; mess SIS 25Gt15 so. Lard easier at
81 IS. Freights quiet.
500 p. .-Wheat-optiops ruled very weak,
and with free selling by long side, prices went
down 56@lc, closing at bottom; spot 14@1@c
lower but quiet No. red. January delivery
| S9l5sl 9015c, February s935a903sc, May % 1916
later declined 19034c, closing dull and heavy;
No. ?, January delivery 6u13@61Ac, Feb
ruary 61@611ac, May 6l1sQl6l94c. Oats ]4c
better; options shade easier; No ?, February
delivery 3S18Qg 1880, March 3915c. May $3.50
1890; No. > spot 3S1a613S34c; mixed Western
37Gb40c Hops in light request. Coffee, fair
Rio. on spot &c; options fairly active but deci
dedly lower; No. Rio, January delivery IA rs
GLl5 Csc, February - 90Gl4 30c, May ID 20G1
- 55c. Sugar dull and nominal; refined dull.
Alulasses steady; 50 test at 23c Hides steady
and quiet. DOL quiet. Pork dull and rather
weak: mess S15 250g15 30 Beef duh. Cut meats
firm. Mddes dull. Lard unsettled and 1M9
points lower; Western steam, on spot 81 20;
February delivery s. 5SG7 66; May $50 7S0
81. Freights duh; cotton 1sd, grain 134d.
CHICAGO, Jan 23.-All the markets were spir-
tless at the opening of the board this morning
and soon developed weakness. Outside news
was scarce and outside orders scarcer. Local
features were unexciting, but the tendency of
the crowd was bearish on everything. May
wheat opened lac lower at s21Sc was duh during
the first hour and sagged off to S215c. The an
nouncement that the visible supply had de-
creased $4,000 bushels caused "a reaction to
a234c, but it did not last The market again be-
at S2I1c Trading was largely of a scalping ma
tire Corn was weak throughout the session
There was little in the situation TO encourage
buyers, and local operators appear to regard
corn as too heavy to carry at present prices
MAY opened barely steady at Saturdays closing
price 533lc ana steadily declined until the
close, which was at 52f4I5 2e6c. Provisions
opened steady, hogs being higher and receipts
small The market, however soon developed
weakness, packers and spectators selling pork
more freely than buyers were able to take it.
and having got fairly started, there was
enough pressure from other sources to keep
prices mostly the down grade the balance of
the session. May pork opened at Sl4 50, dropped
TO Sl4 % and closed at S14 25014 2715 Lard
and short ribs sympathized with the weakness