The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-01-28


Tennessee set. go. 703. Reading ......... Sc
Virginia Ca $500. rs Richmond 6 Ale ne
Va consolidated As Richm'd & W PIT 22t6
Chpeeke & Ohio. Rock Island ..... 1875
Northwestern l0als St Paul ....... 76lS
preferred 14Sla preferred .tlSL
Della. and Lack. 1917 Texas Pacific Tee. 26ls
Erie. 90. .,........ $50 Tenn. Coal & Iron. 3llr
East Tennessee. l0ls Union Pacific 900. 56l0
Lake Shore 900. 93ss y. j. Central .... 80
l. vile. 4 Nash. 607G Missouri Pacific S59s
Memphis & Char. 1873 Western Union. -. 775S
Mobile & Ohio. 10 Cotton Oil cCItih, 81
Nash. & Chatt'a.. -
'Bid. asked.
LIVERPOOL Jan. 81 1890 p m.--Cotton quiet
and without Quotabe change; mddling uplands
Sgd middling orleans l1-i6d; sales 10000
bales, for speculation and export 1000 bales;
receipts 5000 baes-American 1900.
Futures Upands, low mddling clause,
January delivery i064d, January and February
9 lo6id; February and March 80 64Gt5 39-6id;
March and April i26t@Di 4i-6id; April and
May 45-6id; May aud June , 4Sbid; June
and July i1646g5 i6-6Id; July and August
49-64d; August and September 46-64d. Mar
ket quiet
The tenders OF deliveries at to.day's cleariugs
! amounted to 500 bales new dockets.
Sales for the week $1,000 bales American
41O0 bales; spectators took 100 bales; eX-
porters took 1900 bales; actual export 1900
bales; total import 10000 bales American
| $1,000 bales; total stock 10000 bales american
56l,0OO bales; total aloat 297 ,0OO-American
s71,0O0 bales
Up. m.-SaleS of the day included ZOO bales
Futures-U plands, low middling clause, Janu-
| AIRY delivery 406ld sellers: January aud Feb
| ruary 5 40-6Id, sellers; February and March
4N64d, sellers March and April 81 -6id, buyers;
! April and May 54364d sellers; May and June
| i564d sellers; June and July 547-Cid, sellers;
| July aud August 4s-64d, buyers; August and
! September 496id sellers. Market steady.
4 p. m.-Futures; Uplands, low middling
| clause January delivery 4064d, sellers; Janu-
airy and February 3 406ld, sellers; February
and March 4064d sellers; March and April
| 4264d, sellers; April and May 43 64d, sellers;
| May and June 45-6id, value; June and July
| 416id, sellers; July and August 4964d,
sellers; August and September 49-64d, buyers.
Market closed quiet.
NEW YORK, Jan 81, noon.-Cotton easy; mid
ding upands 10 1l-16c, middling Orleans
| 10 1876; sales 80 bales.
Futures-Market opened duh but steady, with
sales as follows: January delivery 10 5Sc; Feb
ruary 10 6+c; March 10 74c; April 10 SIC; May
| 10 Sc; June 10 93c.
500 p. m.-The market closed dull and easier;
mlddling uplands 10 ll-l6c, mlddUng Orleans
10 f3l6c; sales to-day "a bales net receipts S3S
| bales, gross s,2O2.
Futures Market closed easy, with sales of
| 10000 bales, follows January delivery
| 10 5sdl10 6Oc, February 10 5000 62c, March
| 10 Tic, April 10 nc, May 10 S3c. June 10 500
| 10 90c, July ii 926l0 csc, August 10 956l0 Soc,
September 10 41@10 49c, October 10 1l0i0 i2c,
November 0 97Q9 csc.
Weekly net receipts at New York SAT
| bales, gross "A, l0I; exports, to Great Britain
| 1888 bales, to France SIS, to the continent
| LA: forwarded 1921 bales; sales 6S7 bales;
| spnners 621 bales.
Green Co. S report on cotton futures says:
They have undergone considerable tiuctuation
to-day, with at times considerable tendency to
| weaken, but there was again development of
| exhaustive capacity that has taken care Of the
supply very well, and prevented the general and
serious shriukaSe of value. The figures shoH
smaller draft upon stocks than was anticipated,
| with receipts rather above calculations, and
| this, in conjunction with pretty free floating of
| February notices, created depressing in
! tuence, under which cost, after going up
| points, dropped 77lS points from the highest.
| The loss was afterward about half recovered,
! and finally again shaded, and left the final
| figures 3T4 points under last evening, with the
| tone somewhat slack All things considered,
! however, the market stood up fairly, and, aside
| from shaking out some Of the longs, offerings
| were carefully made.
! GALVESTON, Jan. 2G.-Cotton firm; middlng
| Toe.
NORFOLK, Jan. 27.-Cotton firm, middling
| 10 1-lGc.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 27.--Cotton nominal; mid
| ding l0lac.
BosToN, Jan 27.-Cotton quiet; mddling
| l0Ac.
PHILApE1rH1A, Jan. 27.-Cotton firm; mid
| ding 1890.
! New ORLEANS, Jan. 27.-Cotton firm; mid
W0aILE Jan 27-Cotton firm; middling
MEnPHis, Jan. e7.-Cotton firm; middlng
| Q 10 16c.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 27.-Cotton steady; middlng
| l0C.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 27.-Cotton firm; middlng
| l0c.
MoNreomERY Jan. 27.-Cotton firm; mid.
| ding ll-l6C.
Macon Jan. 27.-Cotton steady; middlng
| 9 9-I6c.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 27.-Cotton steady; middling
NASHVILLE, Jan. 27.-Cotton firm; mddling
| Q 13-16c.
| ROME Jan. 27.-Cotton firm middling 9&c.
! NEW YORK, Jan 27.-ConsoidateG net receipts
for all cotton ports to-day 1913 bales; exports,
| TO Great Britain II ,667 bales. TO the continent
| 4,12l stock at all American ports 927 $50 bales
| PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. Erc.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. q, 1902. m.-Wheat quiet !;
demand poor; holders offer freely. Corn quiet /;
NEW Yonk, Jan. ~, noon.--Floir quiet but
steady Lard firm at 81 5jls Freights quiet
but steady.
800 p m.-southern flour steady and moder-
! ately he'd Wheat-optious ruled strong
throughout pot 159&c better but rather
quiet No : red. january delivery S98Sa34c,
! February s9l6d9lc. March g%4U911sc, May
92 S-i6@93 11-l6c Corn advanced 20 &c on
| spot and 5S{p3tc on options closing firm; No. 2
| January delivery 6l1sc, February 6O3sQ1615fc
| May 61b6l2sc. Oats lsM14c higher, closing
firm; No. 2, January delivery nominal a1I at Sg14c
| Iopludiy o1tSn'I'24|, ni"J '"I20t,"IbS' AAyPs
| slow. Coffee, fair Rio, on spot weak and
nominal: options active but lower and unsettled
| No Rio January delivery 10 900l4 25c, Febru
| ary IL 25Mal3 CSC, March IL 06Col IL soc. Sugar
| dull and nominal; refined closed quiet. Moias
! ses dull. Cotton seed oi-36c for crude and
40n41c for refined. Hides unchanged quiet
| Wool dun and unchanged Pork firm and more
active; mess SIS O0@15 %. Beef steady Cut
/ meats firm; picked bellies 1907 15c, picked
! shoulders 634 SIC. Mddes dun. Lard opened
| steady later advanced 136 10 points, with mod
crate business, and closed firm; Western steam,
| e. Nav delivery 81 79l17 a. city steam 81 CO.
Freights dun: cotton I'D, grain I'D
| CHICAGO. Jan. H--The opening on Change
| grain markets were rather fat at the start, but
! hardened almost Immediately. Wheat dis
| played less flrmness than corn May opened at
! slIc but neglected for some little time
| after the opening May dropped TO Sl36c, but
rushed it up TO $40 SIC. There was a sharp
| and big buying by several prominent houses
s296c Corn opened duh and continued so for
when il was discovered that the pit scapers had
oyersoid themselves and there was reaction To
J3Ldc BY noon covering by shorts aud other
wnch figure il closed There was little corn
demand at Sc, Oats we're quite active and
closed al a fair advance, May being held at 395sc
Provisions opened firm on light receipts Of hogs,
"A leo rod hat