The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-01-21
New Orleans Pa
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Northwestern. 1904 st. Paul .....,,,.. .,i9s
" preferred 1875 preferred. 1lil4
Della. and Lack. 1919 Texas Pacific. see. 2lte
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East Tennessee. los Union Pacific. 56ls
Lake Shore. .... 92lS y. j. Central 500. ',14
LVille & NASH. 6Oll Missouri Pacific, S2le
Memphis Il Char .t53 Western Union .. ms
Mobile & Ohio .... II Cotton Oil certh. 33
Nash. & CnGtta.. IS
IBID. tAsked.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 20, 1890 p. m.--Cotton steady
and in fair demand; mlddllng uplands 5esd
middhng Orleans ll-l6d.
Fumres-Upauds, low mddling clause,
January and February delivery 3'6id; teh,
ruary and March 3S64d; March and April
D 40Gid; April and May 5 4l-6id; May and June
, 436ld; June and July l5-bid; July and Au-
gust 41-6id; August and september 4S-6ld
Market quiet but steady.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to 800 bales new dockets ana SUO
bales old.
Sales for the week $1,000 bales American
1000 bales; spectators took 400 bales; eX.
porters took 500 bales; forwarded from ships
side direct to spiuners % 400 bales actual export
300 bales; total import l5S,OO bales-Amerlcan
1870 600 bales: total stock 20, 900 baeS-Amerlcan
10000 bales; total a1oat 3l7,oOO-American
100000 bales
2p m.-Sales of the day included $500 bales
of American
Futures-Upands, low middling clause, .Janu-
II
ruary 3S-64d. buyers; February and March
3 S9G4d sellers; March and April i0Gid buyers
April and May Hold buyers; May and June
> l3 Gid. buyers; June and July i5-6id. buyers ;
July aud August i7-64d, buyers; August and
September > 456ld. value. Market steady.
4 p. MIXTURES: UplandS, low mIddlng
clause, January delivery 39Bld sellers; Janu-
airy aud February ) 39-64d sellers; February
and March 39-64d. buyers; March and April
) 4l-6fd, sellers; April and May ~ odd buyers
MAY and June , A6ld, buyers; June ana July
5 10 CAD, buyers; July and August D 4s,t4d,
buyers; August and September 496id sellers.
Market closed firm.
New YoRK, Jan 20, noon.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding uplands l02sc, middling Orleans lo34c sales
= bales
Futures-Narket opened steady. with sales as
follows: January delivery 10 sic February 10 5Sc,
March 10 zoe, April 10 '6c, May 10 SIC June
10 sac
500 n. m.-Marbet closed quiet but steady;
middling uplands la5Sc, middng Orleans lose;
sales today 1906 bales; ret receipts bi6 bales,
gross go.
Futures-The market closed weak with sales
of IA 400 bales, as follows January 10 900
10 j3C, February 10 j6d 10 51c, March 10 $3.50
10 CSC, April 20 ,5M 10 56c, May 10 slQplO s2c.
June 10 sal 10 SSc, July 10 ala &c, August
10 0l0lo 95c, September 10 l5@lO 4'c, October
10 090t 10 Zoe.
Green & Co S report on cotton futures saws
The tone has been feverish without any pro
nounced gain for either buyers or sellerSthough
on the whole the market has shown pretty good
exhaustive capacity. and in one way or another
taken a considerable amount OF stock. Inc
source of offering was little uncertain, but evi-
dence led TO the belief that great deal OF II
represented the supply held by operators repre-
sentlng the Atlantic States, and that buying
was in behalf of a large concern promlne ntly
credited with taking the lead in the bull move
meut Liverpool took better form, and the
port and interior movement for the week was
light. though it is noticeable that stocks nave
not been greatly reduced. This latter feature
carried some little eitec5 toward the close
,~t,.a fv, fla aI,e nf AZ iuln1aHiutn
ance the room jumped on the market, and
about wiped out the points gain made. final
figures standing much the same as last night.
Weekly net receipts AT New York 6,233
bales gross 80 2G5: exports to Great Britain
49, S3G bales, to France 2)5. to the continent
9 $50: Forwarded 9,2G1 bales; sales 800 bales;
spinnerS 80 bales; stock 226,616 bales.
GALVESTON, Jan. 20-Cotton steady; middling
NORFOLK Jan. 2O-Cotton firm; middling
10 lite.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 2O.--Cotton nominal; mid
ding l03sc.
BosToN' Jan. 9O.-Cotton quiet; middling
lO5sc.
WnM1NGrov, Jan. 2O.-Cotton firm; middling
10 1-i6c.
PH1ApE1pH1A, Jan 2O.-Cotton firm; mid.
ding 10 ll-ltC.
New ORLEANS. Jan. 2O.-Cotton very firm;
NOBLE, IAN. 2O.-Cotton firm; middling
8 1866.
middng 10 16c.
ArGrsTA. Jan. 20-Cotton firm; mddng 97sc.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 2O.-Cotton firm; demand
good middlmg 10c.
MONTGOMERY, Jan. 2O.-Cotton steady; mid
ding $3.50.
COLUMBUS, Jan 20.-Cotton quiet; middling
01fc
NASHVILLE, Jan. 20-Cotton steady; middling
Q 3i6c.
RoNE. Jan. 90 Cotton quiet mdding 9]4c.
ATLANTA Jan 90 cotton closed quiet.
New YoRK, Jan 2D.-C Consolidated net receipts
for all cotton ports to-day 1G,5i3 bales; exports
to Great Britain % 2g6 bales, to the continent
a. 4SG; stock at all American ports 9j3,OjS bales
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. %, 12:p p. m.-Wheat dull;
demand poor; holders offer freely; receipts of
wheat for the past three days were 31N 00l
centals including 215,0O0 American. Corn dull;
demand poor: receipts of American corn for
the past three days were %o,2)O centals Weather
frosty.
heavy Wheat lower. Corn easier Pork steady;
mess S15 25ll15 10. Lard firm at 81 6119
Freghts dull.
500 p. m.--Wheat-options ruled firm at the
opening, de clined 14GIakc, later strengthened
and rallied TO best, closing firm, speculation
moderate; spot firm, with moderate milling de-
mani; No. red, January delivery 9OGG9G3Sc,
Fc ruary 90}a6t90 13 l6c, May % 5l6@49334c.
Corn opened steady, then declined Ac, closing
finn at tor; No. =, January delivery GO16Gb
GO3lc, February GOHm6lc, May 61l5GG62c. Oats
n shade be- ter and in moderate demand. No .,
January delivery 3S14c February $3.50 3S15c,
May 300 03J75c; No spot 3SGD3S14c; mixed
Western 3Gg, 4Oc, Hops in light request. Coffee,
fair Rio.on spot nominal at l74c options active
but lower; No. Rio January delivery Is 00Gl
- Csc February Ia 2j6t14 DOC March 10 $50
Il OOc. May 10 55013 DC. Sugar slow and
nominal refined steady. Moasses dull and
weak Cotton seed oil quiet for crude and
refined. Hides in moderate request. Wool quiet
but firm. Pork firm mess SIS 25G1l5 30 for one
year old. Beef quiet. Cut meats firm; picked
bellies nc; picked shoulders G366l634c;
picked hams 91]@10c Middes nominal. Lard
i6t6 points higher and fairly active; Western
steam on spot 81 20; February delivery 81 sea-
al So: March 81 6ld7 73; May 81 770n7 IS;
city steam 81 45H7 So; refined 81 81 to the con-
tinent Freghts dull
CHICAGO, Jan. 2J.-There was little activity in
any Of the pits at the opening on Change to-
day, and opening prices were practically the
same as yesterday 5 close. May wheat started
at SIC There were no orders from the outside,
ami the Dit was very dull May sold down 70
S!9ao IN the first hour The sCalping crowd all
gh short on the way down. and little firmness
ing. cansing May to advance to $40 S314c
where il closed. Corn opened a shade higher
with May at 531Ac. 1t was largely under the in
fiuence Of pork. Early selling caused May 10 de
cline TO 52Ac, but steady buying by several
houses aud covering by shorts soon f1rmed il up,
and May finally closed at 533Sc. Oats were
rather quiet, and huctuatod within yesterdays
range. Provisions were moderately active, and
prices moved within smaller range Arrivals
Of hogs were fair, and the market firm. Pack
ing in the West showed further shrnkage, being