The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-08
, ktS nor cent. Sales aggregated $4,000 shares.
The following Iha closing nuntatlOns:

conSols ....... 103lS Reading .......... 4S
Tennessee set.8s 7l11 Richmond 8 Ale. 1414
| Virginia 6s. :. .*4S Richm'd& W. PIT
Va. 6s consulted 81 Terminal ...... 2416
| Northwestern. 1926 Rock Island wa
- preferred. 140A st. Paul ......:.. 6398
| Della. and Lack. .l405S preferred. lO34
Erie. ....... .2116 Texas Pacific. 49,. 221A
East Tennessee. Q Tenn. Coal & Iron. 3415
! Lake Shore. ..... 1885 Union Pacific. 49,. o41s
L'ville&N Nash &c.. 81 N. J.Central. 800. 973s
| Memphis c Char 81 Missouri Pacific. 70
Mobile & Ohio 8 Western Union. $685.
| Nash & Chatt'a S116 Cotton Oil csrtif. 81 -
| New Orleans Pa
| Sid
COTTON
LIVERPOOL. Jan. z. noon.-Cotton firm and in
| good demand; American middlng 7-16d; sales
| 1900 bales, of which 200 bales we're for specu-
| lation and export; receipts 4,0Oj bales-Ameri-
| can 5000
Futures-American middling, low middling
| clause. January delivery q Cad; January and
February delivery &c CLOS 27-64d; February
| and March 26 6405 27-64d; March and April
2f-64d; April and May 2S-64d; Nay and June
| 5 296415 30-64d; June and July 3164d; July
and August 32-64d. Futures firm.
| The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to AGO bales old dockets
200 p m.-Sales of the day included 10000
bales of American.
Futures-American middling, low middling
| clause, January delivery 2S-64d sellers; Jan
| uary and February 21-64d, sellers; February
| and March 27-64d, sellers March and April
| 21-64d, buyers; April and May 2S-64d. buyers;
| May and June 30-64d, sellers; June and July
3l64d, buyers; July and August 8 33-64d.
| sellers; August and September 32-64d, sellers.
| Futures quiet but steady.
400 p. m.-tuuures: American middliug.
low mddling clause, January delivery 26.64d,
| sellers; January and February 25-6Id, sellers:
| February and March 25-64d, sellers: March
and April 26-54d, sellers; April and May
, 27-64d sellers; May and June 2S-64d, sellers;
| June and July 29-64d. value: July aud August
| 2S-64d, sellers; August and September 30-64d.
| The market closed weak.
New YORK, Jau. Z. noon-Cotton steady;
sales 2575 bales; middling uplands l5-16c; mid
Futures The market opened weak, with
| sales as follows: January delivery coo; Feb
| ruary 73c: March 9o3c; April 8 94c; May
| 10 04c; June 10 13c.
500 p m.-Cotton steady; middng uplands
| 9 13-16c, N ddling Orleans 10 Lice sales to-day
| 2O4 bales, last week not before reported IoJ
| bales for consumption; net receipts l,273 bales,
| gross 1859
| Futures-Market closed steady with sales o.
| 1000 bales, as follows: January delivery
| 95109 SIC, February delivery OLGA sec, March
delivery 965c, April delivery 5000 66c,
July 10 l3c, August 10 zoe, September $50
| SIC
Hubbard. Price G Co.'S cotton circular says:
| "To-day's cotton market SHOWS a decline of
| some 10 or 10 points as compared with Satur-
| day. The declines the more powerful bulls
| characterized as a healthy reaction while the
| bears eEult in it as an evidence of inherent
weakness Of the position. The close was bar ly
| steady at lowest fl cures. -
GALVESTON, Jan. cotton steady; middling
| 93Sc; net receipts 62Sl bales, gross 6,4S2;
sales 55S bales; stock 69,S1o bales; exports, to
| Great Britain q, 351 bales, coastwise 4,176.
NORFOLK, Jan. lotion steady; middling
9ssc; net receipts 3,193 bales, gross 1890
| sales S35 bales; stock 81, 934 bales; exports,
| to the continent 6, 500 bales, coastwise ], 060
| BALTIMORE Jan. 7.--Cotton dull and nominal ;
middling 934c; net receipts bales, gross 49,
sales - bales stock 81 $40 bales; exports, to
France 800 bales, coastwise 100 bales
Boston, Jan. 7.--Cotton quiet but firm; mid
ding 92S010 Zoe; net receipts 1903 bales, gross
3444; sales none; stock none; exports to Great
| Britain 131 bales.
WILMGNGroN, Jan. Cotton steady; mid
ding SIC; net rec 'ipts 223 bales, gross 333;
sales none; stock S,1SJ bales exports, coastwise
| Is bales
PHILADELPHIA Jan. Cotton quiet; middling
10c; net receipts 1913 bales, gross 1919; stoco
| 10,S00 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 7-Cotton quiet middlng
| 916c; net receipts 1851 bales gross 44s2;
| sales B, 800 bales; STOCK 31324 bales; exports,
| to Great Britain 500 bales. coastwise 1893.
| MOBILE, Dec. cotton quet middling
| 9$lc; net receipts 1857 bales gross 957; sales
| 500 bales; stock 40,056 bales; exports coastwse
| 1,574 bales.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 7-Cotton firm; middling
| 9 7-l6c; receipts 5. 43S bales; shipments S, 11S
| bales; sales /, 100 bales; stock l5351j bales.
| AUGUSTA, Jan.7.-COtto steady; mid ling NC;
receipts 800 bales; shipments 1863 bales; sales
| none: stock e, 529 bales.
CHARLESTON, Jan. Cotton firm; middling
915c; net receipts 1,523 bales gross 1873; sales
| 200 bales; stock IL, 2i3 bales.
| ATLANTA, Jan. Cotton quiet; middlinE 914c;
| receipts 105 bales.
| New York, Jan 7.--Consolidated net re
| ceipts for all cotton ports to-day 1886 bales;
| exports, to Great Britain 2l,52o bales, to the
continent S,327 bales to France go; stock at all
American ports S99S75 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
| LIVERPOOL, Jan. Z, noon-Wheat quiet; de-
mand poor; holders offer moderately. Corn dull /;
| demand poor.
NEW YORK. Jan. T. noon.-Flour quiet but
steady Wheat quiet but steady. Corn dull
| and lower. Pork duh at Sl3 7j014 90. Lard
| quiet and firmer at 49, Freights uns titled.
| 5p. m.-Wheat unsettled No. red, 81 010
| 0lM in elevator; options closed 2s0Ac under
| February delivery 81 O15s, May delivery 81 05X
| June delivery 81 05Ia. Corn 14c higher and firn;
| No. ?, 4414@4413c in elevator; options 16G16c
| higher and strong; January delivery 45c, FEB.
ruary delivery 4514c, May delivery 4516c. Oats
trifie higher; options quiet and "a NC higher;
January delivery NC, February delivery 3!1sc
| Hops steady and quiet. Coffee-optiOns closed
| weak and 3Od40 points below Saturday; Janu-
airy delivery Is 5O@15 Zoe, February delivery
| IS 250115 roc March and April delivery IS 30
| easier, fair cargoes lie. Sugar-raw barely
| steady and dull: refining 49, l6c; ceutrifugals,
| g6test 5000 l1-I6c; refined more active at the
| decline-C &c, extra 9 61sG6 3-16c, yellow 55sc
| off A 6All6lSc, mould A 716c, standard A G16c
| confectIoners A 6Ac, cut loaf and crushed &c.
| powdered 7Ac, graduated &c, cubes nc. No
| lasses-New Orleans quiet Petroleum steady
| and quiet; crude, IN bOls, S. 65z1I 10. Cotton
seed oil -4Sc for crude AMI sac for yellow Tai
| low quiet. Potatoes steady and quiet. Hides
| unchanged and quiet. Wool quiet; domestic
| fleece 3003Sc, pulled 26039c, Texas 14126c
| Pork stronger; mess al $l401l 80. Beef quiet.
! Beef hams dull. Tierced beef firm; city extra
| India mess 20GG22c. Cut mea $ stronger: pick
| shoulders G34Gl7c, picked bellies 7A013zc,
| picked hams l0c. Middles stronger: short clear
| g. 80. Lard higher; Western steam S. 95;
| options January delivery 81 93, May delivery
| s. %. Fre,ghts closed stronger; cotton 13,64d,
| grain sd.
| CHICAGO, Jan. "A moderate business was
| transacted in wheat The early feeling was
| weak and prices declined 3sc below the closing
| figures of Saturday. but rallied ls6c later, and
| after some fluctuations closed about 16c higher
! than Saturday. There were pretty fair offer.
iugs early In the session and operations felt
| bulsh. When the visible supply was announced
| showing a decrease the market sagged off a
| trihc. but there was very good buying around
| 81 Hand under for May, aud a decrease in the
! visible supply no DOUBT stimulated some buy
ing, and a reaction of &c followed, then sold Off
| 19c, again rallied with some fluctuations, this
! time selling TO the outside prices of the day
and the closing was steady. There was some
| little outside business, and some selling orders
from millers in the northwest were received
| While one iarge local trader was credited with
being a free seller. Others are reported as being
| free buyers. la coru trading was again OF a
light local order little interest beln9 manifested
| in the market the entire session. Fluctuations
| were limited A03sc. The market opened at
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