The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-13

sole; February delivery opened at zoe and
closed at 6,c March opened at SIC. closed
at see; April opened at Soc, closed at gle;
May opened at 10 05c. closed at 10 Ole. June
opened at 10 l3c, closed at 10 lie.
300 y. n.-Cotton closed steady; mlddlng
uplsnds 92Ac, mlddling Orleans l01sc; sales TO-
day Sc bales Yesterday SO bales; net receipts
55 bales gross 8, 305.
Futures Market closed dull but steady, with
sales $500 bales as follows: January de-
livery 6lS9 63c February delivery 9 o. @e9 6sc,
sc. Nav delivery 10 0@l0 02c. June 10 llGt
10 l2c July 10 1910 zoe, August 10 $50 10 &c,
September SS69 99c
Hubbard. Price & Co. S cotton circular says:
The disposition at the opening seemed TO %
in favor of better prices The demand, how
ever was fully met, and prices quickly gave
way point by point, and closed at the lowest or
the day. Estimates OF receipts at all points for
the next week are up from 1900 to $4,000, the
latter being the figures upon which to-day de-
chne was largely pre1lcated.
GALVESTON, Jan. l2.-Cotton firm; middllng
ll-lGc; net receipts 1884 bales, gross 2,69i;
sales 1914 bales; stock Gs007 bales; exports, to
the continent !, 100 bales.
NORFOLK, Jan. l2.-Cotton firm middling
s1@c; net receipts ,@96 bales, gross l,2so;
sales s9l bales; stock 3l,5S4 bales; exports,
coastwise l46l bales
BALTIMoRE, Jan l2.--Cotton duh and nominal;
middling 934c net receipts - bales, gross &39;
sales bales; stock q ,504 bales; exports,
coastwise 100 bales
BusToN, Jan 12.-Cotton quiet and firm; mid
ding 100 lOlRc, net receipts 6gU bales, gross
sales none stock none
WILMINGTON, Jan. l2.-Cotton steady; mid
ding $3.50; net rec eipts 3Si bales, gross 3o1 =;
sales none; stock 9 9sS bales,
PHILADELPHIA, Jan l2.-Cotton quiet middllng
l0c; net receipts BAL bales, gross s: stoc<
I3.9S9 bales; EXP orts, TO Great Britain 7S9 bales.
NEW ORLEANS Jan 12.-tIotton steady; mid
ding 9-IOc; net receipts 5,3'3 oales gross
64I5; sales 800 0aies; stocE 3j3, 203 bates; eX-
p1rts, to Great Britain 1854 bales, to France
G,Ssn, coasJwise 5,533
>ioaIlE, zee. l2.-Cotton firm; middling
ldc; net receipts 1895 bales gross 1898; sales
j023 bale; STOCK +0553 bales, exports, coastwise
Ii-b bales.
MEMPHIS, Jan. I2.--Cotton firm; middling
y s.; receipts 3,0!6 bales; shipments 4,133i
bales sales $500 bales stock BOB bales.
AUGUSTA, Jau 12.-Cotton firm middling
CSC; rec ipts 647 bales; shipments $50 bales;
sales none. stock p, 100 bales.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 12.-Cotton firm; middling
sc, net receipts !,642 bales, gross l012; sales
so bales; STOCK 81, }14 bales exports. coaStwise
l,73S bales.
ATLANTA, Jan. 12.--Cotton steady; middlinE
csc; receipts % bales.
New York, Jan. Reconstructed net re
cepts for all cotton ports to-dar 19,lO2 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 9,113 bales, to the
continent 9,055 bales, TO France $50; stock at
all American ports $685. bales.
The total visible supply of cotton for the
world is 2,9l4 465 bales of which 2,625 1856 bales
are American, against 3,0J0,304 and 2.623, 30I
bales, respectively, last year. Receipts at all
interior towns for the week $4,000 bales. Re
ceipts from plantations 146,O27 bales. Crop in
sight 5,20l,0i0 bales
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, jan. IL, noon-Wheat quiet de-
mand poor; holders offer freely. Corn steady;
demand fair.
steady. Wheat active and steady at he de-
cline. Corn duh and weak. Pork dull at 81
oil 50. Lard inactive at S. IS. Freights
5.q0 n m Elo,,r Southern, baoyv What
dull and nomnally lc lower: No. red, 800
09>9 in elevator; options 5000 under yester
day and heavy; No. red. January delivery
9S4c, February delivery 09Ac, May delivery
J354. Corn steady and quiet; No. . 4414 a
4i-sc in elevator; options unchanged, duh and
W ak; January delivery 443s, February delivery
4iAc, May delivery 45lc. Oats quiet and
easier; options lower and weak; January deliv-
cry Sic February delivery 3l1Hc, May delivery
3 ;y60g325SC; No. 2 SPOT 3fM211sc. Hops quieI
and steady. Coffee-options closed steady $50
% points higher than yesterday; January de
livery Is l5G115 PIC, March delivery l5015 15c
May delivery IS l5GI5 30c; spot Rio quiet.
Sugar--raw quiet; refined quiet and uncha ged
| Alo.aSses- Orleans dull. Petroleum quiet
and steady; crude, IN barrels, So 5507 Is: re-
fined s. co. Cotton seed oil steady at 4Sc fol-
| crude and 52G54c fer yellow. Hides quiet, land
| steady. Wool firm Potatoes steady. South.
ern eggs 1SlaiQl9c.. PORK quiet. Beef Quiet
Beef hams inactive. Tierced beef dull Cut
mea's steady; picked bellies "a q: &c, picked
shoulders 6S4Mtc, picked hams 1Oc. AliddleS
inactive. Lard lower ana dulI, western steam
81 IS; optiops--January delivery S. 20; May de.
livery s. IS asked Freigbts firm; cotton 1921
CHICAGO. Jan. Nv heat opened 1sN3sc
bigAer, but settled back &c. Suddenly the
offerings became heavy. or the receipt of the
government report, and under the food of sell
| ing orders pI ices declined 214c below tie top
prices of tile morning. There was a recovery of
&c laCer, but the market again ruled easier and
/ le close las &c lower tIan yesterday. Corn
was dull sad unchanged. Oats were easy an
| quiet and about unchanged. Pork was unset
| tied; opening at 10c decliue and rscedinG lO1
more. A stronger feeling then developed and
pIic,s raj led ~ a l5c, closing steady. Lard
was weak early AID declined 7J%0l0c. Later
| the market rallied and closed steady. Short
| ribs were e3Sier and ruled 507l4c lower.
Cash quotations were Us follows: Flour
stea ly AID unchanged. Wheat No. 2 spring
$500 Csc; No. , red 951@4395c. Corn-No 2, b q
0S3a5c. Oat5-No 3 - q Z G. Ness pork
at Sl3 30. Lard, reT 100 lbs, 8 ~. Snort rios
at 81 90 Try sailed shoulders 81 ., II 81.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Hig4e5t. Closing