The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-30

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Ala. class A, 2 to 5. 104 N.O.Pa'fc 1stmort $3.50
Ala. class b, SIS I1O16 n. Y. Central .lOo1s
Georgia IS, mort. l0315 Nor. & w. pref ~
n. Carolina cons 6s12S1e Nor. Pacific. 29t4
n. Carolina cons Is S11a pref. 6O9s
SO. Caro-. Brown Pacific Mall 90
consos) ......... lQ Reading .....:... 4o1s
Tennessee Sc. 3s.. ~ Richmond Ale. l49A
Virginia is ST. as Richm'd & w. Pit
Va. Is consulted. SO Terminal $3.50, 2414
Northwestern 1074 Rock Island, SO
Della and Lack. .i+ik preferred, 1926
Erie ..... 2Sss Texas Pacific 20ss
East Tennessee $50 Tenn Coal & Iron. 80
Lake Shore. 1921 Union Pacific. 1885
L'ville & Nash s57la n J. Central ..... 91S
Memphis & Char 40 Missouri Pacific y
Mobile & Ohio s Western Union S49s
Nash & Chatt'a S3l6 Cotton Oil certih. 81
*Ex-divideud.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 90 noon.-Cotton quiet
with limited inquiry; American middllng 51Sd
sales 1000 bales, for speculation and export
| 500; receipts 10 600 bales-American $500
Futures-American middling, low mlddhng
| clause, January delivery 2S64d; January and
| February 2S-64d; March and April 26-64d {;
| April and May 26-64d; June and July 21-64d
| July and August rs Cad. Futures steady.
300 p. m.-Sales Of the day included $500
| bales of American.
Futures-American middling, low midding
| clause, January delivery 30-64d, sellers; Jan
uary and February 29-64d, sellers; February
and March 2o-64d, sellers; March ana April
| 2S-64d buyers; A pril and May 2f-54d, buyers;
| May and June 2S64d, sellers; June and July
29-6Id sellers; July and August 30-64d, sellers
| August and September GS-64d, sellers. Market
| firm
400 D. MIXTURES: American middling,
| low mddlng clause, January delivery 81 SD,
| sellers January and February delivery 3064d,
| sellers; February and March 29-o4d, sellers;
| March and April 2S64d, buyers; April and
| May 2SG4d sellers; May and June 20 64d,
sellers; June and July 20-64d, sellers; July and
| August 3l-64d, sellers; August and September
| 2964d value. Market closed firm
New YORK Jan. % noon. Cotton steady;
sales Cos bales; middling uplands 92sc; mid
| ding Orleans l016c.
Futures-The market opened steady with
sales as follows: January delivery SIC, Feb
| ruary delivery 9 SOC, March zoe, April Soc,
| May 90c. June 99c.
500 p. m.-Cotton closed steady; middling up
| lands 91Sc. middling Orleans 1u1sc; sales 314
bales; net receipts 800 bales gross IL 1877 bales.
Futures Market closed steady with sales Of
| So, 800 bales, as follows: January delivery 81
| 09 63c, February delivery $500 &c, March
| 97309 nc, April delivery $500 SIC, May de,
livery 92Gs9 SIC, Jun 10 0l@1O 02c, July 10 90
| @l0 10c, August 10 l50l0 16c, September 700
| SOC, October $500 57c.
Hubbard, Price x Co.. in their cotton circular,
| Opening at a gain of from to points, the
| gain was further increased and prices at the
| close showed a net improvement of from to 8
| points over yesterday. The most conspcuously
| strong feature has been the buying of near po-
| sitions, which ave advanced relatively more
| than summer months, their firmness being at
| trlbuted to the expectation that the difference
rent month. so as to bring them more in line
| with Liverpool and, in addition, improving the
demand for spot cottons of all grades for both
spinning and export purposes. The movement
| of the crop has been less generous than ex-
| pected Receipts at the ports are over 1000
| bales in excess of last year, and the aggregate
receipts at Memphis aud Augusta are smaller
| than for the same day last year. At St. Louis
| the rece pts are larger"
| GALVESTON Jan 29-Cotton quiet but steady;
middling 13-16c; net receipts 666 bales, gross
| 1866 sales 613 bales: stock 81. 300 bales
| NORFOLK, Jan 29-Cotto firm; middlng
~ f97 100 so oTn gross go
| to Great Britain IS bales. coastwis $40 bales
| BALTIMORE, Jan. 29-Cotton nominal: mid
ding 9tsc; net receipts II bales, gross 1886
| sales -- bales stock q ,2SS bales; exports
| coastwise 100 bales.
| BOSTON, Jan. 20 Cotton quiet but steady;
| middliug 100101Sc; net receipts 2,41S bales
| gross 1904; sales none: stock none.
WILMINGTON. Jan 29-Cotton quiet; mid
| ding 716c; net receipts pa bales, gross pa;
sales none; stock 7.314 bales
| PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 29-Cotton firm; middling
10c; net receipts 102 bales, gross POP; stock
| NEW ORLEANS, Jan 29.-Cotton quiet: mid
ding exc; net receipts II 1871 5aes gross 70 290
sales 80 bales; stock 375, 260 bales; exports to
MOBILE, Jan. 29.-Cotton quiet; middng
91ec; net receipts 942 bales gross 942; sales
$50 bales stock 43, 2S7 bales; exports, coastwise
| LAP bales.
| 95Sc; receipts so bales; shipments none; sales
800 bales: stock 1876 9l7 bales
| AUGUSTA Jan 29-CotUou nominal; middlng
| 956c; receipts 446 bales: shipments rs bales:
| sales none; stock "A, 80 ba es
CHARLESTON, Jan. 29-Cotton steady; mid
ding 934c; net receipts s17bales, gross Sl7;
sales 300 bales stock 1881 bales: exports
coastwise 1872 bales.
NEW YORK Jan. 29-Consolidated net receipts
for all cotton ports to-day PATH bales; exports,
TO Great Britain IL bales to the continent
3,6l7 bales, TO France 1872; stock at all Ameri-
can ports 94l, 1873 bales.
ppov,ero>,s onocvp,vs rr-
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 49, noou.-Wheat dull; de-
wheat for the past three days were $4,000 cen
tails, of which none we're American. Corn
steady; demand fair; receipts of American corn
for the past three days were l26,700 centaIs.
Weather wet and stormy.
New YORK, Jan. 20, noon.-Flour duh but
steadier. Wheat active but weak. Corn dull aud
weak. Pork inactive at S13 00G13 so. Lard
quiet and weak at 81 30. Freights steady.
500 p. m.-Flour, Southern heavy and dull
Wheat dull; No cred, e3N4941Rc in elevator;
livery 94c; May delivery 971sc Corn frmer;
No. :, 48ss @484c in elevator; options steady
January delivery 44c, February delivery 44c,
Fey as;' ds fs Gfl S'ss Nay d sss' Eye
and unchanged; spot Rio steady. Sugar-raw
dull and nominal; refined quiet. Molasses dull
Cotton seed oil quiet for crude and yellow.
Petroleum quiet but steady Hides quiet Wool