The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-27

lands 91sc, middling Orleans 101sc; sales 76
bales, last evening 81; net receipts 1879 bales,
Futures Market closed barely steady, with
sales OF 5000 bales, as follows: January de-
livery 3 5S@9 60c, February delivery 60@9 Gle,
March delivery 910G9 Tic, April delivery Sic,
May delivery Ole, June 10 00@10 Ole, July
10 OS4l0 09c, August 10 15c, September $50
soc, October 55d9 SIC.
Hubbard, Price & Co., in their cotton circular,
say: Liverpool was more influenced by move
ments from plantations than by our local
market OF yesterday, and responded but feebly
to our reaction. Our cables state that the
market will be ruled entirely by the volume Of
receipts. Receipts from plantations were even
larger than were expected last evening, and
foot up the enormous total of 100000 bales.
Cotton was more freely offered by southern
holders last evening, and doubtless some of
these offers have found a market in Liverpool
this morning. Our market opened steady, with
far undertone upon figures furnished by Mr..
ElIlSon IN ms annual estimate of cotton supply
and demand for the season of 1855 published
this morning. 1t estimates that with con-
unuance of the present weekly consumption of
$4,000 bales in Europe, and American con
sumption equal to last year, that is 233 900, the
stock of cotton at the mills and ports Sept.
30 next, estimating the American crop at GOO 900
bales will be $4,000 bales of 400 pounds. OF
this $4,000 of actual bales is his estimate for
the ports. The Chronicle, commenting on these
figures, states that this estimate reduces the
combined stocks on Sept. 30 to lower point
than ever before reached except during the
civil war"
GALVESTON. Jan. 26-Cotton steady middling
10 Ice; net receipts 2 asp bales, gross 2,4j2;
sales 734 bales stock "a S55 bales.
NORFOLK, Jan. 20-Cotton steady; middling
H1ac; net receipts 29S1 bales gross 3,495;
sales 3OB bales; stock 46,G31 bales; exports,
coastwise LAOS bales
BALTIMORE, Jan. 26.-Cotton nominal; mid.
ding 95sc; net receipts l. 722 bales. gross 2.141;
sales - bales; stock 20,o06 bales; exports,
10 Great Britain $3.50 bales, to France 200, to
the continent 1856, coastwise $50.
BOSTON. Jan. 26 Cotton quiet but steady;
middling l0bl01Sc; net receipts LII bales,
gross 1883; sales none; stock none.
WHMINeToN Jan. % Cotton steady; mid
ding 9IRc; net receipts 444 bales, gross 4S4; sales
none stock Z, $50 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 26.-Cotton firm; middling
lG4c; net receipts none gross nome stock
22,2l3 bales.
NEW, ORLEANS, Jan. 26.-Cotton dull; mid
ding 9-l6c; net receipts Asa GALES, gross 49G:
sales lI5O bales; stock So 1924 bales exports, to
Great Britain 4,572 bales, to France 8,044, to
the continent 22l3, coastwiSe 4,6l7.
MOBILE, Jan. 26-Cotton quiet; middling
915c; net receipts 9, 1926 bales, gross 232j; sales
IOO bales; stock 2,3O6 bales; exports, coastwise
4S6 bales.
MEMPHIS. Jan. 26.-Cotton quiet but steady;
middling $3.50; receipts 2,770 bales; shipments
4759 bales; sales 2400 bales; stock 1870 1872 bales
AUGUSTA, Jan. 26.-Cotton quiet but steady;
middling 95Sc; receipts 500 bales shipments $50
bales; sales none; stock 1853 bales
CHARLESTON, Jan. 26-Cotton quiet; mid
ding CSC; net receipts 1884 bales, gross 1884
sales 900 bales; stock 44,544 bales; exports,
coastwise l, 1853 bales.
ATLANTA Jan. 26.-Cotton quiet; middling
916c; receipts lS4 bales.
New YORK, Jan Consolidated net receipts
for all cotton ports to-day Gil bales; exports,
to Great Britain S171 bales, TO the continent
4,949 bales, TO France & 244; stock at all Ameri-
can ports 9l2,611 bales.
The total visible supply of cotton for the
world is 2,74l,61 bales, of which 2,541. 391 bales
are American, against 3,0l7,961 and 2,564, 261
bales respectively, last year. Receipts at all
interior towns for the week 1901 bales. Re
ceipts from plantations 1881 bales. Crop in
sight 5,4S3,14 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 26, noon.-Wheat steady; de-
mRnd fair; holders offer sparingly. Corn quiet;
demand fallen off; new mixed Western Is 14d.
NEW YORK, Jan. rs, noon.-Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat active and strong. Corn dull
but steady. Pork dull and easy at Sl3dl3 so.
Lard easy and dull at S. p. Fr7iShts steady
5:00p m.-Southern flour moderately active
and steady. Wheat nOmlCaily higher; No. ,
red, 951aGg554c in elevator; options higher;
No. Cred, January delivery 9534c; May delivery
81. Corn lower and steady; No. = 1885 643l9c
in elevator: options dun and easier January
delivery 43I9c, May delivery 451sc. Oats quiet;
options duh but steady-January delivery 3l16c,
May delivery 3934c Hops quiet and firm COT
Exceptions closed steady; February delivery
Il Soc, May delivery Is 40015 Csc: spot Rio
fined steady. MolasSeS-New Orleans quiet
open kettle, prime to choice 30GI 45c. Cotton
seed OIL weak crude nc, yellow 43c. Petroleum
steady. Tallow weak but steady; city 58Rc
HIDES steady Wool quiet. Pork duh. Beef
inactive. Beet hams dun. Tierced beef quiet
Cut meats slow. Lard quiet and little chang d;
Western steam, on spot s. 30; options ebru-
airy delivery 81 e. March delivery S. %. Fregnts
steady; cotton 14d.
CHICAGO. Jan 96.-Wheat was much stronger
to-day and prices higher. Active buying TO
cover shorts aud good buying o, long wheat is
also reported. The opening was slightly easier
and prices declined sc, but later advanced Lose.
This brought out fair offerings, under which
prices declined 7S@1c, again rallied to outside
figures and closed 56c higher than yesterday.
Corn was easy and unchanged. ats was quiet
but steadier. Pork opened irregular within . a
1Gc of yesterdays closing and advanced 15d20c.
Later the feeling was easier and prices recaded
5]s@t0c and closed steady. Lard was steadier
and slightly higher. Short ribs were stronger
and 2160L SC higher, closing steady.
Cash quotations we're as follows: Flour
steady and Unchanged. Wheau-No. 2 spring
9jd 95Ac; No. , red 95395L4c Corn-No. ,,
334c. Oats-No. 2, &c. Mess pork at 81 GOA
Il 62l6. Lard at S. -2l4da5 So. Snort rib sides
at vs. 15U6 2?1s. Dry sailed shoulders Sc 90 Il.
612la Short clear s. 37l@@6 50. Whisky 81 03.
Leading futures rang.1 as follows:
Opening. Highest. Closing