The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-20

Q CSC; February delivery opened at o. Tic and
closed at i0c; March opened at 9 SIC closed
at 9 zee; April opened at 96c, closed at 94c;
May opened at 10 06c closel at 10 04c, June
opened at 10 Ice, closed at 10 l4c.
300 p m.-Cotton closed quiet but steady;
middling uplands 9l5lGc mlddling Orleans
10 3-l6c; sales to day 3,2 bales, yesterday 90;
net receipts 5Sl bales, gross 1901
tutures-Market closed quiet but steady with
o. Soc, February delivery 97099 &c March
delivery S26O9 Sc, April delivery 1900 CSC
May delivery 10 O4gl0 Ojc, JUNE 10 l4Dl0 l5c,
July 10 22010 pc, August 10 29Q!0 30c.
Hubbard, Price K Co., in their cotton circular
to-day, say: The range of fluctuations in this
market during tie short session has been a
small one. At the opening the execution Of one
or Two large buying orders checked the obvious
tendency in the decline, but afterward prices
droppei point by point and closed at about the
| lowest OF the day"
GALVESTON, Jan. 19-Cotton firm; middliug
- 16c; net receipts 1,lO3 bales, gross 1904;
| sales 5000 bales stock 81, 267 bales; exports
| to the continent 5. 726 bales.
! NORFOLK, Jan. l9-Cotton steady; middlng
| 3 Ice; net receipts 1878 bales, gross 2675;
| sales $50 bales; stock 40625 bales; exports,
| coastwise 1873 bales.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 19.-Cotton quiet; middling
91sc; net receipts 4s0I bales, gross 5.59l; sales
- bales; stock 20, 62S bales; exports to Great
Britain 37l7 bales coastwise 1890.
3osToN, Jan. 10 Cotton quiet; middling
lo1ac; net receipts 1879 bales, gross 1851; sales
| none; stock none.
| WIIMINGroN. Ian. 19-Cotton quiet but
steady; middling 7-16c; net receipts 496 bales,
| gross 1876; sales noue stock l0S12 bales,
| PHILADELPHIA Jan faction firm niiddling
| l0Mc; net receipts 225 bales, gross 260; stock
| q, $50 bales
New ORLEANS. Jan. 19-Cottou steady; mid
! ding $50; net receipts ll,066 GALES, gross
| II sos; sales $50 bales stock 80 $50 bales;
ports, 10 Great Britain 10, $50 bales to the con
| tineut 4,2f3, ccastWise 8 1877.
| MOBILE, Jan I9.-COtton firm; middling
| 9l9c; net receipts TO bales, gross l7l0 sales
| 500 bales; stock 1898 bales; exports, coast
wlse ,G36 bales.
MEMPHIS, Jan 19.--Cotton firm; midding
| 95hc; receipts 2194 bales; shipments 5,e3S
bales; sales 800 bales; stock 125o04 bales.
AUGUSTA, Jan l9.-Cotcon quiet; middling
| 958GJ9$zc; receipts &c bales; shipments 1863
| bales sales noue; stock q 1851 bales
| CHARLESTON, Jan. 10 Cotton firm; mid
| ding l0c; net receipts 1885 bales gross 1885;
sales $50 bales; stock 1858 bales; exports,
ATLANTA, Jan. 19.-Cotton steady; middling
| $3.50; receipts GO bales.
New YORK. Jan. l9-Consoldsted net receipts
| Tor all cotton ports TO day $3.50 bales; exports
| to Great Britain 9,406 bales; to the continent
| 99G9 bales; stock at all American ports $751; 79
| bales.
The total visible supply of cotton for the
world is 2 S27, 885 bales, of which 1894 6S5 bales
| are American against 3,0lS,596 and 2.G06 296
| bales, respectively, last year. Receipts at ali
| interior towns for the week g. 3s3 bales. Re
| ceipts from plantations 1870 703 bales Crop in
| sight 5,32l, 143 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 10, noon-wheat dull; de-
| mand poor; holders offer freely; red western
| winter 5s 3D. Corn easy: demand poor; new
mixed western is I'D.
| New York, Jan. 49, noon.-Flour quiet but
| steady. Wheat quiet and weaker. Corn easy.
Pork duh at S13 i51l4 %. Lard quiet and un
settled at 81 40. Freights irregular.
| 500 p. m.-SOuJhern flour quiet and I'm
changed. Wheat weaker and dull; No ? red. 90
| 09S34c in elevator: options dull and 1lG1lc
lower; No. rel, January delivery 971sc, Feb
ruary delivery 9S1sc, May delivery 81 OPS. Corn
irregular; No. ,, 441sc in elevator: options quiet
| and weak-January delivery 441kc. May delivery
| 4516c. Oats dull and fractionaiy lower; options
lower-January delivery 3l$4c, May delivery
| 3234c; No. spot 3l9sG432c. Hops strong; state
| 17M22c. Coffee-Optons closed firm and higher:
| February delivery Is 56Q15 70,, May delivery
| is 55915 60c. Sugar-raw steady; refined quiet
| but steady. MolaSses-New Orleans quiet Cot
| ton seed oil nominal for crude and yellow
| Petroleum quiet but steady; crude. in barrels,
| So 5097 10; refined here &c. Southern eggs 100
| 1910 Hides quiet and steady. Wool quiet and
| steady. Pork quiet and unchanged. Beef hams
| dull Tierced beef inactive. Cut meas firm:
| picked bellies &c Middles quiet Lard about
| and dull; Western steam. on SPOT 81 4O07 As;
| Optious-May delivery S. 49, Freghts unsettled.
| CHICAGO. Jan. l9-Wheat ruled quiet day.
| The opening was Sc lower, advanced slightly,
| declined Use and closed about lc lower than
| yesterday. The weakness was attributed to
| lack of support and very few buying orders.
| Corn opened unchanged, but, under liberal
| offerings, declined Sc, became quiet, and closed
| M014c lower than yesterday. Oats were active
| and weak early, but later became dull, and
| closed A0D14c lower. Pork opened active but
| irregular, advancing early l0G 12l5c, bur under
| large offerings reacted 250l2 PC. Toward the
| close the feeling steadier, and prices rallied
| 50l1I9c, but the close was easy. Lard opened
| 2yqGt5c higher, hut soon weakened. and de-
| clined 10l12l5c, closing easy. Short ribs were
| active. and declined 100 jc, closing easy.
| Cash quotations were as follows Flour
steady and Unchanged. Wheat-No. Q spring
| 95N 9j16c; No. . red 952Q961Ec. Corn-No. =
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