The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-26

sales 297 bales middling upands 95sc; mid
| ding Orleans 1016c.
| Futures-The market opened steady, with
sales as follows: January delivery 55c, Feb
ruary delivery 9 5sc, March 9 zoe, April Sic,
! May Ole, June 10 Ole.
| 800 p. m.-Cotton closed steady; middling
uplands 91sc middlnC Orleans 101sc; sales ga
bales; net receipts AS bales gross 2,l27.
Futures Market closed quiet but steady, with
livery 595s Gle, February delivery 62@s CSC,
| March delivery 1899 14c, April delivery $40
9 s5c May delivery 900 Csc, June 10 O4@
September s2@9 SIC, October $500 oc.
Weekly net receipts at New YORK I,9So
bales, gross 42,770; exports, to Great Britain
l3ilS bales, to the continent 1,244, forwal ded
| 1890 bales; sales 1851 bales spinners 1878;
| stock 2090 6S bales
Hubbard, Price & Co., in their cotton circular,
to-day say: Cotton market to-day has shown
rather steadier tone, and the tendency has
| been toward higher prices, with an actual gain
| OF from to points in the price of contracts.
The cause for the Improvement seems to have
| been general feeling that the receipts next
week are hardly likely to be as large as this "
GALVESTON, Jan. 25.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 9 1880.
| 91bc.
BALTIMORE Jan. 25.-Cotton nominal; middling
91c.
BosroN, Jan. a5.-Cotton quiet but steady;
WILMINGTON, Jan 25.-Cotton quiet middling
| 97-l6c.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 25.-Cotton firm; mid
| ding l0lSc.
New ORLEANS, Jan 25.--Cotton very steady;
| middling 8 9lGc.
MOBILE, Jan. 25.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 9l5c.
MENPHrs Jan. 25.-Cotton quiet but steady;
| middhng 99sc
AUGUSTA, Jan. 25.-Cotton quiet but steady;
| mlddllng 99sc
CHARLESTON, Jan. 25.-Cotton inactive; mid
| ding 94c.
MONTGOMERY, Jan. 25-Cotton steady; mid
| ding 9}sc.
| Macon not received
| COLUMBUS, Jan. 25.-Cotton steady; middling
| 914c.
| NASHVILLE Jan. 25.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 934c.
| SELMA, Jan 25.-Cotton steady; middling 91sc
| ROME. Jan. 25-Cotton steady; middling
| 956c.
| ATLANTA Jan 25-Cotton quiet
New YORK, Jan. 25-Consolidated net receipts
| for all cotton ports to-day "a 039 bales exports
| to Great Britain % ,233 bales; to the continent
| 696 bales; stock at all American ports 9l0,'31
| bales.
| PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
| LIVERPOOL, Jan. 25. noon.-Wheat quiet but
| steady; demand poor; holders offer moderately;
| receipts OF wheat for the past three days were
| 80 600 centals, OF which 1000 were American
| Corn firm; demand good; new mixed western
| As 14d; receipts of American corn for the
| past three days were 1l1,0o0 centals. Weather
| fair but cloudy.
NEW YORK, Jan. 25, noon.-Flour quiet and
weak Wheat active but lower. Corn dull
| hut steady. Pork easy at $13 25013 70. Lard
easy and dull at 81 3d. Freights steady
| 500 D. m.-Southern flour quiet. Wheat
higher and strong; No. 3 red, 945s@969sc in ele-
| vator; options closed 34014c over yesterday;
| No 2red, January delivery 94lsc; February de
| livery 95ssc, May delivery 99S4c. Corn steady
| No 2 43I6c in elevator; options steady-Jan-
| uary delivery 433sc, February delivery 43Ac
| May delivery 45Ac. Oats a trife higher; OPP
| tons 14c hgher-January delivery 311kc, Feb
| ruary delivery 3lS4c, May delivery 3234c. Hops
| choice firm and quiet. Coffee-options lower
| January Is 50Q1l5 soc, February delivery Is 80
| Obs COO, May delivery IS 35015 55c spot Rio
| steady Sugar-raw dull; fair refining steady
| Nolasses quiet; New Orleans open kettle, prime
| TO choice 30045c. Cotton seed oil weak; crude
| s. 10. Tallow, city 53sc Southern eggs LOO
| 1910. Hides steady. Wool firm. Pork dull
| Beef lower and dull; extra mess S7@o7 25. Beet
hams quiet Tierced beef dull. Cut meats ir
| regular and lower Middles steady; short clear
| So SO Lard lower; Western steam, on spot
| S. 25; city Sc 20; options-January and Febru-
airy delivery s. %, May delivery 81 20. Freights
| weak; cotton 15-64d grain 415d,
| CHICAGO. Jan. 25.-Wheat was quite active
| today. Opening at the closing figures of yes
terday, prices declined quickly l2Ac then rallied
| irregularly 211c and closed about 3sc higher
than yesterday. The early decline was due to
| rush to realize, but when operators undertook
| to buy there was not muc CHI for sale and a reac
| ton followed. Corn was steady and DUH
| closing nc lower than yesterday. Oats were
| quiet and closed with a small improvement in
| values. Pork was active to-day; opening at n
decline or nc, IL was GollO wed by a ran or 3OQl
| 391sc The market huctuated then within 1917
| q l5c range and closed at about medium figures
| Lard opened 2160,5c lower and declined 7I60
| 10c additional. Later the market rallied 5Gb71ec
| and closed quiet. Short ribs opened 10c lower
| and declined 1Oc; later prices rallied 71d0l0c
| and closed steady.
| Cash quotations we're as follows: Flour
| dull and uncha ged. Wheat-No. 2 spring
| 94]bG 9496c; No. red y41k a, 1900 Corn-No. =
| 3434c Oats No ?. 25c. Mess pork 81 80. Lard
| at S. 7546 so. Short rib sides at So 05ll6 TO-
| Dry sailed shoulders S6 00d6 12IS. Short clear
| So 371a@6 20. Whisky 81 03.
Leading futures ranged as follows: