The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-16

Nash. & Chstt'a. >. l02

| Tennessee Sc Ss-.. ~ RicIm'd 4 W. PIT.
| Virg n a IS ....... 4s% Terminal :. 2O5k
Va. Is co1soi tel. So Rock Islani - 96}S
/ Ches. & OHIO. zee. - st. Paul .......... 6S9s
| Northwes Q HOS preferred. lib
| preferred. .1S9 Texas Pacific 20E
| Della and Lack. 1855 Tim. Coal & Iron. S4I4
| Erie ............. 26l4 Union Pacific. 80. 669s
| East Tennessee. 9ss n. j. Z ntral. tl223 n
| Lake Saore. .-....l0 1914 Missouri Paoiac e. 7215
! L'ville & Nash 30. s. u Western Union. - S3IS
Memphis & Clar.. "a Cotton il cerdi. 30ta
| Mobile & Ohio. IS Brunswick 1884
*Bid. +Ex-dividend.
COTTON
| LIVERPOOL. Jan. Is, noon.--Cotton easy;
Am rican middlinS 13-16d; sales o, % ba es,
of which $50 bales were for specu alton and
EXPORT; receipts 1900 bales-American II, 200
! bales
Futures-Aneric1n IN d Hing. ow middling
clause, January delivery 44-64d; January and
| February delivery 44-64d; February and March
delivery 5 4S-64d; March and pril delivery
5 4664d; April aud May delivery as i4@15 4764d;
| May and June delivery 50-j4@e5 49-64d; July
and August delivery 5 55-64d. Market steady.
| The tenter OF ,liveries at today's ciearngs
| bales old.
Up. m.--sales of the day included $500 bales
| of American.
American good midding SGD, middllng
| SGD, low midiling i1-16d, good ordinary
| 916d, ordinary sgd
| Futures-A ,nercan middling, low niddling
clause, January delivery 44-64d buyers; jar
uary and ebruary delivery AZ Id buyers;
February and March delivery 45-64d, sellers;
March and April delivery 46-6id, sellers; April
| aud May delivery 4S-6id, sellers; May and June
delivery 49-64d, sellers; June and July livery
5 5O-64d, value: July and August delivery
| 5164i sellers; August delivery 51-64d, buyers.
| Market quiet but steady.
| 400 p. m.-tutures: a nerican middling, low
| mdiling ca se. January livery 1854 /.
| sellers; January and February delivery 4j-64d,
| sellers; February ami March delivery 45-eid,
buyers; March and April delivery 47-64d, sell
ers; April and May delivery ID; May and
June delivery 49-6id. buyers; June and July
delivery 51-64d, sellers; July and Au gust de-
livery 52-64d, sellers: August delivery 52-6ld,
sellers. Market closed steady.
MANCHESTER, Jan. 15.--The GlLdrdiGn says:
''The market was firm. There is scanty bust
ness at full rates The Meditation of e pro-
ducer is more toward Sellin even toward
inviting orders. There is a little fresh Eastern
inquiry. Some orders from minor foreign
markets have been placed. The stiffness of
price is an obstacle to much business Home
markets are supplying their actual require
ments. Yarn exporters are taking delivery
much more freely. They are sometimes press
ing for delivery, out are rarely inclined to buy
further at present prices. Cloth is quiet.
Sales are light. Producers are pleased at the
prospect of an extension in cotton, relying
thereon for the restoration of a profitable
margin. Prices of cloths have not risen in pro-
portion vita those of cotton during the last two
months; Manufacturers are well fortified with
orders.
Nav York, Jan. 49, noon.-Cotton opened
firm; middling uplands 10 7-16c; mlddling Or
leans 10 11-16c; sales i39 bales.
Eutures-fne market o 'ened steady, with
sales as follows: January delivery 10 29c;
February delivery 10 BIC; March delivery 10 42c;
April delivery 10 Acc, May delivery 10 sac, June
| % 60c
500 D. m.-Cotton closed firm; middlng
uplands 10 7-l6c middling Orleans 10 1l-16c
net receipts at this port to-day y3S bales, gross
1899 bales sales 113 bales.
Futures-Market closed firm, with sales Of
1O3601O SIC, February delivery 10 4O0lO 4lc,
March delivery 10 4SGb10 49c, A ril delivery
10 soc, May delivery 10 60010 Ole, June delivery
1O6jc, July delivery 10 700l0 tic, August de-
livery ~ 750l10 76c, Sept moer delivery 10 $40
1913 C, October delivery 10 06 Gl0 csc.
The SUMS cotton review says: Cotton
futures fell 1908 points on a decline of 1854 .
2-64d in Liverpool, but recovered this on de-
mand from shorts and falling off in receipts.
and advanced EOS points. TRAILING was mostly
local. Those VINO sold heavily yesterday were
exchanging of February for later months. Cot
ton on spot was firm
GALVESTON, Jan. 15-Cotton quiet; middling
10c net rece pts 1924 bales, gross 1924; sales
$50 bales; stock 2,4j3 bales exports, to Great
Britain 5,439 bales, coastwise 1873
NORFOLK, Jan. l5.-Cotton quiet; middlng
101sc; net receipts 636 bales, gross 636; sales
A. bales; stock 1925 bales; exports, coast
wise 400 bales.
5ALrIMoRE Jan. 15.-Cotton nominal; middling
1880; net receipts 596 bales, gross 76l; >ales
- bales; exports, to the continent 373 Oales.
EOS ION. Jan. l5-Cotton quiet; middling
105sc; net rec ipts 1853 bales, gross 1883: sales
none: stock none; exports, to Great Britain
A. bales
WILMINGTON, Jan. 15-Cotton steady; mid
ding 1Oc; net receipts 62S bales gross 6&S;
sales none; stock II. 624 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3D. otton firm; mid
ding 10Ac; net receipts los bales, gross los;
| sales none; stock 1869 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. l5.-Cotton easy; closed
steady; middling lOci net oo receipts liOt9
312027 paes; exports coastwise 1853 bales
Futures Market closed steady, with sales
of $500 bales, as follows: January. delivery
livery 10 lie April delivery 10 1Sc, May de-
livery 10 25c, June delivery 10 32c, July de-
livery 1G 40c. August delivery 10 zoe, September
delivery CSC October delivery 9 Coo.
MOBILE, Jan. 10 otJon dull; middlipg
10c; net receipts 1862 bales. oss 1852; sales 400
bal s; stock $50 bales; exports, coastwise 4S1
bales.
dEMPH1s, Jan. 15-Cotton firm middling
10c; receipts 1901 bales; shipments 1894
bales; sales $500 bales; stock 4,762 bales.
AUGUSTA, Jan. i5.-CotUon firm; ddlng
10c; receipts 767 bales; sh pments ,210 bales;
sales 1871 bales. stock a, $50 ba es.
,HARLEsroN, Jan. Is. OF on firm; mid ling
10c: net receip $40 bales, gross 876; sales
800 bales; stock 30374 bales.
ATLANTA Jan. 15.-Cotton steady; mIddling
13-16c; receipts 1866 bales.
NEW YORK, Jan 15.-Jonsoh ated ct receipts
at III cotton Jorts to-day amounted to 2i,177
rales; exports, 10 reat i>rltdin 6,9S1 bales,
to the continent z, 225 bales stock at all Ameri-
can ports Az bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES,, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. IS noon.-Wheat firm; de-
maud fallen off; holders offer sparingy Corn
quiet; demand poor; new mixed western 4s
24d.
| NEW YoaK, Jan. IS, noon.-Flour quiet
and steady. Wheat quiet but frmer. Corn
quiet and steady. Por dull but firm at SO rs
oil. Lard quiet and firm at ST l71k. Freights
firm.
500 .. rn.-Southern -four dull. Wheat firmer
but dull; No. red S615c in elevator; options
advanced 150Ac on deliveries to May but
declined 1s014c on later months, closing steady;
No. red, January delivery S616c; February de-
livery S71kc, March delivery 6Slsc, May delivery
sS5sc, June delivery S73sc. Corn steady and
moderately active; No. 2, SS@3S1sc in elevator;
options less active and steady January delivery
35l6c February delivery 3S14c, March delivery
3S94c, May delivery 3.95c. Oats easier and less
active; options fairly active but weaker; Janu
| ary deIiverv 0S9Ac Fabruary delivery 225