The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-28

At-4 A. l7-l-~A WIN eN~tN- A--@Auea sAAAAN ~
The ten ters of Il ,liveries At to-day's clearings
amounted 10 500 ba es new dockets and lao
2p. m.-sales of the day included $500 bales
of American.
American middling 6iSd.
sut lres-A ne1csn mlddIing. low niddling
clause, January delivery 9-6id, sellers; Jan
nary aud eOruary delivery Z "a, sellers;
February and March delivery 1i4d, sellers;
March and April delivery IS ID, sellers; April
and May delivery 6 sod, sellers; May and June
delivery 9-5ld, sellers; June aud July livery
l0-6ld, sellers; July and August delivery
1865 Sellers August delivery I1-6lG. sellers.
Market closed quiet.
400 .. m--cuJuceS: American mi idlin-, low
n q ling Z a Ise, January livery SOL.
sellers; January and Fe )ruary delivery S64d,
sellers; Feb -uary ami March delivery S-64d.
sellers; March and April delivery6 7-64i sellers:
April and May delivery sold. sellers; May
and June delivery s-64d. sellers; June and
July dslivery6 l0-5id. sellers; July and Au slst
delivery l1-61d, sellers; August delivery
. ll-l6d, sellers. The market closed quiet.
NV IRK, Jan. p. 40 ,n.-JotJon opened
steady; middling uplandS lie; midd1ng dreams
Me; aeS 5S bales
FdtIreS-Tae market o1ened steady, with
sales as follows: January delivery IL 0Oc;
February delivery l Olc; March delivery ii lie;
April delivery II lie; May delivery IL DC, Juns
Ii CSC.
500 p. m.-Cotton closed steady; middling
uplands lie, middling Orleans 1lLc; net re
ceiptS at this port to-day 49l bales, gross z, rs
bales; sales to-day - bales, last evening l61;
also last week not before reported $40 bales for
consumption and ,2S bales for export.
rutures-The market clio ed steady, with
es of / 3, 100 bale as flows: January de-
livery 10 510l0 sc, February delivery 10 500
II 00c, March delivery l 06Gll 01c, A rl de-
liv ,ry II l5oI lie, May de livery Il 1S0l1 19c,
June delivery II % B1 &c, July delivery II 2j6,
Il &c, , -ust delivery IL 9(Dll 30c, ept mber
delivery 10 IS Ql0 zoe, October delivery 10 300
10 Bic, ov nbe. delivery 10 1910 zoe.
The SIMS cotton reVlPw "l,OttOn
futures declin "a SOLO points, with Ii erpool
suowing less buoyancy. Receipts were larger,
ald longs realizing pretty freely both for for
elgn and southern account. Speculation,
though still large was not SO active or excited
as last week Southern markets were rather
less active on spot, but in some cases were
l-160tsc higher, and in New Orlea IS, though
prices declined, option trading was active
SpOt.SottOn was firm
fA&EsroN, Jan. 27.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 10 &C; net receipts 1916 bales, gross 5,916;
"a IS - bales; stock 40, 1873 bales; exportscoast
wise 1921 bales.
NORFOLK, Jan. 27-Cotton steady; mi ldling
l04c; let receipts 2,0JJ bales, ross 1000; sal IS
l07 oaIos stock As, lab bales; exports, coastwise
145 bales.
.ALrI doRE, Jan. 27.-Cotton nominal; middling
1914 nst 'ceipts 1866 bales, gross $3.50; ales
200 bales, all to spinners; ',ock 5,69S baes; ex-
ports, coastwise l, 456 bales
,os ron. Jan y Cotton firm; middling 11sc;
net &c Ipts 28| bales, gross 359; sales none;
stock none; e ports, to Great Britain 1879 bales
LM5SoroN, Jan r. z,o o lon firm; mid md
ding 1O12c; receipts 5J9 bales, gross 59J;
sales none; stock 10, 90 bales.
PaILAorLPHIA, Jan. q. OFT N firm; mid
ling 1l1&c; ne. receipts 3l3 bales, ross 313;
tIck II $50 bales.
N.w ORLEANS, Jan. 27.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 10 1l-16c; net receipts l,30S bales, gross
1413; sales 10000 bales stock 1854 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 9,71l bales, to the
continent z. 80, coastwise III.
Futures The market closed steady, with
sales of 10, 800 bales, as follows: January d.
livery 10 Csc, February delivery 10 66c, March
delivery 10 &c. April delivery 10 Sic May de
livery 10 SIC, June delivery 10 C, July de-
livery lie August delivery 10 CSC, Sc tember
delivery 10 &c. October 93c.
1oBILE, Jan. ~ OF on quiet; middliDg
10 9-16c; net receipts $500 bales, loss g. %;
coastwise 949 bales.
IEaPHs, Jan. 27.-Cotton firm; middling
1O5sc; recei IS 266O bales; shipments 6,3ij
bales; sales 1900 bales; took l10,39J 0a.es.
AUIUsTA, Jan. q Cotton tirm; ID ling
1056c; eceipts $50 bales; sn pments no
bales; sales 1886 bales; stock 2O,2SS ba es.
HARLEs ON, Jan. q. OF on firm; IN d ling
10l6c: et r-csp 1919 bales, gross 1, 119; ,aes
1000 bales; STOCK 81 60i bales.
ATLANTA, Jau. 27.-Cotton quiet; middling
10 ZIG G1O15c; receipts III bales.
vKw roaK, Jan 27.-jon oil ated ct receIpus
at Ii co.ton orIs to-day amounted to SO,7Oi
ales; exports, o Eat orlo LIN II 1876 baies,
to the continent II 319 bales; stock at all Ameri
can ports 65l,64 oales.
PaOV1SI )N;. GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 81. noon.-Wheat dull; de-
mand poor; holders offer moderately. Corn
easy; demand poor; new mixed western 4s.
NEW YotK, Jan. 81, noon.-Flour easy.
Wheat very dun aud lower Corn easier 81 and
quiet at So IS. Freights firm.
$50 D. m.-Flour, Southern closed dull
and heavy; common to fair extra 81 2502 65,
good to choice ditto 81 900 So. Wheat dull
and irregular; -. s. sGDs57sc in eleva
tor; options moderately active and weak; No. 2
red January delivery 8j9sc; February delivery
s5Ac, March delivery S64c, May delivery &c
tions quet-Jandary delivery 371ac, February
delivery 3714c, March delivery 381sc, May de-
livery 3Jasc. Oats-options dull and weak;
January delivery % &C. February delivery 2Jc,
May delivery 2736c; No. 2 SPOT 2J44 030c; mixed
western at 2861 lc. Hops in good demand
and firm. Coffee-options closed steady;
January delivery IS 0501i 10c, February de-
livery is 00l5 95c. March delivery 10 900
IS 9jc, May delivery Is 9O016 OOc; spot Rio
steady and quiet-fair cargoes 1890. Sugar, raw
quiet; ia r refining 514c; centrfugals, $50 test,
51sc; refined steady and quiet-C 518D5isc,
extra @ - @25Ac; off A 906c, mould
16c standard A Sc; confectioners' A &c;
cut loaf 71sc; crushed 716c; powdered 634c;
graduated 6t6c; cubes 6hc. Molasses-Foreign
fancy, easy at 31014lc. Petroleum quiet and
steady refined, here 81 so; crude, in barrels, at
Parker's, quiet Cotton seed oil closed steady
at 2S03S19c for crude. Woll-donestic fsece
Z.
$40 1000 %; new, $40 5001l 25. Beef quiet;
extra mess 81. Beef hams slow at S12 % %
II so. Tierced beef dull; city extra India mess
1870 5. Cut meats closed quiet; picked
shoulders 415c picked hams Sk0834c. picked
bellies 51s0j36c. Middles dull; snort clear
s. IS. Lard steady ami quiet; western steam,
25; options-February delivery S. q; March
delivery So 32 asked. Freiahts to Liverpool
steady; cotton, per steam, 15-64014d grain,
per steam, SID.
CHICAGO. Jan. 27.-After temporary feel
ing of firmness at the opening, wheat again be-
came weak and | 'wer touching the lowest
point on the recent decline. The market open
ing was about the same as Saturdays closing,
advanced 1Ac. but foreign market advices We're
again of an unfavorable tenor to holders. The
as expected and there was a rumor that the
government crop report was out and showed
an increase of 2 per cent in the acreage of win
ter wheat and condition 1921, against 106 for
the corresponding time last year. There were
some doubts of the reliability of tne report but,
nevertheless. it had its effect. Prices for May
declined l6d55c, but recovered and closed
about the same as Saturday Corn was mo1s-
rateiy active and easier Transactions were in
the main loo Il and Quotations confined within
x 14c Receipts were considerably in excess
of expectations The market opened at Satur-
days closing, was steady for a time, sold of
k0Ic, ruled quiet the closing being shade
below Saturday Oats were quiet and easy
with lighter business. Most of the business was
in May but price changes were small. January
aud February, although not offered with any
degree of freedom, m It with a less demand. a
weaker feeling was developed and prices re-
cedad MG1Ac A qui I feeling prevailed in the
market for nog produces and changes were