The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-23

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N.Ca-o aeon - .St Nor. Pacilc...... 3ijs
conso s. ........1Oi Pacific 'IaL ...... ssjs
Tennessee 6s.... 1919 Eeading 81 :
5s .....1J21s K chmond & Ae.. 231S
Tennes see s. u.s.. 724 Rclmd X W. PIT.
Va. is co IS ili'tsi. 81 RocS Isian So
NorlhSes e n. ....11o5k preterreii. ia
De = ami LioS.. 1875 7 M Coal { Iroi. IS x
Ere ............ 20 = Union Pa life. .... 665s
East Iennss IS So. 90 n. J. y ntral. IL IS
Lake S 10 .......l05 Missouri Pa ia; =. 14)s
L>vil.e & Ma H.. S6lk Western Union. S43s
Memphis & Clar. O. Cotton il cerii. 21}s
Mob le L Ohlo...> 17A Brulswick....... 3,
"Bid. tAsked.
~ vK-o0T. Jan. %, ro0n.--Cottou easy and
in fair demand; NJ ic'n mid ling SIS /; sales
10, 10 bA ), OF which 300 bales were for spscu-
| afion and export; receipts 1900 bales
| ali American.
Fltur-s y eic,u m ling. ow middlinr
clause January delivery ID; January and
and Iarch delivery 596l9j 60 Gid; lIarcl and
pril delivery 60-6405 6 -6ii; April a d May
delivery 2-6iG15 65-64d; May and June deliv-
cry 696l-6Ii June AMI uly delivery l-6i
| as 26ii; July and August delivery i-6iG
6 2-6id; August delivery l-,4@6 2-64 Market
strong
The Ten ters Of d liveries at tp-day's clearings
amounted To 800 ba es new docIetS and -
| bales old.
Up m.-Sales of the day included Il. 100 bales
| of American.
American good middling 6Isd, middliny 81,
| low mid ling is 16d, good ordinary 1854,
| ordinary 51sd
Tut lrss-A nerican middng. low niddling
clause, January delivery 61-64d, sellers; Ia =
uary and eOruary delivery 6l Al, sell RS;
| February and March delivery 81 Al, buyers
| March and April delivery o2-5 d, buyers; April
AID May delivery 6i sellers; May and June
delivery 5 6l-jid, buyers; June and July livery
/ 3 h.IVarS.
5 656il. sellers; August delivery 6i6id sellers
| Market strong.
4:OOp. N -, utures: American middlin-, low
n d ing ca se. January livery 6l-64 =
| BUYERS; January and February delivery 61-i4d,
| buyers; tebruary AMI March delivery 6-8id
buyers; March and April delivery Sc .-64d, sell
| erS; April and May delivery Cd. sellerS
May ami June delivery Sid, sellers; June
| and July delivery 8 --64d sellers; July and
III 81 delivery 364d, sellers; August de
| livery 3-itl, buyers. The market closed
MANCHESTER, Jan. 22.-The Guard an says:
! "FlrmneSs hampers business. TIE salos yesJ-r
day did not reach the ave age Tuesdays bust
ness. Distributors require neuts for tue future
are well provided for by previous contra Is
| Trey are not inclined to follow the rise, which
| they believe is founded on dear cotton, and
which icy argue will soon subsile. Producers,
| however are unyielding There is little practi-
cable India and Ca ma business. Sales for
| smaller foreign markets are light. Export
| yarns are very firm. Nero lants with pres ing
| rates. Buyers for home markets ar4 purchasin E
sc4ntily, declaring that prices are beyond reach.
! The clOtn market is without feature. Eastern
specillties are stel ~. Printing and other
finishing cloths are strong. Heavy goods are
in slow emand at tuil prices"
Nv YORK, Jan. %, no In.-Cotton opened
quiet; middlng upands 10 Is Ice; m.udiins Or
.ea / 3-i6c; ales - bales.
FLtures-Tne market o ened unsettled, with
sales as follows: January delivery 10 95c;
| February delivery 10 91c March delivery 10 8 c.;
l,If~ Ia Ma 1
/. I2c
500 D. m.-Cotton closed steady: middling
| uplandS 10 1}-l6c, middling Orleans IL 3-l6c;
net rec pts at this port to-day los bales, gross
1880 bales; sales ia bales
r'utures-The market closed steady; sales
| 210, 400 bae> as Z lows: January delivery
10 s11l0 SIC, February dslvery 10 "a ulO Soc
March delivery 10 81 @olO S2c, ril deiv ry
10 9701c 9Sc, May de livery II 020l1 03c, June
delivery IL 07iQ1 Csc, July delivery II l2d
| Il l3c, August delivery II 601l c, cot mber
| delivery 10 63Dl0 tic, October delivery 10 $40
| ~ Sic.
The Suns cotton review says: Cotton
| advanced S4l6 points on large and excited
transactions stimulated by leap of a-6ld to
| 6-j4d in Liverpool aud the sudden decrease in
| receipts at the ports. Then the market ran
| into avalanche OF selling orders largely from
| German houses taking profits. though the south
also sold heavily. Those realizing in the move
ment caused loss of most of the early ad-
vance, but there was rally later, which lett
| prices 2Gl4 points higher on most options AMI
| 10 points on september. Cotton on spot was
| GALVESTON, Jan 22-Cotton firm; midd'ing
1014c; let r.ce pit 1872 bales gross ,3l2; sa rs
So bales; STOCK 1896 bales; exports, coastwise
| 3, 197 bales.
| NORFOLK, jan. 22-Cotton firm; mi idling
1014c; 'e.elp 1871 Dales, 1871; sales
974 oales; stock 39,497 bales; exports, coastwise
| 1862 bales.
,ALrIdoRE, Jan. 2s-Cotton nominal; middling
| 10A;; net receipts none. gross 1908 bales;
none; sock 7,572 ha es; exports, to the CONT
nent 215 bales coastwIse !, 100.
| los ON, Jan. 22-Cotton quiet and firm;
| middling 105Sc; net rec iOtS 5H bates, gross
1916: sales none: stock none; exports, to Great
Britain Il bales.
! ding 10l4c; net rec inns 1872 bales, gross 1892;
| sales no1e; stock 1880 bales.
| t'HGLA zLpHIA Jan. % - otton firm; mid
| ding 1l16c; No. receipts l28 bales, gross 148;
NV OaLt,xs, Jan. % Cotton opened higher
and closed firm; middling l0sac; net recei pts
S,4>5 bales, gross 9 l&3; SAFES $50 bales; stock
80, 65S bales; exports, to Great Britain B, 100
bales. to France S,4S4.
Futures- Market closed barely steady, with
sales of 6,70J b Iles, as follows January d.
delivery 10 55c, April delivery 10 &c. May de-
livery 10 &C. June delivery 10 7tc, July de-
livery 1C SIC. August delivery 10 SOC, Sc ytember
delivery 10 &c, October Ole.
| 1O3sc; let receipts 1,l21 bales, 1921; o.
| 100 Otl S; stock 2J.2 bales; exports, to Great
Britain t,072 bales, cOastwise $50 bales
lEMPHIs, Jan. - - utton steady; middling
1880; recei IS 779 bales; shipments 1911
bales; sales also bales; sock 1881 oa.es.
Au3usTA, JAN 2! Cotton steady; aud ling
10 7.16: rec ~ 195 bales; 80 "a 'nts ,344
bales; sales 1914 bales stock % 100 ba es.
,uAtrEs ION, Jan. =. OF on firm; md ling
10 nc bid: net rece 1923 bales, gross 1883;
a. 63) bales; suck 81 ,9l5 bales.
ATLANTA. Jan. 22.-Cotton steady; middling
10 slice; receipts 100 bales.
new TX, Jan. 22.-CoAsoli ated ct receinJs
at Ii co Ton or,s today amounted to 1879
to France 929 bales, TO the contluent ! ,346;
stock at all American ports 65l ,09S bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. %. noon.-Wheat firm; de-
mand poor; holders offer moderately. Corn
steady de nand fair.
XeS YoRE Jan. % noon.-Flour quiet and
easy. " heat active and strong. Corn quiet and
arm. lrk quiet bat stron at $40 00G11l Is.
Lard quiet aud firm at S. 21>s. Freights
$40 o. m.-wheat frmer but quiet; No.
r d 4AS6lSc in elevator; options fairly active
3k6aI%c up and firm; No. red, Janua y de-
livery Sc nc: February delivery 864c, March
delivery S7Mc Al ril delivery $3.50, May de-
livery S9 &c Corn moderately active and f1rmer;
No. Z 81 s4(Q37 1871 &c in elevator; tions less
active, &c up. steady; January delivery 371sc,
February delivery 35c. March delivery &c.
Oats fairly active and strong; options active and
bi sher-January delivery 1870; February de-
livery 29c, March delivery % &C, May delivery
G; No 2 SPOT at z91z l3lc; mixed western
27I69, 20 &C Hops steady ana quiet new 100
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