The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-25

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memphis < q ia. 90 Cotton Il certid. 2Sls
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COTTON.
LfvFRro01. Jan. "a. noon.--Cntton firm and
IN good demand; Am icln mid Hing q l-i6d;
sales y, 'iJ oA $. OF which 1000 bales were for
speculation and export, receipts 10, 400 bales
all American
Tho ten jers OF 'liveries at to-day's clearings
amounted 70 1880 ba Is new dockets and -
/ bales old
Fltur : -A'~e-ic1n m 4 Hing iow midiliny
clause, January delivery 6 6Gi66 5-6iG16 6-6id;
January and February delivery 6-Ji16 5-6IG
| 6-6d; February and March delivery . G-6I .
,, lD6 std; March and April delivery !.64
| 06bOtGe G6i 90 6-6tft6 5-6id; April and May
delivery . 1906 s-J436 7-6ta6 sid, May and
June delivery 8 5000 S-64a 7-64GA5 S-6iG
. sod; June and uly delivery 10-G46s6 ll.O4
nc 80 q 1OG4a6 s.64d; July and August de-
livery b ll-6iW6 l064GG 9-6i6f0 1904 Il-jin
| q 10 Id. Market opened firm aud 56id higher;
after rev fluctuations again advanced 5-6id;
the market is now quiet, with sellers at the ad-
vance.
The weekly cotton statistics are as follows:
Total sales fO.p1l baleS-Auertcan IS, 00U bales;
trade takings including forwarded from slips'
side 13OO0 bal IS; actual export 10000 bales;
| total Imports 1900 blles-American 5000;
total stock $4,000 bales 49, American ,34OOO
bales total aiioab $4,000 bales 49, American
-. zoo bales
Up. m.-Sales of the day included 600 bales
o. American.
American good niddling 6i4d. middliny
6]sd, low miqdling 6 lid good ordinary
1871, ordinary 534d.
tut lres-A neucan middling, low middllng
clause. January delivery cold, sellers; la9-
nary and rebruary delivery g. Id, RS;
February and March delivery g. Al, sellers;
Marcn and April delivery 6-i q, sellers; April
and May delivery 7-64l, sellers; May and June
delivery sid, sellers; June and July livery
. 9d4d, sellers; July AMI August delivery
9 lO-6ii, sellers; August delivery I0-0ld sellers.
Market quiet but STEADY.
4:OOp. futures; \ nerican miidlIny, low
nd NJ ca Use, January Il livery q 3.6ii.
sellers; January and Fe ruary delivery sod,
sellers February ami March delivery ID
darch ami April delivery 6 3-64i, buyers; April
ana May delivery Sod sellers; May and
June delivery Gold, sellers; June and July
delivery e 1-j4d sellers; July and August Dis
| livery Sod, sellers. The market closed quiet
but steady.
NV Y rRx. Jan. 81 noon.-Cotton opened
firm; middling upiands lie; middling dreams
NE; aes - bales.
Fltures-,Tae market opened steady, with
February delivery 07c. March delivery II lie;
April delivery Il 19c; May delivery II 29c.
300 p. m.-COtton closed firm; mlidling
upands lie, middting Orleans NC; net re-
eeipts at this port to-day 1905 bales gross 1870
bales; sales q bales.
futures-The market closed barely steady;
a IS 30, 800 bales rs lows January delivery
10 91c, February delivery 10 30 ,G1O &c. March
delivery ! GOAL Ole, A ril delivery II O5G
II Jfc, NAV delivery II lm1 re, June
delivery II 1901 C. July delivery II l761
i l8c Aueust delivery II a001i &c, sept .mber
delivery 10 630lO 65c, October delivery 10 21d0
10 DC ov abe delivery 10 10@l0 nc
The suns cotton revieg say: Cotton
futures were active and still excited, the sales
to-day being larser than on any day during the
present bull campo gn, and larger, in fact IMAM
ON any day in several years Large realizing
ami short selling caused a declinA Of II TO IS
points in spite OF an advance in Liverpool aud
at the southern markets re 3eipts at ports show
ing some increase while, as usual after big
RISE good many were disposed TO take
profits. The SOU n sold heavily"
Weekly net receipts at New York 7,O74
bales, gross 43,3iS: exports, TO Great Britain
GEES bales. TO France 6l3 to the continent
200; forwarded 29,OjB bales; sales 1885 bales,
all - spnners
Galveston, Jan. 24.-Cotton firm; middling
10 &C.
NORFOLK, Jan. 2I.-Cotton steady; middling
10hc.
BALTIMORE, Jan. st-Cotton nominal; mid
BosroN,S Jan. 2i-Cotton firm; middllng
llMc.
WILMINGTON. Jan. 2l.-Cotton firm; mid
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. A.-Cotton firm; mid.
ding l1hc
NEw ORLEANS, Jan. 24.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 1910;
Futures = The market closed steady, with
sales OF 5000 bales, as follows January
de livery 10 Gle, february 10 Coo, March 10 &c,
April 10 74c, aay 10 Sic June ~ SSc, July 10 dc
An gust 10 &c, 5epC mber 0 BIC, October DC.
MOBILE, Jan. 2i-Cotton firm; middling
l0Hc.
MGxPms, Jan. 2I--Cotton firm; nniddIing
l0-xc.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 2L-Cotton firm; middling
CHARLESTON. Jan 2L--Cotton firm; mid
ding 10 "a l0J6c.
MONTGOMERY Jan. A-Cotton unsettled; mid
ding lJ1sc.
Macon-Not received.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 2f.-Cotton firm; middling
NASHVILLE, Jan 2l-Cotton steady; middng
SELMA, Jan. 24-Cotton firm; nlddling lOs6c.
ROME. Jan. 24.-Cotton steady; middling
l01Gc.
ATLANTA JAN 24.-Cotton-m iddllng closed at
10 7-1Gc.
,Ew York, Jan 24-Consoli ated ct receipts
at II cotton orts today amounted to ~, 81
tales; exports, reat srl in II ,4S2 bales,
to France 80 bales, TO the continent 5,53J bales;
stock at all American por1s 656,9l3 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 81, noon.--Wheat quiet; de-
mand poor; holders Offer moderately; re-
celpts OF wheat for the past three days ff7,0 %
csntals. of which 1900 were American. Corn
firm; demand poor; receipts of American corn
for The past three days were f05, 100 centals
Weather clear and cold.
NEW YoRg. Jan. "a, noon.-Flour quiet and
steady Wheat depressed and lower. Corn
easier and lower. POr< slow at $40 25l1l as.
Lard quiet at So So Freights steady.
$50 .. m.-Flour, Southern closed dull
aud heavy. Wheat, spot Irregular aud weaker;
80. 2r i 6J1EG1SGc in elevator; options active
and weak; No. red, Janua y delivery Jzc;
February delivery s6,6c, May delivery s794c
Cora, spot weaker and 3sMtL2c lower; No. 2
3756G13136c in elevator; 0 IONS weak; Janu-
airy delivery 5136c, February delivery 3146c
May delivery 335c Oats, spot less active; op-
ito IS fairly active and weaker; January delivery
80 u lie; February d livery 2J14c, May delivery
2 C; No. 2 spot at 30 30 &C. Hops in demand
options quiet; FebrIary delivery IS BIC. March
delivery Is soc, NV delivery 10 90Gll5 Csc June
d liver IS &c; spot Rio steady-far cargoes
l9Nc. Sugar. raw closed firm: ia refining
5 &c: centrlfugals, gGo test &C; refinei fir n |
an IN fair dem and of A 5Al,6 l-16 Molasses
Foreign nominal; New Orleans open kettle.
common to fancy. Easy at 3le14ic. Petroleum |
steady refined, here 81 80; crude, in barrels, at
Parsers, e. rs Cotton seed oil closed firm |
at nc for crude and 320t35c for yellow. Wool |
domestic fl ecs 32D35c pulled 2036c. Pork |
firm aud active; mess old $40 1910 IS; extra |
prime 50 50610 90. Beef quiet. Cut meats !
dull. rickled shoulders 46l nc. picked hams /
9l5D634c. Middles dull. Lard, western steam, !
on spot closed at 6 p bid; city s. IS; Options |
February delivery 50 % bid; March d.livery |
SO ~ bid; April delivery 80 -; May delivery |
a. A I hid trafo,bfa m fsrarvooI ctaaIe. ~ !