The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-24

Tennessee SO 3s.. 49, Richm'd 4 W. Pt.
| Virg n a IS. ....... 500 Ter nnal 80. :. 214
| Va. IS CO lsoh tel. 80 RocS Islant...... 96Is
Ches. & Ohio. 80. st. Paul .... ISIS
Horthwes ern. .1l0lR preferred. .11414
preferred. .l41 Texas Pacific. 2i46
Della and Lace. 1915 T mn Coal & Irol. S59s
Erie ............. &c g Union Pacific. 80. 67A
East Tenness e.. % n. J. ntral. 49,
Lake 5 lore 800. l045S Missouri Pacific E. rs
l. vile & Nash. Si9s Western Union. =. S41b
Memphis & Char. g. Cotton il cerCid. 2I16
| Mob lie & Ohlo...> II Brunswick ........ 81
*Bid.
LrrrRoooL. Jan. g. noon.--Cotton steady and
| in fair demand; m lean mid ling Cd; sales
1910 ba IS, of which 900 bales for specu-
latlon and EXPORT receipts 1900 bales
| $500 American.
Yesterdays sales were increased by late bust
ness by 5000 bales Of al kinds.
Futures icAn IN 1 ing. 'ow middng
clause, January delivery Cd; January and
| February delivery 63-64d; February and
March delivery 696 1-6ld; March and pril de-
| livery l-64@6 2-64d; April aid May delivery
| 6 2-6406 sod; May and June delivery 3-6f0
| 6 4-64d; June and luly delivery 4-6406 sod;
July and August delivery 5-6l@6 6-64d. Mar
ket opened firm, since became quiet.
2p. m.-Sales of the day included $500 bales
| of American
American good middling 3-t6d, middlng
IL d, low middling Cd, good ordinary 5Zsd,
| ordinary 55sd.
rutIres-A uerican middling, low middlng
clause, January delivery 2-64d, sellers; ia :
uary and february delivery 2 Id, sellers;
| February and March delivery > id, sellers;
March and April delivery 80 d, buyers; April
and May delivery i-641, buyers; May and June
! delivery 6-54d, sellers; June and July livery
| 6 7-64d, sellers; July and August delivery
sod, sellers; August delivery S-64d. sellers
Market strong.
4:0Op MIXTURES: American middling, low
| md ling ca iSe, January livery 6 1-6li,
| sellers; January and Fe lruary delivery 1-64d,
| sellers; February ami March delivery 8 LTD,
| sellers; March and April delivery 264d, sell
ers April and May delivery 3-64d. bu gers;
May and June delivery 4-6ld. buyers; June
and July delivery 5-64d. buyers; July and
| u ,usJ delivery 6-64d, sellers; August de
livery g. id, sellers. The market closed
bare y steady.
| Nsw lRK, Jan. %, noon.-Cotton opened
| firm; middling up ands 10 15-16c; niddlins Or
leans II 3-l6c; ales 3O2 bales.
Futures-Tne market o ened steady, with
| February delivery 10 Csc; March delivery II Ole;
April delivery II 10c; May delivery II lie, June
| II 19c.
500 p. m.-Cotton closed firm; miidling
| upiandS lie, middlng Orleans 1114c; net re-
ceipts at this port to-day 733 bales, gross 1896
bales; sales 407 bales
Futures-The market closed strong; sales
10000 bale. as lows; January delivery
| lie, February delivery IL 02Gl1 03c,
March delivery / 11@ll i2c ril deiv ry
! II Sc, May delivery II 22@11 23c, June
| delivery IL 2701 2Sc, July delivery ii BIO
! Il BIC, August delivery II 35O1l 3 C, sept mber
delivery 10 7901O S3c. October delivery 10 $50
10 ACC.
The SUMS cotton review says: Cotton
futures advanced IL points early, lost about half
of this owing to realizing for domestic aud
| foreign account, and then recovered losses and
advanced 1902 POINTS. Liverpool advanced
| 5-64 G6-6ld, and southern markets We're firm
and advancing. Sales of options here were the
largest for long period, and the excitement
| ran high. Bull points were small receipts, the
advance in Liverpool and all the south, and
sharp demand both for long and short account.
Cation l. 6a higher -
GALVESTON, Jan. 22.-CotCOn firm; middling
1890; net zee PIT 9, 139 bales, gross 3 1885, saes
80 bales; stock 43, 500 bales; exports, to Great
Britain 4, 800 bales
NORFOLK, Ja1. 23-Cotton firm; mi ldlng
104c; net 'eceip 1851 bales, Eross 1881; sales
5O7 bales; stock 40,S7s bales; exports, coastwise
$50 bales.
iALrI doRE, Jan. 23-Cotton nominal; middling
10}5c; net receipts none, gross 1872 bales; sales
none; slock 1904 baes.
,os rom Jan. % cotton firm; middng
111kc; net rec iots 623 bales, gross 1877 sales
n.MISoroN. Jan. 2s.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 10ISc; net ec9ip,s 1913 bales gross 1893;
sales none; stock 1863 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. % otton firm; mid
ding 1i1Ac; nes receipts 426 bales, Gross 451;
t OK 1918 bales.
Nsw OaLsANs. Jan. 23-~otton firm; mid
ding l05c; net 9ipts $3.50 bales, gross S,379;
sales 5000 bales; stock 2S4, 499 bales; exports,
to France 1890 bales.
Futures The market closed steady, with
livery 10 zoe, February delivery 10 &c, March
delivery 10 76c, April delivery 10 SIC, May de-
livery 10 90c, June delivery 10 &c, July de-
livery II C4c. August delivery Ii DC Sc ptember
delivery 10 &c, October l0c
Mobile, Jan. % - OF on firm; middliDg
10}6c; act receipts SOB bales, oss SOB; are.
90 o4l $; stock l9,L68 baies; exports, coastwise
1,095 bales.
10 15-16c; recei IT'S l.779 bales; shipments 4,619
bales; sales 4, 400 bales; stock ia, 49, baes.
AUGUSTA. Jan. % Cotton strong; md ling
1019c; receI Us 900 bales; nents 1916
HARLE ) TON, Jan. 81. - OF on firm; IN ling
10J6c; net rece.p $50 bales, gross $40; sales
900 bales; STOCK 81, Oh bales.
ATLANTA. jan. 23.-Cotton steady; middling
10 Ice; receipts - bales.
new DIRK, Jan. 23.-Jonsoh ated ct receinrs
at Ii cotton Orts o-iay amounted to 1882
to France 3,32O bales, to the continent -;
stock at all American ports 657, 1876 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. %. noon.-wheat firm; de-
mand poor; holders offer sparingly. Corn
firm; demand fair.
NEW YORK, Jan. %, noon.-Flour dull and
easy. Wheat active and steady. Corn dull but
Lard quiet but steady at 81 80 Freights
steady.
Wheat easy aud quiet; No. u a oo14 0S6ysc IN
steady: exporters bought tartly and shorts
covert e at the close; No. 2 red January de-
livery S636c; February delivery S6}sc March
delivery S73Sc, Aprii delivery Sc, May de-
livery SsISc. Corn stronger and fairly active;
No. 8, 80 Gl3S16c in elevator; options fairly
active and stronger; February delivery 3Sc,
March delivery aSs4c, April delivery 80 C, May
delivery 3576c. Oats active and higher; options
January delivery 30y9c; February delivery
279Ac March delivery 294c May delivery
23Lc; No 2 spot at 30 ia 304c; mixed western
2S16G Bloc Hops steady and quiet; new 100
1 C. Old S012c. Coffee-options closed steady
and unchanged TO points downquiet; January
delivery Is 000116 c, February delivery
Is SIC. March delivery Is 65015 9Oc, April de-
liver IS 90c, May delivery Is 9OWl5 9jc; spot
Rio fairly quiet and steady-fair cArgoes 19Hc
Sugar raw firm and more &C i've; ia refining
sac; centrifugals, go test Csc; refined firm
an in fair dernand-of A 52EGD6 116 Molasses
Foreign nominal New Orleans open kettle,
common to fancy qui t. Petroleum quiet d
steady: refined, here 81 50; crude, in barrels, at
Parker's. S775 Cotton seed oil closed firm
for crude aud yellow. Wool steady and quiet;
domestic a zee 32137c, pulled 27036c. Pork,
mess old $40 IS g11O 70; new 81 25G1ll IS; extra
nri,ne SO 5O01O 90. Beef inactive. Beef hams
dull Tierced beef quiet. Cut meats quiet;
pickled shoulders IA i1sc. picked hams $40
sslc Middles quiet Lard easier and less active;
western steam on spot &c 20; options
February delivery SO 20; March delivery So 49,
Nav delivery So 50 asked. Frelghts to Liver
nool closed st eady; cotton, per steam, l5-640
I'd: grain, per steam, SGD bid.
>SCsIcAao. Jan. GA fair business was trans
acted in wheat to-day, and the market ruled