The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-05
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August delivery 4i-64i. Market stea iy-
p. m-Ssles OF the day included $500
bales OF American.
American middling 5s6d.
Ut Ir5s-A lrrican middling. low 7niddling
clause, January delivery 37-64d, value; la
v AIRY a III eor.ary delivery 81 Al, sellers;
FEBRUARY and March delivery 5 81 I'D, buyers
AarcE and april delivery iO-5 d, sellers: April
aud May delivery S 42-5 d, sellers; May and June
delivery $3.50, sellers; June and July livery
4t6id, buyers; July and August delivery
Market closed firm.
w YORK, Jan. 4, noon.-Cotton opened
quiet; middling uplands 1014c; m.ddling Or
leans lO15c; aes iU5 bales
FutureS-The market opened firm and closed
steady, with sales as follows: January delivery
opened at 10 Ole and closed at 10 06c; Feb
ruary delivery opened at 10 14c and closed at
~ lac; Aarc elivery opened at 10 pc and
closed at 10 22c; April delivery opened at
10 &c and c.osed at 10 29c; May opened at
10 &c and closed at 10 35c; June opened at
10 44c and closed at 10 sc.
5:OO p. Motion closed quiet; middliag
uplands l0kc, middlng Orleans l0l6c; net re-
c4pts at this port to-day 1905 bales gross 8. 70j
bales; sales 105 bales.
futures-Tne market closed steady with
a as of 1880 ba.es, as flows: January
delivery 10 Us 30 orc, February delivery 10 D
10 l5c, Ma ch delivery 10 22@ 0 23c, 4 rl de
liv ~ 10 900 20 soc, NAV de livery IL 3c0Ie Sc
June delivery 10 4301044c, July delivery 10 80
0lO soc, gust delivery 10 4(ll0 55c re -
aoer delivery 10 1-0lO 13c, October delivery
iALgEs ron. Jan. 4.-Cotton steady; midi ing
ssc; net r'ce pts 3,O95 oales. gross 1878;
sd 43 bales; ,tock II. 40S olles: exports, to
the continent % bales cJastwlse 1892
NoRFoLK, jan. Cotton firm; mi idl ng
934c; aeI sep S 2,3's oales, r. 2,SS; sales
ports, cJastwise 342 bales. Observation-Disclosures
to the continent on Jan. should have been 700
| instead of ,S0O.
.ALrIdoRE, Jan. 4-Cotton nominal; middling
10 l-l6s; nsC rsceipJs - oaleS. gross lis; a. s.
bales; STOCK 40 bales; exports, coastwise 500
baes
os ON. Jan. 4-Cotton quiet; middling
103s010 &c; net rec ints GO bales, gross 4, 49,
sales none stock 5000 bales.
| 919c; &C. rec 143 bales, .ro.s AZ; sales
no 10; STOCK 10, 432 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 4.-'o tton steady; mid
ding l0l2c; rs recel Is 1913 bales, ,ross 1888;
sales none; t ok 1896 bales.
n Nv JaL6ANs, Jan. otton firm; middling
9]sc; net receipts o3l5 bales, gross 269; sales
300 ales; stock (corrected) $50 ,6l6 bales; ex-
ports, to Great Britain ~ bales. to France
6.24. bales, to the continent 53lS bales, coast
WI e {. 1909.
Futdres- The market closed steady, with
sale OF l1,100 bales, as follows: January d =
livery 8 69c, February delivery re, Mac
delivery SC, April delivery SIC, May delivery
y &c, June livery 8 CSC, July delivery 10 Csc.
August delivery 10 Csc, Sc ytember delivery
rec.
IoB1LE, Jan. Action firm; middlipg
99sc; ut 10 eipts S97 bales, gross S97;
Ae 800 bal $; stock 22.729 bales; exports,
coastwise 1909 bales.
M'HIs, Jan. cotton firm; middling
9 1i-ljc; recei 1873 bales; shipments 370S
bales; sales 1900 bales .ocK III. i57 Oa.es.
AUGUSTA, Jan. Cotton firm: d ling
| 93sc; ats 22i bales; n pm nts S51 bales;
sales &c bales stocG 2i,685 ba es.
HARLEs .oN, Jan. 1. OF on firm; mid ling
g5sc: 4eU recap 537 bales. IS 531; S
125 bales stock 3 ,957 bales; exports, coastwise
| 3J5 bales.
-,Ew ORR, Jan. - jonsoI ated ct recei rs
at Il co 1on Or.s today amounted to 22oS5
ales; exonr's, reat 90 n GAL baies,
to France G, PA, to the continent 1885 bales;
toss at III A nerican p 'rts 1919 oales.
The total visible supply of cotton for the
world is 3, 233 1871 bales, of which S9,1ol bales
| are American against 1919 ami 2,66, ,103
bales, res positively, last year. Receipts at all
interior towns for the week 13U, ~ bales. Re
| ceipts from plantations 230,S6S bales. Crop in
sight 5,525, $50 bales.
p ovIsI Ms. GROCERIES,, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 4, noou.-Wheat quiet; de-
mani fallen off; holders offer moderately;
California No. !, IS ID red western winter 6s
lid. Corn steady; demand poor.
NV YotA, Jan. {, noon.-Flour firm and
active. whaa' dull but steady. Corn quiet and
e lsier. 'rl quiet and uncnangei at OOoD
10 so. Lard quiet but steady at 50 10. Freights
$50 p. m.-Flour, Southern H. Wheat
dull and nomiuay uach n Sed; So } r d 500
50 &C in steamer; No , red, C: options dun,
eIriy business az 40 SC decln4, closing steady
q nj unchanged to nc under yesterday. Corn
steady al quiet; No. ;, $4,000 &c in elevator,
Ale ahoat, steamer; mixed 81 G93fe4c; No. =
white, - &C; No. g. 19c; options gu ct, I'M
changed to &c lower steady. Hops quiet but
firm Coffee-optious opened steady and I'M
cnangeI TO 10 points up; closed steady, 25035
points up, reduced crop est4mat January / e
-. Ia - % Lahr dplIVarV
March delivery 10 90 iQI5 ?0c; April delivery
10 DC; May delivery 65d015 95c, spot Rio firm
but quiet--fair cargoeS 1880; n =, l7c Sugar,
raw firm buC quiet, fair refining &c; refined
airly active an / ir n. Molasses- foreign noni-
nal; New Orleans open kettle, good to fancy,
stealy. Petroleum closed quiet but steady
refined. here S. IS: philadelphia 81 so. Balti-
more D. 81. Cotton seed oil firm at 26A az C
for crude. &C toc ye low Pork quiet but
firm. Beef dull Beef hams steady. Tiercg d
be f duh. Cut m ais quiet. Middles du l..
Lard "a ,ier and quiet; western steam RE;
city steam s. 70; opCionS-No sales. Frelghts
CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-onIy moderate business
was transacted in whei 1t, AMI the feeling was
unssttlei The market opened up weak, and
prices we're sc lower. due to the govern
ment crop report and To the rlther easier tone
of the european markets. Firm1ess in foreign
market has been the principal siren Stnenl &
feature lately, and, with this lacking, operators
gave up hope At the decline there was good
buying to cover shorts, and one prominent
ira Ter was credited with buying 1,0J0 900
bu hels or more for May livery. Buving was
sufficient TO cheek the declin9, AMI caused a
tenn orary rally of II o sc above early inside
figures, but ease off again later, closing about
-s0D14c lower than yes Lerday. A moderate
bust less was transacted in corn, and the feel
ing was weak early, but later Ladder tone
was manifested There were no new features
presented outside of the government crop re-
bort which had a weaSe ing tend ncy. the
market opened q shade under the closing prices
of Yesterday near futures showing greater
weakness-Janua Y, in particular which sold
off IAG &C A rally of "a f7lowed, but was OF
short duration, the market ruling easier, and
final figures were q shade lower tnau Yesterday.
There was only light business in oats, near de-
liveries being neglected There was no particu-
lar pressu to sell, hence prices rename |
steady. Pork was fairly active. Shorts pur-
chased few lots, and prices advanced 5917 &c.
Later the market ruled quiet, and prices set
tied back az ain 5CD113c, and closed compare
lively steady at medium figures. Lard was quiet.
Prices were about 215c lover. and the market
closed quiet. In short riDs tdere was less doing
prices ruled about $50 lower, and the market
closed quiet. VA
steady aud unchanged. " eat-So. sping
7Sc; NJ. 3spri 2 10 DOC; No. red 7sc. Corn
20. ., - &C. Oats-No. 2, 20Bc. less pork
80 o. iarI at IS so. S Drt 10 Sides loose,
S45JA4 80 shoulders. boxei, 81 II "a %.
Snort clear sides, boxe 1. S. 5g5 o. WHISKY at
ST. o.
Open ng. nigles- Closing.