The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-11
COTTON.

| and in fair demand: Am lean mid ling SID;
saleS l1,gJO ga s. OF which ], 90 bales were for
specuiaton and export; receipts 1900 bales
| all American.
Futures % nerican m ling 'ow midiliuy
clause, January and February delivery $500
5 44-6ld; February and March delivery 4s-iid,
also 45-6ld; March and pril delivery
| ) SID. also i66i: April aud May delivery
ID: May and June delivery 5O6id, also
- ID; June and July Livery 5l-6i .. also
55O.6ld; July and August delivery 52-64d.
Market quiet.
The ten tiers of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted TO 1900 oa.eS new dockets and 300
The weekly cotton statistics are as follows:
Total sales 5000 baleS-American -, 900 bales;
trade tak d including forwarded from Ups
side lll,OOO bales; actual export IL. DO bales;
total imports $4,000 bales-American 1 5000;
total stock $4,000 bales - American 10000
bales; total afoat 2is.OOO bales - American
sp. m--sales of the day included 100 bales
| of American.
American middling sad.
| tutures-A neucan middling, low middling
clause, January delivery 43-64d, buyers; jan
nary and ebruary delivery A. a. buyers;
| February and March delivery 5 44-s4d, sellers;
March and April delivery 45-6id, sellers; April
and May delivery $50 a. buyers; May and June
delivery 4S-jld sellers; June and July d livery
| Ibid, sellers; July and August delivery
| Market weak
I;0Op. INJURIES: American mildling, ow
mdllnE ca Use, January livery 1891,
| sellers; January and February delivery 45-64d,
| sellers; February and March delivery 5 45-e4d,
| buyers; March and April delivery Gid buy
| ers; April and May delivery 4S6+i. sellers;
| May and June delivery 49-64d, value; June
| and July delivery 3 50-64d buyers; July and
AuEust delivery 5i-64d, buy RS; August de-
livery 59jid, sellers. Market closed firm.
NEW YORK, Jan 10, no Dn.-CoJton opened
firm; middling uplands 10}sc; mlddlins Or
leans 109sc; ales III bales
Futures-The market opened steady with
sales as follows: January delivery 10 &c;
February delivery 10 pc; March delivery 10 C;
April delivery ~ 46c; May delivery 10 SIC. June
| 10 C.
500 p. m.-Cotton closed firm; middHng
uplands lO$sc, middling Orleans 1880; net
ceipts at this port to-day IA bales gross ?, 246
bales; sales So bales.
futures-The market closed steady. with
sa,es OF l4l,I0 bales; as follows: January
delivery N ~, 10 GO sIc February delivery 10 s.
delivery C, May delivery 10 5S01O SOC,
June delivery 10 6lc. July delivery 10 o9c
August delivery 10 1000 7Sc, sept 'mber de
livery 10 SlGlO BIC, October delivery l00l1
| 10 03c.
The Suns cotton review says: Cotton
futures opened few points off, in response to
weak Liverpool market, but as that market
recovered, there was renewed activity and
oyancy with u.s. No other influence was felt
Business large. While there was much
fresh buying, realization was quite in order
toward the close, when it seen that the
southern markets land es ecialy New Orleansl
were not SO buoyant as they were early in the
week
Weekly net receipts at New York 500
bales, gross 35,77s; exports, to Great Britain
$500 bales, to France 1872, to the continent
1888; forwarded 1889 bales; sales / $40 bales
spnners 1900.
GALVESTON, Jan. 1O.-Cotton firm; middling
NORFOLK, Jan 1O.-Cotton steady; middling
10c.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 1O-Cotton firm; middling
10 3-l6c.
BosroN, Jan. 1o.-Cotton firm; middling
10hc.
WLMNaToN, Jan. 1O.-Cotton firm; mid
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1O.-Cotton steady; mid.
ding 10Iec.
New ORLEANS, Jan. lO.-Cotton steady; mid
Futures - The market closed steady, with
sales Of 1880 bales, as follows; January
delivery &c February Csc, March 10 0 c
April 10 3c, May iC roc, June 10 &c, July 10 33c
August 10 34c, september 9jc, October soc.
MOBILE, Jan. 1o.-Cotton firm; middling
8 Is &c.
MEMPHIS, Jan 1O.-Cotton firm; middIing
AUGUSTA Jan. 1O,-Cotton firm; middling
$3.50.
CHARLESTON, Jan. lO.-Cotton firm; mid
MoNrGoMERY. Jan. 1o.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 9}sc
Macol-Not received.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 1o.-Cotton firm; middling
916c
NASHVILLE, Jan. 1O.-Cotton steady; middling
| 91l-16c.
SELMA Jan. 1O.-Cotton quiet; mddling 931c.
| ROME Jan. l0.-Cotton firm; middlnS
ATLANTA Jan. -Cotton-middling closed at
9kc; receipts to Gay 211 bales.
NEW DIRK, Jan. l0.-Colsol ated ret reccIpus
at III cotton ,Orts today amounted to % s99
ales; exports reat Britain .0,01 bales
to France bales, to the continent "a, s43
bales; stock at eli American ports COL 420 bales
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES,, ETC.
! To-,
mand poor; holders offer moderately; receipts
of wheat for the past three days 90 centals
of which 81, 900 we're American Corn firm; de-
maud fair; receipts of American corn for the
past three days were Il, 600 centals Weather
heavy wind storm.
NEW YoRg, Jan. 10, noon.-FIour slow.
heat duh but steady. Corn firm aud quiet.
but firm at So Is. Freights firm.
| 500 p. m.-Flour, Southern dull; common to
fair extra 50 5OGD2 S. good TO choice ditto SO 10
| as 10. Wheat, spot dull; No. r ID 860S63hc
in elevator; options duh; January and Febru-
airy deliveries &c higher, others tl6oAc lower
and steady; No 2red Janua y delivery s51sc;
May delivery ssJ6c. Corn, spot steady and
quiet; No. 2, 390391Sc in elevator; outions
dull, 1AGl4c lower and weak; January delivery
39c May delivery 3Ssc. Oats, spot stronger
| and moderately active; options quiet, nc un
and firm; January delivery 29Sc, February
delivery 2S19c, May delivery 29c. Sugar, raw
Foreign nominal New Orleans open kettle,
| good to fancy, steady. Petroleum closed quiet
but steady; crude, in barrels, at Parkers, n 80;
refined here 81 so, Philadelphia 81 50, Bati-
| more 81 30 Cotton seed oil closed strong at 28c
| for crude. 34c for yellow. Tallow easy. Pork
active and strong; old mess so 75@10 %, new
| mess $40 5OOll extra prime 81 25Gt9 IS Beef
firm; extra mess 81 plate 81 7501S Beef hams
| quiet. Tierced beef inactive Cut meats steady;
picked shoulders 44c; picked bellies, 55405I6;
| pickled hams 6L6c Middles SLOW Lard 1u ct
| but steady, western steam closing at 6 l716;
| s. - bid. March delivery Sc 30 bid, April de-
| livery Sc IS bid, May delivery So IL bid
Freights to Liverpool cotton, per steam, Nd;
| grain sgd.
CHICAGO Jan. 1O-The wheat market was
| quiet, and there no special feature to note.
| Fluctuations were confined within narrow
| limits, and prices did not vary particularly
/ from yesterdays closing. the opening was
| about the same as the close OF yesterday, eased
| off nc. improved M0}sc, receded again to in
| side figures and closed &c lower than yester-
| day. Corn was traded in TO fair extent the
| market opening firm. Transactions were
largely in May. which received most attention.
| Tue market opened a shade above yesterdays
! closing, was strong for time, then became
easier, declining 4014c, and closed a trfls
| lower than yesterday. Oats were fairly actIJe
| but weaker, and 1601ssc lower. More life W as
manifested in the market for hog products and
| a larger business was reported than for SO me
| time past Receipts of hogs were modera tely
| free and priceg were well sustained. There. was
| rather more pressure to sell lard and short ribs
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