The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-17

| llSted ana oo.UUU unlisted. Inc IOuoWlnR were
the closing quotations.:
Ala.c ass i. . to ). 1864 Nash. & Chatt'a.. i02
| Ala. caSS B. S.. 10J n o Pa'hc 1stmort 90K
| Georgia IS, mort. 1925 N. y. Central 1854
| N.Carolina consjs. / 4 Nor. & W. pref. 81 IA
/ N.Caroi cols 10 s6 Nor. Pacific. ..... 80 .
| So. Caro-. Brown pref. 1874
| conso 81 ........ 10t13 Pacific Mall ...... S8ls
| tennessee 6S lUO Reading ..,..... S614
| 5s. lug K chmond & Ale. % 4
| Tennessee So u.s.. 92@ Riclm'd & w. Pt.
| Virg 6s..... sos Terminal. =. 20A
Va. os co lsolitei. 50 Rock Islani...... 9 3
| Ches. & OHIO. 80. st. Paul .....,,, 6S5l
Northwes q H.. 1895 preferred. 1855
| preferred. .140 Texas Pacific. go. 20A
| Della. and Lace. 1909 y nm Coal Z IroI. 50
| Erie .............. 264 Union Pacific. 80. 65;S
| East Tennessee. 915 N. j. y ntral. -. 100 q
| Lake Shore. 900. 1915 Missouri Pacific =. 721k
| L'ville & NAH S6ls Western Union. 1884
| Memphis & Quar-. "a Cotton il cerIii. 3019
| Mobile & Ohlo.... Is Brunswick........ 1874
| *Bid.
LIvEapooL, Jan. 16, noon.-cotton quiet;
| moderate inquiry; Am rican mid ling b34d;
sales 500 ba es, of which 900 bales were for
specu alton and export; receipts 5000 bales
| American 9, $40 bales.
Futures enc IN m ling. ow midiliny
| clause February and March delivery 47-64d,
also 4S sid; March and .pril delivery
| 5 49-64d, also 50-54d; Auril and May delivery
50-5id, also 5i-64d: May and June delivery
| 5 52-G4d, also 53-64d; July and August delivery
5 54-64d also 55-64d August delivery 5064d,
| also $3.50. Market nru.
2p. m.-Sales of the day included {, 900 bales
| Of American.
American good mlddling 15-16d, middlIng
| 5 10 16d, low middling 6Szd, good ordinary
| $3.50. ordinary 7-16d.
| Futures-Ansncan middling, low niddling
clause January delivery 4S-64d, sellers; jan
uary and February delivery as I'D, sellers;
| February and March delivery ) SD, sellers;
/ March and April delivery 500 i'd value; April
| and May delivery 2-6ld, sellers; May and June
| delivery 53-jid, buyers; June aud July livery
| 5 54-6ld, buyers July and August delivery
1854, buy RS; August delivery 56-6id, sellers
| Market firm.
| 400 MIXTURES: American miidling, low
| middling ca ise. January livery 1864 !,
| sellers; January and Fe Jruary delivery 9-64d,
| sellers; February AMI March delivery 49-e4d,
| sellers; March and April delivery 50-64d, sell
| ers; April and May delivery 5264d. sellers;
May and june delivery .3-64d, sellers; June
| and July delivery 54-64d, sellers; July and
Al ,ust delivery 5 55-64d, sellers; August de-
livery 55-6Id, buyers. Market closed bare.y
| steady.
Nav YORK, Jan IS, no,n.-Cotton opened
steady; middling uplands 101Sc; mludIns Or
leans 03zc; aIes 95 bales.
| Futures-Tne market oDened steady, with
sales as follows: January delivery 10 42c;
February delivery 10 46c; March delivery 10 sac;
! April delivery 10 Coo; May delivery 10 65c. June
| % zoe
500 p. m.-Cotton closed steady; middling
uplands l01sc, middling Orleans lO3zc; net re-
ceiptS at this port to-day M bales, gross 5,049
bales; sales 81 bales.
Futures-Market closed dull, with raes of
80, 90 bales, as flows: January delivery
10 5000 doc, February delivery 10 43 010 44c,
March delivery 10 5OG11O sic, ril delivery
i 10 576l1O 5Sc, May delivery ~ 62010 CSC, June
delivery 1916 010 6 C. July delivery 10 72@
| 10 DC, August delivery IL 77@1O 75c, 'ept mber
| delivery 10 35l10 &c, October delivery 10 0611
| 10 l0c.
The Suns cotton review says: Cotton
| futures advanced COS points, owing largely to
a rise of 4-b4i in Liverpool, February here
/ chewing the firmunSS the imnrOyanPnt
| being assisted by smaller receipts. Later there
was heavy selling to real re, and most OF the
early advance was lost Fl al prices showing
net advance for the day of only two or three
points Specu alton was in the main local, aud
trading without special feature, beyond heavy
selling by one firm, understood to be partly at
| least for southern account. Cotton on spot
was J. &c higher"
GALVESTON, Jan. 16.-Cotton dull; midding
10c; net sc pts $3.50 bales, gross 1888; saes
none; stock 1892 bales.
NOR FOLK, Jan. l6.-Cotton steady; miidlng
10 g.. &c; net receip S 1925 bales, gross l,92
sales - bales: stock 1850 bales; exports,
coastwise 90 bales.
5ALnxoRE Jan.l Cotton nominal; middling
1886; net receipts - bales, gross 1,0j5; ars
100 bales; STOCK $3.50 bales; exports, to Great
Britain 3066 bales, to the continent 057 bales.
sos ION. Jan. 10 Cotton quiet; mddiing
tos6c; net rec ipts 200 bales, gross 3.049; sales
none: stock none.
vILMINaroN, Jan. 16.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 1Oc; nec rec sipts 2J1 bales, gross 291;
sales none; STOCK 11.7i5 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. is. = otton firm; mid
ding 10szc: net recelDts OPS bales, OBS;
sales none; OK p.922 bales; exports, TO
Great Britain 1852 ba.es.
middling 10c; net receipts S53 bales,
gross 4.S53; sales 5000 bales: stock 3O9, $50
pales; exports, to Great Britain 4,62S bales
TO the continent Z, 622
Futures Market closed barely steady, with
sales of 100 bales, as follows: January d.
livery 10 Ole, February delivery 10 02c, March
livery 10 3Oc, June delivery 10 SOC, July de-
livery 10 &c August delivery 10 &c, September
delivery &c
MOBILE, Jan. 1s-Cotton firm; middlipg
fOc; nsC recepts 152 bales, gross 1852; ales 300
bal s; stock 2s,5s3 bales; exports, coastwise ABB
bales.
middling 10c; receipts 1889 bales; shipments
AUGUSTA, Jan. IS Cotton firm; middling
Toe; receipts $40 bales; sn pmen.s 1888 bales;
sales 78s bales stock 24763 ba es.
,uARLEs roN Jan. 16. = OF on firm; mid ling
1Oc: net recap 1886 bales, gross 1886; sales
400 bales; STOCK 81 40 bales.
ATLANTA. Jan. l6.-Cotton steady; middling
9zec; receipts So bales.
SEw ioRK, Jan 49, Jonsoi ated ct receirrs
at II cotton or1s to- lay amounted to 9,442
ales; expor's, reat prI5Aln l0,l9 baIes,
to the continent - POS bales; stock at ali Amerl-
can ports 69j,5l3 bales.
PROVISIONS. eRocE RIzs, ETC.
I,rvzRPooI. Jan IS. noon.-Wheat quiet; de-
nand poor: holders Offer moderately; California
No. T. Is 416i red western spring IS Sd. red
western winter IS Corn quiet; de nand poor.
NEW Yoax, Jan 10, nooa.-Fiour quiet
and unclaimed. Wheat active and firm.
Corn dull but steady PORK quiet and steady
at 20 750l1 90. Lard quiet aud firm at SO ~.
Freights easy
500 D. In.-Southern -four dull and weak.
Wheat dull but flrmer; No. ; r.d s6N@S1c in
elevator; options fairly active, M0Ac higher
and steady; No. red, Janua delivery S.5t4c;
February delivery S714c, March delivery SIS &C,
NAV d livery $50 Corn tirmer and moder-
atefy active; No. ?, 3S14c in elevator; options
more active. unchanged to nc higher and firm;
January livery ,1sc, February delivery Is NC,
March delivery 3 &c, A Ri delivery 39Hc, May
delivery 4. &c Oats dull and weaker; options
steady but duh; January delivery 251sc, Feb
ruary delivery 23ikc May delivery Tt4c. Hops
steady and quiet Coffee-options closed steady
and unchanged to 10 points ,wn quiet; Janu-
ary delivery IS S5c, February delivery Is 6Jc,
NAV delivery Is S5l15 90c, June delivery IS s0c,
September delivery IS 9Oc; spot Rio dali and
easy-fair cargoes i9Nc. Sugar. raw firm and
ouiet; ia r rehning SIC; centrifugals $50 te t.
s 9-lG695 ec-no sales; refined clio ed steady
and in fair demand-C 5I4 SIC, extra e 5 80
sac; white extra @ 55s06l5c; OIL A 5ssG16c;
mould A 63sc standard SEC; confectionery
A SIC; cut loaf TAG; crushed INC; powdered
&C: granulated 6,1c. C Ibes &c. Molasses-
Foreign nominal; New Orleans open kettle,
good 10 fancy. weak at 3IN4lc. Petroleum
o,.ss.t "A sfaadvy. crrdo in barrels ~ Hlrker'g