The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-27


Ches s. Ohio - =" EFF .rred 100
Northwestern .t04 Texas Pacific ..... 14A
preferred. 1885, Tenn. Coal & Iron. IS
Della & Lack -. 1861 Union Pacific. 4lM
Erie. ....... ...... 1915 N. j. Central. .lti16
East Tennessee. ~ Missouri Pacific. .. 62IS
Lake Shorh, = Western Union. 7SH
L willie & Nash -. 722k Cotton OIL cert 1897
Mcmp is & Char 20 Brunswick .......t s2
Mobile & Ohio. "a Mobile & Ohio 4s 65A
Nash. & Chatt'a.. 90 Silver certificates 103K
*Bid. tAsked N
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 6-Cotton-spot in mode
400 p. m Futures: Am arIcan middlin9, low
middling clause, January deliv ~ 4-64d,
value: January and February delivery 5 4-64d,
value; February and March delivery 5 sgd.
buyers; March and April delivery S-64d,
buyers; April and May delivery 11-64N
:2-6id; May and June delivery SAG q
s l5-64d; June and July delivery l6-6405 17-64d;
July and August delivery 1S-64d, BUYERS; Au-
gu t and September delivery IL 64@15 17-64d.
Futures closed firm.
NEw YoRk, Jan, %, noon.-Cotton opened
quiet; middling uplands &c; middling Orleans
l3l6c: sales 135 bales
500 p. m.-Cotton closed quiet; middling
uplands 93sc; middling Orleans 1866; net
receipts = baies; gross receipts -; sales
Futures-The market for cotton was quiet,
with sales as follows: January delivery C;
February delivery csc; March delivery 13c;
April delivery 24c; May delivery 9 35c, June
sRATN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW York, Jan. &c, 500 p. m.-FIour. south
ern active and steady; common to fair, extra
81 1904 90; good to choice, extra, SO 900
8 rs; superfine 81 O0@4 50; buckwheat -four
No red, cash, 81 07$ in elevator; afioat, s. 09Sz
al 10; {. 0. b.. 81 0SI4; No. 2 Chicago, 81 06sz;
options advanced 1sc closing steady; No 2
& March dss escgy 3 Mary delivery delivery
81 045A; July delivery 81 02sk; December de-
livery C Corn quiet and scarce; No
2 cash. 614062c in elevator; adoat. 62az@
mixed 6l4@6IAc; options dun and
delivery si1Sc; Marc delivery sctsc; May
delivery $3.50; July delivery. Oats higher,
delivery 5156c; February delivery 5156c; May
delivery 5l2se; No. red, on spot, 5la4@52c;
western white, $1,000; No white 5s415Sc;
Pacific coast 290Soc new 4s04sc; state, com
mon to choice, s903oc. Coffee-Options
5points up to down, closed steady, unchanged;
10 s5@i6 20; March deIiv ry 10 3oD16 IS;
April delivery IS %: May delivery IS 700l5 rs;
July delivery is 10115 IS; September delivery
Il 70; spot Rio firm and quiet T; fair cargoes
and quiet; fair refining 47sc bid; centrfu-
gals, $50 test 55sc bid; refined quiet and easy;
Q 51545 B. 1Sc; white extra c a1695 9-16c, vel
low 50l55se; of 9-1tGl53zc, mould A 6 81 c,
standard 6 Lice, confectioners' $50 cut
loaf 636c, crushed 6skc, powdered 6 516c,
granulated C1ec, cubes 5-16c. Molasses-For-
elgn no a nall New Orleans firm anil in good
demand; common to fancy 30@35c Pc.
troleum quiet. steady; crude in barrels, Park
ers, 81 10; rein d. all ports. 81 As. Cotton seed
oil stron ge quiet; crude prime 26Q27c: crude
Wool strong; domestic fleece 32@37c; pulled
2j033c; Texas 17024c Hides dull and easy,
wet salted-New Orleans selected, IS to so rs
rose; Texas selected so to 60 1As, rose Pro,
vic POI d1ll. old a TX
mess S11 5O911 IS: extra prime So 500l0 90.
Beef quiet and firm; family 80 000I so;
plate 81 OO@7 30. Beef, hams. dull but firm
at S12 so. Tisrced beef quiet and steady; city
extra. India mess, $14 5O0I5 90. Cut meats
active and frm picked beiles 5140514c;
picket dshoulders 424Ac; pckelsd hams $50
&c. Middles duh and weak; short clear SIS IS.
Lard dul and stronger; western steam
livery S. O2; February delivery s.; March
delivery De g; April delivery 3; Nay delivery
America So 90 Butter quiet at 1S025c
Cheese active: light skins 5018I5c. Freights to
Liverpool dull and irregular; cotton 3-16d; grain
315@4d.
CHICAGO, Jan. 26.-There was an enormous
quantity of long VIII at dumped upon the crowd
during the first fifteen minutes of the opera
tions, yet the price went up from ar und SIC
and 9716c to 9734c. There was a lively tussle
for the mastery at 97sEc, but that being over
| come, an additional &c without much trouble.
| The principal fluctuations afterward NTH 12
O'Clock were downward, reaching to sc. An
| advance to 97&4c then took place, another de-
cline to 971sc, gradual advance to 9714c and a
| quick bulge to 973sc, followed by rapid decline
! TO g7Ac. There was a decline about 1915 o'clock
to 9626c, and prices and trading halted for few
minut at 9634c but the attempted execution
| of a few 0uying orders caused the price to Jump
| to y7lac in few minutes The corn trade was
affected considerably by strong feeling among
| operators in VIII at. and opened for May at an
| advance of &c over Saturdays closing prices.
| First transactions were at 5244c and bulge i'm
mediatey followed. which carried it to SIC,
| which latle was the top figure for the day
| There was a reaction to 5256c and another
| slight up-turn to 52NQ521sc, but during the
| latter half of the session dullneSs was the rule
| in wheat had but little effect on the oats market,
| which was barely steady. There was only a
| small amount of business, owing TO an unsub-
stantial appearance of strength to the provis-
| ion market at the opening. Packers were not
! slow to take measures of how much product
| the market would absorb, and piled their offer
| ings on top of it until it had sagRed back from
| an advance of 15c in the matter Of pork to a
decline in the end of SC below the level of satur-
| days closing quotations. The lard market
| made scarcely any change, and ribs, after a SC
advance. closed exc lower than at the close of
BALTIMORE. an. 20 Flour fairly active,
| firm and unchanged Howard street and west
ern superdne So 0004 90; extra SO 6o04 40;
extra, S. OO05 25; winter wn at patent IS 40;
| spring pateut 81 20 "a 40. Wheat-Southern
| firm Fultz, 9Sc0Sl o6; Longberry, 81 600
| 81 06; steamer. No 2 red, 95c; western firm
No. 2 winter red, on spot 81 ol16; Janq-
| airy delivery 81 OH. Corn-Southern nomi-
nal; white 551S0olc; yellow 55110slc; west
ern frmer; mixed spot 5914@591ac; Japuary de-
| cry 6914 591c; February delivery 5s1hc; May
delivery 3134G15oc: steamer 5714c.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 90. - Flour firm and in
fair demand; family SO 5003 rs; patents SO So
| "a 10; patents 81 6004 8. Wheat higher;
| op ions opened excited and Nc higher for May
| and nc up for July as compared with Satur-
| days closing, iuctuated within small range,
| last prices being sz0111sc higher than Saturday;
| No. 2 red. cash, 314c; January delivery
| closed at C; February delivery closed at &C;
May delivery closed at 1fGs975sc; June delivery
/ closed at 96l1c. Corn, like wheat, opened
| higner and gained an advances of &c. then
settled back and ruled quiet aucluating within
] a small ran e &c higher tnan Saturday; No. 2,
| cash, 49l4c; January delivery closed at &C; Feb
| rlary delivery closed at &C; MAY delivery
| closed az 4994c; July delivery closed at 503zc.
oats >teady and closed lower; Nc. 2 cash, 4534c;
| January delivery closet at &C; May de.
| livery closed at 46c bid. Bagging 5Ik6t7c.
| Iron cotton ties 81 35D1 40 Provis ons quiet
| Pork, new mess. in job lots $40 2505l0 3116.
Lard, prime steam, S. 5505 60. Dry SAL
meats. Is to 80 days, boxed shoulders, at
| SO rs, longs 81 1875; RIBS, 81 Si1< short clear