The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-28

ouA; mlddllng uplandS 9-l6c; middling Or
leans l5-l6c; sales - bales.
Futures-Market opened easy, with sales
as follows: January delivery C, February
delivery 2Sc, March delivery : 32c. April
SeeIyery 2 &c, May delivery 5Sc, June de-
NEW YoRK. Jan %. 500 p. m.-Cottou closed
quiet; middling uplends 9-16c middling Or
leans 15-!6e; net receipts SIS bales, gross
2,S57; sales III bales.
Futures-Narket closed steady, with
sales OF 10000 bales, as follows: January de-
livery l9c, February delivery 2467 26c,
47G7 4sc. May delivery 5SG7 Sic. June de-
livery 64Gt7 CSC. July delivery . 73G7 74c, Au-
gust delivery Sc, September delivery : 50
a. Gle, October delivery Z CSC.
NEw YORK, Jan. 27.-Hubbard, Price & Co.
say Of the cotton market: Cotton at the open
ing was about points lower for near positions
and to points lower for the more distant A
slight recovery was had soon after opening
but up TO o'clock the market was without any
very substantial change, and the prices at { q at
time showed decline OF points on February
points on March, and to points on the dis
tant positions. This disappearance of pre-
miums which have been paid for carrying cot
ton Is significant as showing a reduction of the
gagements on the short side OF the market. On
Deo 2s the difference between February aud
August was AZ points; to-day that difference IS
about so points. The issue OF February notices
has been light and entirely provided for by the
prominent houses whose intention to take up
February cotton we're well understood pre-
viously. private cable to us from liverpool
received after the close OF that market reads as
follows: Liverpool expects q decline Of at least
| 10 points in your market by this eve Tho
general belief is that the receipts now coming
iorwarl are unduly light aud likely TO increase
next week. II not, we expect permanent ad-
| vance The decline OF silver has disappointed
| the market. After 1 O'Clock the market con-
| tinued quiet, slight improvement resulting from
| the execution of some large buying orders
| which was however, lost before the close under
| free sales by the bear contingent. A rumor
! that Minister Egan had been shot in Chile may
have had some effect, but Il was quickly con
| tradcted. f1rmer market in Liverpool to-
morrow would doubtless result in an advance
here, as the short interest has been much in.
creased"
ATLANTA, Jan. 20.-Cotton closed easy;
middling 6Ac; receipts 4Sl bales,
GALVESTON, Jan. 27.-Cotton closed easy;
middling 71sc; net receipts S.164 bales, gross
| 3l64; sales LBS bales; stock So lis bales; ex-
ports, to Great Britain 5,742 bales
NORFOLK, Jan. Election closed dull; mid
ding &c; net receipts 1898 bales gross 1851;
sales 1871 bales; stock SO ,227 bales exports
| bALTIMoRE, Jan. H-Cotton closed nominal
mi1dling 7ssc; net receipts - bales gross
20; sales none; stock 6,247 bales; exports.
20 the continent 1895 bales, to Great Britain
| 1902 bales.
Boston. Jan 27.-Cotton closed quiet (;
middling 9l6c; net receipts 1927 bales, gross
| 1902 sales none stock - bales; exports
| to Great Britain 1.161 bales.
WiLMISoIoN. Jan 2.-Cotton closed nominal
middling oItc; net receipts 459 bales, gross 4S9;
| sales none; stock II. 1872 bales.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 27.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 10 l6c; net receipts 81 bales gross
| 81; sales - bales; stock 9 529 bales.
New ORLEANS. Jan @7.-Cotton closed barely
steady; middling &c; net receipts 4023 bales.
| bales; exports, to Great Britain 4, $50 bales,
TO the continent II 65s, coastwise 1885, to France
| 5,53S.
Futures-The market closed quiet, with
sales of 1920 bales, as follows: January
| delivery voc, February delivery nc, March
delivery SOC. April delivery oOc May de-
| livery l3c, June delivery 24c, July delivery
| Z 9ic, August delivery 43c, September delivery
Z SOC. October delivery SIC.
MOBILE, Jan. 1-Cotton closed quiet
middling C; net receipts 2s0 bales, gross
exports, coastwise ZOE bales.
MEMPHIS, Jan. T.-Cotton CLOSED easy !;
middling 1-16c; receipts lisa bales; ship
m men 1850 bales; sales 1886 bales; stock
AuousrA, Jan. 7.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling Lido: receipts 81 bales; ship
ments $50 bales: sales 440 bales; stock sc, 342
| bales.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 27.-Cotton closed firm;
| 1kGD14c higher; middling 70: net receipts 1888
bales, gross 1888; sales $50 bales; stock 1883
bales.
New YoRx, Jan. demonstrated net re-
| ceipts at all cotton ports to-day were 1883
bales; exports, TO Great Britain 5000 bales, to
France 5,5SS bales, to the continent 2904 bales;
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
New YoaK, Jan: q. noon.-Flour quiet and
easy. Wheat dull and easy. Corn quiet
and firm. Pork active and firm at 50 $50
10 7S Lard quiet and steady at 50 M.
New York. Jan. ~, 500 o. m.-Flour, south
| ern, dull and weak; common to fair extra,
s sSs . S S0sd 81 e G69G Saot sTsss
-four 81 25O2 S5. Wheat receipts lower;
active; No. red. 81 0l94@1 OF in store
and elevator; 81 O316@l 04s4 ahoat;. OPP
livery 81 o. Corn opened irregular. closed
steader and active; No. cash 481k04s34c in
steamer mixed 48Q4316c; options higher;
January delivery 4S3sc: February delivery
1890; May delivery 4s9sc, oats frmer;
ruary delivery C; May delivery S614c; No.
2 spot, Ssa4c; mixed western s4$4G3616c,
Hops fairly active aud firm; State
%S to c GSSoe 2S'o closed PafG ssa1
January delivery 10 Oo0l3 10; February de-
livery t2 69012 20; April delivery II IS;
May delivery I2 10; July delivery II co; spot Rio
firm; fair refining S0o Lido; centrifugals, $50
test. size; No. 8, $3.50; No. 3, $3.50; refined
quiet and easier; off A, 414c; mould A.
5051Sc: powdered 4S-1604 5-i6c; granu-
lated, 4@414c; cubes 4 $685. Aloe. Molasses
| Foreign nominal; 800 test, 1lN0l21kc In
hhds; New Orleans steady and quiet;
common to fancy 28036c. Petroleum quiet and
| steady; crude in bills, Parkers', IS So crude
| in bulk, So 80: refined New York,
| So as; Philadelphia and Baltimore S6 40; in
bulk, S. s50s 95. Cotton seed oil was
| quiet; new crude Csc bid; crude off
grades C; new yellow 29Isc bid. Wool quiet
| and steady; domestic fleece 300S6c; pulled
2603sc; Texas l6024c. Provisions-Pork
active but firm; new mess, 30 500
| 10 rs; extra prime SO So Beef was quiet;
family 81 0O012 90; extra mess SO 000
| 10 o. Beef hams quiet at $13 90. Tierced beef
dull; city extra India mess S16 0O01? Is.
Out meats firmer; picked shoulders 43495c.
| picked bellies 51sG6c; hams sA@SAc;
| Middles dull and frmer; short clear, January
| delivery SO As. Lard was lower and dull;
| western steam 1915; city So 90; January
delivery So rs; February delivery $652 MaTcn
| quiet; continent 81 0067 20; South America
81 So Peanuts steady; fancy handpicked ~
| 84Ac; farmers 2A0314c. Freights to Ltv-
| erpool quiet and steady; cotton, per steam
5-32d grain 3R4d asked.
CHICAGO Jan. 27.-Wheat was dull and weak
| at the start this morning There was no fresh
| war news TO stimulate 1t, and cables were
| rather easy with domestic markets tendisg
downward. Speculation was dull with offer
ings generous and the tone of trade for time
unrnistakaby bearish- A good many bulls OF
Yesterday who had carried property over not
withstanding yesterdays weakness, seemed to
feel that they had made mistake and ssid
freely to-day. May opened unchanged at s1Ac
and gradually sold of to 9l9kc. The temper
changed aud for q time there was
| o,ita scramble TO get back the