The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-22

niddling exc: net receipts 615 bales, gross
763; sales ], 100 bales; STOCK lO7, oO4 bales
AUGUSTA, Jan. 2.-Cotton closed quiet;
middiing 93sc; net receipts s. bales, gross
none; sales 2 800; stock as $50 bales.
CHARLESTON, Jan 2l.-Cotton closed quiet;
rnddling g15c; net receipts liz bales gross none;
sales 80 bales; stock 5000 bales; exports,
coastWise ITO bales
CIgoISNATI Jan. 2l.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 934c; net receipts 329 bales. gross
none; sales $40; stock 5,045 bales.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 9l.-Cottol closed quiet;
nidding 934c; net receipts none, gross
none; sales none; stock none.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2l.-Cotton closed quiet;
mddling 9-l6c, net receipts s6' bales, gross
$40; sales 1913; stock So 900 bales
Houston. Jan. 2l.-Cotton closed steadyi
rnddling 9sEc; net receipts SAL bales; gross
none; sales 349; stock 28,632 bales
ATLANTA, Jan. 2l.-CotJon quiet; middling
91Sc; receipts II bales
New YORK, Jan. 2i.-The total visible supply
OF cotton for the world is 4,369,0Si bales,
of which $500. 2S1 bales are American, against
4.02S 633 and 49,, 1873 bales, respectively, last
year Receipts at all interior towns for the
week $3.50 bales. Receipts from plantations
957O5 bales. Crop in sight 5,122 .954 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW York. Jan. q, D. m.-F1our dull and
generally steady; southern flour dull and steady
Wheat dull and steady; No. red 79sz4eOc in
store and elevator; 6014QS0ISc atioat; ungraded
red 740s0c; options opened firm. advanced 149
&c and closed steady 1s914c over yesterday,
delivery 7s55c; March delivery SO34c May de-
livery sage. Corn firm; No, 2 $3.50 in elevator;
5434GD55c afloat; steamer 5334 Q55c; options
moderately active and AQ1So higher, closing
5334c; May delivery $500 Oats firm; options
easier; January delivery BIC; February delivery
391kc; May delivery 395sc; No white January
delivery 43e; spot prices: mixed western $50
40lbc. Coffee firm and closed steady at 5000
points above yesterday; January delivery Is 20;
March delivery 10 IS; May delivery Is 30Dl6 35;
September delivery 16 250116 30; spot Rio firm;
No. 173kc. Molasses-Foreign nominal; New
steady; new mess SIS 2501S IS; extra prime
nominal. Beef quiet. Beef hams strong. Tierced
beef firm. Cut meats firm. Mddles steady.
Lard quiet; options sales: January delivery
II 81; February delivery Sl1 Is; May delivery
9ll %; refined quiet. Freights to Liverpool
dull; cotton 5-64d grain ll6d.
CHICAGO, Jan. p A new sinker was tied to
wheat to- day, the fear Of the consequences of
making No. l northern spring regular delivery
on contracts The market was strongest at the
opening and closed about midway of the days
range. and about SIC lower than on the day be-
fore. Corn and oaJs averaged higher. but closed
without material change, except that January
delivery in both closed at a nominal advance,
amounting to Ac for oats and nc for corn.
Provisions opened firm and continued so 70 the
end, gaining l0c in the price of pork, TIC in
lard aud SC in ribs.
CHICAGO, Jan 21.-Wheat opened A014c
lower at 79Ik0799sc for May delivery. Corn
opened sc higher at 461sc for May delivery,
now 4S141 1850. Pork opened 21oc higher at
Sl9 90 Tor May delivery now S19 056Dl9 OLA
Lard opened unchanged at $40 rs for May deliv.
cry; No. $40 I'M.
CHICAGO. Jan. N.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour dull but frm; winter patents
50 6OGD4 90; winter straights 50 2003 so; spring
patents So 75Ga4 10; spring straights 81 1908 90.
Wheat-No. spring 1880; No. red 7334c.
Corn-Ho. 2 1870. Oats-No 2 Bic Mess pork
S17 75D17 s715. Lard $40 co. Short rio sides,
loose, 81 5000 80. Dry sailed shoulders. boxed,
80 871b110 90; short clear Sides boxed, $40 81
Mi0 40 Whisky at 81 As