The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-10

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LIVERPOOL. Jan. g. noon.-Cotton firm and
active; American middling 7-i6d; sales
$1,000 bales of which 900 bales were for specu-
lation and export; receipts ~ bales-Amer
can II 400.
Futures American middling, low middl!ng
clause January delivery 30 64G5 2s-64d; Jan
uary and February delivery 2704d; February
| and March 5 26.64@5 27-64d March and April
26-6405 27-64d; April and May g -64G5 2s-64d;
May and June % 640g5 2964d; June and July
306id July and August 32-64d; August and
September S0-6495 Sl-6id. Failures steady at
the advance.
The tenders OF deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to 500 bales new dockets.
? 90 p. m.-Sales of the day included 1890
Futures-Amercau middling, low middling
clause, January delivery 2s-64d. buyers: Jan
uary aud February q sad, buyers; February
and March &7-64d sellers; March and April
% 64d, sellers; April and May 2S-64d, sellers
May and June 29-64d sellers; June and July
306id, buyers; July and August 8 a2.04d,
sellers August and September 3l-64d, sellers
Futures steady.
400 p. m.-Futures: American middling,
low middling clause. Jaouary delivery 29-64d,
Sellers January and February 2S-64d, BUYERS;
February and March 27-6Ad, sellers; March
and April 27-t4d. sellers; April and May
3 2S-64d sellers; May and June 29-64d. buyers;
June and July 3l-64d. sellers July aud August
5 32-64d, value; August and September 3l-6id,
sellers The market closed quiet.
MANCHESTER, Jan. 9.-The Guardian. In its
commercial article, says: Few sellers report
full average business. yet there has been a fair
general distribution Of ORDERS mostly however,
of narrow-dimenSions Prices are very steady
for various reasons: Firstly, nowhere is there
an important over-suppy while for some sorts.
such as India and China shirtingS the produc-
| tion is we'll under enga cement, producers often
| striving 10 improve the rates current week
ago Secondly, the margin between yarns and
| cloth and between cotton and cloth IS very
| poor. Thirdly, the prevailing hope, perhaps in
| some cases solid expectations, of the eStab
ment or higher quotations, 20 which end pro
ducerS of cloth are more united. There is little
| inquiry for export yarns. Spinners of low
| counts for far eastern markets are in moder-
| ately strong position. There is no indication of
pressure to sell, although some spnners are
| ready to welcome fresh orders. Continental
buyers have to pay full rates for their moderate
| requirements. The home demand is inactive
and sales are light. Cloth is steady Makers of
| approved India and China staples are able to
command full prices, although last weeks best
rates have not advanced. Business was declined
! yesterday which would in some cases have been
| accepted week ago Printing and other finish
| ing cloths are very firm. Strong efforts are
| made where the margin is poorest to establish
| an advance Heavy goods are steady. The
| tendency of prices is upward
NEW YORK, Jan. 9, noon.-Cotton steady;
| sales 1853 bales; middling uplands l3-16c; mid
| ding Orleans 10 lite
| Futures The market opened steady. with
| sales as follows: January delivery soc; Feb
| ruary roc; March 983c; April 9 96c; May
| 10 05c; June 10 15c
| 500 D m.-Cotton quiet but steady; middling
| uplands 1880 mdding Orleans 10 Lice; sales
! to-day IS bales; net receipts 2,S76 bales, gross
| 9,S46.
Futures-Market closed quiet. with sales
| l2j,70J bales as follows: January delivery
| 9 409 65c, February delivery 9 800 nc, March
| delivery $685. sc, April delivery CSC,
| MAY delivery 10 O8D1O 09c, June 10 1SI1O 100,
July 10 26010 &c, August 10 35010 34c, Sep
TENDER 99c.
Hubbard Price & Co.'S cotton circular says:
| The Ouoyant tone underlying speculation 10
| cotton. and the nervousness of shorts have been
| again expressed in an advance of 10412 points
| as compared with yesterdays close. An initial
| impetus was given to the movement by news
| from Liverpool, which which vas 203 points
| higher. r ceipts at the ports do not come up
| to the hopes and predictions of the bears. "
| GALVESTON, Jan. 9-Cotton quiet; middling
| 956c; net receipts 2,59S bales, gross 2,5O8;
| sales 312 bales; stock 1850 bales.
| NoRFoLK, Jan. Cotton steady; middling
! 919c; net receipts l,J70 bales, gross 90;
| sales $40 bales; stock 34,710 bales; exports,
| coastwise ], $50 bales.
BALTIMORE, Jan 9.--Cotton dull and nominal;
middling 934c; net receipts bales, gross 1913;
| sales bales stock 1908 bales; exports,
coastwise $50 bales.
BosroN, Jan. 9-Cotton quiet middhng ga
| @10c; net receipts $40 bales gross 1880; sales
WILMINGTON jan e.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding $40; net receipts BPS bales, gross 32S;
| sales none; stock 937O bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9.-Cotton quiet; middling
10c; net receipts 1895 bales, gross 1878; STOCK
| ii, 26S bales.
| ding 316c; net receipts li,55l bales, gross
| 1885; sales $500 bales; stocN 380,40l bales;
| exports, to France 4,9l2 bales.
Mobile, Dec. Cotton -; middling
paf hal ala
10Ol bales; stock 10 544 bales exports coastwise
| $50 bales.
MEapHis, Jan s.-Cotton firm; middlng
| 7-l6c; receipts I'M bales; shipments 1858
| bales; sales 1900 bales; stock Isl, 800 bales.
AUGUSTA, jan. 9.-Cotton firm; middlng 9S6c;
receipts 5@s bales shipments Al bales; ssles
CHARLESTON. Jan 9.-Cotton steady middling
91Sc net receipts 1914 bales gross 1,3l4; sales
| 1900 bales; stock 42,649 bales; exports coast
New York, Jan 9.-Consohdated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day 25527 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 2,9ll bales bale, to the
| all American ports 900 207 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 9, noon-Wheat steady; de-
mAnd fair; holders offer sparingly. Corn steady;
demand fallen or.
NEW YORK, Jan. o. noon.-Flour firm but dull
| Wheat unsettled. Corn dull and lower. PORK
quiet and steady at 81 25Gi4 50. Lard quiet
1
5;00p m.-Flour, Southern steady. Wheat,
| spot duh and weak; No ? red, s. Oi6i 0l14 in
elevator; options dull aad heavy. closed a q sac
/ under yesterday; No. 2 rej, January delivery
| s. O0l61l 0o31. February delivery 81 0l54. May
| delivery S O535 Corn spot weak; No :. 454
0b4519c IN elevator; options Il l,56c lower; Jan.
Gary delivery 45A9 3516c, February delivery
| 40S14l5sc. Nay delivery 4i16H453sc Oals,
| stronger; options dun and unchanged; January
! delivery p 1c3-14c, February delivery G21fC, May
| delivery $3.50; No. : spot jz%@32l4c, Hops
| steady; state l7422c. Coffee options closed
| delivery - 29c, May ana jane delivery IS so
! 10 2oci spot Rio dun, fair cargoes nc. Sugar
raw duh and noE.!aal; fair refining 49, &C., re-.
mould nc, standard A SIC. confec.ioners'
| a 694c, cut loaf and crushed &c, powdered re
! grauuated &c, cubes nc. Molasses quiet
! New Orleans open Kettle, prime to choice 31B
! 4Sc. Petroleum steady; refined 81 90 Cotton
seed oil weak at $sc for crude and 52054c for
! yellow southern eggs 1SGDi514c Hides quiet
| and steady. Wool strong and fairly active; do
! nestle fleece 500 35c, pulled 25&38c, Texas ID
/ Go25c Pork dui Beef SOW Beef hams duh
at Si8 Tered beef quiet but steady; city extra
! India mess 2OW22c, Cut inea quiet, pick.
shoulders 8H q g, picked bellies 754a734c,
pickled hams iJc. Middles easy Lard lower;
/ Western steam s. IS; optious-january delivery
| s. 10, May delivery s 7o11 e3. refined quiet
/ Freights arm: cotton 7.G2d.
CHICAGO Jan. 0-Wheat was very dull to.
| day Operators are a sea. The early feeling
was weak aL2 prices declined 2alLlo from tns
! opening Ofsrilgs were fair, tAe incentive for