The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-07

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LIVERPOOL, Jan. 6, noon.--Cotton steady
and in fair demand; Amor lean mid Hing 5}Sd;
sales 1900 ba IS. of which 1, 500 bales were for
speculation and export; receipts 10000 bales
American 1860
l urts-Al erican m d ling ow middliny
clause, January delivery 5 3S-6fG15 59-64d; Jan
February and March delivery 5 3964GI5 40-54d /;
March and April delivery ) 1850 > 42-6id;
April and May delivery 5 1864 Is 43-64d; May
and June delivery 446405 45-54d; June and
July delivery 45-G4G5 1864 !; July and August
delivery 45-6405 A SD. Market firm.
The tenders OF d liveries at to-day's cearngs
amounted to 1900 ba es new dockets and 800
bales old.
p. m.-SaleS of the day included 10000
bales of American.
American middling 55Sd,
tutures-Anerlcan middllng, low middling
clause, January delivery 40-64d, sellers jan
uary and February delivery 49, ID, buyers;
February and March delivery 41-64d, sellers;
March and April delivery 5 1916 Id, sellers; April
and May delivery 4i-6ld, sellers; May and June
delivery 4j-64d, buyers; June and July livery
47-64d, sellers; July and August delivery
4S6id sellers; August delivery 4S-64d, value
Market firm at the advance.
400 p. MIXTURES: American mi1dling, low
m,ddltng ella Use. January d livery 4O-64 /,
sellers; January and February delivery 40-64d,
sellers; February and March delivery 41-e4d,
sellers; March and April delivery 43-64d sell
ers; April and May delivery 4464i. buyers;
May and June delivery 5 4G-64d, sellers; June
and July delivery 47-j4d, buyers; July and
August delivery 4S-64d, buyers; August de-
livery 49-64d, sellers Market closed firm.
New YORK, Jan. 6, noon.-Cotton opened
firmer; middng upands 1O14c; mddlins Or
leans l015c; saes 104 bales.
Futures-The market opened steady, with
sales as follows: January delivery 10 12c;
February delivery 10 18c; March delivery 10 26c;
April delivery 10 BIC; May delivery 10 40c, June
10 41c
500 p. m.-Cotton closed firm; middling
uplands 1014c, middlng Orleans 1019c; net re-
ceipts at this port to-day 565 bales, gross z 1853
bales; sales 352 bales; also last week not before
reported 1884 bales to spinnerS and 209 for ex-
port
Futures-The market closed steady, with
sales of 127700 bales as follows: January
delivery 10 1000 15c, February delivery 10 2l6 "a
10 &c, March delivery 10 300 10 30c, A ril de
livery 10 300 10 &c, May delivery 10 1910 dc
June delivery 10 49010 SOC, July delivery 10 %
010 Sec, August delivery IL 61010 &c, Sep
tsmber delivery 10 1000 zoe, October delivery
9 SS09 90c.
The Suns COTTON review says: "Cotton
futures opened buoyant, and closed at prices
well up to the best of the day. The advance
was due in part to the small crop movement,
which fell below even the estimate of the bulls,
both at the ports aud principal interior towns;
but the chief impulse to the rise was the grow
ing belief that speculation, which had been
rampant in England, has struck The Liverpool
cotton market and will run its course without
reference to legitimate influences. Others
assert that even if the crop is 100000 bales it
will be wanted. Cotton on spot was firm with
more inquiry"
GALVESTON, Jan 6.-Cotton steady; middling
11-l6c; net rece pts 2,357 bales, gross 1850
sales / ,59 bales; stock 6l,6lS bales; EXPORTS to
Great Britain $3.50 bales, coastwise o,l6l.
NORFOLK, Jan. Cotton steady; miidling
976c net receipls 1852 bales, gross 3,454; sales
1852 bales; stock 1862 bales; exports, coast
wise 429 bales. $50
BALTIMORE, Jan. 6.-Cotton quiet; midollng
10 116c net receipts IL bales. gross 1888; sales
- bales; stock 1886 bales exports, coastwise
1858 bales
3osr0N. Jan. 6-Cotton quiet; mlddling
10s80101Ac; net receipts 9l7 bales, gross 4, OII
sales - bales; stock none; exports, to Great
Britain 1,095 bales. ,
91bc; net receipts 1914 bales, gross l64; sales
none; stock 1851 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan o.-Cotton steady; n ndi
ding 1OL6c: net receipts 632 bales, gross 632;
sales none; stock 9,267 bales. $40
NEW ORLEANS Jan. Cotton firm; mlddllng
11-l6c; net receipts go5e 3adeS gross go
to Great Britain $500 bales, TO France $3.50
bales, coastwise ], 1879. SO
Futures The market closed steady, with
livery nc, February delivery 8 Soc, March
delivery SEC, April delivery 93c, Nay denvery
1Oc, June delivery 10 0,c, July delivery ~ &c,
August delivery 10 lac, September delivery
MOBILE. Jan. 6.-Cotton firm; middlDg
gaze: net receipts s34 bales, gross S34;
safes 500 bal S; stock 23l04 bales; exports
coastwise 459 bales.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 6.--Cotton firm; Iniddllng
9Ac; receipts SOL bales; shipments o'luS
bales: sales g. 800 bales; stock l43, $50 bales.
AUGUSTA Jan. Cotton hrn: ihldd1he
Q 11-16c: receipts 1902 bales; shipments Ala baes'
sales $50 bales: stock 24,563 ba es
CHARLESTON. Jan. g. otton steady; mia 1hng
9slc; net receipts 702 bales, gross fOs; sales
5Ot bales; stock ,677 bales.
ATLANTA. Jan. Cotton firm; mloonng
9-16c; no receipts
NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-Consoli iated net recelp ~
at all cotton ports to-day amounted 10 20 4Oo
nales. exports, 10 great britain ~, 4O5 DaIes,
70 France 3,6S6 bales, to the continent 9o2;
stock at all American ports 16O,9T bales
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 6.-Net overland move
roent for the week ended Jan. . inclusive,
were A. 1850 bales, against 80, 792 bales tor tne
same week last year; total since Sept. !, 5oloi4
bales, against 637,72l last year. Northern
| Iii takings and Canada since Sept ], were
| 100 $50 bales against 1872, l62 last year
| Ciron in sight Friday night, 5.5oO,OJS oales,
| saafnst 5l02519 bales at the close OF same
sTsaair Ias} year. Overland since sept. /, as
corrected by deduction Of 10, 221 bales, aooeo 10
Philadelphia net receipts by rail-
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES,, ETC.
r,vrppoor. Jan. G. noon.--Wheat steady; DC,
oand moor: holders offer moderately req
| western winter IS Corn hrhl' ueuianu Ian :
| new mixed western As 2ysd. IL. ~,
ny 80 YozK. Jan 6, Doon.-Flour quiet pul
steadv N heat dull but steady. Corn quiet oll
tasdy Porx quiet and uncnanged al plv VVe1
| 10 5O. Lard quiet but easy at 50 ls1R fFelEn's
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