The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-10
COTTON

COTTON
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 9. noon.--Cotton firm
and in good demand; Am nIican middlng 5Ad;
sales 1900 pa es of which 1900 bales were for
| speculation and export receipts 1900 bales
| American Ii, 100
| Il IT s-A ercau m d ling 'ow middling
| clause, January and February delivery 1870
| 5 1905 45-64d; February and 5arch delivery
| 3 Had; March and pril delivery $50 90
| 3 46-5ia5 41-64d; April and May delivery
| 47-6i@5 4S-6ld; May and June delivery 49, id;
| June and .uly delivery 50-64G5 5l-64i; July
and August delivery 5l-64d Market opened
| with an apparently quieter feeling, which has
| since become firmer.
Yesterdays sales were increased by late bust
| ness by 5000 bales of all kinds.
Up. m.-Sales of the day 1900 bales, includ-
| ing 10, 800 American.
American good middling 51S-l6d, middling
| sad, low middling 11-16d, good ordinary
| 5 9-16i, ordinary 53Sd.
Futures-Anencan middling low middling
clause, January delivery 45-64d, sellers jan
uary and February delivery o. 4d, sellers;
February and March delivery 45-54d, buyers;
March and April delivery 47-6 ID, sellers; April
| and May delivery 4S-6id, SELLERS May and June
delivery 50-64d sellers; June and July livery
| 5 5l-64d sellers; July and August delivery
52-64d, sellers; August delivery 52-64d buyers.
| Market steady
400 p MIXTURES: American middling, low
! mddlIng ella Use, January livery 45-64t,
| buyers January and February delivery 45-64d,
| buyers; February and March delivery $3.50,
| sellers; March and April delivery 4i-64d, sell
| ers; April and May delivery 4964i. sellers;
| May and June delivery 5 30-64d. Sellers June
and July delivery 5 51-64d, buyers; July and
| AUGUST delivery 53-64d, sellers; August de-
livery 53-5id, sellers. Market closed firm.
NEW YORK, Jan. 9, no2n.--Cotton, opened
| firm; middling uplands 1O36c; mlddljng Or
| leans 1870; ,ales 1871 bales.
Futures-The market opened steady, with
sales as follows: January delivery 10 22c;
February delivery 10 29c; March delivery 10 ) C;
April delivery 10 45c May delivery 10 soc. June
I05c
500 D. m.-Cotton closed firm; middling
uplands 10S6c, middling Orleans 1036c; net re-
ceptS at this port to-day ,S bales, gross 8, AIS
bales sales 2l9 bales.
Futures-The market closed steady, with
sales OF ll5,6O0 bales as flows; January
delivery 10 2j@l0 &c, February delivery 10 8!
delivery 10 400 0 49c, May delvery 10 500
10 SEC, June delivery 10 610l0 &c, July de-
livery 10 SOLO CSC, August delivery 10 72@
10 3c, Sept Inber delivery 10 29OlO sic, Octo-
Der delivery 10 01Ml0 03c.
The Suns cotton review says: Cotton
futures were all in a flutter to-day, making
some further advance, but bulls showing less
disposition to go it alone, looking to extra in
hlences for support; still, no one dared to go
short, and selling was mainly to realize profits
from the advance. several operators preferr1ng
to close accounts and await developments to
sell If there should be an important rise or buy
ing prices were to decline considerably. Port
receipts were small, but the interior movement
was on more liberal scale. Cotton on 8 OF
was again 1-16c dearer."
GALVESTON Jan. 9.-Cotton firm; middling
9 Ice; net receipts 3,746 bales, gross B. 746;
sales 307 bales; stock 64.591 bales exports,
coastwise 5642 bales.
1Oc; net receipts 2,69S bales, gross 2,6SS;
sales 479 bales; stock 5O,506 bales; exports,
coastwise S9l bales.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 9.-Cotton quiet and steady;
middling 1015c; net receipts none, gross 20
tales sales - bales; stock 1855 bales
Bos ron. Jan. cotton quiet and firm; mid
ding 1890 lO96c;; net rec Ipts III bales, gross
| Great Britain 1868 bales.
| Wilmington Jan. 9.-Cotton firm; middling
| 95kc; net receip's 221 bales, gross 220; sales
none; stock 11.08) bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, JAN 9.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding 1O16c; net receipts 147 bales, ross 147;
sales none; took 8, 435 bales; exports, to Great
| Britain 622 bales.
| ding 15-16c; net receipts 1854 bales gross
| 5 $50; sales 500 bales; stock 31J.352 bales;
| ports to France 1855 bales, to the continent
| 5,S0S bales
sales of 1250O bales, as follows January de-
| livery Csc, February delivery 96c, March de-
| livery 10 OGc April delivery 10 lie May delivery
| 10 18c, June delivery 10 &c, July delivery
livery 93c, October delivery Csc
| MOBILE, Jan. O. ot-on firm; middliDg
! 95Sc; net receipts POI bales, oss 20I; sales
500 bal s; stock 242l4 bales exports, coastwise
asMPHIs, Jan. Cotton firm; middling
| 13.l6c; recei us 2213 bales shipments 4, 792
bales: sales 5000 bales; stock l39,122 bales.
| AUGUSTA Jan. Cotton firm; nlddIng
| 1916; recelpts $50 bales; sn pments 634
| bales; sales $50 bales; stock %, 462 ba.es.
| ,,uARIEsroN, Jan. g. OF on firm; mid Hing
10c. net receip.s 57S bales, gross 57S; sales
| 3C0O bales; stock 49, 1871 bales.
| ATLANTA, Jan. g.-Cotton firm; middling
| 92lc; receipts 1913 bales.
lew ~ lsk Jan. 9.-Consol ated ret receipts
| at III cotton ,orts to-day amounted to Il, 516
| tales: exports, 20 ireat britain 7,459 bales,
| m France .696 bales, to the continent II 4l8
bales: stock at all American ports 715,431 bales.
| PROVISIONS. GROCERIES,, Erc.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 9, noou.-Wheat firm; de-
mand improving; holders offer sparingly.
| Corn firm; demand fair; new mixed western
NEW Yosz, Jan. 9, noon.-Flour quiet and
| unchanged Wheat strong. Corn firm PORK
active at 20 75G91i 90. Lard quiet but steady at
| So l2L6. Freig ats firm
500 D. n.-IIour, Southern more active but
| easy: common to fair extra 81 5000 %, good to
| choice ditto SO 1065 10. Wheat firmer but dull;
| No. 2r.d IS a 1s6c in elevator; options dul,
| IkG7Llc up ana steady; No. red, Janua de-
| livery SIC; February delivery $3.50, March de-
| livery ssc, NAV delivery eSifc June delivery
| sslk. Corn fr1ner, moderately active, and
scarce: No. Q 3.lc in elevator; options mode
rately active LsG314c 10 and firm; January de-
livery 39lAc. Fell ruary delivery $3.50, March
delivery SOC May delivery 39Ec, July delivery
s0itc Oats close frtner ard fairly active; OPP
-. etronyar and fairly active: January de-