The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-18

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COTTON
LIVERPOOL, Jan. II. connection quiet;
moderate inquiry; Am rican middlng 13-161;
sales 1000 ba rs, OF which 900 bales were for
| speculation and export; receipts 81 900 bales
| American q. 800 bales.
| Futures-A encan m ling. ow middng
| clause January and February delivery 5064d;
| February and March delivery 4S-6l05 II $40
5 o. 4d; March and April delivery 49649
8 50-649b5 52-64D5 53-6id; April and May delivery
5l-6405 526i6G5 5l-646p5 55-6ld; May and June
| and July delivery S 536415 54-6i6G5 56-646l
5l64d; July and August delivery 57-6iGe
| 5S6id. Market opened with an apparently
quieter feeling, which has since become firmer.
| The tenders 0f liveries at to-day's clearings
amounted TO 1900 ba.es new dockets and 800
bales old.
2p. m.-Sales of the day included 5000 bales
|
The weekly cotton statistics are as follows:
| Total sales $1,000 bales-Amercan Al, 900 bales;
| trade takings, including forwarded from snips'
side 5000 bales actual export 1000 bales;
total imports 1l700O bales-Amercan 5000;
total stock $4,000 bales - American 100000
| bales; total atioat 10000 bales 49, American
$50, coo bales
Futlres-American middling, low middling
| clause, January delivery 61-64d, sellers; jan
| uary aud February delivery 81 4d, sellers;
| February and March delivery 51-S5d, buyers;
| March and April delivery 53-6id, sellers; April
and May delivery o4-6 i'd, buyers; May and June
delivery 56-64d, sellers; June aud July livery
57-64d, sellers; July and August delivery
5s64d, sellers; August delivery 5S64d, sellers.
| Market quiet.
4:O0p. MIXTURES: American mi1dling, low
n,ddlng ella Ise, January livery 1891,
sellers; January and February delivery 53-64d,
| sellers; February and March delivery 53-eid,
buyers; March and April delivery 55-64d, sell
ers; April and May delivery 8 b6-64d. sellers;
May and June delivery 57-6td, buyers; June
and July delivery 5 5S-64d, buyers; July and
Au rust delivery s 60-64d sellers; August de-
livery 6O-64d, sellers. The market closed
| irregular.
NEW YORK, Jan. II, noon.-Cotton opened
firm middling uplands 10 9-l6c; mIddling Or
leans 10 1i-l6c; sales 1876 bales.
FutureS-The market opened firm, with
sales as follows: January delivery 10 46c;
February delivery 10 soc; March delivery 10 5sc;
April delivery 10 G4c; May delivery 10 zoe. June
10 76c
500 D. m.-Cotton closed firm; middIiug
|
net receipts at this port to-day S2S bales, gross
6, 20 bales; sales "a bales.
Futures-Market closed barely steady; sales
10000 bales, as f'llows: January delivery
10 541tO 55c, February delivery 10 5sG1lO SOC,
March delivery 10 640o10 Csc, A ril delivery
10 70O10 7lc, May delivery 10 56010 nc June
delivery 1OS1010 &c, July delivery 10 500
10 Sic, August delivery 10 916D10 92c, Sept mber
delivery 10 4701O 4sc October delivery 10 2l0
10 PC.
The Suns cotton review says: Cotton
futures advanced 1890 points, with Liverpool
up equal to about that much, and buying here
while there was also good buying by &c mans,
local shorts, and others, the day being active
and excited. One small failure occurred. The
advance was about even, spring and summer
months being strong Some OF the southern
spot markets were higher. The south both
bought and sold. Cotton on spot was Lice
higher"
Weekly net receipts at New York 1894
bales, gross As, 33l: exports TO Great Britain
| 8 1856 bales, to France ,272 to the continent
1862; forwarded %, 493 bales; sales ,68j bales,
all to Spnners
GALVESTON, Jan. 17.-Cotton firm and tending
up; middling lOc.
NORFOLK, Jan. 17.--Cotton firm; middling
| 104c.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 17.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding t0SR@1013c.
BosToN, Jan. 17.-Cotton quiet; middling
109sc.
WILmNsroN. Jan. 17.-COtton strong; mid
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 17.-Cotton firmer; mid.
ding 10Mc.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 17-Cotton firm; mid
Futures - The market closed steady, with
sales of $500 bales, as follows: January
delivery 10 16c, February 10 l5c, March 10 22c,
April 10 29c May 1C 36c June 10 43c, July 10 SOC,
August 10 soc, september loo, October 8 73c.
MOBILE, Jan. H.-Cotton firm; middling
10c
MEMPHIS Jan. 1z.Cotton firm; middling
AUGUSTA, Jan. 17.-Cotton firm middling
10Ac.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 17.-Cotton firm; mid
| ding i01sc.
MoNTeoMERy. Jan. l7.-Cotton firm: mid
ding 1Oc
Macon-Not received.
COLUMBUS, Jan. T.-Cotton steady; middling
NASHVILLE, Jan. 17.-Cotton firm; middling
93Sc.
ROME, Jan. H.-Cotton firm; middling
ATLANTA, Jan. 17.-Cotton-middling closed at
0 15-16c.
NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-Consoii lated ret receipts
at I'll cotton ports to-day amounted to 81, 1903
aes; exports, o reat Britain 2S,S76 bales,
to the continent 6032 bales; stock at all Ameri-
can ports 69i 792 bales
Consolidated net receipts 1890 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 90, 154 bales, to France
| 6 O60 bales, to the continent "a, SOP bales Total
| net receipts since Sept. !. 1889, 4,B43,30 bales;
| exp 1s, to Great Britain l,876,l25 bales to
1 France oJU30J, TO Lue COutluSuJ l,VJV lOf Dalcb.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
| LIVERPOOL. Jan. II, noou.-Wheat quiet; de-
| maud poor: holders offer moderately; re-
| celpts Of wheat for the past three days 81 900
! centals of which So, 900 were American. Corn
quiet; demand poor; receipts Of American corn
for the past three days were 5000 centals.
Weather rainy
NEW YORK, Jan. H. noon.-FIour quiet
and easy Wheat dull and easy. Corn dull and
easier Pork quiet and firm at SO 75GD11 90.
Lard quiet and firm at Sc zoos 22I9. Freights
easy.
500 D. m.-Southern flour dull Wheat
spot dull and nominally lower; No. BRAD 5000
86]kc in elevator; options quiet, a60Ac down,
CLOSING weak longs selling; No 2 red, January
delivery 85sAc; February delivery 86Nc March
delivery s7$4c, May delivery sSbc. Corn-spot
| steady but quiet; No. 9, 38c in elevator; OPP
tions fairly active but weaker; January delivery
| BIC. February delivery CSC, March delivery
| 33sc May delivery 39lSc. Oats spot fairly
active, white easy; options quiet but hrner-
January delivery 253s6329c, closing at 29c Feb
ruary delivery 28t5lB2519c, May delivery 2756c;
| No 2 SPOT 20 (u30c; mixed western 2616QI30c
| Hops steady and quiet; state, new 100l5c, old
Seize Coffee-options opened steady, closed
| steady and 500 points up, dull; January de-
livery Is gO0i5 Csc, February delivery Is 90c
| March delivery 10 y0G16 00c, April delivery
| is sc, MAY delivery IS 9505l6 00c; spot Rio
steady and in fair demand-fair cargoes 1934c
| Sugar raw closed firm and in fair demand :
| ia r refining SIC; centrifugals, 90 test.
| 5 91G09)Ac; refined closed fairly active
aud in fair demand-C 5L4 d53zc, extra $40
| 4 off 4 lfn.