The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-31
COTTON.

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COTTON.
Lt7ERrooL. Jan. 80, connection quiet
and easier; An ;ican mid ling 6I6t; sales
500 ia of which 600 bales were for SPIT:
non nd, export; receipts 10000 bales-Ameri
can 1900.
Futur -Anerican n q ling 'ow r7iiding
| clause, January and February dcliv -ry Cd; Feb.
ruary and March delivery ii 54d, also Cd /;
March and pril delivery , 0-64d. also Cd ;
Apri a d May delivery L3-64t, also I'd; May
and June delivery Cd, also 3Gld; June and
July delivery 1-6id. also 354d; July and
August delivery 3-6ld, also sid; August
delivery 3-54l also 4-6id Market steady.
p. m.-Sales of the day included 6,CoO
bales Of American.
American good mdding Sled. middlng
! g II d, low middling Cd, good ordinary 53sI
ordinary 11-16d.
eutlres-A,ne-ican middling. low ,nildling
clause, January delivery G364d, buyers; la :
nary aud tebruary delivery g. I'd, buyers
February and March delivery B 6{-G4d, bu ,ers /;
March and April delivery Cd sellers; April
| aud May delivery 1-6ld, buyers; May and June
delivery 3-jld, sellers; June and July d livery
46ld, sellers; July and August delivery
3 5-6il, sellers; August delivery 5-6id Sellers
Market quiet bIl stea ly.
The weekly cotton statistics as follows:
TOtal sales 5000 bales-Amerlcan d. 900 bales.
trade takings including forwarded from Slips
side $1,000 bales: actual export 1000 bales;
total imports $4,000 bales-American 1900:
total stock 992,0J0 bales - American 49,, 900
bales toral ahoat 100000 bales - American
$4,000 bales
400 .. m Futures: American miidin7, low
ntddlng clause. January livery S2-64 J.,
sellers; January and February delivery 65-54d,
sellers; FEB uary AMI March delivery 626id,
sellers March and April delivery 63-64d, sellers;
April and May delivery I'D, buyers; May and
June delivery 26ld, sellers; June and July
delivery 3-54d. sellers; July and Au ST
delivery 9 4-G4d, sellers; August delivery
6 4-16d, sellers. The market closed steady
at the dec inc.
NV YORK, Jan. 80, no)n.--Cotton opened
dull. D1id1IiDy JInau6S t5-16p- n
leans II g. &C. aes > bales.
Futures-Tne market ojened steady, with
sales as follows: January delivery 10 Sec;
February delivery 10 SIC; March delivery 10 Gle;
April delivery 10 &c; May delivery II 0lc, June
| II 06c.
500 p. m.-Cotton closed steady; middling
uplands 10 l5-16c, middling Orleans II d-l6c;
net receipts at this port to-day 9!7 bales, gross
2l199 bales: sales to-day l32 bales.
Futures-The market closed firm, with
selesof 153,300 bales as lows: January
delivery 10 ESQ o 96c, February delivery 10 9j0
10 9jc, March delivery 10 9901l1 00c, 4 ri de
livery II 04Gll csc, May delivery II 03@11 10c,
June delivery II l4G1l l3c. July delivery Il Ice.
! gust delivery II 2l@,1I &c, sept rnber de-
livery 10 61W10 Gle, October delivery 10 $50
10 SOC, ov nDei delivery ID 1910 &c.
The suns cotton review says: Cotton
futures declined one to four points early, with
Liverpool lower and considerable selling both
for long and short account, local bears attack
ing the market, but later there wss rally with
good buying on foreign and southern account
ana covering Dy Ded.S, WHO DdI put out SNORT
lines in the morning. Receipts were smaller,
but southern markets were duh and easier.
Cotton on spot was steady.
GALVESTON, Jan. 3J.-Cotton easy; midd'ing
10 0-16c; Let rece PTS 1197 bales, gross 1,791;
sales 81 bales; stock IS. 46i bales.
NORFOLK, Jan. 30.-Cotton steady; mi idlng
103sc; receipts 1857 bales gross 1867; sales
81 Dales; stock Al, i35 balss exports coastwise
940 bales, to Great Britain i,101.
SALuAoRE, Jan. 30.-CottOn nominal mddling
10 15-i6c; net sceipts - bales, gross rs; ales
- bales; STOCK $500 bales; exports, coastwise
$50 bales.
.osroN Jan.3O Cotton quiet; middlng 1116c;
net rec iptS 1,011 bales, gross 3Sl1; sales none;
stock none.
7I1MIseroN, Jan. COTTON firm; mid
sales none; stock 17127 bales.
PHILApELpHIA, jan go ott0n firm mid
ding 1ll6c; neo receipts $50 bales, ross go;
tick 1893 bales; exports, to Great Britain 372
baes
NV ORLEANS. Jan. so Cotton steady; mid
ding 10 J-IGc: net receipts 5.53S bales, gross
5,645; sales 10000 bales; stock 2S4,245 bales;
exports to Great Britain 2,3J7 bales, to the
continent - c0astwlse 6SS.
Futures- Th9 market closed steady, with
sales OF 500 bales. es follows: January d.
livery 10 SOC, February delivery 10 54c, March
delivery 10 soc, April delivery 10 &c, May de-
livery 10 13c, June delivery 10 DC, July de-
livery 10 SIC August delivery 10 SIC, Sc tember
delivery 10 21c. October 8 SIC.
noble, Jan. 30 OF on dull; middling
lOL5c; net recepts 2G7 bales, : uss 267; a es
i05 osl 5; stock %, 1872 bales; exports coast
wise q bales.
SlEmpnIs, Jan. aO.-Cotton dull and easy;
middng 1880; recei ITS 1928 bal s; shipments
5.3lt bales; sales 900 bales sock 80, 932 oaes.
AUGUSTA, Jan. so Cotton quiet; I'd IiiHg
10 7-l6,: receiuts 1.031 bales; pnents
bales; sales 52s bales stock 22,006 la es.
CHARLIE ON, Jan. 3d. OF on market quiet;
mid hing 105kc. net receip 917 bales, gross 9I7;
SAFES - bales; stock 30, 80 bales.
ATLANTA, Jan. 30-Cotlon quiet; middling
10 5-16c; receipts 1875 bales.
NEW oaK, Jan. 3d. 5onsoli ated ct recelpJs
at Ii cotton .Jrls to- lay amounted to 1876
talas; expOr-s, .reat 5ri.an Z ,453 oaies
to France - bales, to the continent 500 bales;
stock at all American pJrls 615,5l7 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, Erc.
LIVERPOOL, Jan 3d. noon.-wheat dull; de-
mand poor; holders offer moderately Corn
easy; demand poor; new mixed western IS
HID
NEW YoRx, Jan. 80, noon.-FIour dull and
weak Wheat weak and freely offered. Corn
duh and easy. PJr< quiet and strong at S100
II %. Lard quiet and weak at So 2212. Freights
steady.
$50 p. m.-Flour, Southern closed dull and
heavy. Wheat dull 1c iwer and weak; No.
I'd 6456G895c ia elevator; options active, $50
1Jkc lower and heavy, with free selling-No
red Janua delivery 8t1sc; February delivery
SIC. March delivery IS &c, May delivery 859sc.
Corn fairly active and easier; No. ,, cash, IS q
6n367Sc in elevator; options quiet, 1sGD14c off
hit steadv-January delivery .61Sc, February
delivery 367zc, March delivery 3734c, May dsliv
erv 3.Izc Oats moderately active but weak;
options du ct and unchanged to sc lower: Jan
uary delivery 2s34c, February delivery S5sc