The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-03
Closing QUOTATIONS.:
Nash. & Chatt'a. l02

East tennessee. ga n. j. { ntral. 12i a
L'ville & Nash. -. s5Is Western Union :. 50
| Memphis & Char. 81 Cotton oil certid. 3O4
Mobiie& Ohio. IL Brunswick. "a
+Ex-dividend ibid.
COTTON.
| and in fair demand; American mid Hing 9-16d;
sales 1000 ba es, of which 1000 bales were for
speculation and export; receipts $4,000 bales
American So, 300 bales.
| ,ueur.s-A erican IN diling. low middling
clause, January delivery Sl-64d; January and
| February delivery 81 i'd; February and March
36-6id, also 1874; April aud May delivery
37-64d, also 1854; May and June delivery
30-G4d; July and August delivery 1864.
| Market firm.
amounted TO 1880 bales new dockets and 200
| bales old.
p. m.-Sales of the day included $500
| bales of American.
American good middling sgd, middling
Sgd, low middling 9-l6d, good ordinary
5 7-l6d, ordinary Sid.
Futures-Anercau middling. low mddl'ng
! clause, January delivery 35-64d, sellers; jan
uary and February delivery 5 5-4d, sellers;
| February and March delivery 36-64d, sellers;
March and April delivery s7-6id, sellers; April
| and May delivery 1856 Id, buyers; May and June
delivery 4O-64d, sellers; June and July delivery
| 41-64d, buy RS; July and August delivery
1854, sellers; August delivery 43-6id.sellers.
| Market firm.
D.
| m ddling clause, January livery 1854,
| sellers; January and February 36-64d- sellers;
| February and March 537-e4d, sellers; March and
| April 3S64d, sellers; April and May 39.64d.
buyers; May and June 40-64d, sellers; June
and July 42-64d, buyers; July and Au gust
45-64d, sellers; August 44-64d, sellers Market
closed firm.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2, noon.-Cotton opened
quiet; middling uplands 104c; mlddling Or
leans l016c; aies - bales.
Futures-The market opened steady, with
sales as follows: January delivery 10 olc
April delivery 10 23c; May delivery 10 Bic, June
10 SIC.
500 p. m--Cotton closed quiet; middlinq
uplands l04c, middling Orleans 1910; net re
ceipts at this port to-day SIC bales, gross 9, IA!
bales sales II bales.
tutures-The market closed firm, witt
safes of 907O0 bales as follows; January
delivery 10 06c, February delivery 10 14010 loo
March delivery 10 $50 10 2ic, ril delivery 10 81
@10 Bic. May delivery 10 37010 3Sc, June delivery
10 44910 45c. July delivery 10 Soc; August de
10 c. October delivery 8 S609 soc.
The Suns cotton review says; Cotton
futures were buoyant throughout the day, lis
figures being the best in the last quarter of ar
hour. An advance in Liverpool in both spots
and futures gave impulse to the rise, bringing
in demand to cover contracts, as well as
some buying on Wall street. Then small re
| ceipts at the ports, due, il was understood, to
failure to report receipts at New Orleans
| caused further advance, and the close was
steady. There was heavy buying for January
and March. Cotton on s<ot was quiet bu
| firm
GALVESTON, Jan. Cotton dull; middlint
S56c; net rece pts 1884 bales, gross 1884
sa es 740 bales; stock 61,15J bales.
NORFOLK, jan. 2-Cotton steady; mtddiini
91l-16c; net recep $50 bales, gross $50; sales
926 bales; stock 37,787 bales; exports, to thu
continent 1900 bales, coastwise 49,
6ALrIMcRE, Jan. Cotton easy; middlinG
| 10&c; net receipts 81 bales, gross 4oi; sales -
| bales. stock .322 bales,
ron. Jan. 2-Cotton quiet; middlins
10ss010L6c; net rec ipts IA bales, gross 1 ,75l
sales none: STOCK none.
916c; neo recsipis 800 bales, gross 300; sales
bnone; stock 1907 bales.
. PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Cotton steady; mid
dl ng 1015c; net receiDtS IA bales, gross 1,OlO
sales none; took 9,056 bales.
Nsw ORLEANS, Jan. p otton firm; middlins
95sc; net receipts 6S7 bales, gross 81; sale
$500 bales; stock 357 ,023 bales; exports, coast
Futures The market closed steady. will
sales of 1880 bales as follows: January de
livery 9 Csc, February delivery zoe, Marci
, delivery 16c April delivery S3c. May delivery
9 S9c June delivery 95c, July delivery 10 02c
August delivery 10 02c, September delivery
69c.
9.i6c; net receipts 297 bales, gross 2s7
! safes 500 bal S; stock 1874 bales; exports
! | coastwise 1893 bales.
MEMPHIS Jan. 2.--Cotton firm; middlini
SthaDo
sales - bales; stock 1920 bales.
, AUGUSTA Jan. 2-CotJon quiet but steady
n,iddling 9-16c; receipts 22o bales; IN pmenc
743 bales; sales 941 bales: stock 2j,305 ba es.
, | t,HARLEsros Jan. lotion firm; md linz
] 96sc: net receip AIS bales, gross AIS; sale
] 80 bales; stock 1888 bales.
ATLANTA Jau. 2.-Cotton steady; middlinj
916c; receipts $40 bales.
,Ew DIX Jan. 2.-Consoh ated net receipt
at Ii cotton ,,orCs, two days, amounted t
&C. 6O4 bales; exports, reat Britain u, AZ
bales to France 3014, to the continent S,3S
bales; stock at all American ports 776s75 bales
PROVISIONS. GRO CERIEs, ere.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 2, noou.-wheat firm; de
roand inprosiug: holders offer sparingly
] California No. ], rs 41Ad; red western winter
, lid. Corn steady; demand fair.
, NEW Yoak, jan 2, noon.-Fiour quiet bu
steady. Wheat quiet but steady. Corn J
10 So Lard quiet but firm at Sc l215. Freight
Z firm. e.v Ill WI,
dull but firm; No. red 85N086c in elevator
local tradng-No. ? red, January delivery S575c
February delivery S71s, May delivery s94C
Corn easier with free offerings and fair trading
No. ss%@o1sc in elevator d; options ssf du ~
rlary delivery soc, May delivery 1890. Dat
ouet and easier; options fairly active and J
1l14c up-January delivery 2S36c, February Dc
livery 2SjAc, May delivery 2Sci NO. spot ~
0a30c: mixed western % sc. Hops quiet bu
firm. Coffee-options closed steady, 1905
noints down; lower cables, quiet-January de
iiv.ry IS COO, February delivery is 550l5 60C
May delivery Is 6OGl5 75ci spot klo steaa ~ an
i | firm and in good demand. Moasses-Foreig
! nominal; New Orleans open kettle, good
= | fancy. steady Petroleum closed steady; n
fined, here. 81 80 Cotton seed oil nEmer
Reef slow Beef hams steady; Tierced bet
1 dull Cut meats quiet Middles slow. Lar