The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-22

LIVERPOOL Jan. q. -Cotton-Business
ding S-l6d sales 5000 baIes1American 8 500
bales; speculation and export 1000 bales:
receipts 900 bales-American 1850.
Futures mAmercan m I ling. oE midding
i February and March delivery 5 IO-64l5 II cd; :
March and April delivery l364615 l4-std
/ April and May delivery 16-64d Nav ana June
/ delivery 1864, also 20-64d, also 2!-6ad;
/ June and July delivery 22-6465 2364d; July
/ and August delivery 2S-64615 24-5sd; August
AID September delivery ID. Futures firm.
| bales old.
400 p. m.-Futures: American middlinS, low
mIddllng clause, January delivery 5 S-64d ,
value; January and February delivery 5 s-64d
value; February and March delivery S IO-64d
sellers; March and April delivery 1S-S4d,
! buyers; April and May delivery 5 I6-64d,
buyers; May and June delivery 6I9-6IN
2o-64d; June and July delivery 2l-S46l5 21-64d;
July and August delivery % 64Gb5 2464d; Au-
gust and September delivery 52l-64d, value.
Futures closed quiet.
MANCHESTER, Jan. 21.-The Guardians com
merclai article says: The tone of the market
is quiet The absence of important Eastern in
qufry is attributed to the uncertainty regarding
| the price Of silver and future movement of
Eastern exchanges. The Wholesale handlers of
goods and yarns. especially buyers of yarns for
INDIA, are closely watching silver legislation in
the United state assuming that 1t will largely
influence prices in the east. They are there
| fore, avoiding forward engagements. Manu-
I
| Some, however, find the present slackness in
demand trying, and are obliged to stop por-
| ton OF their looms. There is a steady demand
from smaller foreign markets that are not
| affected by the currency question. Home bust
ness is fair. There is no special feature in the
| yarn department Continental buyers have
recently purchased more freely. Price are
| barely supported. There is moderate demand
| for most kinds of cloth, especially for India
and China requirements ShirtingS are dull as
| are also many fine and fancy goods produced
| full
gagements. Common printers are difficult to
| sell. Heavy goods are steady"
quiet but steady; middling uplands 95c; mid
| ding Orleans l3-i6c; sales - bales.
Futures-The market opened steady, with
sales as follows: January delivery 10c; Feb
| ruary delivery9 zoe; March delivery 29c; April
| 9 60c.
500 p. m.-Cotton closed quiet middling
| uplands 9ssc; middling Orleans 1866; net
receipts 1910 bales; gross receipts /, 761; sales
| to-day Sc bales.
Futures-Market closed barely steady. with
sales o. 90,l0U bales, as follows: January de-
livery 1908 &c; February delivery9 1909 l5c;
March delivery 23eg &c; Aprild delivery $40
DC; May delivery 8 4409 45c; June delivery
| 5000 54c; July delivery 62M9 63c: August
delivery SOS DOC; September delivery 45A
4sc; october delivery 5000 arc.
The Suns cotton review says: Futures
opened SOC points dearer, presently declined,
closing barely steady at points advance on
January, and unchanged on other months from
yesterdays closing prices. Liverpool opened
dearer, and our market made pretty vigorous
response at first call. But the boon was short
lived. Liverpool lost part of it's early advance,
and the early indications of our crop movement
pointed to pretty full figures for the day and
week. The bulls showed no sort of spirit; ap-
parently they had no confidence in themselves
Selling to realize was the natural result and it
soon set in with considerable vigor under
which most of the advance was soon lost. and
the market became not only struggling but
struggling one, SO continuing throughout the
day. ) rot cotton was quiet -
GALVESTON, Jan. 2l.-Cotton closed easy:
m1ddllng lite; net receipts 25l2 bales. gross
2,5I2 bales; sales 1875 bales; stock 49, 172 bales;
exports, to Great Britain ,67o bales, coastwise
NORFOLK, Jan. 21.-Cotton closed steady; mid
ding 3ltc; net receipts 2,447 bales, gross
2,447; sales 1868 bales stock IS, 400 bales; ex-
ports coastwise 1,64S bales.
BALTIMORE, Jan. Election closed nominal:
middling 91ac; net receipts = bales, gross $40;
sales none; stock 11,47S bales; exports, coast
wise 700 bales.
Boston, Jan 21.-Cotton closed quiet and
easier; middling $3.50; net receipts ASS bales,
gross 2,920; sales none; stock - bales; exports
to Great Britain l16 bales
WILMINGToN, Jan. 2l.-Cotton closed steady;
mldding SC; net receipts 6lS bales gross 61S;
sales none; stock x, 977 bales; exports to Great
Britain 200 bales. coastwise pa bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 21.-Cotton quiet: mid
stock 9, 2O4 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. JAN 21.-Cotton steady;
middling sac; net receipts 10,3 41 bales, gross
TO- 427; sales 6,050 bales; stock 1885, 8Q4 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 4,301 bales, to France
5,406, coastwise !, 654.
Futures-Tne market to-day closed quiet but
Steaiy, with sales of 90, 400 bales, as follows:
January delivery s5c, February delivery &C
March delivery Ole, April delivery 9 12c, May
delivery g 21c, June delivery 30c, July delivery
9 S9c, August delivery SSc September delivery
9 09c, October delivery 9Gc.
MOBILE Jan. 21.-Cotton steady; midding
3-16c; net receipts 752 bales gross 752;
sales 1900 bales; stock 1926 bales; exports
MEMPHIS Jan. 21.-Cotton closed easy;
middling SIC; receipts 1854 bales; shipments
1O4S4 bales sales 300 bales; stock 1873 95l bales
middling 93sc; receipts 1889 bales; shipments
955 bales; sales 952 bales; STOCK &c, 566 bales.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 91.-Cotton dull; mlddling
500 bales; stock SO, 1913 bales
ATLANTA, Jan. 21.-CotUon closed quiet; mid
ding SIC; receipts to-day 800 bales.
New YORK, Jan. 21-Consolidated net re-
exports, to Great Britain 1851 bales, to
the continent 1,S4S bales, to France b,046; stock
at all American ports 906,952 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
NEW YORK, Jan. 81, noon-FIour dull and
irregular. Wheat active and firm. Corn quiet
and strong. Pork quiet and steady at 80 75G
II rs. Lard quiet and firm at So 10. Freights
steady.
common to fair extra, 81 1904 90; good to
choice, extra, So sO95 Is; superfne S. COO
4 so; buckwheat -four 81 2502 49, Wheat ssGD5sc
higher; firm; No. red, cash. 81 os2s in eleya-
tor; afoat, 81 0s; {. o. b., 81 0S14; No Chi
cago. 81 o5s4; options strong, ss6lS4c advance;
No. red, January delivery 81 0534; February
delivery 81 06Is; March delivery 5; May deliv-
cry ST. 035s; July delivery C; December
delivery &C. Corn stronger and quiet;
No. 2. cash, 6016c in elevator; adoat
601Sc; ungraded mixed 581106016c; steamer
mixed SOC: options unchanged to sc higher
and quiet; anuarysdelivery 601Sc; February
delivery 60Nc; March delivery &C; May
delivery 5s16c; July delivery &C. Oats
higher and less active; options quiet and
frmsr; January delivery 5116c; February de-
livery 5l&c; May delivery 5l9s051s4c; No.
red, on spot, 520521Sc; No white, 501h6151c;
mixed western 49@52c. Hops quiet and weak;
Pacific coast 29Q36c. new 5000; state, COM
mon to choice, 29031c. Coffee-Options
steady; January delivery 16 80017 90: Feb
ruary delivery 16 3O616 40; March delivery
is 40016 90; April delivery Is rs: May delivery
Is 400l5 so; July delivery IS 1o015 is; spot Rio
easy and quiet; fair cargoes 19Q119L4c No. Z |
17A0173Sc. Sugar-raw active and firmer; fair |
refining 42506c; centrifugals, 96o test, |
5059Sc; refined frmer; O 51AQb5 3-fSc; white |
extra G 51615 9-16c, yellow 5151sc; off A |
9-160534c, mould A 3-10c, standard A Lice, |
confectioners' A 57Sc. cut loaf csc, crushed |
65sc, powdered slice, graduated exc. |
cubes 5-l6c. Molasses-Forelgn nom nal: New |
Orleans firm; common to fancy 30035c Pc |
troleum quiet, steady; crude in barrels, Park |
ers 81 10; refined, all ports, 81 49, Cotton seed |
oil dull fir n in1a O6lA07a.