The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-17


deivsry &-6ld; July and August delivery
s9-5id. also 2S-64d. Futures quiet.
The tenders Of deliveries at to-iay's clearings
amounted to 200 bales new dockets and 30
400 o. IN Futures: An ,r1can miidling low
mlddllng clause, January deliv ~ l2-64Ga
- o4d; January and February delivery 1884
90 1000; February and March delivery
1874 buyers; March and April delivery
ls-64d5 1904; April and May delivery 2l-S4
o. 2S6ld; May and June delivery 2t6ln
s5-ofd; June and July delivery 25-646,5 27-64d:
July and August delivery 2S-6id,5 1854; Au,
gust aud September delivery 5 2j-646a5 27-S4t
Futures closed steady.
The weekly cotton statistics are as follows.
Iotal sales for the week $1,000 bales-Ame r-
lean ooOOO bales: Spectators took - bales:
trade taSlngs including forwarded from ships
SIDE, soOJO bales; actual export 1900 bales;
total Imports lOl, 900 bales-American 81. ODl:
total stock 93&0O bales-American 651 Ol1
bales
dun aud easy; middling uplands 9lSc; mid
ding Orleans la-l6c: sales 55 bales
Futures-The market opened steady with
sales as follows: January delivery gle; Feb
ruary delivery soc; March delivery 43c; April
9 73c.
500 ,. motion market closed cay;
miuullng g1sc; low midding I5-l6c good
ordinary S-l6c; net racsipts here today 1880
bales, gross :, 1858; sales to-day 205 bales eli to
spinners; forwarded 5S3 bales; exports, to Great
britain = bales; stock at this port 1856
bales.
Futures-Market closed easy. With sales of
$1,000 bales, as follows: January delivery
y2U9 sici February delivery9 26@9 BIC: March
delivery 937Qy 3Sc; April delivery 4SD9 I9c;
May delivery $500 sac: june delivery o 6761
9 6oc; July delivery 1909 nc: August delivery
97I09 75c; September delivery 0 5609 SIC;
October delivery 1909 45c.
weekly net receipts at New York 1917
bales, gross 349Sl exports. to Great Britain
ll,0S2 bales, to the continent 6,9SS bales, to
France 1851; forwarded 6,s60 bales; sales !, 4i3
bales, all to spnners.
Consolidated net receipts at all ports for
the week l'O,0sS bales; exports, to Great Britain
7l,195 bales, to France i2,2O1, to the continent
10990.
Total net receipts since Sept. l. ASSOC
bales; exports, TO Great Britain si7 20s bales to
the continent l,156, 4S5 bales, to France 37s,3lO
channel i.29S.
The Sans cotton review says: Futures
opened with an uncertain appearance, closing
at 4GD6 points decline The mar6et to-day again
wa feverish and unsettled. The opening was
| depressed by the decline IN Liverpool Then
| came rally on the continued small crop move-
meat, which caused some covering of contracts
| But the bulge was feeble and short-ived, and it
was followed by fresh decline. The room is
quiet inclined to accept the maximum crop esti-
mates. Besides ell advices from the south say
| this crop is grading low, and therefore this
market is threatened with lot of rubbish later
on. The falling Off in port receipts from esti-
mates early in the week is at New Orleans
which market seems to know less about cotton
than any other southern port. Receipts at some
of the other markets were less. Spot cotton
was weak at the revised quotations of yester-
day"
ATLANTA, Jan 16-Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding c; receipts too day 4p5 bales.
GALVESTON, Jan. 16.-Cotton closed firm; mid
ding 8 ll-1oc.
NORFOLK, Jan. 1e,-Cotton closed steady; mid
ding 9I4c.
/ BALTIMORE, Jan. Ie-Cotton closed firm; mid.
ding gl6c.
BOSTON, Jan. 1e-Cotton quiet; middling
9ISc.
WILMINGTON, Jan. 16-Cotton firm; middling
DC.
PHILADELPHIA Jan. 1G.-Cotton firm; mid.
ding $40.
NEW ORLEANS Jan. 16.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 6-luC.
Futures Market closed steady, with sales of
4l,500 bales, as follows: January delivery
o5c, February delivery 9O9c, March delivery
8 17c, April delivery 25c, May delivery 84c,
| June delivery 43c, July delivery 53c, Au-
| gust delivery SOC. September delivery l6c,
October delivery Q 06c
MOBILE, Jan. l0.-Cotton firm; middling
| 3-l6c.
MEMPHIS. Jan. 16.-Cotton closed firm; mid
ding 9Ac.
AUGusrA, Jan. I6.-Cotton closed firm; mid
ding 9Ac
CHARLE8roN Jan. lb.-COtton firm, middling
MONTGOMERY. Jan. 16.-Cotton firm; middling
| S&c.
Macon-Not received.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 1s-Cotton steady; middllng
916c.
SELMA, jan 16-Cotton closed steady; mid
NEW York, Jan. TO-. Consolidated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports to-day 81, SOL bales;
| exports, to Great Britain 1880 bales, TO
the continent 493 bales, TO France 200; stock
| at all American ports 933,6H bales.
GRAIN AND Provisions.
g,,M "a
weak Wheat active and weak. Corn dull
| and weak Pork quiet and unchanged at SIC 900
~ 90. Lard dull and easy at So l21S. Freights
strong
$500 p. m.-Tlour. southern. dull and heavy;
common to fair, extra, 81 1904 90; good to
choice, extra. SS 9005 20; supertine u 0O@
so; buckwheat -four 81 25D2 IS. Wheat
lower and unsettled. closing hrlner; No.
2 red. cash, 81 Oi5s in elevator; afoGt, 81 065S
al O634;f o. b.. 81 0S14; No. Chicago, 81 05M;
options sold down 1s@55c and closed weak,
by crop news, but the general situation is upset
by fear of the effect of silver legislation; No.
red, January delivery 81 0S; February delivery
| 81 0b9s; March delivery s.; May delivery
| 97lSc. Corn lower, moderately active, closing
steady; No. 2. cash, &C in elevator; aioat 60l8
| Q160Nc unEraded mixed 6Sy4G1GOc; steamer
| mixed 5914G16O14c; options declined A0Ac and
! were freely offered, especially May, closing
steady; January delivery 59l4c; February deliv-
cry 5S24c; March delivery &C; May delivery
| 5oaA; July delivery &C. Oats lower
| and dull; options weaker and quiet
January delivery 5oI%c; February deliv-
cry g; May delivery t21Sc; No. red,
| on spot, 5015152c; mixed western 400
52c. Hops firm and quiet: Pacific coast 300 &c.,
new 43M4Sc; state, common to choice, 30G135c.
| Coffee-Options opened steady and unchanged,
and closed steady 5020c up on better cables;
fair trade; January delivery l6 65016 20; Feb
ruary delivery Is 25@16 80; March delivery
/ IS 46615 As; April delivery 10 90: May delivery
is 50Dl5 IS; July delivery Is 20Q1l5 Is; spot Rio
quiet and steaay fair cargoes l9G119Ac No z
I7146117Ibc. Sugar-raw in demand firm; fair
refining 4 11-l604Mc; centrfugals 96o test
50516c; refined quiet; 5Q5 1-l8c; white
extra 59sG15 7-16e, yellow 47a@5c; of A
5sz0o55Ec, mould A &C. standard A SIC
confectioners' A ll-16c. cut loaf 616c. crushed
Csc. powdered 3-16c, graduated 15-1O0Cc.
cubes 3loc, Molasses-Forelgn nom nal: New
Orleans firm; common to fancy 30035c. Pc
troleum quiet. steady; crude in barrels, Park
ers, 81 10; rein d, all ports, 81 40. Cotton seed
oil dull but steady; crude prime 26GD27c: crude
Off grade 2l0ac; yellow off grade 2515QD25c.
Wool firm; domestic fleece 32M37c; pulled
25Q33c; Texas 17Q24c Hides dull and easy,
wet salted-New Orleans selected, d to 50 fos,
7MSc; Texas selected, 80 TO GO Ms, 7G18c Pro-
visions Pork quiet and dull; old mess $40 90
oil 90; new mess S11 500l2 90; extra prime
50 501l0 90. Beef quiet and firm; family
80 000J so; plate 81 0007 30. Beef, hams,
firm and duh at S12 so. Tierced beef quiet,
steady; city extra, India mess, $14 50Qtl5 90.
Cut meats strong wan ed: picked bellies 51sc;
picket shoulders 41s94Ac; pickeled hams
7I6Gl7Ac Middles duh and weak: short
clear S. IS. Lard depressed; western steam