The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-24

+otd; May and June delivery 1876 N
July aud August delivery 5 ei-64GA5 2isstd: An,
gust and September delivery Is 64el5 1854
Futures closed barely steady.
Inc weekly cotton statistics are as follows:
lotai sal Tor the week 5000 bales-Amer-
lean 5000 bales: Spectators took - bales:
trade takings, including forwarded from slins'
side, 9oOO bal 5: actual export $4,000 bales;
total Imports 10000 bales-American aRGOO:
total stock 10000 bales-American $40 900
bales nv w
New YORK, Jan. 23.-ConsoIidated nat "a.
receipts at all cotton ports to-day 40 SEQ bales;
exports, 20 Great Britain 12665 bales, TO
the Continent 4sO9 bales, to France 1870; stock
al Az American ports 9O6,576 bales.
$500 p. Motion market closed dull.
middling 9Ssc; low middling l3-i6c good
Ordinary 1-l6C; net receipts here today / 24s
bees, gross 2S92; sales to-day 1Os bales, ali to
Spinners' forwarded 1854 bales; exports, 20 Great
Britain = bales, to the continent 699; stock at
this port 1lS,2p9 bales.
Weekly net receipts at New York $3.50
oalss, gross $500; exports, to Great Britain
lu.o9S DaleS, TO the continent s 200 bales to
france l.oSO; forwarded 1911 bales; sales $50
bales; spinners $50
Consolidated net receipts at all ports for
tne week ID 10 bales; exports, to Great Britain
IS4,gos bales, TO France p 626, TO the continent
%, al5
Total net receipts since Sept l. 5O55. 6as
oales; exports, to Great Britain 942 l91 bales TO
channel |, 29S
Futures-Market closed steady. with sales of
10000 bales as follows: January deliver OF
SDs Oac; February delivery O6@9 o c; March de,
livery 8 l5@9 Ice; April delivery 26Ng c;
May delivery 5000 pc; June delivery . 900
47c; July delivery 9 SIC; August delivery o 81
@g 55c september delivery 9 5000 4Oc; October
delivery 3O9 3lc; November delivery o g76A
&c; December delivery 27(09 Doc.
The Sutn'S cotton review says: Futures
opened at one point decline, closing steady at
four TO five points decline from Yesterdays
RAaFS hA fnr A.
much their own way from the opening, which
was weak under the decline in Liverpool Then
the port receipts began TO show big figures
and prices further declined. Then again came
very full figures from the interior the receipts
showing a considerable increase over last week
These were regarded as a complete knock ont
TOT tne ouils, but they plucSed up courage, aud,
with the aid OF the customary buying TO cover
contracts, effected sma recovery. The DUR
chase OF one line of 1909 bales of August was
the principal feature of the dealings in the last
NIT en- minutes. Spot cotton was duh and
weak, but not quotably lower"
ding 99sc.
..EoRFoLK, Jan. s9.-Cotton closed steady; mid
BALTIMORE, Jan. 2a-Cotton closed nominal;
middling 7-l6c.
BosToN, Jan. 2s.-Cotton quiet middling
9sSc.
WILMINGTON. Jan. 23.-Cotton steady; mid
ding &c.
,PHrLADELPHIA. Jan. 9s.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 91Rc.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 23.-Cotton steady; mid
Futures Market closed steady, with sales Of
$4,000 bales follows; January delivery
ssc, February delivery Ole, March delivery
94c, April delivery Ole, May delivery loo,
June delivery l9c, July delivery 0 Csc, Au-
| gust delivery &c September delivery Ole,
October delivery 9Oc.
The crop statement from Sept. ] TO Jan o.
inclusive is as follows: Port receipts 5,O3g, 1875
bales against 4,s6s,64o bales last year Over
land movement To mills and Canada $50 3i4 bales,
against 69s,7 bales last year. Interior stocks
| in excess of Sept. /, ass, 492 bales against
| 1856 254 bales last year. Southern mill takngs,
| $780, $40 bales, against 256 285 bales last year
| Amount of crop brought into sight during Is
days 6534541 bales, against 60s6, 1893 bales last
| year.
MOBILE, Jan. 2S.-Cotton dull middling
3-l6c.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 2s.4Cotton closed dull and
easy; middling 94c.
AUGUSTA Jan. 23-Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding 9l46493Rc.
CHARLEsToN, Jan. 2a.-Cotton steady; middllng
| 99sc.
MONTGOMERY, Jan. 23-Cotton closed steady;
| middling sac.
| MACON, Jan 23.-Receipts $50 bales; sales
| - bales shipments 1854; stock 10 S28 bales.
COLUMBUS Jan. 23-Cotton quiet; middling
| s1sc
| NASHVILLE. Jan. 23-Cotton steady; middling
| e1sc
SELMA, Jan. 23-Market not received to-day.
Il
| ments 2714 bales; stock 1881 bales.
| ATLANTA, Jan. 23-CotUon -middling closed
at 3-l6c; receipts to day 457 bales.
| GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
New York, Jan 90, 800 p. m.-Flour, south
| ern, quiet and firm; common to fair, extra,
| 81 1904 90; good to choice. extra. So 900
| 5 IS; superfne 81 006D4 so; buckwheat -four
| 81 25Gn2 35. Wheat shade higher; options dull
No red, cash. 81 05A in elevator; afoat, 81 06}I
| al O67A; f. o. b., 81 0Sl4; No Chicago, ST O5N:
L nar RI Lp lnWar m giorht
| re to sell, became stronger and advanced 166D
| &c. clos ny strong on western bulshness; No Z
| red, January delivery 81 0i54; February delivery
| 81 025s; July delivery C; December de-
| livery &C. Corn stronger and quiet; No.
2, cash. 6l@6l5sc in elevator; ahoat, 620
mixed eO205l94c; options ss@1sc higher and
strong; January delivery ..6l@c; February
delivery 5SSsc; July delivery &C. Oats
delivery 51sSc; February delivery 5i9kc May
| delivery 51asc; No. 2 red, on spot, 5l566959c;
western white, b2@59c; No 2 white, 5Ol505ic;
Paeac coast ssSc new sae
mon to choice, 290S1c. Coffee-Options
opened steady 10 points down to 10 up and
Closed steady II down to 10 up; irregular. active
16 55@16 90; March delivery 16 2O916 %;
| April delivery IS 90; May delivery 10 65D15 20;
/ July delivery 10 1O016 10; September delivery
| IL bOs spot MO acJiVe anu nFuleT, Idlr cdFgOeS
l9c; No. Z, 17A@17ssc. sugar-raw held
| firmly in demand fair refining 47Ac bid
centrifugals, go test 5G15aSc; refined quiet
| Q b1sQD5 3-lSc; white extra c 51a05 9-16c, yell
| low 50151sc; Off A 9-l60b534c, mould A 81 c,
standard A 1-l6c, confectioners' A SIC. cut
| loaf 696c, crushed 67fc. powdered 5-1Sc,
| graduated csc, cubes 5-1oc. Molasses-For-
! eIgn anal: New Orleans firm ami in good
| demand; common to fancy 30035c. Pc
troleum quiet. steady; crude in barrels Park
ers 81 10; refined, all ports, 81 45. Cotton seed
| oil dull, steady; crude prime 260t27c: crude
| of grade 2lQ1 nc; yellow off grade 25l66125c.
| Wool quiet domestic fleece 320137c; pulled
26039c; Texas 17@24c. Hides dull and easy.
| 71Sc; Texas selected, so to 60 DIS, 76s8c Pro-
visions -Pork duh; old mess 50 5000 70; new
| mess 81 50QD11 rs; extra prime 50 501l0 90.
| Beef quiet and firm; family 50 00ng so;
| plate 81 00QD7 30. Beef, hams, quiet but firm
| at $12 50. Tierced beef dull and steady; city
| extra, India mess, $14 50O15 90. Cut meats
| firm. in fair -mand; picked bshies 51S Ql514c;
picket dshoulders 4lp414c; pickeled hams 1870
| &c. Middles quiet but weak: short clear s. rs.
| Lard easier and freely offered; western steam
So 05; city. s. 50D5 So; options january de-
d.liyery SO IA; April delivery 8; Jay delivery
| America So &c. Butter quiet at 18O25c.
| Cheese active; light skins 50s15c. Freights to
! Liverpool steady; cotton lid; grain i'd.
| CHICAGO, Jan. 23.-The market had weak
| opening to-day at alb nut nc decline since the
| session yesterday. First trading in May was at
| 93lzc, with some sales at 939zc. There was an
| almost instantaneous reaction to 931sc and
! after surging ba kward and forward a lew min
utes between 93Ac and 90 &c it made a slight
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