The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-08

East Tennessee. 74 Missouri Pacific. :. $50
Lake shore. .107A Western Union. ~
!. vile & Nash. 1914 Cotton Oil csrti.. 1884
Mobile s. Ohio. 21s4 Mobile & Ohio Is. IS
Nash. & Chatt'a.. % Silver certificate. los
asked.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. :, noou.-Cotton firm and in
good demand; erican mid ling SID; sales
1000 bales-American 10, 200 bales; speculation
and exp TT 1000 bales; receipts ii, 400 bales
ali American.
Futures neucau m ling, low middling
alsJ 5 10 Cad, also 8 II SAD; February aud March
del livery ID 64d, also l4-64d, also l5-54d
March and April delivery 176ld, ais 15-64d,
also 49, a; April and Nay delivery 5 20 Sd
livery 9 odd. also 25- SAD; June aud July de-
livery ii; July and August delivery 2S-64d,
also 29-64d. Futures firm.
The tenders of deliveries at to-days cleariugs
amounted to 5000 bales new dockets and 1900
bales old.
4:O0p. m futures: An ,rIcan mi idline, low
middling ella Use, January deliv ry 12-64d,
buyers; January ami February delivery S l2-64d
buyers; February and March delivery 5 l6-64d,
sellers; March and April delivery 19-640
. 20-64d; April and May delivery 5 22-64@
5 23o4d; May and June delivery 25-6405 26-6 "a );
June and July delivery 21-64@15 2S-64d; July
and August delivery 29-646p5 3O-64d; Augu t
and September delivery 27-6405 2S-64d. Flu
lures closed firm.
O,ANcHEsrER, Jan. THE Guardians com
mercial article says: Dizziness prevails in the
absence OF India business, but the demand for
the minor markets is r fairly large quantities,
and is an important setoff. Transactions,
although light, are sufficient to maintain the
market. There is slight CHINA and Japan bust
ness. Production suiti bic for the East is }
fully engaged that India and China staples are
rarely pressed for sac. Best qualit es have
continued preference, and prices are firm.
Common qualities are m silly steady, but prices
are dtsproportionate low. There is increased
inquiry for export yarns. Little business is ex-
cted, buyers evidently having the impres zion
that lower rates will soon prevail Similar
conditions p evall in the home yarn part
ment There is little change in cloth. Best
shirtings, shipment grey, are steady. There is
moderate business il bleaching shirtings exc
cuted at prices that are unsatisfactory to manu-
facturers. Thsre is far inquiry for dhooties
AMI other fancy goods T Jr India. Jaconets an
mus are neglec,ed. High reed printers and
other finishing goods are steady. Best MAKES OF
neavy goods are firm"
ATLANTA. Jan. lotion closed steady; mid.
ding 9IEc; receipts 8 bales.
NEW YORK, Jan. 7, noon.-Cotton opened
quiet bat steady; middling uplands Q 5-l6c;
mddling Orleans SC; sales 55S bales.
Futures-The market opened steady. with
sales as follows: January delivery 9 l4c; Feb
ruary delivery &c; March delivery &c;
April delivery 40; May delivery 8 soc, May
delivery 0 Csc.
500 p. m.--Cotton closed quiet but steady;
middling uplanos 5-lGc; middling Orleans
S/SCS HcL EcGSlpbb J,UOl DdA6SS RFOSS Receipts
3,5a7; sales Gay COS bales.
Futures-Market closed firm. with sales of
$1,000 bales, as follows; January delivery
22c; February delivery SIC; March delivery
1903 47c; April delivery 60@aJ Gle; May
delivery 1000 71c June delivery 9 5000 sc
July delivery 7sc; August delivery &c; Sep.
tember delivery 7u09 Tic.
The suns cotton review says: Futures
opened higher, further advanced, closing firm
at 1917 points advance from yesterdays
closing prices. The market was as buoyant to-
ay as 1t was depressed in two previous days.
Liverpool made values gradually a vance to
about the closing figures of Saturday. The
firmness of the southern spot markets, more
activity at some of taem, and buoyaHt future )
at NV Orleans were in some degree elements
of strength. Liverpool advances was under
stood to be caused by the renewal of the
troubles Of the bears there which caused the
bulge last week-namely, their inability to get
cotton torward to ill their contracts in that
ma ket, and he position Is regarded as so I'm.
certain as to cause muc1 une lsness. Spot cot
ton was more active, mainly for nome consump-
ton, and D ices were very firm"
GALVESTON, jan. Cotton closed steady;
middling OF C; net rec iptS $500 bales. gross
S.06J bales; sales 457 bales; stock III, ds6 bales;
Spt l.'trs u.
NORFOLK, Jan. 7.-Cotton firm; middling
Sc; net r9csipts 2,C41 bales, gross 2,647; sales
!, IA bales: stock l,47S bales; exports, coast
wis 9j3 bales.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 7.-Cotton firm; middling
&C; net receipts 46 bales. gross 1S0 sales
obOSh A4sOVO boiOo1 lcS SOdoONloO % y
bales
Boston, Jaa 7.-Cotton quiet; middling
bic; net rec ipts 7S1 bales, gross 8, 419; sales
none; stock - bales; exports, to Great Britain
10 biles
WILMINGTON, Jan. 7.-Cotton closed steady;
middlng sac; net receipts 2l6 bales, gross 2l6;
sales none; STOCK 1858 Oales.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 7.--Cott1n firm; mid
ding 95sc; net receots 1,011 bales <ross /, II;
stock 1884 bales exports, to Great Britain 8, 162
bales.
New ORLEANS. Jan 7.-Cotton closed firm;
middling . Lie; net receipts 9736 bales, gross
y 9oS; sales 1920 bales; stock S32, oS7 bales,
exports to Great Britain - bales, to France
&, 100 bales, to the continent 227T9 bales coast
wise 2,6!!.
Futures-Tne market to-day closed barely
steady, with sales of a, 400 bales. as follows:
January delivery csc, February delivery l6c,
Marca delivery 21c, April delivery sec, HAY
livery 9 &c, Au Just delivery &c September
delivery 36c October delivery &c.
MOBILE, Jan. 7.-Cotton steady; middling
$50; MT receipts Sag bal s. gross 5a2;
sales 1000 bales; STOCK 46, 2Ol bales; exports,
C iastwiSe 3,7Jl bales.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 7.-Cotton quiet but steady:
middlng 60; receipts 2.4s7 bales; shipments
40 bales; sales . 700 bales; STOCK 1853 664 bales
middng 90191sc; recei 'ts 357 bales; sh pments
$50 bales; sales 400 bales; ock 49,0l5 bales.
CHARLESTON, Jan. lotion frmi mIddling
915O9}sc; net receipts 1850 be es, gross $50;
the continent 4, 3 3 beles.
NEW York, Jan. 7.-Consolidated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports to-day "a, 484 bales;
OK or.s, to GreIt Britain 926 bales, TO
France 100 bales to the continent Is, 100 bales;
stock at all American ports 904,075 bales
GRAIN AND PROVISION
NEW YoRK, Ian. z, noon Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat quiet but easy. Corn quiet
and easy. Pork dun and unchanged at $40 00GD
IL 90. Lard dull and easy at 81 3d. Freights
stronr.
500 D. m.-FIour. southern. quiet and steady;
common to fair, extra, 81 4O03 90; good to
CHOICE extra. So 90Gl5 25; superfine "a 000
so; buckwheat -four 81 25d2 IS. Wheat du
and weak; No 2 red, cash, 81 0SN; 81 06Is0
] OF afoat; 81 051401l 0S {. o. b.; No. Oh cago,
81 05M; options irregular. dull and M@Hc
lower; No. 2 red, January delivery 81 0$s;
February delivery 81 ~: March delivery
81 O5s4; May delivery 81 041s; July delivery
&C. Corn irregular, quiet and easy; No. 2.
cash, 500 9I<c in elevator; Gle adoat; I'M
graded mixed 57lsl160l6c; steamer mixed 5S16
059Isc: options dull and ca y; January delivery
sec; Februa y delivery 59Sz.; Marc delivery
&C; May delivery 5 nc; July delivery &C.
Oats stronger and active; options quiet and
firmer; January delivery soc; February de-
livery 5Oszc; May delivery 5l4sc; No. 2
red, on spot. 50A t5l14c; mixed western so
SIC. Hops firm and quiet: Pacific coast 306 ,38c;