The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-01


Va o. CONSULTED. go st. Paul. .......--. 52A
Ches. & ohio..... - preferred. ;. 1924
Northwestern >. Ic416 Texas Pacific -. az
preferred 1901 Tenn. Coal & Iron. 35lz
Della & Lack -. .1S7 Union Pacific. as
Erie. :....-...,-..- 1874 J. central. .lV9
East Tennessee. az Missouri Pacific. 65A
Lake Shore. 1924 Western Union. 79H
L vile & Nash. 75ss Cotton OIL csrti.. 20)x
Memphis & Char. - Brunswick ....... IS
Mobile & Ohio :. 2s1a MOBILE & Ohio As. COZ
Nash. & Cnatt'a.. 81 Silver certificates. 102ss
The weekly statement Of the associated banks
Issued by the clearing house to-day, shows the
following changes:
Reserve decreased. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1855
Loans increased .-...................- s,lol,ICO
specie increased. ............. 100, 300
Legal tenders Increased. .......-.- 1,169, 800
Deposits increased. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS b,M3, 400
Banks now hold sss as les in excess of the re.
quirements OF the Is per cent. rule.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 81, noon.-Cotton pressed
for sale; American middling 5 Lied; sales 5000
bales-American - bales; speculation aud OK
port 300 bales; receipts 1900 bales-American
Futures American m ddHng, low middling
clause, January aud February delivery ID;
February and March delivery sS-64d. also
also 3 2-64d; April and May delivery 6-s4d;
May and June delivery Esd; June and JHy
delivery il-e4di JUL, and August delivery
l2-64d. Futures opened eaSy.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's cleayings
amounted to - bales new dockets and 100
bales old.
loo p. MIXTURES: American mlddling, low
middling clause, February delivery 6.-64A
4 62-54d; February and March delivery 6l-6a@
62 Sid; March and April delivery LAO
and June delivery 1905 s-64d; June and July
| delivery 9-64Qs5 1O-64d; July and August de-
livery ) ii-64d, buyers; August and September
S Sd seaG D aturss sS Closed sasS delivery
Sales Of American {, 600 bales.
American middling 5 lid
NEW YORK, Jan. 81, no0n.-Cotton opened
quiet; mtddltng uplands 9 5-16o; mlddling Or
leans 9S4c: sales 2S7 bales.
Futures-Market opened steady and closed
steady, with sales as follows: February
| delivery opened at 02c and closed at 9 00c;
March delivery opened at oec and closed at
| 3 O4c; April delivery opened at 16c and closed
| at 13c; May delivery opened at 9 Csc and
closed at 9 23c; June opened at 9 S3c and closed
! at 32c.
500 p. m.-Cotton market closed quiet;
| middling uplands 95-16c; middling Orleans
934c; net receipts 1862 bales; gross receipts
| 4,615; sales to-day 200 bales, last evening 81.
| Futures-Market closed barely steady, with
sales of 66,000 bales, as follows: February de-
livery 9000S Ole; March delivery 04c; April
delivery 1909 14c; May delivery 2a@9 24cI
June delivery 5000 S3c; July delivery 800
9 4oc; August delivery 5000 40c; September
delivery 2909 SOC; october delivery 9 21a
| y &c; November delivery 1Q09 &c; December
| The Sums cotton review says, Futures
| opened at 5Q17 points decline closing barely
steady at s09 points decline from Yesterdays
closing prices. It is q short story with the
market to-day. Liverpool knocked the bulls
| completely out Those who covered yesterday
| in expectation of putting out their contracts
again to day az better figures got left. de-
| cline of 2-o40SS -64ths at Liverpool, and an in
crease of more than 30 per cent. In plantat ions,
| were quite too much for the bulls 20 withstand,
| and the improvement Of the past two days was
| quickly lost Spot cotton was dull and weak ="
GALVESTON, Jan. 3l.-Cotton closed steady;
| middling CSC; net receipts 1908 bales. gross
2,09S bales; sales - bales; stock, corrected,
| 50, 585 bales; exports. coastwise 352 bales.
| NORFOLK, Jan. 3l.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
| ding 95sc; net receipts 1904 bales, gross
| 1884; sales 1,l21 bales; stock $500 bales; ex
ports, TO Great Britain 1850 bales, coaStwise
| 1,274 bales.
BALTIMORE, Jan. St.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling 7-1ec; net receipts = bales, gross
| -; sales - bales; stock II, 1928 bales.
BosroN, Jan. 31-Cotton closed quiet and
| steady; middling 5.16c; net recsipts 325 bales,
| gross 1,347; sales none stock 49, bales; exports
| TO Great Britaln 1893 bales.
WILMINGTON, Jan. 3i.-Cotton closed firm;
mtddling SIC; net receipts 653 bales, gross 653;
| sales none; stock rs ,255 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 31.--Cotton quiet; mid
ding exc; net receipts $50 bales, gross 1858;
| stock, actual, 1859 bales.
middling 9 Lice; net receipts IL 1874 bales gross
| 1889; sales $3.50 bales; stock 351, 4S9 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 4.s13 bales, to the con-
| tinent Z, 975. coastwise ,414.
| Futures-Tne market to-day closed quiet but
steady, with sales OF 80, 700 bales, as follows:
February delivery re, March delivery 7sc,
April delivery s sc, May delivery csc, June
| delivery 0sc. July delivery 12c, August de-
livery 10c, September delivery 9Oc, October
delivery SEC.
MOBILE, Jan. s1.-Cotton closed dull; mid
ding sc: net receipts 1907 bales, gross 2.407;
| halnS.
coastwise 9lS bales
MEMPHIS, Jan. 3l.-Cotten closed easy;
middling $40; receipts .14s bales, shipments
4,O0O bales; sales 2,24a bales; stock, corrected,
100, I7S bales; burned 25 bales.
AUGUSTA, Jan 3i-Cotton closed dull;
middling CSC; receipts T73 bales; shipments
1913 bales; sales t55 bales; stock 43 557 bales.
| CHARLESTON, Jan. 31.-Cotton steady; md
ding 9bSc; net receipts 1,84s bales. gross iS49;
sales 4,271 bales; stock 51,5Ss bales; exports, TO
the continent 8, $50 bales coastwise 1913 bales,
| to Great Britain 4,672; spinners 1871.
ATLANTA, Jan. 3l.-CotJon closed steady;
middiing s-lsc; receipts to day s76 bales.
NEW YORK, JAN 31.-Consolidated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports to-day 81 400 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 25,5e7 bales, to
France - bales, to the continent II, 925 bales;
stock at all American ports Ss4, 40 bales.
| NEW YORK, Jan. 3i.-The total visible supply
of cotton for the world is S45s,l3 bales, of
which Z, 901 456 bales are American against 3,023-
219 and 2,bs9,o1 bales, respectively, last year.
Receipts at all interior towns for the week
bales. Crop in sight Q, 730, $50 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK. Jan. 81, noon.-Ffour quiet and
firm Wheat quiet but firm. Corn quiet and
firmre. Pork quiet and firm at 90 50A
II So Lard quiet and steady at So OF. Freights
steady.
NEW YORK, Jan. 81, 500 p. m.-Flour. south
ern. firm and quiet; common to fair, extra,
50 1904 90; good to choice, extra, 50 9oM
5 IS; superfine 81 0064 so; buckwheat -four
SO 250b2 IS. Wheat stronger and moderately
active No. red, cash, 81 104e1 1913 in elevator;
afioat, 81 1f24; options 9z0lMc higher on re-
ports of comparatively moderate holdings in
farmers hands and weather accounts against
the crop, shorts covering freely; No. red
January delivery $; February delivery
81 e95s; March delivery s.; May delivery
81 0S1s; July delivery ST. 0o5s; December deiT-
cry &C. Corn stronger, moderately active; No.
9, cash. 6212d9631Hc in elevator; aioat, 62S40
CSC; ungraded mixed 601k062i4c; steamer
mixed 611z@6194c; options 5sQe24c higher and
easier; January delivery &c; February
delivery 62c; March delivery 602O6i14c; May
delivery 59S4c; July delivery &C. Oats stronger;
options dull ana firmer; January delv.
cry &C; February delivery SIC; May
delivery 515Sc; No. red. on spot, 52146153Lsc
western white, 54@60c; No white, SEA 615Sc;
mixed western 50054c Hops quiet and firm
Pacific coast 29@S5c, new 43O43c; state, com
mon to choice, s9038c. Coffee-Options steady