The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-15

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Erie. .............. 81 N. ]. Ceatral. 1861
East Tennessee, Missouri Pacific. 66Ss
Lake Snore. 108 Western Union, E. 1884
L vile 8 Nash. 1875 Cotton Oil certi... 2s14
Memp Is & Caar. 40 Brunswick 1910. 20
Mobile s. Oaio.... 2S Mobile & Ohio As. 65
nash. Il Chatt'a.. 95 Silver certificates. 1064S
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, JAM IA, noon.-Cotton steady aud
in fair demand; erican mid ling 5-16d;
sales i, 900 bales-American 5000 bales; specu-
lation AID export 1900 bales receipts II, 900
bales-American IL, 100
Futures ! \ neuean m ling; low middllng
clause, January delivery ID; January aud
February delivery 5 16-64d; February and
| March delivery 2O-64d, also 1854; March aud
| April delivery % 64d, also 2a64d; April and
s9-64d, also 2s-64d June and July delivery
Sl-64d also 3o-64d; July and August delivery
| 8 32-64d; August and September delivery
80 sd. Futures quiet but steady.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to $500 bales new dockets and 100
| bales old.
4:00p. m Futures: American miidling low
| middling clause, January deliv ry 8 16-64d,
| buyers; January and February delivery 16-64d,
| buyers; February and March delivery 5 19-64(0
| 2O-64d; March and April delivery 22-841
5 26-6 d; May and June delivery Ss-Sig
| 2(64d; June and July delivery 30-64dIS 3164d;
| July and August delivery 32-54d, buyers;
Augu.t a9dseptember delivery a0-64@5 S1-64d.
1
| MANCHESTER, Jan. 14.-The Guardians com
| mercial article says: There is little change in
| the market, but the tone is fiatter. The absence
| of the regular India and China demand is be-
| ginning to be severely felt. India merchants
| are unable to account fully for the slackness.
| They are anxious to learn why the sacKness
| lasts so long Unless the demand by telegraph
| improves within two or three days it will DO
| concluded that serious di turbances have arisen
| in the India market Fluctuat ms in the rates
| OF exchange are now assumed to be the main
/ n q Qak htIzi Vhara fs fafr
mand for minor foreign markets Home buyers
are buying steadily, though mostly in small
| quantities. Firmness prevails. Tnere is little
important yarn b isineSS The bids of buyers
| of export yarns are rarely acceptable. Home
| consumers are shy. Printing and flnishing
| cloths are quiet but steady. Tue demand is
| largely for the best goods and medium makes
| which are well engaged. Common kinds are
| neglected. The production appears to be
| lessen!ng The best heavy goods are strong.
There 10 sufficient demand for medium low to
| keep prices steady
| New YoRK, Jan. II, noon.-Corton opened
| quiet; middhng uplands ego; middling Orleans
| 13-l6c: sales "a bales.
| Futures-The market opened steady at the
| decline with sales as follows: January delivery
| 2Oc; February delivery SIC; March delivery
8 47c; April delivery 9 Soc; May delivery 72c,
1 Nav delivery Sic.
| 500 p. m.-Cotton closed quiet; middline
| uplands 91sc; middling Orleans 1896 net
| receipts 80 bales; gross receipts o,79S; sales
| to-day So bales.
| Futures-Market closed steady, with sales of
| $4,000 bales, as follows: January delivery
2sQ9 2.lc; February delivery 500 3Sc;
March delivery oO8s SIC; April delivery ESQ
| csc; May delivery 9 1909 14c; June delivery
5000 SIC; July delivery 9109 SIC; August
| delivery 9149 52c; September delivery no
| @9 7ac; october delivery 500 SOC.
The suns cotton review says: Futures
| huctuated sharply; opened lower, quicaly
| rallied, presently declined. aud closing sg fly
| lower. II was a very unsettled. variable market
| to-day. Liverpool disappointed our bulls and
| wa 81 q Y-8fTU al ar lima ThaK,
/ the early figures indicated that the receipts at
| the ports would fail considerably below the
estimates of last evening smart rally was
| the consequence, and higher figures were sup
ported by sm Iler interior figures. Then came
| the crop estimate from reputable authority,
putting the total yield at 8, 600 bales. his,
together with hern adviceS to the effect
| that cotton is being held back put the bear to
| the front, AMI prices gave way. Market is very
feveri b, and IL requires but breath to turn it
either way Spot cotton was &c dearer and
quiet.
GALVESTON, Jan. 14.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 9}4c; net receipts 2l75 bales. gross
CLIO bales; sales $50 bales; stock 1888 bales;
| exports clasGwise j. 400 oales.
| NORFOLK, Jan. 14.-Cotton firm; middltng
9SAc; net receipts $40 bales, gross 500; sales
1861 bales; stock n, 9&5 bales; exports, coast
| wise l. Is bales.
| BALTIMORE, Jan. 14.-Cotton firm; middiing
| 93sc; net receipts 81 bales, gross 2,5lO; sales
none; stock II 40 bales; exports to the continent
- bales, coastwise 800
| BosroN Jaa. 4.-Cottou closed quiet AMI
easy: middlng 9ssc: net rec ipts 907 bales, gross
| g. SO; sales none; stock - bales; exports, to
| Great Britain 1y8 bales, TO the continent 1872.
| WILMINGTON, Jan. 14.-Cotton closed firm;
middling C; net receipts 4O3 bales, gross 400;
| sales none; stock "a 0oJ bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4-Cotton firm; mid
| ding &C; net receipts $50 bales, gross 1870;
STOCK 6,7S6 bales.
New ORLEANS Jan. 14.-Cotton closed firm
middling o-l.c; net receipts s4S bales, gross
| 4y13 sales 5000 bales; stock 1886, 635 bales;
| exports, coastwise 3. 43S bales.
FutureS-The market to-day closed quiet but
| steady, with sales of As, 800 bales as follows:
| January delivery 12c, February delivery 22c.
| Marcn delivery 34c, April delivery 42c, May
| delivery sic. June delivery oOc. July de-
| livery CSC, AUGUST delivery &c, September
| delivery 20c, October delivery 16c.
| MOBILE, Jan. 14.-Cotton firm; middling
| 91Ac; net receipts 2H bal -, gross 227; sales
| 600 bales; stock 52.097 bales; exports. coast
| wise 426 bales.
| MEMPHIS, Jan 14.-Cotton closed frm
middling 91zc; receipts 1875 bales; shipments
o. i6S bales sales 800 bales stocs 13S. 654 bales
| AUGUSTA, Jan. 1s.-Cotton closed firm;
! middling 914c; receipts AL bales; SD pments
| 1856 bales; sales 1,i91 bales; ock 40, rs bales
| 95sc net receipts 2.455 ba es, gross 1885, sales
| coo bales; stock Sc. 502 bales.
| ATLANTA, Jan. 14.-CotJon steady; middling
| 5-16c; receipts 545 bales.
| NEW York, jan 14.-Consolidated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports to-day 17,S71 bales;
exports, TO Great Britain 1894 bales, to
| the continent z, 430 bales, to France -; stock
at all American ports 92s,59 bales.
| GRAIN ASD PROVISIONS.
New YORK, Jan. IA, noou.-Flour quiet and
| steady Wheat active and strong. Corn quiet
! and firm. Pork dull AMI steady at $40 600
/ strong.
| 500 D. m.-Flour southern. dull and heavy;