The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-20
The following were the closing quotations Of
=. Ssvv York Stock Exchange:

COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 10, noon.-Cotton dull; prices
generally in buyers favor; Al erican middling
SD; sales 5000 bales-American 100 bales;
ejaculation aud export 1000 bales; receipts
Is 900 bales-American H. 100.
Futures "A nerlcan IN iliag, low middling
clause, January aud February delivery S-l6d;
February and March delivery l0-64d; March
and April delivery 5 1464d, also 5 13-64d;
April and May I'll cry l7-64d, also 16-6Id;
May and June livery 2o-64d; June and July
delivery 22-Ji,; July and August delivery
52464d also 25-64d August and September
delivery 2l-G4d. Futures quiet but steady.
The tenders OF deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to 100 bales new dockets and -
bales old
400 p. MIXTURES: American middling, low
middling clause, January deliv ry 9-64d,
value; January and February delivery 9-64d,
value; February and March delivery 11-64d,
sellers; March and April delivery 1870
l5-64d; April and May delivery H-64Go
5lS64d; May and June delivery 2O-6 %
2l-64d; June and July delivery e2-64G15 23-64d;
July aud August delivery 24-64Q6 IS -64d; Au-
gust and September delivery 22-6405 23-64d.
Futures closed st ady.
New YORK, Jan. 10, noon.-Cotton opened
quiet but steady; middlinng uplands slAc; mid
ding Orleans 1850; sales 2s3 bales
Fltures-The market opened steady. with
sales as follows: January delivery CSC; Feb
ruary deliyery9 l3c; March delivery 8 23c; April
delivery S4c; May ielIvery 53c, May delivery
Gle.
500 p. m.-Cotton closed quiet but steady:
middling uplands CSC; middling Orleans
9l3ltc; net receipts 1902 bales; gross receipts
6,2)5; sales to-day 354 bales.
Futures-Marl1et closed st adv with sales of
4OU bales, as follows: January delivery
8 300 l4c; February delivery 1909 ice; March
delivery ~ o. 95c; April delivery 500 soc;
July delivery 9 6309 64c; August delivery 81
az &C; September delivery 8 1909 47c; October
delivery 1903 35c.
The Sums cotton review says: Futures
opened lower further declined, partially re-
GOV red, closing unchanged on January and
200 points decline on other months and steady.
Bears to-day had things pretty much their own
way during the morning hours. Liverpool re-
ported decline, an shadow of the maximum
crop estimates was over the market Later
tnere was partial recovery. Early estimates
OF the port receipts was below those for the
corresponding date last season, and Liverpool
mace some SHOW of siren gth. Such, however
Is the susceptibility of the market to the
slightest influence, that it weakened little in
the closing half hour, when the crop movement
Ior the DAY proved to be little in excess Of the
estimates The feature of the market was
comparatively large dealings in more distant
months, August taking the lead. Spot cotton
was Ire lower and dull "
GALVESTON, Jan. 19.-Cotton closed firm;
miudilng III C; net receipts 3640 bales gross
ootJ oales; sales ,253 bales; stock 116647 bales
Exports, to Great britain 6, ga bales, coastwise
NORFOLK, Jan. 9.-Cotton-Holiday; mid
a
SAFES - bales; stock ,0.004 bales.
BALTIMORE, jan I9.-Cotton closed nominal:
miudhng 4ac; net receipts - bales gross $40;
safes none; stock Il. 1856 bales; exports, coast
WISE 1900 bales.
BOSTON, JaL 19.-Cottou closed lower; mid
Jung l6c; net rec aipts 754 bales. gross 2,5l2;
s Ss none; stock - bales; exports, to Great
DIT am 1914 tales.
WILMINGTON, Jan. 19.-Cotton closed firm;
miuullng &C; net receipts l243 bales, gross 1,242
e45es none; stock z, 1886 bales.
AZ PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 19.--Cotton firm; mid
s Sllag G; net receipts 81 bales, gross 1875;
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 19.--Cotton quiet and
ea.y; mlddlng 5-1ec; net receipts 1888 bales,
Ssgss liza; sales $500 bales; stock 327, 642
ties aIes exports to Great Britain 4. ASS bales, to
'S contln Mt 9,077, coastwise 81.
sttuOueS-The market to-day closed quiet but
IIo@iy, VITA sales of 1890 bales. as follows:
S%H a.aasry delivery 9lc, February delivery &c,
S1i'Cl delivery 02c, April delivery | c. May
SSesIYery l9c, June delivery 2ac. July delivery
6o'G August delivery Csc, September delivery
NC, October delivery 97c.
lloBILE, Jan. 19.-Cotton quiet; middling
~; MT receipts l. 4SS bales, gross ,4SS; sales
W. oaiesi STOCK So 905 bales; exports, coast
WIS $40 bales
MEAPHIs. Jan. 19.-Cotton quiet but steady:
Aslittlglilng SIC; receipts 4269 bales; shipments
hioU bales; sales 800 bales; stocS 10 ,7S9 bales
rraiICisusrA, Jan. 19-Cotton closed eady;
TISi o Ilng CSC; receiD ITS $50 bales; shipments
CB paleS' sales 1888 bales; S. ocx 1873 bales.
oara.1uNi-AsloN, Jan. .-CoJton dull; mlddllng
net receipts 2, 1889 bales, gross 2, 1889; sales
~ oaIeS; stock 10, 922 bales
,a nhW YORK, Jan. 19.-Consolidated net re-
ssvcepts at all cotton ports to-day 32,2t2 bales;
tt66por's, to Great Britain 1925 bales, to
a. sto continent IL, 235 bales, to France -; stock
o. al American ports 91S,935 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
7, NEW YORK, Ian. 49, noon Flour dull and
o "egh. Wheat quiet and easy. Corn dull
a. Tl y. easy. Pork dull and easy at 50 700
80 a. 20. Lard dull and weak at So 10. Freights
co o;O D. m.-Flour. southern, dull and weak;
cSgIlnon to fair, extra, 81 1904 90; good to
IIs0oce, extra, So 9005 25; superfine 81 O00
11 oy bqckwheat -four So 2562 IS. Wheat
ttIsettied No 2 red. cash, 81 0401 o. in eleva-
90 anoat 81 063s; f. o. b., 81 0514; No. Chi
80 VIZ, d o5A; options we're down sole clio ed
i, eaA aud disturbed by reports of a bank failure
r. nansas City and large deliveries to England
rsS I the East Indies; trading moderate: No
aTI January delivery 81 0ls4; February deliv-
SSLLQo4: March delivery 81 04l6; May delivery
" O~35i July delivery C; December delivery
~, Corn dull and weaker; No. 2 cash. 500
MY, IN elevator; adoat 60Ac: ungraded
ar-iu 5s13D6013c; steamer mixed 59c:
SP1toHS depressed. 8kl15zn lower. realization