The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-30

Nash. & Chatt'a.. 81 Silver certificates 1885
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 20, noon.-Cotton pressed
for sale; American middllng l-16d sales 5000
balss--Amercan 100 bales; speculation and
export 1000 bales; receipts 10000 bales-all
American.
Futures American mdiling. low middling
clause, January and February delivery ID I;
February and March delivery 63-6sd; March
and April delivery s64d also 3-64d. also
2-64d, also 1-64d; April and May delivery
8 6-64d, also sod; May and June delivery
1064d; June and July delivery 5 l:-64d, also
also 13-6ad, also 12-64d, also 1l-64d; August
and September delivery ID. Futures opened
with an apparently better feeling. which has
since disappeared; the market is now flat and
400 p. m-&uturcs: American middling, low
nAddling clause January delivery SOS l-64d /;
January and February delivery 545 1-e4d;
March and April delivery 1895 5-64d:
April and May delivery I-64@5 Sad; May
and June delivery 10-ei@5 11-64d; June
and July delivery 12-6405 13-64d; July and Au-
gust delivery l4-64d, buyers; August and Sep.
TENDER delivery ls-64d, value Futures closed
firm.
Nsw Yong, Jan. 2s-Consoldated net re.
receipts at an cotton ports to-day "a, 052 bales;
exports, to Great Britain g,Sa9 bales, to
France 4,4sO bales. to the continent LAS bales;
stock at all American ports s12,399 bales.
500 p. m.-Cotton market closed quiet
| n1iddhng uplsnds 5-18c; middling Orleans
| g34c; net receipts IN bales; gross receipts
| 2, 352; sales to-day 1871 bales.
Futores-Market closed steady, with sales of
40, 200 bales, as follows: January delivery 02N
0Sc; February delivery 0s09 04c; March de-
| livery 9 0529 09c; April delivery 9 1oM9 10c;
| May delivery 2S29 29c; June delivery 9 $40
$50; July delivery 1909 46c; August de
livery 945dSa 46ci September delivery $40
8 $40; October delivery 24Ca9 e5c; November
delivery 9 EGO 44c; December delivery Q Ss0
| 9 24c-
| opened hrmer for early months, otherwise
easier, closing steady at an advance of 20a
| points on near and ld2 points on late moAths
from yesterdays closing prices, The market
made soon after the opening under adverse pri-
| vate reports from Liverpool When that
| market showed an improvement there was
scramble 10 get cotton that was sold early back
again. Then the market weakened because
| bulls showed neither spirit nor strength. In
| the hast half hour prices again hardened on de-
below the estimates, and the close was at about
DUH
ATLANTA, JAN sa-cotron quiet; middlne
| $50; receipts to-day 81 bales.
GALVESTON, Jan. 2a-Cotton closed steady
| middling $50; net receipts ,438 bales. gross
1,43S bales; sales 1sOl bales; stock 80 237 bales
| exports to the continent $50 bales
| NORFOLK, jan. 29.-Ootton closed quiet; mid
ding 91ac; net receipts 1851 bales, gross
1861; sa2es .236 bales; stock 81 l6g bales; ex-
4 ports 20 Great Britain . ,7l7 bales, coastwise
| 3,079 bales.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 2e-Cotton closed nominal;
middling s-lec; net receipts ], $50 bales gross
| 1SS; sales 800 bales, all to spinners; stock
| 1880 bales; exports coastwise 800 bales.
| Boston, Jan. 2a-Cotton closed quiet and
weaker; middling 5-l6c; net recsipts 239 bales,
| gross l,s05; sales none; stock - bales.
| WILMINGTON, Jan. 29.-Cotton closed steady;
middling $40; net receipts 500 bales, gross 500
| sales none; stock q ,l02 bales
| PzILADELPHIA, Jan. aa.s-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 954c; net receipts ~ bales, gross 1885;
| stock 6,915 bales
niddIing l-l6c; net receipts 9,2SO bales, gross
| 10 7f9; sales COCO bales; stock 352 0o4 bales
exports 10 France q, 4e9 bales.
Futures--rhe market to-day closed steady,
with sales OF Il, 800 bales as follows: January
delivery 6o08 sc, February delivery 8 $50
| 8 S5c, March delivery SSGDS sec, April delivery
] s 96GS So May delivery g 0599 csc, June de-
| livery 91a@9 lac. July delivery 21GD9 &c
August delivery Q 1000 slc, September delivery
| 9618 $50, October delivery S70,s sec.
| MOBILE Jan. 29.-Cotton closed quiet: mid
saIes 800 bales; stock 1878 bales; exports.
| cosstwise 1,345 bales.
middling SIC; receipts g. 9o bales; shipments
AUsUsrA, Jan 29.-Cottop closed dull;
middling 91sc; receipts 1886 bales; shipments
1881 bales; sales $50 bales; stock 41.e16 bales.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 29.-Cotton steady; mid
sales 500 bales; stock 57,676 bales; exports, to
| the continent ,50i bales, coastwise 796.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
New YoRx. Jan. 20, 500 p. m.-Flour. south
| era. steady and dull; common to fair, extra
81 4oG4 90; good to choice, extra, 80 500
5 IS; superfine 81 0o14 so; buckwheat flour
| Sc 259D2 IS. Wheat 1K0s1Sc higher and strong
No. red, cash. 81 09l1 in elevator; afioat, 81 0eN
al 10; {. O. b.. 81 0S14; No. Chicago, 81 0554;
options active. lA@ 19sc higher and strong; No.
red, January delivery 81 o91s; February deiv-
cry 81 09N; March delivery $; May delivery
81 o. $3.50 067s; July delivery C; December
delivery C Corn. higher and strong; No.
2. cash, 621SGoSj4c in elevator atioat, 62N0
eac; ungraded mixed 6O16G6234c; steamer
strong; january delivery 6sc; February
delivery 621zc; March delivery &C; May
| delivery $3.50; July delivery &C. Oats active
and higher; options active ana frrner; January
delivery 524c; February delivery 5214c; May
delivery 624c; No; red, on spot. 52@5sc;
mixed western 6O054c. Hops quiet and easy /;
| Pacific coast 291sbc, new 43G4sc; state, COM
mon to choice, 29430c Cofree-Options
| steady, closed points down to Is up;
| 16 6o@16 rs; March delivery 10 s0Q1e IS;
April delivery IS 90; May delivery IS 7odsl5 80;
+, July delivery 10 95GD15 Is; September delivery
! Ia 000A 05; spot Rio firm; fair cargoes
I9c; No l. l7ASI794c sagar-raw . firm
gals, 96o test 5SSc bid; Refined quiet and easy;
| @ 5@5 5-ISc; white extra c 5IA05 9-1oc, yea-
| low 50D516c; off A 9-16054c, mould A 5-iec,
| standard A Lice confectioners' SIC. cut
loaf 69sc, crushed 6S&c. powdered 9 5.lSc,
| eign nominal: New Orleans firm and dull;
common to fancy 2e0s5c. Petroleum
quiet and steady; crude in barrels. Park
| ers, 81 10; refnsd, all ports 81 IS. Cotton seed