The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-09
COTTON.

| Mobile & Oaio.... p Mobile & Ohio IS. 64A
| COTTON.
| LIVERPOOL. Jan. s. noou.-Cotton firm and in
| good demand: \ erican mid ling SID; Iles
| $4,000 bales-Amercan 10. 900 bales; speculation
and exp 'rt 1900 bales; receipts 1000 bales
| American none.
| Futures nelcan m ling. low middllng
clause, January delivery I564d; January aud
| February delivery 15-o4d; February and March
| de livery l9-64d also 1S64d; March and April
| delivery 236ld, ais 2264d; April and Nay
| delivery 25 CAD; May ana June delivery 2S64d;
| June and July delivery 3064d, also 294d;
July and August delivery 5 32-64d. also .S1-o4d.
| Futures steady.
400 D. m futures: American miidHng, low
| middling ella Use. January deliv ry 1664d,
| sellers; January and February delivery l6-64d
| sellers; February and March delivery 5 1894 D
l9-64d; March and April delivery 52-64d,
sellers; April and May delivery 2464d,
June and July delivery 2S-6405 29-64d; July
and August delivery 30-64d, buyers; August
| and September delivery 2S-6495 29-64d. Flu
| lures cl ised quiet.
New YORK, Jan. s, noon.-Cotton opened
quiet bat ,teady; middling uplsnds 5-l6c;
mIddling Orleans orc; sales sc bales
sales as follows: January delivery lSc; Feb
| ruary delivery Soc; March delivery 9 42c;
April delivery SIC; May delivery &c. May
| delivery &c.
500 D. m.-Cotton closed quiet but steady;
middlng uplands 8 5-1oc; middling Orleans
91sc; net receipts 2,622 bales gross receipts
| O,0USs sales Gay lJI bales.
| Futures-Market closed steady, with sales of
| S5,2OO bales as follows: January delivery
92l@9 2%c; February delivery 9 3l19 33c;
March delivery 44Q19 45c; April delivery 570
| o. soc; May delivery 6719 Csc June delivery
| 8 f7@o9 7oc; July delivery S4@9 soc; August
delivery 409 o5c; September delivery 670
09 Sc; 'ctoOer delivery 90 55c.
| The Sans cotton review says: Futures
| opened lower, further declined, partially re-
| covered, closing steady at decline of point
on January AMI 20j points on other months
from yesterdays closing. Liverpool was again
di appointment the bulls of the New York
| Cotton Exchange. the cons -quence was some
selling to realize, under which prices opened
and further gave way few points, But bears
showed little disposition to press eir advaut-
age with any vlgor. The bullish feeling in other
speculative circles no doubt had an influence
over the n. Soon after the second call reports
from the southern markets soon began TO come
in. They In some cases showed a small adj
vance, which, though believed to be largely an
ecno of yesterdays a vance in New YORK. a ID
Liverpool, had some influence in stimulating
the demand to cover contracts and tue recovery
of part OF the early decline. IL was so said in
the bull interest that private advices from the
south were stronger than the published &C
counts, and also that low grades being
taken more freely than at any time this
season. Among the ca re orts was one that
the receipts at New Orlea IS tomorrow will be
| 1900 hal s. Spot colt was quiet but firm"
GALVESTON, jan. 9.--Cotton closed firm
middling y C; net rec ipts 3,469 bales. gross
o4o bales; sales 4,2S0 bales; stock 49, 429 bales
exporCs, to Great Britain 4, 999 bales, coastwise
1853
NORFOLK, Jan. s.-Cotton firm; middling
SC; net receipts 2 IA, bales. gross 22l5; sales
l 81 bales; stock 81, 1874 bales; exports coast
wise @.529 bales
BALTIMORE, Jan. s.-Cotton firm; middling
95-iIc; net receipts - bales gross $3.50; sales
none; stock s,45J bales; exports, coastwise us
bales
BosToN, Jan. s.-Cotton steady; middlng
Q 5luc net rec 1ipts l64 bales, gross 1851; sales
WIIMINGToN, Jan. s.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling SIC; net receipts 79l bales, gross 79l ;
sales none stock @0,757 bales; exports, to France
1647 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan s--Cotton firm: mid
ding 9}sc; net receipts SO bales, gross 178;
| STOCK j. 1863 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. S.-Cotton closed firm;
middling L1oc; net receipts 10, 649 bales, gross
1,oU6; sales $500 bales; stock 3l36U3 bales,
exports, To Great Britain l40UO bales, to France
1853 bales, to the continent 6,456 bales.
MOBILE, Jan. S.-Cotton steady; middlng
SIC: net receipts 1.441 bal S, gross 1,44i ;
sales 10000 bales; STOCK 1892 bales; exports
MEMPHIS, Jan. s.-Cotton quiet but steady:
miidling we; receipts 2,s+7 bales; shipments
72l5 bales; saes i, al bales; stoc. 1894. bales
AUGUSTA, Jan S-Cotton closed steady;
middling 9G19l6c; recei It's 709 bales; sh pm snts
500 bales salss $40 bales; oc> 4S,S4S bales
CHARLESTON, Jan S.-Cotton firm; mlddling
93sc; net receipts l,0S9 ba es, gross 039; sales
1000 bales stock 49, 486 bales; exports, to
Great Britain 5,15S bales, coa5twise $50.
ATLANTA Jan. Section closed ste Ady; mid
ding 91sc; receipts no bales.
New YoaK, Jan. S-Consolidated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports to-day q, 1855 bales;
expor.s, to Great Britain 1884 bales, to
France II 225 bales, to the continent $3.50 bales;
stock at all American ports o76,456 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK, AN. g. noon.-Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat quiet but steady. Corn quiet
and firm. Pork quiet and unchanged at $40 600
IL co. Lard dull and steady at S6 271S. Freights
stron :,
| s.o0 N m Flour southern nuiet and staadv.
common to fair, extra, 81 4O03 90; good to
4 SO; buckwheat flour 81 2502 IS. Wheat duh
and strong; No red, cash, 81 0415; 81 06H0
/ OF aioat; 81 0s140l 0S T. o. b.; No. 2 Chicago,
81 05s4; options early were easy at 1h14c de-
on the crop estimate of the Cinclnnati T. ice
cur Il and rumors Of export demand; No. 2
red, January delivery 81 OK; February deliv-
cry 81 IA; March delivery ST. 0512; May deliv-
cry 81 O5; July delivery &C. Corn firm but
dull; No. 2 cash. 59I40 9Izc in elevator; Gle
adoat; un yraded mixed 5711g6016c; steamer
mixed 5S1sG59l1c: options slow but ruled
strong through the day, closing 9sO1kc up on
light interior movement; January delivery
59L6c; February delivery 5934c; Marc delivery
595Sc; May delivery 5J5sc; July delivery &C:
frmer; january delivery 5Otsc; February de-
livery 5l14c; May delivery SIC; No. 2
red, on spot, 50I6 s5115c; mixed western 90
sc Hops firm and quiet; Pacific coast 300 3sc;
Coffee-Options stead. 5 TO 10 points up and
quiet; January delivery 10 25016 80; Feb
ruary delivery Is 75&15 s.; March delivery
is 40Q15 IS; April delivery Is 20: May
ca y; fair cargoes 1s01914c; No. 7, ia
! 6D1716c, Sugar-raw firm and quiet; fair
, refining 9-16c; centrifugals, 96' test,
605ssc;. refined FIR ner; @ 51405 5.lSc; white
5ISGl55kc, mould A &c, standard A 15-l6c,
: confectioners' A 5szc. cut loaf 6L4c, crushed