The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-31

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do preferred. IA Union Pacific. 47l2
| Deia. & Lack-....l4534 \ j. Central -ll313
| Erie. .............. 81 Missouri Pacific. 6215
East Tennessee. o.. ~ Western Union b41a
Lake Shore. .-... l22-S Cotton OIL Certi.. 3J9S
! L'ville & Nash. 1871 Brunswick Co... 1870
| Memphis & Char. 9 Mobile & Ohio Is 81
! Mobile and Ohio. 27& Silver Certificates 81
Nashville 6 Chat. ssR Am. Sugar Ref 20 elH
I Texas Pa'fic, 1st.- 6214 do prefd. 1914
| y. V. Central go. ll536
| sBid ASKED
| Issued by the clearing house to-day shows the
| following changes:
Reserve increased ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SO 01S, 900
Loans Increased Observation-Disclosures. $3.50. 100
| Specie Increased ....... ............. 2T9O,2 o
Legal tenders increased. .......... 3.23s, 200
Deposits increased .......-.......... ~ OF 900
! Circulation decreased. .. .............. IS 100
Banks now mold s36, O2O 900 in excess Of the
| requirements Of the % per cent. rule.
COTTON
| LIVERPOOL Jan. 80. noOn.-CottOn dull and
| prices generally in buyers favor; American
| middlinz 4 lied: sales 5000 balss-American
! 5000 bales; speculation aud export 500 bales
| receipts 10000 bales-American 1900.
o,d HutuTes.Ameriean middhng' low middllng
February delivery ID; February and March
delivery 6l-64d also 20 Gid; March and April
delivery l-64d, also IL, also 1864; April and
! May delivery 4954d also 2-64d; May aud
| June delivery G-6sd, also 1854; June and
! July delivery 9-64d; July and August delivery
| II b4d, also ll-64d; August and September
delivery 1864, also 10 64d Futures easy.
| Tenders none.
1900 .. m.-Futures: American middling. low
middling clause. February delivery GOOD, buy
| ers; February and March delivery 60-64d, buy
| ers; March and april delivery 60 CAL buyers:
April and May delivery esd, buyers; May
| and June delivery 5-Gid. buyers: June end
July delivery s-6ld, buyers; July and Au-
| gust delivery 11-64d, buyers; August and
| september delivery 1864, buyers. Futures
! closed steady.
American midiling 41-16d.
NEW YORK, Jan. 30 noOn.-COtton opened
| quiet; middling uplands re; middling Or
leans 15Ec; sales 1870 bales.
| Futures-MarkeJ opened weak and closed
steady with sales as follows: January opened at
opened at 14c and closed at 13c; March
delivery opened att 1Sc and closed at 1Sc; April.
! delivery opened at 2Sc and closed at 26c;
| Way delivery opened at SIC and closed az
! Z Doc; June delivery opened at 4Sc and closed
| 45c.
NEw YonK. Jan. 80, 500 p. m-Cotton closed
quiet; middling uplands nc, middlng Or
leans 755c; net receipts 430 bales, gross
T,1,O; sales 30 bales, last evening 100
Futur ss-Market closed steady, with
sales of $4,000 bales. as follows February de-
| livery 1907 lac, March delivery 1907 &C.
April delivery 1907 pc, May delivery "a
| SIC. June delivery 1907 4Gc, July delivery
54(D7 SOC, August delivery 6l07 &c. Sep
tender delivery 7O@7 Tic, October delivery
New York, Jan. 3O-Hubbard, Price & Co.
| say OF the cotton market: The weakness of the
| market to-day seems to have transferred itself
| from New York to Liverpool. Futures in the
| latter market are 4-6id lower than yesterday
| This was more OF a decline than had been ex
| pected, and it was, therefore, a source Of some
| satisfaction and surprise to the bulls that our
market opened steady at decline of only goa
! points. DUriaS the day this was slightly in
| creased but the close was steady within 4H5
points of last evening, and the presence Of good
| buying orders during the entire session had
| been plainly apparent. A large proportion of
| such orders are supposed to have been for Wall
street account. The hammering of summer
| months has continued, with the result of still
| further narrowing the differences; but sellers
| of July and August have bsen conspicuous
buyers OF March contracts, with view, it is
| thought, OF eStabl sning a basis OF bull move
| ment later upon the substantial foundation Of
| the large holding of actual cotton "
GALVESTON, Jan. 3).--Cotton closed quiet;
middling q 1j-ldc; net receipts ? 403 bales gross
| 9,403; sales 56G bales; stock ~ 973 bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain 5,152 bales
| NORFOLK, Jan. SO.-Cotton closed dull; mid
ding 65Ec; net recelps /, 2S3 bales, gross t645;
| sales SOL bales; stock, corrected, SO, 544 bales;
| exports to Great Britain - bales, coastwise
| 407 bales.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 3O-Cotton closed nominal:
| mi1dIiug 714c; net receipts 8 GIG bales, gross
| 46l1; sales none; stock 1857 bales; exports,
| to the continent ?, 1873.
BosToN. Jan. 9O.-Cotton closed quiet;
| middling nc; net receipts 1868 bales. gross
| 1891; sales none; stock - bales; exports
| 10 Great Britain 90 bales, to the continent ST.
| WILMINGroN, jan 30.-Cotton closed dull;
middling CSC; net receipts 552 bales, gross 552;
| sales none; stock 1884 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 30.-Cotton closed quiet;
| middling nc; net receipts 1863 bales gross
l,538; sales - bales; stock actual 1900
| bales.
New ORLEANS. Jan 3l-Cotton closed easy:
middling l5-1tc; net receipts D. "a bales gross
| 29,5H; sales $3.50 bales; stock 458,5S2 bales;
| exports, to Great Britain 1895 bales. to France
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Futures-Tne market closed steady, with
| sales of 67,5O0 bales, as follows: February
| delivery &c. March delivery sec. April de-
livery soc, May delivery sec, June delivery
02c, July delivery l2c, August delivery
2)c September delivery SOC, October delivery
| Z 59c, November delivery 43c.
NOZZLE, Jan 9O-Cotton closed easy;
| mddling CSC; net receipts 1869 bales, gross
/ 1852; sales 500 bales; stock $3.50 bales;
exports, coastwise so bales.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 30-COtton closed easy:
mddhng 8 t5-l6c; receipts 1898 bales; ship
ments $3.50 bales; sales 7,106 bales stock
| 1875, 20t bales.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 80.-Cotton closed dull;
| middlug &c; receipts 549 bales; shipments
56l bales; sales 81 bales; stock 1856 bales
CHARLESTON, Jan 3J.-Cotton closed quiet;
/ middfnE &c; net receipts ], 212 bales gross
1913; sales 917 bales; stock 7O,74l bales; ex-
ports, to the continent 1850.
ATLANTA, Jan. 30.-Cotton closed quiet
| mlddtng ll-l6c; receipts 1873 bales.
New YORK, Jan. 30.-CousOlidated net re-
ceipts at ali cotton ports to-day were 3',G24
bales; exports, 20 Great Britain II sos bales, to
france D. IOO bales, 10 the continent 1854 bales
stock at all American ports l. 3 80 bales
NEW YORK, Jan. 30-The total visible supply
| of cotton for tle world is 4,oO5,9-3 bales, Of
which 4195,323 bales are American, against
524 253 and 2,973,553 bales, respectively last
year Receipts at all interior towns for the
week 70,962 bales. Receipts from plantations
100, 953 bales. Crop in sight 7,114475 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
DANvILLE, VA. Jan. 3).-The sales of leaf
tobacco in this market for January were $780,
[ l2l pounds, an increase of 122, 600 pounds over
January OF last year The sales for the first
! four months of Lew tobacco, this year. we, @
n,225, 1871 pounds; about the same as for like
| period last year.
New YORK, Jan 30 noon.-Flour dull and
heavy. Wheat dull and easy Corn quiet and
steady. Pork quiet and steady at 50 156llO Is.
Lard dull and easy at Sc INC, Freights
| dull and weak.
New YORK. Jan. 80 $500 D. m.-Flour, south
| ern, dull aud weak; common to fair extra
So 2503 so; good TO choics, extra
50 9OO5 Is; superflne, 81 1904 so; buckwheat
flour 81 2502 %. Wheat quiet, lower and
weak; No. red, 81 05 in store and elevator;
| 81 03Ih60l 0i1s atioat; options closed steady at
| sk0l5c under yesterday; No. = red, January
delivery 81 0316 February delivery 81 O15s;
May delivery 81 Of Corn dull and weaker; No