The morning news., 1892-02-02

DO 5S...... ~ Rock Island ...... 81
Virginia 6s. ;,.:..;. 50 do preferred ,I24
Va. .6s consoli'ted ~ Texas Pacific - II
Northwestern ....l171R Tenn. Coal &Iron. 4296
do preferred. l4l Union Pacific. see. 46Il
Dela. q Lack. .l45 n. j. Central ... 1151b
ERE. ;............ 3015 Missouri Pacific. 624
East Tennessee. M Western Union s5
Lake Shore. e.......122 Cotton Oil Certi.. 3jaz
L. vile & Nash. 73s6 Brunswick Co... 1915
Memphis & Char. &c Mobile & Ohio IS &C.
Mobile and Ohio. 81 Silver Certificates 90If
Nashville & Chat. ca Am. Sugar Ref. I9M
Texas Pa 'fic, lst. 81 do pref'd 93
N. Y. Central. -. ll4S6
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Feb !, noon.-Cotton dull and
prices generally in buyers favor; American
middlinE 1-16d; sales 10000 bales American
$500 bales; speculation and export 1000
bales receipts 1900 bales-American 13, 100.
Futures-Americau middhng. low middling
clause. January delivery -; January and
February delivery ID; February and March
delivery 8 $500, March and April delivery
81 -64d, also 62-64d; April and May delivery
4d also l-64d; May and June delivery
4 3-64d, also 464d; June and July delivery
4 sod; July aud August delivery, 6!d; also
4 1l-6id, also 1264d Futures steady.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to 400 bales new dockets and 100
bales old.
middling clause. February delivery 35s64d, sell
ers; February and March delivery 5S-64d sell
ers; March and April delivery 90 64d0S 6l-64d;
April and May delivery 63-6404d; May and
June delivery A 2-64d. BUYERS: June ami .July
delivery 45-64d, buyers; July and August
delivery S-G4d, buyers; August and Septem.
Der delivery l0-64G4 1l-64d; September deliv-
cry 1 iS 6Id, sellers Futures closed barely
steady at q decline.
NEW York, Feb. I. noon.-Cotton opened
quiet; middling uplands 7-16c; middiing Or
leans 13-l6c; sales 67 bales.
FutureS-Market opened steady, with sales
as follows: January delivery C, February
delivery 10c, March delivery Tic, April
delivery 24c, May delivery S4c, June de-
| livery 46c, July delivery 54c.
New YoRK, Feb. |, 800 p. m.-Cotton closed
dull; middhng uplands l6c, middling Or
| leans l3l6c; net receipts bales, gross
2,S56 bales, sales n bales
Futures-Market closed steady, with
sales of 223, 200 bales, as follows: February de-
livery 9901 Ole, March delivery 0j07 O6c,
April delivery l4c May delivery 9407 25c,
| rune delivery 81 July delivery 44c 4uOust
delivery Sic, september delivery I SSa7 Soo 0s'
October delivery 6S07 69c, November de,
| livery 7707 79c.
NEW YORK, Feb. Hubbard, Price & Co.'S
cotton circular says: The total of Saturday q
port receipts was s., ,624 bales against IS, 900 on
the same day OF the week previous and 81, coo a
year ago. The figures are surprisingly big
that the market could hardly have failed 20
| decline upon them. They were not known until
late on Saturday, and their first apparent effect
was upon Liverpool, where futures this morning
were 203-o4d lower, closing barely steady at
| Jno ueCHne. In our own market by O'Clock
the prices were IL to IL points below last even
| ing the pressure to sell having become severe
wnen 1t was known that in addition to Saturday q
| heavy receipts, New Orleans would probably
get tomorrow some 1000 bales, and Memphis
| to-day double the quantity of cotton she re-
ceived upon the same day last year. The enor-
nous volume OF receipts TINS week is as sur
prisng as was the falling off in the movement
last week, and it seems fair to presume that as
the bad weather caused the falling off last week
so the improved weather conditions have re-
suited in the increase this week. Such falling
OFF would point to a crop of not over S, $50 600
but conjectures as to the size of the crop at
present seems futile, and the market will con
tinue TO be swRyed by the daily receipts until
the surplus shall find resting place in the
hands of investors, content to believe it cheap
and to act upon such a.belief."
GALVESTON, Feb. 1.-Cotton closed easy;
middling 1516c; net receipts {, 1872 bales, gross
53 2; sales 1,s06 bales; stock 1861 bales; ex-
ports TO the continent 1889 bales; spinners 5
bales
NORFOLK. Feb 1.-Cotton closed dull; mid
ding 634c; net receipts 2.5S8 bales, gross 2632;
sales 63t bales; stock, 54.612 bales; exports to
Great Britain - bales, coastwise - bales
BALTIMORE, Feb. l.-Cotton closed nominal;
mi1dling nc; net receipts bales, gross
81; sales none; stock II, Asa bales; exports, to
Boston, Feb l.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling TIC; net receipts 632 bales, gross
27l1; sales none; stock - bales; exports,
to Great Britain so bales, to the continent =
WILMINGTON, Feb. I.-Cotton closed dull,
nothing doing; middling CSC; net receipts =
bales, gross 404; sales none; corrected, stock
2,423 bales; exports coastwise 292 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 1.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 1l-16c; net receipts 142 bales gross
1872 sales - bales; stock 13, l42 bales
NEW ORLEANS, Feb 1.-Cotton closed irregu
lar middling 67sc; net receipts 6,417 bales gross
1907; sales 70I0 bales; stock 430,137 bales;
exports to Great Britain 10, 300 bales to France
15556bales, TO the continent $3.50 bales, coasts
wise -. chaanel 6,420 bales, spinners 9b5
bales
Futures-The market closed steady, with
sales of 1900 bales, as follows: February
delivery soc, March delivery 6 62c. April de-
livery &c, May delivery 6 80, June delivery
6 94c. July delivery 04c, August delivery
Z lie, September delivery 20c, October delivery
z 28c, November delivery 33c.
Cotton crop statement from Sept. to Feb.
/, inclusive: Port receipts were 5, ,43S 946 bales
against 5,728,065 bales last year and 4954,15i
bales the year before last. Net overland move
ment to mills and Canada 901 .030o aleS, against
796,66S bales for the same time last year. and
10 ,240 the year before last. In
terror stocks in excess of Sept. /: 500. $3.50
bales. against 437, ,3e2 bales last year, and
30O,92S bales the year before last. Southern
mill takings, exclusive of consumption at the
southern outports, 396, 469 bales, against
329, 800 bales last year, and 30l,929 bales the
year before last. Amount of crop brought
into sight during 1s2 days, to date 7.175925
bales. against 6.S41.330 bales last year and
6,294, ,202 the year before last Amount Of crop
brought into sight for the 20 days of January:
1888 bales, against 966, ,S32 bales last year
and 1855 $3.50 bales the year before last.
MOBILE, Feb. l. Cotton closed weak;
middling 13-1Cc; net receipts 252S bales,
gross 2,52s; sales 800 bales; stock 36,sOl
bales; exports, coastwise ,157 bales.
MEMPHIS, Feb. l. Cotton closed easy;
middling 15-l6c; receipts 4.059 bales; ship
ments 1850 bales; sales 6,206 bales; stock
~ AUousTA i,UcE STA. Feb. Cotton closed quiet;
middliug 15-16c; receipts $50 bales ship
ments 1858 bales sales 353 bales; stock 37,751
bales.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 1.-Cotton closed quiet;
middlinz 7c net receipts 2,455 bales, gross
2 455; sales none bales; stock ~, 800 bales; ex-
ports, to the continent $40.
ATLANTA Feb. 1.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 9-16c; receipts 376 bales.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts at ali cotton ports to-day were 24,501
bales; exports, to Great Britain 105Ol bales, to
France 1905 bales, to the continent $50 bales;
stock at all American ports l.22O, ,963 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK. Feb l. noon.-Flour dull and
weak Wheat active and easy. Corn dull and
easy Pork dull and steady at 80 75010 rs.
Lard quiet and weak at 80 75c. Frelghts
dull and weak.
New York. Feb. 1. 500 p. m.-Flour, south
ern, dull and weak; common to fair extra.
50 sOG5 Is; superins, 81 1904 SO; Ouckwhest
flour g. 25022 25. Wheat unsettled. closing easy
aud dull; No. red, 81 0l14Qs! 0116 In store and
elevator; 81 03Gl 04I5 ahoat; options closed
steady at 160Ac under Saturday. No. 2 red
February delivery 81 0fsz; March delivery
81 021s; May delivery 81 OlM. Corn stronger.