The morning news., 1892-01-12

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do Sc. SIS. 70 St. Paul ....--. 81
Virginia ST. so DO preferred .l2s
Na.os CONSULTED. 30 Texas Pacific M 1875
northwestern II il5ik Tenn. Coal &IrOn. 42Sl
90 preferred. 1909 Union Pacific. Gee. 4Sl4
Della. & Lack i40iS y. ]. Central .... If4l5
Erle. .;.--......... 324 Missouri Pacific. 6S
East tennessee o1R Western Union. 81
Lake shore ..*i2l1s Cotton Oil Certi.. S4a4
L vile & Nash. 30. sos Brunswick Co.. Q
Memphis & Char. 2j Mobile & Ohio Is 67I6
Mobile and Ohio. 80 Silver Certificates e5
Nashville & Chat 80 Am Sugar Ref ssh
Texas Pa'flc, 1st. s314 do prerd g3Jz
n. Y. Central....ll5
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LIVERPOOL. Jan. II, n.-Cotton-Business
moderate at easier prices; American middling
al; sales 1000 bales-American 5000 bales;
speculation and export 1900 bales; receipts
2, 200 bales-all American.
oass ausnresmAmerleaG midding low middlng
delivery 63-6id; March and April delivery
S-64d, also 42-6id. also Sod; April and
May delivery 6-64d: May and June delivery
9-64d; June and July delivery 12-64d; July
and August delivery 15-64d; August and
Sentember delivery 1S-6id Futures steady.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted TO 1000 bales new dockets and -
bales old.
400 p. MIXTURES: American middling, low
mlddling clause, January delivery 3 59-641
60 Cad; January and February delivery 59-64
90 Ou-O4us foDruary and Marcn QellVery s Ol-b4
O3 62-B4d; March and April delivery 1-64d,
buyers; April and May delivery 4-6464 5-64d /;
May and June delivery 7-64G4 S-64d; June ami
July delivery 10-6i@4 l1-64d; July and Au-
gust delivery 4 1884, sellers; August and
September delivery 1S-64d, buyers. Futures
closed quiet.
NEW YORK. Jan. 11.-Cotton was very
ieverish in the morning, with all parties upset
by the enormous rush of supplies and with the
active turning about and taking in of few
points profit whenever the chance offered. The
opening was at points decline, and at noon the
hgures showed 12M13 points off Saturday s
close. These are tle lowest figures as yet re-
corded in open trading Liverpool closed 405
points down. Port receipts we're estimated at
$1,000 bales for the day and $50 900 bales for the
week; while the interior movement for the
week was put at 40 600 bales.
New York, Jan. II, 800 p. m.-Cotton closed
quiet; middling uplands 79sc, middlinR Orleans
.44c; net receipts tsO bales, gross S,l2I; sales
to-day l22 bales; last evening, corrected, 800
bales; also sales last week, not before reported,
46 bales for spinners and go for export.
Futurss-Market closed firm, with sales of
l62 200 bales, as follows: January delivery 90
al 02c, February delivery US97 09c, March
delivery : 1897 19c, April delivery 3J07 Sic,
May delivery 1907 44c. June delivery a31
SIC. July delivery 6307 64c, August delivery
October delivery S7GD7 soc.
Hubbard, Price & Co. 8 cotton circular says:
The Liverpool market declined 3-6404-64d at
the opening to day, aud had lost another frac-
ton by the close. In New York at O'Clock
prices were about 13 points lower than on
Saturday and points lower than the lowest
figures previously reached for March option.
The decline in Liverpool, so our cables advise
us, is due to the larger estimates cabIed from
this side. Their weakness is attributable to dis
appointment resulting from continued large
receipts. New Orleans failed to receive to-day
quite as much cotton as had been expected,
but other ports are larger than last year in
most instances. The condition of the market
for the past few days seems to bear close
hat r&R
ton which always follows a case of serious
sickness, although the patient may have passed
the crisis of his disease. People who bought
cotton with confidence 10 pound higher are now
apparently afraid to hold it, and are, from day
TO day, throwing it over, and thereby checking
any incipient disposition toward improvement.
Meantime there is an expansion Of outside in
terest, and increased though quiet purchases
on the part of the investing class After
o'clock the market declined 4G5 points more
under liquidation of an important long interest,
but toward the close the constant absorption
of cotton by the fresh buying element com
menced to show its effect, and the market re-
covered the extreme decline, and closed firm
at about IS points below last evening. January
contracts have to-day sold below &c pound,
and on this basis many are coming to regard
the article as very reasonable"
GALVESTON, Jan. 11.-Cotton closed steady;
middling l3l6c; net receipts 5,623 bales, gross
5623; sales 1,64S bales; stock Ola bales; ex-
ports, to Great Britain 6, 92S bales, coastwise
402S.
NORFOLK, Jan. 11.-Cotton closed steady;
midding 67sc; net receipts 3,SSS bales, gross
33SS; sales e4l bales; stock 64,7S4 bales; ex-
ports. to Great Britain 2,22l bales, coastwise
1859.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 11.-Cotton closed weak:
mi1dling 795c; net receipts IL bales, gross
1,194; sales nOne stock 14504 bales; exports
coastwise 200 bales, to France 200, to the conti-
nent 2, ,559.
BosToN, Jan I1-Cotton closed steady;
middling 7-16c; net receipts 397 bales, gross
2 k1d- sales stock - balASs n
Great Britain 360S
WILMINGTON, Jan. u.-Cotton closed duh and
nominal; middling o94c; net receipts 252 bales
gross 252; sales none; stock 1858 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1l.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 734c; net receipts 1854 bales, gross 1854 ;
sales - bales; stock Ia, 191 bales.
NKw ORLEANS, Jan n.-Cotton closed easy !;
middling 61sc; net receipts 1862 bales. gross
1888; sales 10, $50 bales; stock 484, 1853 bales;
exports, coastwise 3,249 bales, to the continent
$500, to France 1900.
sales of So 100 bales, as follows: January de-
livery SOC, February delivery SIC, March
delivery 73c. April delivery Sc May de-
livery Ole, June delivery z l2c. July delivery
Z 2Sc, August delivery 32c, September delivery
2 40c, October delivery 48c.
ATLANTA, Jan. 1l.-Cotton closed steady;
middIing 61ac; receipts 166 bales.
MOBILE Jan. 11.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 6Nc; net receipts 1888 bales. gross
1,543; sales 1000 bales; stock 49,2iS bales; ex-
ports coastwise s96 bales
MEMPHIS, Jan. l1.-Cotton quiet but steady;
middling 676c; receipts 1857 bales; sales 2. 100
bales; shipments ,522 bales stock 1874, ,S25
bales.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 11.-Cotton closed dull;
lower to sell; middling 655c; receipts $50 bales;
shipments 573 bales; sales 404 bales; stock
49, 73S bales.
CHARLESTON, Jan. l1.-Cotton closed quiet;
mddling 63s0656c; net receipts 2,S75 bales,
gross 2.S75: sales 400 bales; stock 20, 433 bales;
EXPORTS to the continent $50.
NEW YORK Jan. 9.-Consolidated net re-
cepts at all cotton psfts to-day were 1884,
bales; exports, to Great Britain 2244 bales, to
France 300 bales, to the continent 3462 bales
stock at all American ports 1909, ,512 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
NEW YORK Jan. II. 500 p. m.-Flour. south
ern dull and heavy; common to fair,
extra, SO 5000 Is; good 10 choice, extra,
S41505 2]; super1ne 81 1904 SO; buckwheat
flour 81 2502 35 Wheat dull and lower;
No. 2 red, 81 01S66l1 0116 in store and elevator;
good weather conditions and foreigners selling
under lower cables, advanced 3s095c on an ex-
pected important decrease in the visible sup
ply, declined 16@118c, when the decrease was
shown small at the closing, being barely steady
at 1L461116c under Saturdays; No.
red, January delivery 81 003s; February
delivery 81 62; May delivery 81 027s. Corn
cash, 51MMbl16c in elevator; 5216G1529sc
? white, sac; No. 8, 5sc; steamer
mixed 63664c; options were generally weak
closed I4076c down on the increasing interior
movement; January delivery 511sc; February
delivery 5314c; Msydelivery 4S34c. Oats more
active and unchanged; options easier; January
delivery 361sc; February delivery C; May
delivery 3, &c; No. 2 spot, 3616l3734c; mixed
western 30l6M3Sc. Hops fairly active,