The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-06
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Erie ....--.-... aSH Missouri Pacific e3S4
East tennessee. SI6 Western Union. 81
Lake shore. 1s24 Cotton OIL Certi.. S6I4
Lvlile & Nash. S3lR Brunswick Co.. 10
Memphis & Char. 25 Mobile g. Ohio Is. 67Ik
Mobile and Ohio. 4l13 Silver Certificates 95
Nashville & Chat. 9314 Am. Sugar Ref . IS
Texas Pacific, LIST. 63M do pref'd o2k
N. Y. Central. .1l516
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 8, noon.-Cotton weak and
barely supported American middlnR 3-16d;
sales 1900 balss-American s, 900 bales; specula-
ton and export 500 bales; receipts "a, COO bales
American 10000.
Futures-Anerican middling. low middling
clause, January delivery Il; January and
February delivery Id, also 4 s-6Ad, also ID !;
February and March delivery 44-eid; March
and April delivery 7-64d, also GA, also
1-e4d; April and May delivery 12-64d, also
4ll-64d: May and june delivery 15-64d; June
and July delivery lse4d also 19-o4d; July
and August delivery 22-64d. Market easy
middling clause, January delivery I'd,
buyers; January and February "a, buyers;
February and March 46id, buyers; March
and April Z sod, value; April and May de-
livery 1e-64d, sellers; May and June delivery
l5-6434 l6-64d; June and July delivery
: 1850 buyers; July and August delivery
livery 25-64d, buyers. Futures closed firm.
INV YoRR, Jan. s, noon.-Cotton opened
easy; middling uplands 79sc; middhng Orleans
Sc: sales 81 bales.
follows: January delivery Z zoo, February de-
livery 4lc, March delivery Soc, April delivery
| Z 70c, May delivery SIC, juno delivery $50.
cl0 SET o xGSE' Ja9i SGo cotsG1
ding Orleans 15-!6c; net receipts 9, 1926 bales,
gross receipts 4.48s bales; sales to-day 80 bales
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales
Of 1881 bales, as follows: January de-
livery I 1907 zoe, February delivery $50
7 34c. March delivery 451!7 4Sc April delivery
: 6l47 &c, May delivery 1907 7cc. June de-
August delivery o5S6s O7c, september de-
livery 1908 lie, October delivery 24A8 2oc.
The Worlds cotton report says: 'At the
start prices were marked up 1G2 points, With
ruled weaker and declined SOS points, with an
| active demand. This was followed by another
reduction on the cost of 1913 points, but sub
sequently there was . rally, and the market
! closed steady at q decline of points on
| January, points on February, and SOLO points
on other months from yesterdays final figures,
The downward course in the market, which
commenced Thursday last, has been further
| accelerated to-day By the unfatorabie advEces
! from Liverpool and the continuance OF free
receipbs, and the lowest prices thus far this
season have been made this forenoon. On the
| spot the market was t-16c lower and very
| dull"
ATLANTA, Jan. b.-Cotuon closed quiet;
middlinE 644c; receipts III bales.
middling &c; net receipts 4,4l2 bales, gross
a,412; sales ee5 bales; stock 90, 9s2 bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain 7l76 bales, 70 the con
tinent 1929, cosstwse A096.
NORFOLK Jan. Cotton closed nominal;
middlng &c; net receipts 4,048 bales, gross
ABB; sales ,429 bales; stock 63s45 bales; ex-
ports coastwise ,3s4.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 5.-Cotton closed nominal:
70; sales none; stock IS, 486 bales; exports, to
Great Britain 3.s76 bales, to the continent
2079.
BOSTON, Jan. 5-Cotton closed dull;
middling 7Ssc; net receipts 9i4 bales, gross
307; sales none; stock = bales.
WILHNGTow. Jan. Cotton closed dull;
middlinR 1880; net receipts S5e bales, gross
SIS; sales none; stock sos BALES.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Gotten closed dull;
middling 15-16c; not receipts 235 bales, gross
285; sales - bales; stock II, $50 bales
middlinG 16-l6c net receipts 9s.9s1 bales.
gross "a, $50; sales 5.a50 balss; stock $500
bales; exports. to the ccntinent eeo0 bales
to Great Great Britain rsd sooS ealss s,..d w,,,
sales Of $500 bales, as follows: January de-
livery e75c, February delivery e6c, March
delivery O2c April delivery 1oc, May de-
&c. Sec. august O'i''''' wv 0FF ''''' N0'
MOBILE Jan 5.-Cotton closed easy:
middling 65sc; net receipts l,o99 bales, gross
1893; sales 1000 bales; stock 1855 balesi OK
ports coastwise 4S4
MEMpH1s, Jan. 5.-Cotton closed easy;
middling 7c; receipts 1900 bales; shipments
$500 bales; sales 2,os2 bales; stock iSo,3H
bales.
AUGUSTA Jan. 5-Cotton closed quiet;
middliug &c; receipts 5lS bales; shipments 554
bales; sales 1,159 bales; stock 4s,792 bales.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 5.-Cotton closed quiet;
middlipg 20; not receipts 1856 bales, gross
435: sales = bales; stock 1920 bales.
NEW YORK, Jan. 5-Consolidated net re-
ceipts at ali cotton ports to-day we're 45,lES
bales; EXPORTS to Great Britain 20, S19 bales, to
France ,002 bales to the continent 1851 bales;
stock at all American ports 1901 ,s05 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK, Jan. 5, noon Flour quiet
and steady. Wheat active and steady. Corn
quiet and flrm. Pork quiet but steady at 50 000
10 90. Lard quiet and steady at 80 4218
Freights quiet and steady.
NEW YoRk Jan s. 500 p. m.-Flour, south
ern, duh and weak; common to fair
extra, So 1904 -; good 70 choice. extPa.
SS1 suP p w. o. G4 s sGd
No Q red 81 041A In store and elevator;
81 0514Q11 061s af1Oat; options opened A018o
up on the decrease in amount on passage and
foreign buying, declined A4Nc on reported
heavy importations of wheat and -four into the
United Kingdom with lower cables and snow IN
the winter wheat sections, advanced as61l1Sc
on stronger continent cables and shorts cover
ing; No 3 rad, January delivery 81 0412; Feb
ruary delivery 81 0555; May delivery 81 06s5.
Corn unsettled, less active, closing stronger;
No. cash, 51149b2c in elevator; 5S8SSBc
ESQ., No. 8, Sc; steamer mixed 63Go4c; options
declined 156D4c on large receipts and easier
cables advanced M1%Sc and closed steady at
I6Al6c over last night with whest; January
delivery SIC; February delivery 5lSsc May
delivery 5054c. Oats irregular but active; op-
tions active and firmer; January delivery SIC;
February delivery C; May delivery C;
No. 9 spot se94GbS3c; mixed western as1f041c.
Hops fairly active, nrm; State common to
choice, l5o22c; Pacific coast, l5D22c. Coffee
options closed steady 10M20 points down;
january delivery ~ 250D12 10; February dellv-
cry 10 00Gef2 IS; March delivery $1i 60012 90;
April delivery II e5011 20; May delivery II 65
oil 70; July delivery II 60; spot Rio quiet
but steady; No. T. 1S54GDl3Ac. SuEar-refned
Hrmer and active; centrifugals go test, 39Sc;
No. 6, SIC; No. 3, $3.50; refined quiet and
nrmer; off A, A1Sc; mould A.. .9sc;
standard A, 44o; confectioners A, 1-l6c;
cut loaf, SIC; crushed, 516c; powdered. 4 6-:6c:
granulated 414G145sc; cubes, 4ssc. holasses
Foreign nominal: e0e Best, 11Hni21fc in
hhds; New Orleans nrm, fairly active
common to fancy 35G03Sc. Petroleum quiet and
steady; crude In bbs. Parkers'. s. 30; crude
in bulk, 90 30; refined New York,
So As; Philadelphia and Baltimore
Ks 20: in bulk, IS 9069s 95. Cotton seed oil
Srmer; new crude 25@25l&c; crude of
grades @; new yellow 2ec asked Wool dull
and weak domestic fleece S0036c; pulled
2S033c; Texas 16024c. Provisions-Pork
e Extra prime 50 o59 10 co. Beef quiet steady;
family Gil O0@1s 90; extra meas 30 600