The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-23


O. 1904; february and March delivery fO-64d
sellers; March and April delivery is-6sd
buyers; April and May delivery 1864,
June ami July delivery 22-64d. buyers; Tnly ana
August delivery 2i-C4G4 2564d; August and
september delivery 2s-6id. value Futures
closed very firm al the advance
NV HoRK, Jan p noOn.-Cotton opened
quiet; miidling uplands ll-lec; middling or
leans Lice: sales 21l bales.
tutures-3larket opened firm, with sales
as follows; January delivery SIC, February
delivery soc. March delivery 76ic. April
livery Doc
500 p. m.-Cotton closed steady. middlin0
z ll-loc; low middng nc, good ordinary
s-lOc; net receipts here to-day 55S bales, gross
olo5 sales to-day 800 bales all TO spinuers: for
warded 2,'o7 bates; exports, to Great Britain
= bales, TO the continent - bales; stock
az this port S1l.429 bales.
weekly net receipts at New York ASS
oates' gross 90,4ol; exports, to Great Britain
France III; forwarded 10, $50 bales; sales gO3
bales; spinners 1888.
Consolidated net receipts at all ports for
the week lOO,4l6 bales; exports, to Great Britain
., SO bales
Total net receipts since Sept. l. 5.e42.s47
oales; exports, to Great Britain PIG, 8SS
9 pa TO the continent 9926l4 bales, to France
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales of
l'OsOO bales, as follows: January delivery
, dU97 &c, February delivery 800 SOC,
Z 1907 73c. May delivery S40b7 $50 June de-
livery z $500 96c, July delivery O51S O6c Au-
gust delivery HOS re, September delivery
1905 2Oc, October delivery s 25mS &c.
Hubbard, Price & Co s cotton circular saws:
Inc markets today show that the cotton
world is gradually coming to an appreciation
of the fact that perhaps the crop NAV have
been overestimated. In our own market the
record of the day up to 1 o'clock shows a net
advance OF 10 points as compared with the close
last evening The opening figures were about
points higher, and trading failed to elicit any
pronounced interest until phenomenally light
receipts commenced TO force the nervous bears
into covering. Naturally, In view of such a
position, sellers were few, and those who
wanted cotton have ha 1 to pay for it. During
the afternoon the market lost a considerable
portion OF the advance, closing steady about
points over last evenings prices The reaction
Is not unexpected or unhealthy; it is the res 1t
OF the realizing sales on the part of the bulls in
combination with renewed short selling upon
the theory that the warmer weather which is
reported in the south will increase the re-
ceipts.'
GALVESTON. Jan. Faction closed steady;
mlddling I1sc; net receipts 1880 bales, gross
1880; sales 2,yO2 bales stock 30, 707 bales
NORFOLK, jan 22.-Cotton closed firm; mid
ding 11Ac; net receipts $3.50 bales, gross 800;
sales 2o1 bales; stock SO, 5Ss bales.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 22.-Cotton closed nominal;
mIddlinR 716c; net receipts - bales, gross
asp; sales none; stock 1857 bales.
Boston, Jan. 22.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 1859; net receipts - bales, gross
-; sales none; stock -- bales.
WILMINGTON, Jan. 22.-Cotton closed firm:
middling 63c net receipts 4S) bales, gross 4S9;
sales -- bales; stock 0,23i bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 22.--Cotton closed steady;
middling TIC; net receipts 216 bales, gross
2i6; sales none; stock 1854 bales
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 22.-Cotton closed very
firm; middling 3-l6c; net receipts 245S bales,
gross 2g76; sales $500 bales; stock 471,771
bales.
Futures Market closed quiet, with sales
of $4,000 bales, as follows; January delivery
00c, February delivery 00c, March delivery
l9c, April delivery 34c, Nav delivery $50,
June delivery : soc, July delivery 2 &c, Au-
gust delivery Z 79c, September delivery Sc
october delivery 04c.
Cotton crop statement from Sept to Jan
%, inclusive Port receipts were 5,26S, ca bales
against 5,OO224S bales last wear and 1884
bales the year before last. Net overland move
ment to mills and Canada S14,9S4 Oales against
75O,344 bales for the same time last year. In
terror stocks in excess OF Sept. 1: Sal ,472
bales, against 40. 504 bales last year Southern
mil takings exclusive of consumption at the
southern outports, sos, 400 bales, against
3l2 t23 bales asst year. Amount of crop brought
into sight during i44 days to date; $685., $50
bales, against 6,510,660 bales last year and
6,O67.079 the year before last. Amount Of crop
brought into sight for the week ll0519 bales,
against l9l, 1923 bales last year aud l6l ,101
bales the year before last. Crop brought into
sight for the % days 10 Jan: 574 IA bales,
against 635.96% bales last year and 6S9,S66
MOBILE Jan. 22.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 7c net receipts &c bales, gross as;
sales 100 bales; stock SO. 2ss bales.
MEMPHIS. Jan. 2.-Cotton closed firm;
middling nc; receipts 491 bales; shipments
3 200 bales; sales 3,807 bales: stock, corrected,
1892, 1SO,30l bales; stock 1891, l24,341 bales.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 22-Cotton closed firm;
middling Lice; receipts $40 bales; shipments
403 bales; sales 612 bales; stock 1892 31,085
bales; stock 1881, ~, $50 bales.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 22.-Cotton closed quiet;
mid 70. nat inf hal
sales 100 bales stock : bales.
MONTGOMERY, Jan. 22.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 7c receipts Ass bales; shipments
1866 bales; stock 1892 "a, 5ss bales; stock 1891
II, 459 bales; sales 1896 baless
MACON, Jan. 22.-Receipts 407 bales; sales
- bales; shipments 926 bales stock 1892
6, 5o2 bales; stock 1891, 10, 1926 bales.
COLUMBUS, Jan 22.-Cotton steady; middling
694c receipts 34S bales; shipments Lao bales;
sales 954 bales; stock 1892. 1884 bales; stock
1891, 1895 bales.
SEGMA' Jan. 22.-Ootton market firm;
mtddling 694c; receipts 1872 bales; shipments
741 bales; stock. actual, 1892, 9,79S bales; stock
ROME, Jan. -Cotton-Receipts 437 baIes
shipments $50 bales; stock 1051
ATLANTA, Jan 22.-CotJon closed firm; mid
ding &c; receipts to-day 1872 bales.
NEW YORK, Jan. demonstrated net re-
ceipts at all cotton ports to-day were 12 467
bales; exports, to Great Britain 1886 bales, to
France D bales, TO Jne continent 3.O4( Dal9Si
stock at all American ports l.240,1 40 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
New YoRK, Jan 90, noon. - Flour active
and steady. Wheat active and firm. Corn active
and steady. Pork quiet and steady at 50 75G1
10 rs Lard quiet and firmer at SO 6714.
Freights quiet and weak.
New YORK. Jan. y. 500 y. m.-Flour, south
ern, quiet and dull; common TO fair,
extra, So 1903 So; good 10 choice, extra,
So gO05 IS; super1ne 81 1904 so; ouckwhest
-four 81 250o2 35. Wheat unsettled weak;
No red, 81 013411 0234 in store and ele-
vator; 81 0316G1l o5H aHoat; options closed
weak at &c as gnasT yesterday 65lT NO.
delivery 81 053B; May delivery 81 02S4 Corn
dull and easy No. cash, 49D49Ac in ele-
vator; 5015D504c ahoat; ungraded mixed, $50
bic; No. white, 54c; No. 3, 45Qs46c; steamer
mixed 49049ISc; options dull and weak;
January delivery acc; February delivery
49c; May delivery 4S3sc oats dull and
weaker; options quiet and weaker; January
delivery 3594c February delivery &C; May
delivery 36Nc No. 2 spot, 3615714c; mixed
firm; State common to choice, 15029c;
Pacific coast. 15022c Coffee-optlons closed
steady to 10 up; January delivery II $50
10 90: February delivery l2 40012 As; April
delivery II o.; May delivery II 75011 80;
July delivery II CO.; spot Rio quiet
and steady; No. z. 123sDlS34c. Sugar, raw,
quiet, firm fair refining 3G3 Lido; centrifugals,
$50 test 316c; No. g. 375c; No 3, 3asc; refined
nrmer and quiet; outside quotations are those
posted by the Trust, inside figures cover rebate:
off A. 41Ac; mould A, 43sc; standard A, 41SGl
44c; confectioners' A, ll6c; cut loaf. 5Gn51Ac;
crushed, 5151Bc: powdered, 4A04ssc; granu-
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