The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-21
The following were the closing quotations OF
the New York Stock EXCHANGE.

Tennessee 6s. ..lO5 Terminal -. 10
do 5s...... 81 Rock Island ....-. 90A
do Sc. IS. 6s St. Paul ......... 1914
! Virginia 6s. $780,. so do preferred. 1928
/ Na.6s cOnsOli'ted. 20 Texas Pacific .. 1888
/ Northwestern I161 Tenn. Coal &Iron. 42
do preferred. .l42 Union Pacific. 80. 4734
Dela * Lack. .l4O3s n. j. Central. =. ll49s
Erie. ............. STA Missouri Pacific. 81
East Tennessee. ~ Western Union. SO
| Lake Shore. ...... 12l5s Cotton Oil Certi. Si5S
| L'ville & Nash. e. S0IS Brunswick Co...
| Memphis Char. rs Mobile & Ohio Is 67A
| Mobile and Ohio. SO Silver Certificates geo
Nashville q Chat. 80 Am. Sugar Ref. SIN
Texas Pahc, LIST. ss1 do pref'd. el16
n. Y. Central. -. ll4&
COTTON.
MANCHESTER, Jan. 2O.-The Guardians com
/ mercial article says: Despite the hardening
/ OF prices in cotton at Liverpool. the market at
Manchester shows but little more activity,
| except in the home yarn department. Cloth is
| steady, and prices show frmer tendency,
| though the market is quiet. Staple shirtings
| are difficult to sell in quantities.. There is a
| slightly better demand for iacconets and some
| qualities of mulls Export yarns are dull"
| LIVERPOOL. Jan. 90 noon.-Cotton opened
| firm; American middling 1-16d; sales 5000
| bales-Amercan 1900 bales; speculation and
export 1900 bales; receipts 1900 bales-Ameri-
| can II 800
Futures-American middlng. low middlinR
clause, January delivery -; January and
| February delivery s. 64d; February and March
delivery Sod, also 6-6ld. also 5-64d March
and April delivery 7-64d, also 8-64d, also
/ 4 9-64d, also S-64d; April and May delivery
4 l0-64d, also i1-64d: May and June delivery
| 4 l4-64d, also l5-64d; June and July delivery
4 lS-64d; July aud August delivery 21-64d.
August and September delivery-d. Futures
very steady.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
! amounted TO 900 bales new dOcketS and -
| bales old.
NEW York, Jan. 20, noon.-Cotton opened
steady; middling uplands 1850; middling Or
| leans Sc; sales 1855 bales.
| Futures-Market opened steady. with sales
| as follows: January delivery zoe, February
| delivery 42c, March delivery SEC April
delivery soc, May delivery Zoe, June de-
NEW YoRk. Jan 20, 500 p. m.-Cotton closed
steady; middling uplands use, mddlinR Or
leans &c. net receipts 924 bales, gross 1882;
Futures-Market closed firm, with sales of
| $4,000 bales, as follows: January delivery
Z 1907 4!c, February delivery 1907 soc,
March delivery z b937 60c, April delivery
! livery 946G7 95c, July delivery 04c, Au-
gust delivery HOS re, September delivery
8 I9@8 PIC, October delivery 26Q3S &c.
Hubbard, Price & Co 8 cotton circular says:
THE opening was about 6 points above last
| evening. Part of this improvement was lost,
but was quickly recovered, when it was learned
that the receipts would only be 1900 bales,
against $1,000 bales last year. AS the day
passed some of the shorts plainly became ner-
| vous at extremely light receipts, and in their
| efforts to cover had advanced the market by
.
| The receipts for tomorrow are estimated at
1900 bales, against $4,000 bales last year.
Memphis receipts are less than a third OF what
| they were last year During the afternoon the
market continued firm, and closed at the best
! figures of the day, which show an advance of
| 10 points from the close last evening Just
prior to the close concerted attack on the
part of the bears was made, but was without
| result, except to increase the short interest.
New Orleans market has not advanced as much
as our own owing, so our kilograms from there
| advise, to the small short interest generally
bearish sentiment, and the expectation of
fuller receipts when the weather clears. It
seems not improbable that the light movement,
which is fact. will result In largely increased
demand from spinners both here and abroad"
ATLANTA, Jan 20-Cotton closed steady;
middling 67sc; receipts l2 bales.
GALVESTON, Jan. 20.-Cotton closed steady:
middling 7c; net receipts 1888 bales, gross
1893; sales 1850 bales; stock 1886 bales.
NORFOLK, Jan. 20.-Cotton closed firm; mid
ding csc; net receipts lily bales, gross
LILY; sales 1850 bales; stock 57,10O bales; ex
! ports coastwise 379 bales
BALTIMORE, Jan. 2O.-Cotton closed nominal
mi1dling 7Ac; net receipts - bales, gross
l1s7; sales none; stock 9.l99 bales; exports,
to Great Britain :,105 bales to the continent
| 2,S7S bales, coastwise 900.
Boston, Jan. 20.-Cotton closed steady;
mlddling 79-l6c; net receipts 3l9 bales, gross
1913; sales none; stock - bales; exports,
| TO Great Britain $50 bales.
WILMINGTON, Jan. 20.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 6s4c; net receipts 45 bales, gross As;
sales none; stock 14,317 bales exports, to the
continent 1855 bales coastwise 239.
| PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2l.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 77kc; net receipts 217 bales, gross
Ell; sales = bales; stock 1O,499 bales.
New ORLEANS Jan 20.-Cotton closed firm;
gross 67s2; sales O. 100 bales; stock 50b,9
bales; exports, to Great Britain 1880 bales,
TO France g. LOG bales, coastwiss 1889
Futures-1he market closed steady, with
sales of $4,000 bales, as follows. January
| delivery 9Sc, February delivery 9Sc March
| delivery 15o. April delivery 30c. May de-
| livery 44c, June delivery 55c, July delivery
! 66c, August delivery 75c, September delivery
z SEC, October delivery Soc.
MOBILE, Jan. 20-Cotton closed firm
middng l5,16c; net receipts 80 80 bales, gross
ports, coastwise 1915 bales, to Great Britain
| ITO.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 2O.-Cotton closed firm;
mddhng :-l6c; receipts 443 bales; ship
ments 5000 bales; sales s,S72 bales; stock
AUGUSTA, Jan. 9o-Cotton closed firm;
mddliug &c; receipts 1888 bales; shipments 400
| bales; sales 301 bales; stock 37,lSS bales.
| CHARLESTON, Jan. 20.-Cotton closed quiet;
mlddling &c; net receipts 2O3 bales,
gross 203; sales leo bales; stock TO- 24 bales;
| exports, coastwise l.15O.
New YORK, Jan demonstrated net re-
| ceipts at ali cotton ports to-day were -. 2I5
bales exports, to Great Britain lG, 1855 bales, to
France 3, JOG bales, to the continent 1898 bales;
stock at all American ports 1862 554 bales.
NEW YORK. Jan 20, noon. - Flour quiet
and easy. Wheat active and firm. Corn quiet
and steady. Pork dull and steady at 80 159
10 rs. Lard quiet and steady at SO 6711.
| Freights dull and steady.
| NEW York. Jan. 20. 500 p. m.-Flour, south
ern, dull and weak; common to fair,
extra, SO 1908 90; good TO choice extra,
81 OO65 Is; superffne. "a 1904 so; buckwheat
-four 81 25012 35. Wheat unsettled, higher;
| No. red, 81 O131 O216 In store and ee
vator; 81 021S01 0415 a1oat; options closed
/ NJ y
red January. delivery 81 O25s: February
quiet and weaker; No Q cash, 49l6060c in ele-
| vator; 5O34Q5l14c afoat; ungraded mixed 400
| 53Ihc; No 2 white, 54c; No. 8. 5Sc; steamer
mixed 63O64c; options duh and depressed;
January delivery 1880; February delivery
! 492lc May delivery 1880. oats dull and
quiet; options active and firmer; January
| delivery 36Ssc; February delivery C; May
| delivery 3:15c; No. 2 spot, S6GI37Ac; mixed
western 351S09713c, Hops fairly active,
| firm; State common to choice, l5022c;
Pacific coast. 15022c. Coffee-options closed
steady to Is points up; January delivery u 800
II go; February delivery u SOFA 80; April
! July delivery Ii co; spot Rio quiet
and firm; No. T. 135s0133lc. Sugar, raw,
quiet, steady; fair refining Lido; centrifugas,
| 96o test, S1ec; No. g. 35Bc; No 3, $3.50; refined
steady and quiet; off A, 416c; mould A, 436c;
! standard A, 4O41kc; confectioners' A, Lice;
| cut loaf, SIC; crushed. SIG; powdered 5-!6c;
granulated, 316d.4 5-16c; cubes. 1870 Molasses
| Foreign nominal; 800 test 1IN0l21fc in
! hhds: New Orleans steady aud quiet;
| common to fancy 8303So. Petroleum quiet and
steady; crude In bbls, Parkers', IS so; crude
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