The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-05

60 os.:....lo0 Rock Island. ..... s9e4
Virginia ss........ 50 do preferred l2S
/ va os cons. 20 Texas Pacific. go l4Iz
/ Northwestern ..-.1l64 Tenn. Coal & Iron 4iA
DO preferred. az Union Pacific. -. 4e4z
Della Lack. 1894 n. j. Central l13N
Erie .......-.....- 81 Missouri Pacific 64jz
Eess IennessOe... IA Western Union. 81
Lake Shore. ...-.l22l& Cotton OH Certi. 36A
L willie Mash. S3$ Brunswick Co. 10
Memphis Char. $ Mobile & Ohio IS 67Ik
mobile and Ohio. 4l14 Silver Certificates e5
NasnvlIs Chat; IS Am Sugar Rem. IS
Texas Pacific, LIST. 8sl4 do pref'd.. 1854
| N. Y. Central 1854
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL Jan 4, -Cotton-BusIness
| moderate at easier prices American middlinK
| 3-16d; sales 10, 900 baes-American g. 500 bales:
speculation aud export 1900 bales; receipts
since last report or, 600 bales-American 55, 300
Futures-American middling, low middling
clause January delivery Il; January and
February delivery sod, also 4-64i, also
| $3.50; February and March delivery 4 10 64d,
also 9s4d: March and April delivery l4-64d,
also Is Cad; April and May delivery 1764d;
May and June delivery 2l-64d; June and July
delivery s4e4d; July and August delivery
G-o4d Market easy.
400 p. MIXTURES: American mddling low
middling clause, January delivery sod,
buyers; January and February s-e4d buyers;
February and March 7-64d sellers; March
| livery 16-S4d sellers; May and June delivery
4 l6-6404 1e-64d; June and July delivery
d. Ss-otd, sellers; July and August delivery
livery 70 s4GO4 29-64d. Futures closed quiet
NEW YORK, Jan. 4, noon.-Cotton opened
quiet; middlng uplands $780, middling Orleans
| SIC; sales 90 bales.
Futures-Msrket opened steady at the decline,
with sales as follows: January delivery $50,
February delivery 54c. March delivery SOC,
April delivery &c. May delivery 97c, June
delivery lie.
New YoRK. Jan. L. 800 p. m.-Cotton
closed quiet; middlfng uplands 71sc; middling
Orleans &c; net receipts ga bales gross re-
celpts "a 90! bales; sales to-day 40 bales
Futures-Market closed weak, with sales
Of l6sloO bales, as follows: January de
livery Z 1907 go, February delivery SEQ
zoe, March delivery 54GaT $50. April delivery
livery I 96Ga7 eco. July delivery osQDs 0rc.
August delivery 8 1905 ifc, September de-
livery 2e3a He, October delivery 32D8 Bic
Hubbard, Price & Co.'S cotton review says:
About noon information was received from
| New Orleans that the receipts there tomorrow
would probably be $1,000 to 32,coo bales This
started the selling movement, which continued
to tho closing Of the market which was heavy,
at the lowest prices yet touched The decline
| was accaleFatcd by the liquidation Of holders
| whose margins had become exhausted, and the
constant touching OF stop orders prevented the
paarket from showing 9ny strength at the close.
Suoh decline is usually followed by reaction,
and this. no doubt, will be unless the move
nent oenttntes upon the present exaggerated
seals. ThS trade has looked Cor the eonnEma
ton Of the short crop advices for 90 long, that
| the feeling of diseouragement 10 the expression
of the temper Of the market at the close this
evening"
GALVESTON JaR. 4.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 71sc; net receipts 9, 500 bales gross
10s1l2; sales 1856 bales; stock 1855 baes; ex-
ports to Great Britain 1924 bales, TO the con-
tiaent 40
NoRFoLK, Jan 4-Cottcn closed quiet:
middfng &c; net receipts 4,773 bales, gross
1904; sales 800 bales; stock 6i,16S bales; ex
ports eoastwise q. 1896.
l J,,lf.
mi1dling 7HSc; net receipts II bales, gross
1928; sales none; stock z1,0.4 bales; exports,
to Great eritaln - bales, to the continent
| 239, coastwise 500.
RosroN Jan. 4-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 13-16c; net receipts 1877 bales, gross
8,aJ4; sales none; stock - bales; exports to
Great Britain 4.575 bales.
WILMINGTON Jan 4--Cotton closed dull;
middliDg &c; net receipts 671 bales. gross
Ell; sales none; stock. corrected, 1875 bales;
exports ceastwiee 454 bales.
PHILADEdPHtA, Jan cotton closed Quiet;
middling sso; net receipts 2,2 bales, gross
2I2; sales = bales; stock II 535 bales.
! New ORLEANS. Jan Action closed weak
and irregular; middlinR &c; net receipts IS, 1879
bales. gross 1881; sales 1900 bales; stock
AZ ,ssl bales; exports. to the continent 5,146
bales, to Great Britain Is. 45o bales, coastwise
400.
Futures-The market closed steady, with
sales of 5000 bales, as follows: January de-
| livery soc, February delivery 90c, March
delivery Csc. April delivery z 29c, May de-
! livery 8cc, June delivery 47c. July delivery
I $50
| Cotton crop statement from Sept. to Dec.
| 81! inclusive: Port receipts were 4,793, aga bales
against 4,4S5.SSS bales last year and 4.275,16S
| bales the year before last Net overland move
ment to mills and Canada 7s4, 500 bales, against
o42, 75S bales for the same time last year: In
terror stocks in excess of Sept 1: 677,7s3
bales the year before last. Southern
mill takings, exclusive of consumption at the
southern outports, 2e4,sF bales, against
2o 20 bales last year ana ID 5ssi bales the
| sight at the close of December: 6,42G. 0S6
bales. against 5.s74t9S bales last year and
| 5,527, 2i3 the year before last. Amount Of crop
brought into sight for December: 1,657, 1854 bales
against 1886, 1855 bales last year and 1,624.6A
bales the year before last
Weekly cotton crop movement to Jan. 1.
ncusiys Crop brought into sight aSd for the week
year and 30S16e bales the year before last
Crop brought into sight Jan. !. one day,
q, 2e7 bales this year against 1885 bales last
brought into sight for 1873 days to Jan. /. in
elusive 6,442, 1868 bales, against $4,000 bales
last year and 5,549, 1877 bales year before last.
middiing 15isc; net receipts .sga bales, gross
1924: sales 1000 bales; stock ~, 8sS bales; ex-
| ports coastwise 2,S78
MEMPHIs, Jan. 4-Cotton closed quiet
| 1,450 bales; sales 4,as4 bales; stock l96,s81
| bales.
AUGUSTA. Jan. 4,-Cotton closed quiet;
middliug &c: receipts SOS bales; shipments 800
bales; sales 61o bales; stock 20, s2s bales.
| CHARLESTON, Jan. 4-Cotton closed quiet;
middling &c; net receipts 1888 bales, gross
| /, 1888: sales 500 bales; stock sc, ia bales.
| ATLANTA, Jan. 4.-Cotvon closed quiet;
middling $40; receipts 2S7 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
| NEW YORK, Jan l. noon Flour quiet
and weak Wheat dull and weak, Corn dull
and easy Pork quiet but steady at 50 006l10 90.
Lard quiet and steady at So 4s1h Freights
dan and steady.
NEW YORK. Jan. 4, 500 p. un.-Flour, south
ern, dull and weak; common to fair,
extra, So s0GS4 Is; good 20 choice. extra,
| 81 l6d1425; superfine, 81 1904 so; buckwheat
flour 81 25612 IS. Wheat lswer Irregular dull;
No . red. 81 044 in store and elevator;
81 05L66D1 o6A ahoat; No. Q red, January de-
livery 81 o414; February delivery 81 05as; May
delivery 81 06A Germ lower, active, free sell
ers; No 2cash, t62S4c in elevator; 52161s3o
sIoat; ungraded mixed, 5S@66c; No white,
o6c; No 3, SIC; steamer mixed 63d64c; January
delivery bl4sc; February delivery b1ssc; May
delivery 503Ac. Oats active, lower, weak; OPP
tons active and heavy; January delivery SIC;
February delivery 3.14c; May delivery S75sc;
No 2 white, 371A6D39I<c; February 3614 1Ss34c;
No. spot, S714G13 s1sc; mixed western $3.50
Ale; options opened steady, "a loc ap; January
II SO1 IL 60: February y S00l2 IS; hay II $50
choice, f5GA2ac; Pacific coast. 1SO22e. Coffee
Spot Rio quiet and frmer; No. Z, 1S1zGb1394c
January delivery f2 S5@o12 So; February deliv-
cry = March delivery s11 50112 90; April
delivery II 6S011 70 May delivery II 20
mil 40: July delivery II co. Sugar-reHned