The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-14

Dela- q LACK. l4014 n F. j. Central .1l412
Erie. 32ss Missouri Pacific. 634
East Tennessee. S4 Western Union. =. $50
Lake Shore. 1919 Cotton Oil Certi.. IS
L vile & NASH. 81 Brunswick Co...
Memphis & Char. pc Mobile & Ohio Is g.
Mobile and Ohio. 30 Silver Certificates 1885
Nashville & Chat. 30 Am. Sugar Ref S3s4
Texas Pa'fic. list. S2l5 do pref'd. 9l&
n. Y. Central 1875
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 13, noon.-Cotton steady and
In fair demand; American middlinE ID; sales
1900 bales-American Il, 800 bales; speculation
aud export 5000 bales; receipts II 900 bales
American 600
Futures-American middling low middling
clause January delivery -l; January ana
February delivery 59-G4d February and March
delivery 6064d, also 6l-54d also 63-64d;
March and April delivery 6364d also
I'd, also 1-64d. also 4 2-64d, also l-64d; April
and May delivery 3-64d, also 4-:4f. also
5-64d, also 6-G4p; May and June delivery
q 7-64d, also 46-64d; June and July delivery
9Gfd, also 4 l064d, also 1l-G4d also 12-64d
also l9-64d; July and August delvery4 l364d,
also l56fd; August and September delivery
l6-64d. Fu;ures firm.
The tenders of deliveries at todays clearings
amounted to COO bales new dockets and 100
bales old.
400 p. MIXTURES: American middling, low
mdding clause, January delivery 62-G4d,
buyers; January and February delivery 62-64d,
buyers; February and March delivery 63-64O
Id; March and April delivery 2-64GD4 3-64d;
April and May delivery 664d, buyers; May
anu June OellNoFy J-O40L4 lUOdut June anu
July delivery l3-64d, sellers; July and Au-
gust delivery 16-c41, value; August and
September delivery lS-64GD4 l9-64d. Futures
closed firm.
MANCHESTER, Jan. l3-The Guardians com
merclal article says; The demand for goods
in quantity has been tame during the week,
and the business transacted has consisted
mostly Of miscellaneous orders from many
markets. Some departments have been more
active, with prices a shade easier. Manufac-
turers accept offers little below last weeks
prices Some trade is reported IN good aud
medium shirtings. Inquiry for bleaching JAG
comets and mulls is better. The positions of
makers are diverse, some needing an increased
demand badly, while others are fairly sold
ahead. The increase in the general demand is
apparent at the very low prices prevailing, but
this does not result IN large sales There is oc-
casionally some pressure to sell common print
ing cloths but many Burnley manufacturers
have e. her reduced or entirely stopped their
output of these goods, and are employing their
looms on other and finer sorts. Export yarn iS
dull and prices are lower
NEW YORK, Jan. l3, noon.-Cotton opened
quiet; middling uplands nc; middling Orleans
71Sc; sales n oales.
Futures-Market opened steady, with sales
as follows: January delivery 10c, Feb
ruary delivery 17c, March delivery PC, April
delivery z Ale, May delivery SIC, June de-
livery &c.
NEW YoRK. Jan. 10. 500 p. m.-Cotton closed
quiet; middling uplands 715c, middling Orleans
re; net receipts 541 bales, gross 5,023; sales
to-day sos bales.
Futures-Market closed strong, with sales of
16S, 500 bales. as follows: January delivery %
| al 25c, February delivery 32Gt7 33c, March
delivery 1907 45c, April delivery Z 54D7 SOC,
| May delivery 6601 &c. June delivery TO
2 7Sc, July delivery S7g.7 SSc. August delivery
| H@11 CSC, September delivery 060S 07c,
| October delivery s 1905 15c.
Hubbard, Price & Co. s cotton circular says:
Market opened about 1001l points higher
than last evening, and by l O'Clock further
gain of from jG6 points had been established
and partially lost. The later advance has been
due to smaller receipts at New Orleans than
had been expected. For the week past almost
every day anticipating advices have proved in
excess of the actual figures. and the natural in
fiuence is that the disposition TO exaggerate
the movement reflects the disposition to ex-
aggerate the crop. The increased purchases of
spnners to-day in the Liverpool market have
drawn attention to the fact that for nearly a
month now their takinE have been exceedingly
light, and should confidence in cotton be re-
established, we are inclined to believe that the
buying OF consumers would assume enormous
proportions Instead of turning out $4,000
bales, as had been expected earlier in the day,
the port receipts proved to be only 10 900 bales,
against $1,000 bales last year. This fact has
given cumulative strength to the market during
the entire afternoon. and the close is strong at
the highest figures of the day and fully 20 points
above last evening. Any continuation OF the
light movement means rapid ADVANCE and in
the face of diminished receipts there would be
fewer sellers at SC than there were two days
ago at &c"
GALVESTON, Jan. 13.-Cotton closed irregular;
middling 634c; net receipts 3,275 bales, gross
3,275; sales 157 bales; stock 102.205 bales;
ports, to the continent 10 bales; spinners 462
bales.
NORFOLK, Jan. 13-Cotton closed steady;
middliDg 63c; net receipts S5f bales gross
ESQ., sales $50 bales; stock 6I,536 bales; ex-
ports. to Great Britain - bales, coastwise
BALTIMORE, Jan 13-Cotton closed weak;
m1dinz nc; net receipts bales, gross
467; sales none; stock 14,<23 bales; exports,
BosToN, Jan. 18.-Cotton closed quiet;
mdding 7ssc; net receipts 316 bales, gross
3,24S; sales none; stock - bales; exports, to
Great Britain ,595.
WILMINGTON, Jan. !3.-Cotton closed quiet;
middlng &c; net receipts 26l bales gross 261;
sales none; stock II PSI bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 13-Cotton closed firm;
mddling 18-l6c; net receipts 4g5 bales, gross
495; sales - bales; stock ID $50 bales.
New ORLEANS, Jau 13.-Cotton closed very
firm and active; middling 63kc; net receipts
1929 bales, gross 4072; sales 1900 bales; stock
SOC, 400 bales; exports, coastwise 2 665 bales
Futures-Tne market closed steady, with
sales of 5t,400 bales, as follows: January de
livery Sic, February delivery 6 Sic, March
delivery 6 Sc, April delivery i3c May de-
livery Z &c June delivery 3Sc. July delivery
4qc, August delivery 58c, September delivery
66c, October delivery 74c.
ATLANTA, Jan. 13.-Cotton closed steady;
middling $3.50: receipts 221 bales.
MOBILE, Jan. 13.-Cotton closed steady;
middlinr 69sc; net receipts 707 bales, gross ~;
sales l,UUU DATES, oIOCh 40 dOo uhiShS eApOELb
coastwise 900 bales.
MEMPHIS. Jan 13-Cotton closed firm;
middling 13-I6c; receipts 1853 bales; sales 1850
bales; shipments 2.74O bales; stock 1884, 54
bales
AUGUSTA. Jan. 13-Cotton closed firm;
niddliug 1896; receipts - bales; ship
ments 1868 bales; sales go bales; stock 1858
bales.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 13.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 656c; net receipts S62 bales,
gross So: sales 1875 bales; stock 70. 442 bales.
New YORK, Jan. demonstrated net re-
ceipts at all cotton ports to-day we're 1890
bales; exports TO Great Britain 1896 bales, to
France = bales to the continent 60l4 bales;
stock at all american ports l.3l6,73O bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
New YORK Jan. 10. noon Flour quiet
and easy. Wheat higher and active Corn
0uiet and firmer Pork duh but steady at 50 75Gl
10 70. Lard quiet and firm at 80 IS.
Freghts quiet and firm
NEW YORK. Jan 49, 500 .. m.-Flour, south
ern. dull and weak; common to fair,
extra. SO 1908 80; good TO choice, extra,
"a OO65 Is; superfne, 81 1904 SO; ouckwheat
Gour So 2502 IS. Wheat quiet and higher;
No. 2 red, 81 0194Q1 OF in store and elevator;
81 0lS66l Oh ahoat; options closed firm
red, January delivery 81 ol5$; February |
was irregular; closing stronger: No.
efoat: ungraded mixed, 40Q5316c; No. |
white sic; No. 8, 5sc; steamer
mixed 63064c; options steady, 1sG16c over |
Yesterday; January delivery sic; February
delivery 5O3lc; May delivery 1880. Oats active |
and steady; options firmer, quiet; January