The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-06

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Delaware & ..i3l& Cotton Oil. -
Della, Lack.&W'. l4s5s Cotton Oil pref.
Denver. .......... l6zs Tenn. new sst.6s. 1905
do preferred. So do do IS. 7SJx
| Kansas & Texas 1875 Virginia 6s 80
| Lake Shore. ...,.lY1S do ex-mat coup437
| Lake Erie a w. 22A do consoli'te -
! 90 DO pref. 751s Brunswick Co go.
| L wife & Nash. 71IS Silver Certificates S2sl
| southwestern. ...lllA Am, Sugar Ref Il25k
| 90 preferred. do do pref. 100lS
! Ontario & West. e. IS NorthCsrolina Is 1917
ONO q Mississippi 2l1S NOrthCarOltna 6s. l27
| 90 do pref. - So. Caro- Browns. +a5
racine Mail. s6 Memphis & Char. -
| ISuicksllver...-.... sIS Mobile and Ohio. IS
| guicksllver pref. l1l5 Richmond & Dan.
Reading 49,. s0l5 Tennessee Coal. 1914
$Ex-dividend. +Asked. IBID
| COTTON.
| LIVERPOOL, Jan. 5, noon.-Cotton opened
| nrm, with improved demand; American mid
| ding uplands 5-16d; sales 10000 bales-Ameri-
| can 200 bales: speculation and export 1000
! bales; receipts 1000 bales-American 1850.
! Futures opened steady.
| Futures: American middliug, low niddling
! clause, January and February delivery l6-64d.
! also I1-64d; February aud March delivery
| April and May delivery q -64d; May and June
| delivery 23-64d; June and July delivery
| 25-64d; July and August delivery 27-6Sd;
August and September delivery 5 26-f4d.
| 4p: MIXTURES: American middling. low
niddhng clause, January delivery Y sd,
| buyers: January and February delivery .7-64d
buyers; February and March delivery ) is64d.
buyers; April and May delivery $3.50
e cd; May and June delivery 5 2S-6I1
34s:i: June and July delivery 5 2s-649
| buyers; August and September delivery
rs 64d, sellers Futures closed firm
American middling fair 5szd, good mid
SOD, good ordinary lid. ordinary 43Sd.
| NEW YoRK, Jan 8, noon.-Cotton futures
| opened as follows: January delivery Sic
l RAIN Aali "a
| steady.
Cotton contracts opened steady at 2as points
| advance. eased or a little. and then advanced
| now 4Q5 points above Yesterday, with sales OF
| $1,000 bales The advance was due to light
! port receipts and an advance of 3Qe4 points on
| the Liverpool market; while fear regarding the
| anti-option bill has dsmpened the effect on
| trading. Port receipts were estimated for to-
day at 1900 bales, against S1.S64 bales last
i year.
NEW YORK. Jan. 5. uoon.-Middlins uplands
! 92sc, middling Orleans 1876; sales $50 bales.
net receipts 4S1 bales, gross 1851. Spot cotton
Total net receipts at all the ports
to-day were 1888 bales: exports to Great
! Britain l662 bales, TO the continent I0,e5S
bales. to France $50 bales; stock 1,i36,6J7
Futures-Narket clio ed steady. with sales Of
| 1860 bales as follows: January delivery
sos G6c, February delivery 100 7so. Msrca
| delivery Q sstG9 SIC. April delivery $500 99c,
! May delivery 10 070lO CSC, June delivery 10 I5A
/ 10 l6c, July delivery 10 22GlO 23c, August de
| livery 10 26(0I0 &c
| ATLANTA, Jan. Cotton steady; middling
| 7-lbc; receipts III bales
GALVESTON, Jan. 5.-Cotton closed steady;
| mlouipS S1tc; net receipts 1912 bales. gross
nonei sales 1905 bales; stock l22 $50 bales; ex-
| ports coasbwSe 4.00l.
| NORFOLK, Jan. 5.-Cotton closed steady: mid
ding 9-l6c; net receipts 3S2 bales, gross none;
! sales 1875 bales; STOCK 43,Si7 bales; expIrts
| coastwise 5S3 bales.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 5.-Cotton closed nominal;
middnng ice; net receipts none, gross 49,;
BOSTON, Jan. 5.-Cotton closed quiet
| mtddling SIC; net receipts $50 bales, gross
| i.lS1; sales none; stock none; exports, to Great
| WILMINGTON, Jan. 5.--Cotton closed firm; ;
| middling 9a4c; net receipts zoos bales, gross
none; sales none; stock 24,3Sl bales; exports,
| PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 5.--Cotton closed quiet:
middiing lO1@c; net receipts 43 bales, gross
none; sales none; stock ll.35s bales
| NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 5.-Cotton closed firm;
| middliug 9-i6c; net receipts l. 107 bales, gross
| 1916; sales 800 bales stock 962s55 bales.
MOBILE, Jan. 5.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding 7-l6ci net receipts 230 bales. gross none;
sales 500 bales; stock 447S4 bales; exports,
| coastwise lR5 bales.
| MEMPHIS, Jan. 5.--Cotton closed firm;
| middling 93zc: net receipts $50 bales, gross
$50; sales 1000 bales; stock 1tS,0Ol bales.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 5.-Cotton closed steady;
middling S3sc; net receipts 120 bales gross none;
| sales l9S bales; stock q. 96l bales.
| CHARLESTON, Jan. b.-Cottcn closed st ady;
middling g9Ac; net receipts $50 bales gross
none; sales $50 bales; stock $3.50 bales; ex-
| ports coastwise 100
CINcINNArI. Jan. 5.-Cotton closed steady;
middling Toe; net receipts SS9 bales. gross
none; sales q baies; stock $3.50 bales.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 5.-Cotto1 closed quiet;
| middiing exc; net receipts none, gross none;
! sales none; stock none.
Sr. LOUIS. Jan. 5-Cottou closed firm;
Tniddling !s:lee, net recep's 1.eOs bales, gross
| 4,4l7: sales 700 bales; stock SS.2le bales
HOUSTON, Jan. 5.-Cotton closed steady: mid
| ding SIC; net receipts l,975 bales; gross
mons; sales 703; stock $1,000 bales.
GRAIN AND Prov ISIoNs.
NEW YORK, Jan. 5, p. na.-Flour in moder-
ate demand and strong; southern flour firm and
in fair demand. Wheat dull and lower with
options; No. red 1870 in store and elevator;
Soc aioat; options fairly active but very rregu-
lar and closed weak; opening ss02c lower raj
lied 3s09sc, declined 1S09sc and closed 94Gl34c
below yesterday; May, January and July we're
February delivery 79l4c; May delivery S2Jlc.
Corn fairly active and easier, closing steady;
No. 1890 in elevator; 505sc afoat: No. 8 4914c;
active and opened weak at 1441sc decline. re-
acted 1sGDsSc, declined 14G11kc and closed steady
M0sgc below yesterday; May and February
we've most active; January delivery 4936c; May
delivery 515sc. Oats dull and weak; options
moderately active but lower; May was most
octive January delivery s534c; May delivery
3gc; No. white. January delivery 42c; Feb
ruary delivery 4lc; spot prices; No 3561<c;No. 3
white 4114c; no. 2 $40. Cofee-Options opeued
barely steady points up to down and closed
steady up TO 10 down; January delivery
IS %; February delivery IS So: May delivery
Is 700i5 IS; September delivery is 20; spot Rio
steady and in fair demand; No lie. Sugar
Raw dull and firm. Mola, ses-Foreign nomi-
nal; New Orleans active and steady; open kettle
new, good to choice 2603Sc. Wool quiet and
firm. Pork quiet and stronger; old mess SIG 90;
new mess Sl7 000l7 3714; extra prime nominal
Beef quiet but firm. Beef hams dull. Tierced
beef quiet. Cut meats firmer; picked bellies
9M1lOc. Lard flrmer; western steam ed
at 81 10; January delivery $40 95; May delv
cry $40 20; refined firm: Continent 81 90; South
America 81 80. Freights to Liverpool steady
and moderately active cotton $500; grain l1Sd
asked.
CHICAGO, Jan. 5.--Wheat opened sc lower
at 7S1zc for May delivery and rallied to $50
7s5zc. Corn opened 14c lower at 46c Tor May
delivery. declined to 453gG453zc and raj led 70
1880. Pork opened S3Iac higher at St1 10 for
Nay delivery, touched SI7 IS and eased of TO
2l7 IS. Lard opened l0c higher at so y for
lay delivery, rose to SO 81 and fell again 10
Sl02s
CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-The bull clique in wheat
and provisions we're working ike beavers to
day. The provision men succeeded in sQueeS-
ing many loud expressions and much money
out OF tie shorts, out the clique Ia wheat were
not so fortunate. This latter bought heavily
early in the day, but the government crop Ie
port was too much for them. and after an early
bulge the market closed &c lower than on the
day Defore. Corn is &c lower aud oats nearly