The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-14

firm. s'-0N
Cotton contracts opened frn at los points
advance, gained I&2 points. tel SOS points.
rallied again, became irregular. now SOS points
above yesterday. with sales OF 10000 bales
Liverpool opened quiet ., point advance. fell
? points, advanced 5 points on our open .ng;
closed strong At so. points gain for the day.
The market here Was influenced by Liverpool.
but the bar element appear TO be in the ma
1ority, and we're free sellers at every advance
with spectators enxiously waiting for the crop
estimate 70 be issued by A. 7. Wilson a Co.
to.dsv exl ected to show a large increase.
NEv YoRx. Jan. IS, 500 2. m.-Midd ing
upisndS ssSc; low middling uplands Q slice;
good osd!nary Size Spot cotton closed
steady Net receipts 50 bales, gross 8 996 bales;
torwarded 1888 bales; sales 80 bales, spinners
ls9 bales; stocS sos. 62S bales.
Weekly net receipts S.ss0 bales. gross ss,0ss;
exports, to Great Britain 6l5S bales to
France Ssl. 20 the continent s. sS6; forwarded
.. ss7 bales; sales 1873 bales; spnners e7s
Tosal net receipts to-day we're sae44 bales;
exports to Great Britain L, 600 bales: TO the
continent 1924 bales, 70 France secs bales;
stock l,0Ss4l5 bales.
Consolidated net receipts at all ports for
the week llS 90 bales; exports, to Great Britain
Is2I4 bales, to the continent 5S,9ls bales 20
Total net receipts since Sept 1. s.7Z7, 1855
bales: exports, to Great Britain ,435. t76 bales,
70 Frsuce 5i4,sSs bales; TO the continent az 12s
bales.
Futures-Msrket closed steady, with sales
OF 244.sO bales. as follows: January delivery
$500 &c, February delivery, 9 s4@9 bSc,
March delivery 6S@s soc, April delivery 40
o. % &c, July delivery Q e509 S6c, Au.
gust delivery 99Nl0 00c, September delivery
1909 7Sc. October delivery = 666Ss $50
GALVESTON, Jan. iS.-Cotton closed quiet;
middhpg 1-lec; net receipts 3, 46S bales. gross
none; sales 962 bales; stock los, 907 bales
NORFOLK, Jan. l3.-Cotton closed dull: mid
sales IS bales stock 49,s2 bales; .xDorts,
coastwise 1870 bales, 90 the continent 1850.
BALTIMORE, Jan. ls.-Cotton closed nominal:
niddling Ice; net receipts $3.50 bales, gross
7f4J. sales none: STOCK S9lSo bales; exports.
to Great Britain 1881 ba es, coastwise sos bales
Boston, Jan. I3.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 9Ssc; net receipts 96l bales. gross
$O9s; sales none; STOCK none; exports TO Great
WILMINGTON, Jan. i3.-Cotton closed dull;
mtddhug $3.50; net receipts 2 406 bales, grosa
noue; sales none; stock, corrected i4,il7 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l3-Cotton closed quiet
midi ing IU&c; net receipts sos bales. gross
none; sales none: stock l2,454 bales; exp rts,
10 Great h tam So
NEw ORLEANS. Jan. I3--Cotton closed quiet;
middling Stsc; net receipts 1888 baes, gross
$3.50; SAFES q $50 bales; stock s36, 2l9 bales;
exports TO Great Britain 1850 bales, coastWise
1850. to the continent 1851.
New Orleans cotton crop statement from
Sept. to Jan IL, inclusive: Port receipts
3.7e6, us bales, against 5lS0 bob bales last year
and s,7sT,gSo bales the year before last Over.
land 70 mills and Canada So. 3OS ales, against
coo,o6o OaleS Tor the same time last year.
Inferior stocks in excess of Sept. I: s27.74s
bales, against S< 56 bales for the SAM time last
year. Sout erp mill takings SSS.69 bales this
year, against a2), 2S0 bales last year. Amount OF
crop brought into sig { during the IS days tn
date: 6.025 SS7 bales this year, against ssh lS3
bales last year and g. 27l 49, bales the year be-
fore last Crop brought into sight for the
week, i26,2o3 ba IS, against 800 bales last
year and .O6. S6S bales the year before last.
Crop brought lpto sight for the first 10 days
OF January: 2S3,63S bales, against 425,0O7
bales last year and S,6,s29 bales the Year
before last.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. is-Cotton futures
quiet but steady. with sales of II SEQ bales.
as follows: January delivery &c, February
delivery 20, March delivery 4sc, April
9 Sic. July delivery 8 &c.
MOBILE, Jan. 13.-Cotton closed steady; mid
ding sAc; net receipts 800 bales. gross
none; sales 80 bales; stock IS, s2S bales; exports
MxMPH1s, Jan. ls.-Cotton closed quiet
middhng 8 lite net receipts i.G2l bales, gross
III; sa.es SEQ bales; stock 1893, l0s,6l6 bales
stock s92, 1855. 9l2 bales.
AuausrI, Jan. I8.-Cotton closed quiet;
midding 9l<c; net receipts 209 bales gross
none; sales 40 bales; stock. actual 1892 IS, AIS
bales; stock 1873. 43.0l4 bales.
CHARLEsToK, Jan l3.-Cotton closed steady;
middiing gl4c; net receipts Al bales gross
none; sales = bales; stock 1881 bales.
CINCINNATI. Jan. lS.-Cotton closed steady
middling l0c; net receipts lss bales, gross
LOUISVILLE. Jan. Ia, ottoa closed firm
midd ing CSC; net receipts none, gros
none; sales none; stock none.
ST: LOUIS. Jan. iS.-Cotton closed quiet
middling 93zc, net receipts SOC bales, gross
I,772: sales none; stock ", 62S bales.
HOUSTON, Jan. l3.-Cotton closed dull; mid
ding Sssc; net receipts 3,4i2 bales; gross
none; sales 55s; stock sso77 bales.
ATLANTA. Jan. lS--Cotton closed steady
middling s1zc; receipts TO. day IS bales. Weekly
receipts sci bales; shipments 2,44s bales; stocI
Il, $50 bales
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEw YoRK, Jan. IL, p. m.-Flour in mod
crate demand and very firm; prices unchanged
southern -four quiet but firm. Wheat hrmeI
and quiet; No. red SJ>61s04o in store and
elevator; siI<0SiMc aaoat; optic s opened
steady sc decline, re acted 9sG1ssc, declined LC
on realizing and closed firm a. 7s014c over yes
terdsy, with trading moderately active: May.
July and March were most active; No. red
January delivery 1880; February delivery s09sc
delivery S4Szc; July delivery $3.50. Corn firm
and dull; No. 2 b134152c in elevator; b3c aiost
options lX0iAo higher, closing strong, with
trading quiet; May and February were most
BIC; May delivery 5Sesc. Oats 9rmer but dull
options stron er but quiet; May was most active
January delivery SS1fc; February delivery S914c
May delivery 39c; spot prices: No. 3 Soc; No.
white 411fc; No. 2 3sls Q13s3zc; No, white an
64Sc; mixed western Ssi60d0c; white mixed
western 4lh046lxc. Cotee-Options opened
steady and unchanged TO 10 points down and
closed steady 500 up; January delivery 10 lC
DIS %; February delivery Is 9O01o 90; May
delivery IS rs; September delivery is 600t5 rs;
spot Rio quiet and firmer; No 1910. sugar
Raw quiet and firm; refined firm and fairly
active. Molasses--F Foreign nominal: New Or
leans steady and 10 fair demand. Pork quiet
and steady; extra prime nominal. Peanuts
firm. Beef dull and stea ~. Beef hams in good
demand and stron' 1ierced beef frrler; city
extra Ind. mess s17 50. Cut meats active and
firm; LicNled beiiIss i034Q1llc; picked hams
I34i3IRc. Middles stronger; short clear $40 80
Lard dull and firmer; western steam clos-d al
Gil 70; January delivery Sill 10; March delivery
$40 95; May delivery 81 90 asked; refined Quie,
and tirmer; continent 81 IS. Freights to Liv
erpool steady and dull; cotton sod; grain iISd
CHICAGO, Jan. i3.--Wheat opened NC of
SlS6c but Tell back 10 si14c. Corn opened I'M
changed at s6a4c for May delivery and advanced
to 465kc. Pork opened n2l2c higher at Sis IS
for May delivery, advanced 10 $40 co. but re-
acted to SIS 20. Lard opened i0c higher al
80 69l% for lay delivery, touched SO IS and
declined TO Si06Is.
CHICAGO, Jau ID. A sharp bulge aud consid
cradle excitement marked the close in the
wheat pit to-day. The explanation put for
ward ia Lhat the market 10 oversoli 70 a tremeu.
dous exteUt and that the people who are buy
ing wheat made up their minds that there are
shorts enough to give goo I strong market 10
sell out upon later The close was at the top
night is SIC up for hay and l1sc for July. Corn
gained 10 and oats 80. Provisions were also
firm and left off with all advance OF 32lsc over
last nights close for pork, lT11c Tor lard and
AsL1c for ribs.
7CmoAeo. Jan. l3.-Cash quotations were as
follows. Flour dull but firm. Wheat-No :
spring 153z176c; No. 2 red 75S16I76c. Corn
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