The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-07

uplsnds l5-1ec, low middlinS uplauds qi6c.
good ordinary lS-loc- Spot cotton closed
forwarded none; sales 81 bales, spinners iii
bales; STOCK sos, $50 bales.
Weekly net receipts sos bales. gross s79o2;
exports to Great Britain Ss bales, to
France COS, to the continent 5000; forwarded
Il. sos bales; sales 4.0is bales; spinners las
Total net receipts to-day we're s0SSS bales;
exports TO Great Britain II .S53 bales TO the
continent 1886 bales, 20 France ), $50 bales
Total net receipts since Sept. /. 3.662.s79
oales; exports, TO Great Britain 1.sSS. 9O2 bales
bales '''''' W ''e ''n'llen' 'lO''''
Futures-Narket closed stesdy, with sales Of
d40o0J bales, as follows: January delivery
~ % 53c, February delivery SIC, March
daivery SSG9 &c, April delivery 10 C5AI0 O6c,
Nay delivery 10 1000 l5c, June delivery 10 226A
~ ~ &c, July delivery c, August delivery
GALVESTON, Jan. Cotton closed firm;
middhpg g1fc; net receipts 2,S26 bales gross
nonei sales $50 bales; stock l25. 100 bales.
NORFOLK, Jan. 6.-Cotton closed firm; mid
ding $3.50; net receipts 6sS bales, gross none;
sales As bales; stock aa,5e4 bales; exp rts,
TO Great Britain la bales, coastwise SOD
bALTISoRE Jan. o.-Cotton closed nominal:
sales none; stock So,o97 bales; exports, coast
wise 1000
BosToN, Jan. 6-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 95kc; net receipts 90I bates, gross
6,o2y; sales none; stock none.
WILMINGTON, Jan. 6.-Cotton closed firm;
middling sS4c; net receipts 1871 bales. gross
! hOucs 6alcS uOuSs 5bQCk S4.AO OAiee,
| PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 6.-Cotton closed firm:
niddiin2 l04c; net receipts 446 bales, gross
| none; sales none; stock II. 4s9 bales; exports
| TO Great Britain 400 bales.
new ORLEANS, Jan. 6.--Cottou closed steady;
| middhng 9esc; net receipts SAL bales, gross
| S56l; sales 1900 bales; stock $50 406 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 5, $50 bales, coastwise
DOB bales, TO the continent ll.742
NEW ORLEANS Jan. 6.-Cotton futures
steady with sales of 81, SEQ bales. as follows:
January, delivery 65c, February delivery
| sc, May delivery 93c. June delivery qgc
! July delivery 10 Csc.
New Orleans cotton crop statement from
Sept. 1 to JAN 6, inclusive: Port receipts
S,o139S2 bales, against 1855 46S bales last year
| aud 500, 426 bales the year before last. Over
| land to mills and Canada 565, las bales, against
9lsOS2 bales for the same time last year.
bales, against $685. 05s bales for the time aet
| year. Southern mill takings 81. 492 bales this
year, against oo4,6s3 bales last year. Amount OF
| crop brought into signt during the l28 DAYS to
date: 4.S9S, 1874 bales this year, against Gas 237
| bales last year and $685., IA bales the year be-
fore last Crop brought into sight for the
| year and AS, 712 bales the year before last
| Crop brought into sight for the first DAYS
| OF January: l2;.3l5 bales, against $780, 1853
bales last year and 1875 bales tho year
| before last.
MOBILE Jan. 6.-Cotton closed firm; mid
| ding 9l9c; net receipts g23 bales, gross none;
sales 100 bales; stock 4i,4S2 bales; exports,
MEMPHIS, Jan. Cotton closed steady;
| middhng 9a4c: net receipts 1889 bales. gross
1909; sales :, 800 bales; stock Ill, 720 bales.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 6.-Cotton closed steady;
| mdding CSC; net receipts 276 bales, gross none;
| sales SOP bales; stock a. 9i2 bales
CHARLESTON, Jan. Cotton closed st ady;
midding gezc; net receipts 500 bales, gross
none; sales none; stock 54,s79 bales.
CINCINNATI, Jan. o!-Cotton closed steady;
middng 10c; net receipts l,165 bales, gross
none; sales none; stock .02l bales.
/ ,~lA Hrrr
mdd ing 93ic; net receipts none, gross none;
| sales none; stock none.
ST.. LoUIs, Jan. Cotton closed firm
| mddlng .S-lGc. net receipts go bales, gross
| 2,74e; sales /, $40 bales; stock IS. 563 bales
HoUsroS. Jan. Cotton closed steady; mid
ding slse; net receipts 2976 bales; gross
| none; sales $50.
ATLANTA. Jan. 6.--Cotton closed firm; mid
ding 9sl6c; weekly receipts s34 bales; ship
ments 2O4S bales; stock u. 1872 bales
MONTGOMERY, Jan. 6.--Weekly receipts 2 1877
| bales; shipments 2 525 bales; sales SIS bales;
| stock 1892, a43 bales; stock 1ss2 u, s95,
MACON Jau, e.-Weekly receipts 40 bales;
shipnents III bales; sales III bales; stock 1898
| 1919 bales; stock 1892. 7,0S7 bales.
COLUMBUS, Ga Jan 6.--Cotton-Weekly re-
ceipts SAG bales; shipments 653 bales; sales $40
ba es; stock 1923, 1888 bales; stock 1891,
| 1914 bales.
NASHVILLE. Jan. d-weekly receipts esd
baes shipments 406 bales; sales 2,1s2 bales
| spinners 1.716 bales; stock 1898, 3,s1s bales
| stock :SG2 3.954 bales
SELMA. Jan 6-Weekly receipts 226 bales
| shipments 46 bales: stock 1898 g. 100 bales
stock 1892. 1899 bales.
RoaE, Jan. 6-Cotton-Weekly receipts 500
bales; shipments 1876 bales; stock, corrected,
| 1854 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEw YORK, Jan. 6, 5 p. m.-Flour in light
| demand and firm: southern -four quiet and
| steady. Wheat dull aud 6rmer; No. 2 red
| 1es40soc 10 store and elevator; so141sot<c
afoat; No. spring 74s4c; options duh; opened
! 1s0s14c decline, reacted 5s17kc with the west
| ana on short covering and closed 1rm at ssG11%c
above yesterday; May and July we're most act
| i've; No. red January delivery i5SAc, May de-
| livery s23lc; July delivery s3Jkc. Corn hrrner
and fairly active; No. 2 5o14D50lsc in elevator;
! 5l1s05lBc a6oat; ungraded mixed 49a51c;
| steamer mixed 4eISG501Sc; options moderately
| active and 34155c higher shorts covering
| and better west, closing firm; May and Feb
ruary were most active; January delivery 501<c;
| February delivery 51ssc; May delivery 52tsc
| Oats dull and firm; options dull but frmer;
| May was most active; January delivery SIC;
! May delivery S914c; No. white, February de-
livery ale, spot prices: No. 56lfc; No. 3 white
| 4414l11c; No. 2 so; No. 2 white 423zc; mixed
| western 3T0t3ec. Coffee-Options opened barely
| steady and unchanged to IS points down and
closed steady 20D35 down; January delivery
| - SOAP IS; February delivery IS 70@l5 90:
March delivery IS 60615 s5; May delivery is 40
| OILS IS, September delivery Is S0lol5 90; spot
| Rio dull and steady; No. 1876. Sugar = Raw
test i6c; refined firm and fairly active
| No 1905 7-i6c; No. 400 5Ioc; of A
5-16Mi Ice; standard A 11-I6n45kc; cut
| loaf 5-16DSl4c; graduated 4il-166Sc. Mo-
| Ia, ses-Foreign nominal. New Orleans steady
| and in fair demand; open kettle new, good to
| choice 266b36c. Wool dull and frm domestic
| fleece 25a32c; pulled 2o0132c. Pork quiet aud
higher; old mess SIG 756 II 90; new mess Sl7 SO
| ais 90; extra prime nominal Peanuts
| quiet; fancy hand picked 4IAc; farmers 2Ik1
| SEC Beef quiet but steady. Beef hams quiet
| and firm. Tierced beef dull and Arm; city extra
| India mess SO 5o117 50. Cut meats firm and
| wanted picked bellies 1oc, picked shoulders
! 8Aoc; picked hams 12c. Lard higher and
strong; January delivery Sill 05: February de.
livery so 80: March delivery $40 90, refined firm.
| Freghts steady.
| CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-Wheat opened unchanged
at 7sAc for May delivery and touched 7S5kc,
| declined TO 7s1sc and rallied to fs1zc. Corn
| opened &c lower at $3.50 for May delivery and
advanced TO 461s946I4c. Pork opened eoc higher
at Si5 10 for May delivery and spot, advanced
TO SIS 20 and fell back to s18 02l1. Lard opened
ne higher at $40 40 for Nay delivery, advanced
| to $40 Is and rsceded to $40 37l<.
| CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-The provision deal was in a
| state of ecstacy to-day, as may be surnlised
from the further big advance in the price of
articles it comprises, Pork since yesterday is
Csc higher, lard 32l5c and ribs zoe higher Wheat
| corn and oats played second fiddle TO the music
| in the pork pit and gained respectively 5Sl13zc
| and asc per bushel. There was an active de-
mand for the lower grades Of wheat at lie aud
| in some cases 1l1c advance on yesterdays rates
aud all the offerings were readily absorbed.
! Prices of hog products made an immediate
| jump when the opening bell sounded and was