The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-31

crate demand; freely met; prices unchanged;
american middling, 44d; sales 10000 bales;
l.OO0 bales receipts, 81 600 bales; American.
moderate.
Futures-American middling fair. low mid
ding clause: January and February, l2-6ld;
FEBRUARY and March 1850, also 1860.
also l2-6fd; March and April, l4-64d also
lS-6id; April and May, 1000. also 1864;
May and June, 4 I9-64d. also ( Ia. sd: June and
July, p SD also 206id: July and August
22-64d. also 2l sd; August and September
% SD Tenders at to-day's clearings were
- bales new dOckets.
p. m.-CottOn. American middling fair
: l-l6d; good middling, 4Sd middling, AID;
low middling, 4}sd; good ordinary, 4d; ordi-
nary. l3l6G.
Futures-American mid ding fair. low mid
ding clause; January, IA 64dpS l5-64d jan
uary and February, 4 l464l14 15-64d: February
and March, 1464Gl4 IS ed March and April.
4 l66id4 1850; April and MAY. 4 lS-64d.
buyers; May and June, 2O-64d sellers June
and July, 42t-646D4 p sd; July and August.
2S-64d, buyers; August and September,
24-d494 25-64d. Futures closed tirm at the
New York, Jan. 80. noon.-Cotton contracts
opened steady at l point decline advanced
points on better Liverpool market, but re-
acted again on local realizing. and are now 3
points below yesterday.
New York, Jan. 30, noon.-Cotton futures
opened steady, as follows January, &C;
February, Z SOC; March, soc; April. CSC;
NAV O7c June, 8 lSc.
New York, Jan. 30, D. m.-Spot cotton
closed steady middling gulf 5-l6c; middling
uplands ll6c; sales 2l3 bales
Futures closed steady, with sales OF 144 900
bales. as follows January, SIC; February,
Z sc; March, S5c; April. 9}c; May, s 0Jc;
June sI6c; July, l0ci August, lac; Sep
tember pc
New York. Jan. 30.-The total consolidated
netreceipts at all the ports to-day were 3, 1853
bales; exports TO Great Britain $3.50 bales to
tranue l550 bales. to the continent 1870
ID hn1
Total so far this week: Net receipts &C. 199
bales; exports to Great Britain IS, III bales.
to France 2l29 bales, to the continent 39.l41
bales.
New Orleans. Jan. 3O-Cotton futures closed
barely steady, with sales Of 81. 100 bales as
follows January &C, February 34c. March
z @4c, April 5ie, May 63c. June Tic, July
Z &c, August soc. september C.
New York Jan. 30.-Ihe sun in its review
OF to-day cotton market says: Cotton de-
cllned to points, rec overed this and ad-
vanced points, lost this and declined to =
points, closing steady. Sales 144,900 bales.
Liverpool declined Il point recovered this
and advanced IL to 3 points. closing arm,
unchanged prices. Manchester 5e was gsi0d dull
New Orleans declined to 7 points. Srot cot
ton here was Ice lower. Sales 2l3 for spin
ming. Southern spot market was quiet and
generally steady or firm. Mobile, Whining
ton, St. LOUIS and Norfolk Lice up. New
Orleans sold 4 600, Memphis 1900, st. Louis
$50, and Mobile 400 Port receipts q, 75S.
last year; thus far this week &c, 1919 against
e7,315 thus far last week. Augusta received
577 tales against 243 last year, The large
cotton mills at Mays Landing, n. j., start
with full force next week after running
half time all winter"
New York, Jan. t0.-Riordan & Co. say of
cotton today: The market continues ex-
ceedingly sensitive to the bulletins of re-
ceipts Liverpool to-day was rather encour-
aging and as the port receipts were light,
there was good buying during the forenoon
and March which opened at 1900. advanced
to 7.94c. The improvement was fairly well
maintained until the posting of the estimate
that New Orleans would receive tomorrow,
1900 bales. This led to a sharp selling
movement which resulted in a gradual de-
cline of about 8 points from the
highest, The close steady
with 7s5c. bid for March The bulls expected
large receipts at New Orleans to the fact that
tomorrow is the last day OF the month. The
bears point out that while New Orleans alone
will get 1900 bales tomorrow, the total re-
celpts at all the ports on the same day last
year we're only IL ,77S; while some of the bulls
continue very hopeful of higher prices, the
prevailing feeling here after the close was
bearish. The receipts, day by day, during
the next fortnight will be watched more
closely than ever"