Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-12
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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. II, 500 p. m.-Futures:
Upiands, low middling clause December
delivery, 56-64d, also 5S-64d; December and
January, 5S-64d; March and April, 6O-64d :;
April and May .563-6ld; May and June,6 2-64(dJ
. 3-6id. Market closed firm.
NEW YORK, Dec. u.-COttOn closed quiet :;
sales 395 bales; middling uplands 10 Ice mid
ding Orleans lOs9c; net receipts 80 bales,
gross 6,S4I.
Futures-Market closed barely steady. with
sales Of l3S,0GO bales, as follows: December de-
livery, 10 4lGl0 42c; January, 10 45GI0 Acc !;
February, 10 5GGlO 5lc; March, 10 6S(G 10 CSC I;
April, 10 S0(gl0 sic; May, 10 9lGl0 92c; June,
oil 25c.
The POSTS cotton market report saws: Ell
ture deliveries at the first cali closed 2-lOO0
3-lOOc. lower, lost another I-lOOc., and then
advanced LIMOS l00c.. showing at the third
call -l0Oc. higher prices than on Saturday. At
the closing December, short notice, brought
10 &c, January 10 49d 10 4Se. February 10 Sc.
March 10 lie. A ril 10 S2c., May 10 9fc.. June
II 06lG IL csc, July II l7@ll Ice, August II p
all 26c."
GALVESTON, Dec ll.-CottOn firm: mid
ding lOl SC, low middling Csc, good ordinary
Csc; net receipts S6S5 bales, gross SSH; sales
$50 bales; stock 1896 bales; exports, to
Great Britain $50 bales, to France 1884 bales,
cOastWISe IS bales.
NORFOLK. Dec. Il.-Cotton steady; middling
l0c; net receipts 6,4S0 bales, gross $50; stock
S3,7S2 bales; sales 1874 bales; exports, 10
:
bales, cOaStWise l,4SS bales.
BALTIMORE, Dec. U.-COttOn quiet but
steady; middling l0l4c, low middling $50,
good ordinary DC: net receipts 80 bales gross
,lO6 sales 800 bales stock H. 749 bales sales to
spinners 200 bales; exports, TO Great Britain
$3.50 bales, coastwise 20 bales.
BOsTON, Dec. ll.-COttOn steady; middlng
1876, low middling lO4c, good ordinary 9l5c;
net receipts So bales, gross $500; stock 2,3lO
bales.
WILMINGTON. Dec. u.-COtton steady; mid
ding l5-l6c, low middling Lice, good or
binary Sssc; net receipts l,Ol2 bales, gross
l,0l2; stock u ,z35 bales; exports, to Great Bril-
tain j. as bales, cOastwise Z, los bales.
PHILADELPHIA Dec. u.-COttOn firm; mid
ding l0szc. low middling l03Sc, good Ordi-
nary Csc: net receipts 3l2 bales, gross 762;
stock I,265 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. ll.-COttOn steady:
middling Zoe, low middling $50, good or
binary 93sc; net receipts l7,029 bales. gross
1871; sales $3.50 bales; stock 2I9S43 bales; eX
ports; 10 Great Britain lI,755 bales, coastwise
1855 bales.
MOBILE, Dec. li.-COttOn quiet but steady !:
nary gl-c: net receipts =. il bales gross > l42:
sales LOCO bales; stock PASS bales; exports
coastwise $50 bales.
MEMPHIS. Dec. l1.-COtton firm: middling
$50, low middling 81 &c, good ordinary Be-
net receipts 6,0l6 bales, gross 6,336; shipments
$3.50 bales; sales 400 bales; stock % 344 bales.
AUGUSTA. Dec. u.-~COttOn quiet but steady;
middling csc. low nidditng q g., good or'i-
nary Sic; net receipts 1915 bales; sales l.066
bales.
CHARLESTON. Dec. H.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding Sc, low middling 97sc, good ordinary
81 &c; net receipts 4,335 bales, gross 35; sales
1000 bales; stock l09,39S balesi exports. TO the
continent 5,745 bales, coastwise 2,9ll bales.
NEW YORK. Dec. demonstrated net re-
ceipts to-day for all cotton ports, 1924 bales ;
exports, TO Great Britain 36,s53 bales, to the
continent ll,S06, TO France 1891,
ST. LOUIS. Dec. u.--COttOn dull but steady,
middling 9 1S-l6c, low middling 7l6c, good
ordinary Bile; net receipts none. gross 2.9S3
bales; shipments 3, 566 bales; sales % bales
stock 35, 267 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
Havana. Dec 9.-Sugar-No business was
transacted: quotations are nominal; molasses
sugar, 50 to 81 degrees polarization, 6G6i reals
gold. per arrObe; centrifugal, % 10 SO degrees
polarization. in boxes and hOgsheads, Sla(G9l4
reals: stocks in warehouse at Havana and
Matanzas, $4,000 boxes, Al 500 bags. and p, 800
hogsheads; receipts during the week. none /;
exports during the week, go boxes, 1850 bags.
and 1880 hOgsheads. Of which 1000 bags and
all the hOgsheais TO the United states. Lumber
firm; white pine, $36 OOld37 90. gold, per thou
sand feet pitch pine. So 00(G39 90. Chewing
TOBACCO. s43 00d49 90, gold, per quintal.
Havana for the United states, per hhds. Of
sugar, s. 1903 90, currency. per hhds. Of
m0lasses, 81 0Q,d2 -; from ports on the north
coast toutside ports for the United states,
per hhds. of sugar, IS O0ld3 %.
I.oNDoN. Dec. 1.-THE Mark Lane Es-
Dress, III its review Of the British
grain trade during the past week, says:
sWheat sowing has been suspended, owing to
is likely to be seeded before spring. The acre
age Of the wheat crop for 1883 Will prOba
bly, not be much greater than that Of
1852 Trade j. remarkably slow and
millers buy sparingly. There is a general feel
ing of encouragement over the large qqantl-
ties Of Oregon Hour now on the passage hIther
Altogether breadstuffs are very much depress-
ed BARLEY has been duh and weak. some
phpanpT In foreign wheat merely
retail business has been done.
Prices are unchanged. Flour is weaker, hut
quotahy unaltered. There Is an unprece-
dented quantity on passage, and II l. almost
certain to become still larger. Maize Is nOmi-
nal Cargoes are very quiet. sales of Eng
lish wheat during the past week were 53,O35
quarters at lis. Sd., against 46,3OS quarters at
4s. 81. during the corresponding period of
SEw YeRK, Dec -II.-FlOur, southern, closed
sfAdy demand moderate: common TO falr eN
ira 81 S5d5 Is: good to choice ditto. s. 20Gb 30.
Wheat, cash stock about e higher; ungraded
red 9Oe(G.Sl l5l >; No. red, December delly-
cry, 81 O9s4(G1 10, Gem cash lots about lc
higher; ungraded. 52d15rsc; No. 2, year deliv
erv 74i Jl1753fc. Oats sCdfa sc higher and fairly
active: No. 3. Al sd45c. Hops dull and nomi
ualIv unchanged New GOrks. 9Sc(GSl o. ; last
ern, 9OcdSl 90; yearlings, SScNg7l W. Sohee,
spot firm but quiet; options active and higher;
low ordinary Rio, January delivery, $500 90c.
sugar dun and unchanged; fair to good re-
fning 81 sld7c; refined steaqy-yelloW I 6's4
] WniLe extra i AFsAl-t 81 fNAANN
Fan q. yellow 63ze. on 4 St1Sl4 C, mould A
Sc. Standard \ S3sdSlzc, cOnfectiOner's y
: q iec emf loaf - .Ia93c crushed 81 4td93sc,
powdered 9,G91sc, graduated y74o, SSie5 VS..
Rice oUiaf hut Steady. Cotton seed oil. 5SG
-0c. Hides quiet and unchanged. Wool duh
and heavy: domestic fleece, S2lG46c; Texas, IA
d2Sc Pork very dull; prices weak ana I'M
settled; neE mess on spoil SiS sSiS ~ OPP
clear. Ice. Lard opened about lVo Per cWt.
lower. but afterwards recovered from the de
cline, closing strong; trade moderate; sales OF
900 tierces City steam y lie; renned, De-
e,ember delivery. II 2oc lights TO Liverpool
dull. cotton. per steam, 14G5-l0di wheat per
new ORLEANS. Dec. ll.-Flour quiet but
steady: high grades, 81 6OaS 81 ?. COIn active
but lower: white mixed, &c; mixed, l3c; yell
low. 75c. Oats quiet but held at 5l(G52c. Corn
meal dull and nominal at 81 S5G3 W nay
higher; ordinary, Sl+,Glbs cnOlcei SzI9zz;
Pork auiet and weak: mess. 81 15G 500. Lard
steady: refined, in tierces ll12(Gll34c. IN kegs
I3c.. Bulk meats dull and lower; shoulders,
hacked. 7isc; clear rib and long clear IOc'
bacon none on hana bs Ha 9s,a5 iTg@w eg
rerfif{ed. 81 O5(dI 20. Coffee lower; Rio car
goes common 70 prime S15Gloc, sugar IN
3ood demand and tending upward; common
to good common, 4s4(G5lsc; yellow cIarliieu,
d fa7agc: granulated, &c. Molasses IN active
ien7sTd. SSenfrifuEaI. 92Gf0c; fair, 43ld45c;
prime 10 choice. aga 53c. Rice quiet pat steady
Louisiana, ordinary 20 choice, 4ss'gt'4c. bran
nlgner. 81. J., - 49,.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1l.-FlOur steady ana Hn-
changed. Wheat quiet but firm; regular,
az &c for December. 95l ga &c for January
No. led winter. 95l &c; No. chicago spring
94l &c; No Chicago sHripg, '1c; reJeeiteu, oiS
Corn in fair demand but lower. s5lsc ler csish.
547S(G55c for December. Oats steady anu hTli III,
81 6 for cash; 81 &c for December. Hogs uuIl
weak and lower as 5G17 90, Pork uns SI ,o55
and lower; mess, 81 30l8lT 40 for cash; SIf 5Og
II IS for December; 81 4TIkCGl7 80 for January.
Lard in fair demand but lower; 10 6ac Tor
cash; 10 62l8QGl0 Csc for December and Janu-
ary. Bulk meats steady; shoulders, f5c;
short rib, SOC; short clear. 8 Csc. Whisky
sfeaST end unchanged.
,-.rccINNATI. &c. l1.-Flour in good demand
and frin. taI,ily, 81 2Od4 90; fancy, 81 1905 25
Wheat 'ffffner, No, Fgd winter, CSC. Corn
active. firrn and higher; NO, lai ked. 55tG56c
an sDot 56a56Isc for Deeembef., Oats stF0ngr
az. 10 mixed. 40d4015c on spot. Pork east
az sIs Lard easier. 10 sc. Bulk meats easier:
sboniders. 7c: clear rib, 91z Bacon easier;
Saunders SIC: clear rib, HE; clear sides,
IsIIc. Whisky in good demand but lower,
q 10. sugar in fair demand: hards; 8, A(9S75c:
Hogs 0Iiet: common and light, - %s1to 69i
backing ana 1Eschers, So 2o,d6 65i receipts
ST, LOUIS, Dec. Il.-Elour dun sEd un-
changed, Wheat higher; No. red fall, ESQ
81 e Tor cashy 9s1<ge515c for the year; $3.50
a6s2 for january 10. red ian, so1ze bid.
corn lower; sold straight down from 1870 to
tslsc for cash, from 493 e TO 4elEc for the year,
and from 497sc 70 $50 for January. oats