Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-27

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NEW YAs8, Dec. 26, nooa.-CQston dull: mid
ding upland Ii l-16c. miJilin.- Orleans
II 5-l6c; sales $40 bales:
tutures; Mark, quiet but firm, with sales
as follows: December ieliveTY. &C: January,
II o6c; February. II IOc; March. II 2lc; April,
II 33c; May. II 44c.
$500 y. m.--Cott0n closed dull; mddling
uplands IL Lice; II ctling O. taans. II s. I6c;
1851.
Futures-Market closed quiet but steady,
with sales of 367 900 bales, as follows: Deem
Der delivery, II l0Gl1 l2c; January, II $50
II l6c; February, II l4C1ll l5c; March, IL 2i0
II 25e; April, II 3I9ll 3sc: May, II 4stgl1 soc;
June, II 6lgll 62e; July. II BOIL 74c; August,
II S3Gll Sic; September, IL 46dll 49c.
The POSTS cotton report says: I'm the abb
sence OF news from Liverpool. our market is
quiet. Future deliveries, with slight luctua-
lions, advanced 4-100G5- l0Oc, and lost before
the third call 3-l00c. but were sold at the call
100 bales of December at II lOc, 10 bales of
February at II lie. and 1.5O0 bales of March
at II &c, showing February anu March to be
4-lOO,G3-l00c higher than last Wednesday.
Futures closed quiet but steady, December
lO-l00c and the balance 7-l00c higher than
last Wednesday"
Weekly net receipts 3,755 bales. gross 46, sos;
exports, TO Great Britain l2,93S bales, to
France 2,2ll, to the continent 2.4S7, cOastwise
10000; sales 1882 bales: stock 1871 1886 bales.
GALVESTON, Dec. 26.-COtton firm; mid
ding l0%c.
NORFOLK, Dec. 26.-Cotton nominal; mid
WTLMINGToN, Dec. 26.-Cotton dull; mid
ding l01sC.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 26.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 1890.
MOBILE, Dec. 26-Cotton steady; middling
l014c.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 26.-Cotton steady; middling
l0Ac.
AUGUSTA, Dec. 25-Cotton firm; middling
CHARLESTON, Dec. 2e.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding l019c.
,M6NTeoMERY. Dec. 26.-Cotton steady; mid
M4cON. Dec. MISUNDERSTANDING lO19c.
COLUMBUS, Dec. 26.-CottOn quiet but firm;
middling l0c.
NASHVILLE, Dec. 26.-COtton quiet; mid
ding lOAc.
ROME, Dec. 26.-Cotton steady; middling
1910, low middling Ice, good ordinary 9Hc.
NEW YOGG, Dec. 30 0hsonuaJe u nol "a
ceipts for al cotton ports to- day 80, sos bales;
exports. to Great Britain 20.942 bales to
France 2,2ll, to the continent S,2S3.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
NEw YoRK. Dec. 26. noon.--Flour quiet
but steady. Wheat better. Corn higher.
Pork steady; mess, So so. Lard dull at &c.
Ereights steady.
$500 p. m.-Flour, Southern closed quiet
but very steady. Wheat-spOt lots steady;
ungraded red, 659S5c; ungraded white, S53gc;
No. red, January delivery 801slg8l13c. Corn
spot lots A(9lc lower; ungraded 47(G52c; No.
,, December delivery 5 nc; January 47A04Sc.
Oats-NO. ?, 343c. Hops steady. Coffee, fair
RIO, on spot, dull at 934c; No. Rio, on spot
s l5c; December delivery soc. Sugar dull
and nominal; lair to good refining 434.G4zsc;
refined trmer-oh a 555(9513c, standard A 53s
(1534c. Molasses unchanged Cotton-sc~d oil
-34G36c for crude, 40@42c for refined. Hides
steady. Wool firm. Pork quiet and somc-
what nominal; mess, on spot Sl2 50oDl2 70. Mid
dies dull: long clear OlHc. Lard SMlO nOlftS
lower and dull; Western steam, on spot CSC;
January delivery 9O@6 Gle. Freights to
Liverpool dull; cotton, Ter steam 13-64Gg
7-32d: wheat, per steam SD.
CHICAGO, Dec. 26.-The wheat market
opened sc higher. and there was firm and
steady undertOne OF feeling IN regard to the
future. There was considerable stun offered
at the opening, but the market took it all
without much of break. 1t being a holiday
in England, the board was without its usual
! cable advlces and quotations. But the firm
/ ness of buyers and holders in the North
/ western regions was of itself enough to create
a similar feeling here. The receipts to-day
| were unusually light here and also at Toledo,
| but large at Milwaukee. stormy weather
| and blockaded roads without doubt had some
! thing to do with the dimunltion of arrivals
| from 24l cars Wednesday to l65 cars TODAY,
| Corn was little more active and lower TO-
| day under good receipts and better grading.
/ Out of 306 cars received las graded No. , and
4 more were labeled No. l. Parties seemed
| a little shy, however, of selling much, in view
| of the prevailing low prices. Oats were
/ steady and comparatively inactive. February
| pork opened at $ll or and declinedtO $40 80;
| while lard for some months opened at Y and
| declined to 6 67Ic.
Flour unchanged. Wheat opened &c over
| Wednesday; closed lower but steady; Deem
| Der delivery 7l34(0723sc; January 72I0723lc:
! cash 3415(G35c; January delivery 345S(G3519c.
/ Oats destitute of interest; No. > red 2515c:
cash and January delivery 241sc bid. Pork
easier but steadier; cash lots $40 5000 $40;
| January delivery $40 5000 9213. Lard weak;
| closed steady; cash lots scot she; January
| 6 55d6 6215c. Boxed meats, dry salted shout
| ders 4 621@(94 Csc, short RIB 50(d5 60c, short
| clear 6 1906 l5c. Whisky steady. sugar
steady; standard A &c, graduated 63sc.
CEcINNATI, Dec. 26.-FlOur stronger.
Wheat strong and higher; No. red. 76c.
/ Corn easier: No. =, mixed 39lg40c. Oats strong
! at 2Slb2S13c. ProvisiOns-POrk dull; mess,
! sll 250gll So Lard dull at 60c. Bulk meats
| unchanged. Bacon unchanged; shoulders
| $50, short RIB &c, clear nc. Whisky quiet at
| 81 IL. Sugar unchanged; hard refined 6lz(17c;
/ New Orleans 440G5c. Hogs firm; common
| and light, So 4Og4 30; packing and butchers,
! 81 2OG4 50.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 26-Flour unchanged.
| y heat lower but slow; No. red, 500
! S0Mc for cash, SC3zc for January delivery.
| Corn shade of and slow; 32zsG3314c for cash;
| 321S,93214c for January delivery. Oats dull
| and unchanged. Whisky closed steady at 81 u.
| Provisions slow and easier.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 26.-COffee steady; Rio
| 713GIlc. sugar in good demand and strong;
! fair to fully fair 334QG31sc; yellow clarified 43s
| 0D45zc. MOlasses strong; common zoe, prime
to choice 3l944c. Cotton seed oil dull; prime
| LOUISVILLE, Dec. 26.-wheat quiet; No. 2
! red. sc. Corn, No. ?, mixed 40c. Oats. No.
| 2 mixed 2S1@c. Prov sions dull and lower.
Mess pork $l2 80 Bulk meats-shoulders
nominally at 45sc, clear rib Soc, clear e5c.
! Bacon nominal. Hams, sugar cured quiet.
| Lard. prime steam &c.
BALTlMoRE, Dec. 26.-Flour quiet but
! steady: Howard street and Western
81; family. SO SOFA 25; city mills superdDe,
| 81 25tD2 rs; extra, 50 00G3 so; Rio brands,
| 81 3S(94 so. Wheat-Southern quiet but steady;
| Western higher but duh; Southern, red $40
| SIC, amber SS<990c; No. l Maryland, 5000
SIC; No. Western winter red, on spot S0(G
| S054c, fresh; December delivery, soc bid.
! COTL-SOuthern steady but quiet; Western
easier and dull; Southern, white 47G4S1ac,
| yellow 49G5lc.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YORK, Dec. 26, noon.--Spirits turpen-
| tine steady at 30GG3lc. ROsin steady at 81 p >
| (1l 2715.
500 p. m.-Rosin unchanged. Spirits tur-
| pentine firm at 3l1Ic.
| CaARLAsTOA. Dec. 26.-Spirits turpentine
| quiet at CSC. ROsin steady; strained, csc; good
| strained. 81.
] wILHlEeToK, Dec. 26.-spirits turpeat.ne
Nfrm at 2S14e. kosin firm; strained, 95c;
A&COd strained, 81 GO. Tar steady at 81 10. crude
Nentine steady; hard, 81; yellow dip and
w 81 go.
! NEwApRK, Dec. 26-Rice quiet.
NEW MEANS, Dec. 2G.-Rice steady;
louisiana. g952zc:
SbipNna gnteiliorntp.
MINIATUREN LMANAC-THIs DAY.
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