Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-13

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Mobile & Ohio. ~
Bid.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. u. nOon.-Cotton dull.
with downward tendency; midding ul-
lands, 51sd; middllng Orleans, Cd; sales 1000
Dales Ion speculation and export 1000 bales;
recelpts l4,OOO bales-Amerlcan $500 bales.
Futures: Oplands. low mlddlIng o,Au~e,
December and January, delivery. 8 52-64N
5i-64d; January and February. 5 53-64d;
April, 60-64QJ5 6l-64d: April and Nav Cd:
May and June, 3-6406 4-6Id; June and July,
sod; July and August, 6 ll-64d Market
dun at the decline.
The tenders of deliveries At to-day's clear
lngs amounted TO ZOO bales new docket, and
1000 bales old docket.
2 p. m.-sales to-day included 1850 bales
of American.
Quotations of American all declined Lied.
Mlddllng uplands lS-l6d, middling Orleans
5 l5-I6d.
December delivery, 52-64d. buyers; Deem
Der and January, 52-64d. buyers; January
and February, 81 Sid, sellers: February and
March, . 53-64d, sellers: March and April
5 6l-64d, sellers; April and May, Cd. buyers:
May and June, 6 4 Cad, buyers; June and July,
S-64d, value; July and August, l0-64d,
value. Market steady.
1880 p. MIXTURES: Uplands low middling
clause, January and February delivery,
5 53-64d; February and March, 57-64d; March
and April, 6O-64d; April and May, l-64G6d;
June and July, S-64d.
$500 p. m.-fuTures: UBlands. low middiing
clause. December delivery, 5 53-64d, sellers;
December and January, 53-64d, sellers;
January and February, 55-64d. sellers:
February and March, 5 IS odd. buyers; March
and April, 6l-64d. buyers; April and May
l-64d. buyers; May and June, 5-64d, buyers;
June and July, 9-64d, value; July and Au-
gust q ll-64d, value. Market closed barely
steady.
Sales for the week. 5000 bales-Amerlcan.
$1,000 bales; spectators took 400 bales; eX-
pOrters took 5000 bales; actual exports, $500
bales; imports 100, 900 bales-American, 100, 600
bales; stock, 100000 bales-American. 3l6.OOO
bales; ahoat, $4,000 bales-Amercan, 2S4 600
bales.
NEW YORK, Dec. u, noOn.-Cotton dull;
mlddllng uplands 1916; middiing Orleans
ll1sc: sales lbs bales.
uIul e. ~ dIkot DdIely sJeduy, WIN sales
as follows: December delivery, 10 roc; Janu-
arY. 10 Sic: February. 10 S5c; March, 10 Soc;
April, IL 09c; May, II 24c.
500 p. m.-Cotton closed easy; middling
upiands 1920; mlddling orleans, I1Lsc: sales
lO6 bales; net receipts 268 bales, gross 3,2I2.
Futures-MarkeJ closed weak, Win sales
OF 2O5,OOO bales, as follows; December, 10 $40
~ OOc; January, 10 15(GlO 16c; February. 10 rs
| (glO soc; March. 10 5000 GOO; April, III 030
II O4c: May, IL 16(0l1 lie; June. II 2SGll 3Oc;
July, II 39@ll 4lo; August, II 1901 sic; Sep
me P0st's cotton report says: Future de-
!lverles have been extensively dealt IN, sub-
Ject to fluctuations. An advance of 10-l009
ll-l00c was followed by still sharper decline
At the third call January brought 10 Sic
March 10 SAC, April IL 07c. May II 20c, August
IL SOC, and September II 24c. Futures closed
weak and S-lOOQ3- lO0c lower than yesterday"
GALVESTON, Dec. l2.-Cotton easy; mid
ding 0%c.
NORFOLK, Dec. 12.-Cotton steady; middling
1OAc.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 12.-Cotton quiet; mid
| ding lOLc.
MOBILE, Dec. 12.-Cotton quiet and easy:
MEMPHIS, Dec. l2.-Cotton steady; middling
l0c.
AUGUSTA, Dec. 12.-Cotton dull; middling
CHARLESTON, Dec. 12.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding l0Ac.
.MoKTGoMERY. Dec. 12.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 10c.
MACON. Dec. 12.-Cotton quiet; middling
97sc.
CoLUMBUs, Dec.l2.-Cottonq quiet but steady;
mddling 95Sc.
nashville, Dec. l2.-Cotton steady; mid
ding loo.
SELMA, Dec. 12.-Cotton quiet; miCdling
Ice
ROME, Dec. 12-Cotton steady; middling
l01sc, low middling 9I&c, good ordinary g1Sc.
NEW IoAE, Dec. l2.-CUnsOuuaSe.i ue:t 4s-
aeipts fo- ali cotton ports to-day ,746 bales;
pXnOrta- Great britain fSl hgIpa Ia
the continent S,315.
PROVISIONS. eROCERIEs. ETo.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. u, noon.-Breadstufra
quiet, with moderate inquiry. Corn, new
mixed IS al. Bacon, long clear middes 35s cd,
short 36s cd. Cheese-American fine 40s.,
NEW YORE. Dec. Y. noon.-Flour dull and
heavy. Wheat weaker. Corn slightly higher.
PORK dull and weak; meas. Sl2 50Ggl3 90. Lard
firm at PIC. Erelghts steady.
zoo p. m.-Flour. Southern closed quiet;
common to fair extra So 00,g3 So. Wheat-spOt
lots l1392c lower; ungraded red, 65GSAc; No.
? red, S2,GS314c, in elevator; No. red, De-
cember delivery 79c. COrn-spot lots unset
| tied and lQ3c lower; ungraded 46G5lc; I'M
| graded white sic; No. ?, December delivery
| 5234GG5334c. Oats, cash lots a 014c lower; No.
| 2, 32A@321zc. Hops unchanged. Coffee, fair
| Rio, ON spot, DUH at 934c; No. Rio, on spot,
l5c, December delivery 95(gS 00c. sugar
| dull and nominal; fair to good refining $40
| NC; refined quiet-C 45s(G45zc, extra $40
SC, white extra G 5G51sc, yellow 43st~
| 415c, of A 514G539c, mould A 3-I6G6Ac,
| standard A SIC, graduated 10 1896. Mo
| lasses steady; New Orleans 4005Oc. Cotton
| seed oil-34c for crude, 4094lc for refined
| Hides steady; New Orleans and Texas selec-
| ted, lie. Wool steady. Pork duh and weak;
mess, on spot Sl2 25Qgl2 70; no sales reported
| MIddles nominal; long clear &C. Lard 5(G7
points lower: closed weak; Western steam,
/ spot 96D7 csc. Freights to Liverpool firm;
| cotton. ner steam l3-64G7 -32d; wheat, per
| steam Cd.
| CHICAGO, Dec. 12.-There was a weaker
| feeling in the wheat trade to-day, growing
/ out of the failure in Vienna, the reported
failure OF dry goods house in New York
| weakness in the stock market, and antici-
pated heavier arrivals tor tomorrow
| Values were moderately well sustained, how
| ever, during the greater part of the session,
| January early in the day advancing to 725ac,
| but receding on the afternoon board to 7155c,
/ which was the closing and also the lowest
/ figure of the day May closed at 7S%c. A
| very quiet feeling prevailed in corn early in
| the day. Prices advanced 30 for the year
| and January and &c for May, but later ruled
weaker under fair offerings, due partially to
| the decline in wheat, finally closing about &c
/ over yesterday, with year at 373zc, January
| at $3.50 and May at 371sc. Oats ruled duh
| but showed little change in prices, closing at
| 23%c for December, 24Ac for January and
| 275Sc for MAY. Pork opened firm, but soon
/ sold of l5G2Oc, closing steady at $40 7715 for
January and $40 S11 for February. Lard
| ruled easy, closing at 6 521ac for December
| 6 SIC for January and 65c for February
| Flour unchanged. Wheat unsettled and
| generally lower; regular, December delivery
| 7l15(172c; No. Chicago spring 7l5a(G7l3lc
| Corn quiet; closed 1s(G14c higher than yester-
/ day; cash 375zc, all the year 371503S36c. Oats
| dull and easy; cash lots and December deliv-
cry 24c. Pork active but weak and lower;
/ cash lots $40 S09l0 90. Lard SOLO points
| lower; cash lots and December delivery So
4 as 65c. Bulk meats in fair demand but a
| shade easier; shoulders 4 62150l4 75c, short RIB
/ 45G15 SOC, short clear 05(G6 I0c. Whisky
steady at 81 IL. Sugar steady; standard <
| SIC, graduated &c
| BALTIAoRg, Dec. u, noon,-Flour steady
/ and quiet; Howard street and Western sr-
perhne, 81 1892 IS; extra, - 1903 81; family,
/ extra, 50 00(G3 IS; Rio brands. "a 6214 75
| Wheat-SOuthern steady and firm; Western
/ a shade easier, closing dull; Southern. red 81
| 61S4c, amber 90G9lc; No. l Maryland sea
| S61zc; No. 2 Western winter red on spot 78(0
| 1880. Ccrn-Southern irregular, closing
1 easier; Western firmer but dull: Southern.
/ white 4Sl49c, yellow 4915Oc-
| CINCINNATI. Dec. 12.-Flour unchanged.
| Wheat in good demand; No. red, 75c. Corn
| stronger; No. mixed 3715c. Oats stronger at
| 2Sc. Provisions-Pork duh; mess $II so. Lard
| easier at Coo. Bulk meats steady: Shout
| ders 43zc: short rib 51sc. Bacon steady: snoul-
| ders 55sc, short RIB nc, clear nc. Whisky
/ steady at 81 II. Sugar unchanged. Hogs firm
| but quiet; common and light, SO 25lD4 20:
/ packing and butchers, 81 O0lG4 IS.
| LOUISVILLE, Dec. l2-W heat quiet; long
| berry, 7707Sc; No. red, T3c. Corn, No. 9
| mixed 3S15c, white 39l2c. Oats No. 2 mixed
| 2S1zc. Provisions steady. Bacon. nominal
Bulk meats-shoulders 454c, clear rib 53<c, clear
sides 61zc. Mess pork Sl2 so. Hams choice
sugar cured lie. Lard. prime leaf SIC.
| New ORLEANE. Dec. l2.-COffee steady; Rio
| 713Gllc. Sugar in active demand; common
| to good common 31sG312c; yellow clarified
| 45z0143zc. MOlasses in good demand: fair 26fl