Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-03
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bio' ASKED.
MANCHESTER, Dec. 2.-Cloth dull. with
small business doing. Yarns duller but moi
t..vEErOOL, Dec. 2. noon.-Cotton DIM
with only retail business doing: middi1rr
~ ntts. 524d; IoGdliDg Orleans. 5l5-l6d.
Sales s,OOO bales, for SPECULATION sod exTsori
u 5;VO 90 Paes; receipts $4,000 bales-American
Futures: Uplands, low raiddliDz elsrsa
DtSeSe1lger ana January delivery. 3 45-6Ad
, 20 0-ee5sd; January and February. 4S-64G
. 55-ot,e9 4s-O4d; February and March.
5Z-64d; March and April. 555-c4d. No,
ana june 62-6id. Market dull and inactive.
a, y. ni.-9il-es so-cay included $50 GATES
Futures: Unlands. low Kidding .isBas
december delivery, 46-64d. sellers; Decem,
DeT anu January. 5 1850. sellers: JanUarv
anu Eeoruary, 4S-6ld, buyers; February and
March, 52-6ld, sellers: March and 4 prii
> 55-64d. buyers; April and NAV - IA "a
N.rrw~ 4 l.
Duyersj May and June, ) 62-64d, sellers: June
and July, l-64d. buyers: july and kng1et
t-odus buyers Market quiet but steady.
~ p nj utures: Upiands. low miaIilino
clause. December delivery. s 4g-64d sellers.
december and January. 5 49-64d, sellers
January and February. 5l-6td seller
e9IrGeary ana March, 54-6ld, sellers; March
anu april 51-64d, sellers: April and Nav
0i-o4l, sellers; July and August I-64d.
sellers. Market closed barely steady.
saw 1OhE, Dec. 2 noon oJ.;5a quiet:
<a-
lO3zc; sales l6l bales.
Futures: 3arkeJ steady, with sales as fol-
tyNss November delivery. 10 4Oc: Decem her
10 .} 4Oc; January, 10 Sc; February. 10 Tic;
March, 10 sic; April, 10 SIC.
S.uU -; m.-CotJOn steady; middIing up-
lands, lO12c; middAnE Orlsa1s. IOs<c. seir.
S9y Oales; net TecelDts sos bales. gross 9.097.
kuJure5-5i aFk6G closed steady Win ssias
Of li0,S00 bales, rs gOll0wa: DeccI1ber, 10 5I6.
~ 5Zc; January, 10 6l0IO &c: Fabr;aY-y 10 g7c T.
march, 10 44Gl0 7Sc; April. 10 9O0IO Ole: Nav.
II yzgll O5c; June, u l4,Gll Ice; july. II 26D
IL sc; August, Il S6Gll 3Sc.
The Post cotton report saws: ssTbe market
FOR future deliveries opened at slightly higher
prices, and advanced a few additional points
IN the first hour. Then more BUYERS came IN
90 cover, ana enabled sellers to run up prices
I4-lUVc 10 lO-lO0c above Yesterdays closing
quotations. The last LIVERPOOL and Nam
chester reports brought in many sellers and
reduced prices $1,000 to 3-l0Oc. At the third
call January was bought at 10 Csc and 10 6lc
February at 10 67c and 10 66c. March at 10 76c
May at IL O3c and II 02c, and July at 10 PC. ="
9ALE EsTOA, Dec. 2.-JOJtOn steady; mlt-
diing Toe: net receipts 3,6l5 bales. gross 3.6I5;
sales l,329 bales; stock $500 bales; exports.
TO Great Britain 3,02l bales, cOastwise l.
NoBF0LE. Dec. cotton steady; miditjrr
10 l-l6c; net receipts 5.975 bales, gross 1915:
sales l,lS6 bales; stock IS, 756 bales: exports'
TO Great Britain GAY bales, coastwise 1905.
WILMINGTON Dec. 2.-COttOn steady: mid
ding lOc; net receipts 200 bales, gross 70G
sales - bales; stock 1868 bales.
= EE OELEAhS. Dec. - oLlCu in fair de-
mand; middiinE 10 Lice: net reeslpt- lI.6Il
bales gross 1854; sales 5000 bales: stock 26S-
$50 bales; exports, to Great Britain 9. l6S bales
TO france 1924, TO the continent 1922.
MOBILE, Dee. 2.-CcttOn firm: niddIinr
Isci net receipts 2,S56 bales, gross 1907 :
cOastwise 1852 bales.
MsNPHls, Dec. 2.-COttoH quiet: middne
stse; ceceipts A,o22bales: sb'pmen's 5,l05 bales
safes 5000 bales; stock lll,S5t bales.
AUGUSTA. Dec. 2.-COtt9n quiet but steady:
mldiung $40; receipts 1,i35 bales; sales SIS
bales.
CHARLESTON. Dec. 2.-cotton active:
midiiing 95Sc; net receipts 3,06I bales, gross
3,O5l; sales AlO0 bales; stock S6,3j7 bales; eN-
ports, to Great Britain l,797 bales, 70 the
continent Also, to France 1850.
AET 1OEE. Dec. 2.-CCaaciIdats5 nct vs-
exports. TO Great Britain 26 800 bales, to
France u,5o4, to the continent 1862.
FEoviaI1Ns. eRuCssIes. rrc
. LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2 no0n.-Breadstuffs
Hfm. Win gOOd demand. heat. California
new, 6s lOdiG7s; ditto No. ,, 6s 7dG6s Cd; new
Western winter 6s 7dG6s 10d.
NEW YORS, Dec. ,. nCcu.-FlOur duh and
heavy. Wheat lower. Corn better. PORK
weak; mess. SD 75gl5 90. Lard dull at IL %.
Freights nrm.
SEQ p. m.-Flour, Southern closed dull;
common TO fair extra s. O0,54 10, good TO choice
extra 81 2O.G5 80. Nheat-spOt lots a trifle
better; ungraded red, 65GS5c; No. , red. De
center delivery sol sla,Slc. Corn-spOt lots &c
higher; uugr9ded, 4jC; No. ,. 501S1G5ic. Oais
14(IsEc higher; No. >, December delivery BIZ
0s3l3sc. Hops dull and weak. coffee, far
klo, on spot, quiet at g5zc; No. Rio, on spot
l5c, December delivery S e5GS lOc. Sugar
dull and barely steady; molssses sugar
1 i5-l6c, fair to good refining l3-l6G4 Is Ice /;
refined dull = granulated Lice. MOlasses
quiet; New Orleans 35G4Sc. Cotton-seed oil
y21alG34c for crude, 4l(142c for refined. Hides
quiet; New Orleans and Texas selected, 100
lie Wool dull and heavy; domestic fleece "a
440c. Pork firm; mess, on spot So 1903 90.
middles steady; short clear 6JSc. Lard 9Jl4
points higher; contract grade. on spot ljc,
December delivery 07gT l5c. Freight to
Liverno1t firm; cotton. Ter steam 7-32d /;
wheat. per stesm al
CHICAGO. Dec. 2.-Ihc wheat market during
the session Of the regular board to-day ruled
heavy and prices averaged lower: the visible
supply showed another increase of Lice. eco
bushels, making a grand total of wheat in
store of 43, lbs zoe bushels; the arrivals cOntin-
ued 10 be liberal, and there is promise Of
heavy arrivals for tomorrow; these luitu-
ences caused free speculative offerings, under
which prices declined Sc, but later, under an
improved demand from the shorts. prices i'm
proved &c. luctuated, and finally closed on
the regular board about the same as yestcr-
daV; on the afternoon board the feeling was
firm again. the market closing at T53zc for
December, 1850 for January, 743sc for Febru-
ary and size for May. Corn ruled firm and
prices ruled a shade higher; the continued
small percentage of contract corn created a
better demand. and besides the estimated re-
ceipts for tomorrow were reported TO be
light: the market opened steady, receded
sc. rallied 5s(G3zc, fluctuated, and closed on
the regular board Ss,12sc O. cr yesterday; on
the afternoon board the feeling continued to
be firm, the market closing at 3512c for all the
year. 35c for January, 1880 fOr February, and
size for Nav. Oats were steady. closing at
25Isc for December. 25lzc for January, and
PSI &c for May. Pork was strong and higher,
closing at the outside figures; January closed
at ST 321[ and February at Sll 10. Lard was
firm and higher, closing at 47z5c for Deem
Der. S5c for January, q S5c for February, and
O2l5c for March.
Flour unchanged. Wheat opened lower but
closed the same as yesterday; regular, De
eember delivery 9z54'Gi3l4c Corn hrmer
closed 54g5sc over yesterday; cash lots 35Cg
35I5c, all the year delivery S41sCG351sc. Oats
steady; cash lots 251sc December delivery
251Sc. Pork strong and 400 SOC higher; cash
lots SIl oOlGll 1919. Lard firmer and l0Gl2l5
points higher; cash lots 6 1Otg6 soc, December
delivery 721Sc. Bulk meats firm; shoulders
4 75d4 soc. short RIB 6Ol15 soc, clear 6 100
8 l5c. Whisky steady at 81 -. sugar easier;
standard A &c, graduated csc.
BALFIzORE, Dec. 2, ncOn.-slOur fairly firm
lint quiet: Howard street aud " est
ern superhne, . 1902 IS; extra, 9 1jG
8 81: family, So COCA so; CITY mills superdne.
y 25G2 IS. extra, 50 COOS IS: Rio branas.
81 62,14 70. Wheat-ScUtneTn scarce and firm
er: " estern lower; Southern. red S0tGS5c, ail-
her 90192c: No. / Maryland S7,GS7Ac; No.
Western winter red, on spot 705zG19c. Com
Southern firm: Western steady: southern.
white 44(9i5c, yellow 45G46c-
CINCINNATI. Dec. 2-ElOur easier; family,
So 9OG3 Is. Wheat dull; No. 2red, 1jc. Corn
easier: No. mixed 3j14(036c. Oats dull; No.
mixed 24ld261Sc. PrOvIsiOns-POrkdu dull; mess
Sl2 CO.. Lard firmer, 75c. Bulk meats quiet;
shoulders SIC. short rib Csc. Bacon I'M
changed; shoulders &c, short rib 7s4c, clear
S 25c. Whisky dull st 81 IL. Sugar dull
New Orleans 41SG514c. Hogs quiet; common
and light. s. 40g4 80; packing and butchers,
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 2.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat a fraction higher but slow; No. red,
75I9G755sc for cash and December delivery.
Corn higher but inactive; Si5sc for cash, 32sz
(G53c for December delivery. Oats stronger
but slow; 26c for cash. Whisky steady at 81 r.
Provisions strOnger-POrk, mess, SO 75lGll O,
for old. SlI 371<(Gll 50 for new. Bulk meats
long clear 7Oc, short rib s0c, clear lee
BaCOn-lOng clear nc, clear l54G63sc, clear
73<c. Lard higher, 6szlG65sc.
LOUISVILLE. Dec. 2.-Grain dull: Wheat
longberry. &c; No. red, 7SGI4c. Corn, No.
white SIC, mixed 3SlSc. Oats, No. mixed
9S3<c white SOC. Provisions steady: Bulls
meats-shOulders sc, clear rib 81 SC, clear sides
SIC. BacOn-shOulders &c, clear rib sc, cleaI
| sides soc. Hams. choice sugar cured nominal
Lard, prime leaf SIC.
NEE ORLEANS. Dec. 2.-COhee dull and
lower: Rio cargOes, common TO prime, 80
| lose. sugar in good demand: lair to fully