Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-23
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,,-i ,iI,s 30, Dec. p, nOon.--Cotton dull but
M4tuOut quOtaOle change: middlinQ uUIsnffs
554i; middh0g orleans, 5 I5-l6d: sales : 00o
Diies, LOT specG'stson sad EXPORT ! OOo h. ies. .
re F1tTTa 100 r31ales-American 400.
december and January delivery Z lad
January and February, 5 5S-64fa5 70 64d. Eei,
ruary and March. 5 60 -6Ad5 6s-64d: March
q e, 1apll. z-64ig6 3-64d; April and Nav
~ o1go -e4d; May and June, lO-6id: June
vance. d'iS' at inc au-
The tenders Of deliveries at to-day,s clear
lngs amounted II 500 bales new docket, and
300 bales old docket NV 0OoAS'' anu
?. m.-salez to-day included 500 bales
Mlddhng uplands sgd, middling Orleans 50.
Futures: UDanCs. tov, fordo5in,r ,.,a,,s1
december delivery, 5 5S-64d. sellers: Decem,
eeI anu January, 5S-64d. sellers; January
No. ~ IArs; oO-6id, sellers; February and
Ma1ICh, OF, sellers: March and April. 4-64d
selers' April and May, SID. sellers. Ma
anu june. l2-64d. sellers: June and Tni-
49, Sellersi July and August, lg-64d.
value. Market steady.
500 p m--tuJures: Uplands. low mfddIiny
CLAUSE December delivery, 3 5S-6fd. buvers .
December and January, 5S-6ld, BUYERS: :
22a aIlu.y anu February, 6O-64d, buyers
FEBRUARY and March, 6 l-64d. sellers. March
anu April 5-64d. sellers: April and Nav
. g-64d, sellers; May and June, 6 I2-6id. buy,
ers; June q, and July, l6-64d, value; July and
August, ls-64d, value. Market closed steady.
NEU fOEz. Dec. p, noon.-torlon fIrmeT.
mll,l'1 ms lpiands lie; uiddlinE Orleans II1lc:
sales $50 bales. 49,
Futures: Market barely steady. with salos
as follows: December delivery, II Csc: Janu-
arY' ii l4c; February. IL be; March, IL pc:
April, II s6c; May. II 4Sc.
9:0u p m.-COJtOn closed dull; middlipg
upiands II Lice; middling Orleans, Il5zc:
salcs 2Z4 bales; net reCeipts ia bales. qr0ss
1912. ''-''' e''99
~. n. sqres-Market cIosed steady, xits sales of
9z'le9 hales, as follows: December delivery.
II Gsgll l0c; January, II lSGI l9c; FEBRUARY.
ii lO.gll lie; March. IL 2SldlI 29c: Anrif II 20
GIL lie; May. II 520H 53c; june. II 6ia
y o3C ..ly' II aSglI t6c; August, IL S59ll SEC;
me F0sts cotton report says: Future de-
lINeIlcs are IN moderate request. The long
interest must nave assumed fair proportions,
}et prices are still run up. 1t is said all pur-
chases OF January delivery will be taken I'M
but now the later months are situated does
not appear. Is quite as probable that they
nave been sold for protection by ut least some
OF Jhose VINO are believed to be interested in
a January pool. Prices advanced to-day
S-lOlc, lost again 2-l00c, and were sold At the
Imru call-January II l7c, February IL I5c,
March ii 21c, April IL SOC, May II sic, June
III b5lGll b2c, and November 10 Csc Futures
day"
GALVESTON. Dec. p --Cotton steady: md
ding 10 7-l6c; net receipts 4,OlO bales. gross
4, l34; sales 6S5 bales; stock 7.54I bales.
NORFOLK, Dec. 22.-COtUOn steady; middliny
lO5sc' net receipts 5.O5I bales, gross 5,O57;
sales S9t bales; stock $3.50 bales; exports
10 Great Britain CABS bales, COastWise 3.66l.
WILMINGTON, Dec. 22.-COtton firm: mid
ding 10 5-l6c: net receipts 35I bales, gross
3Jl; sales - bales: stock IL, ASP bales
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 22.-Corton firm; mid
ding 10 3-l6c; net receipts IA, 533 bales, gross
l4.9SS; sales 5000 bales: stock SS5.7l0 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 1850 bales to France
] efurvfef ODl
MOBILE, Dec. 22.-COItOn firm; middling
TO- Sc; net receipts 1868 bales, gross 3,4O6;
safes 1000 bales; stock 10000 bales; exports,
MEgPHIs, Dec. 22.-Cotton steady: mid
ding lO1sc; receipts 3.4l9 bales; shipments
GOA bales; sales 1890 bales; stock 1876, 659 bales
AUGUSTA, Dec. 22.-COttOn quiet but firm:
middling 1879; receipts 6S5 bales; sales 9l5
bales.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 22.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 1880; net receipts 1856 bales. gross
3.576; sales $50 bales; stock Il, SOB bales; ex-
ports, to the continent 3,3G5 bales.
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-C consolidated net re-
CCipts fOr al cotton ports to-day 4s,OS6 bales;
exports. 10 Great Britain 2O,O6o bales, to
France 1884, to the continent 5,0i7.
PROVISIONS, sEOoszTEs. Ero.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. %, nOOn.-Breadstuffs
firm. Pork, prime mess 67s Cd: Bacon. long
clear middles BIS. Lard, prime Western S6s sd.
and heavy. Wheat lower. Corn higher. Pork
dull; mess, So 25tgl2 So Lard firm at Ic.
Ereights firm.
$500 u. m.-FlOur, Southern closed quiet
and heavy; common to fair extra So OOlJ3 IS;
good to choice ditto So 9Ol15 40. Wheat-spot
lots a shade easier and dull; ungraded red "a
@s5e; No, , red, sOGSlc; J anuary delivery Se1z
CgSlc. COrn-spOt lots 900 higher; I'M
graded 47G4954c; No. ,, December delivery
52lSG52Nc. Oats unsettled and 14CG1Zc lower;
No , S2sSG931Sc. Hops about steady. Coffee.
fsir RIO. on spot, duh at 934c; No. Rio, on
spot l5c. December delivery Csc. Sugar
quiet and unchanged; muscovado 41@c; fair to
good refining 474S45sc; refined closed
white extra c 5Isg514c, yellow 4E4C2415c, on
5sSc, mould \ &C, cOnfectiOners' a SIC,
standard A 55sc, cut loaf and crushed go
CSC powdered 61SG6kc, graduated $40
5ij-I6c, cubes 64tG6 5-l6c. Molasses un-
changed COttOn-seed Oil-35lI36c FOR crude, Al
iG42c for refined. Hides unchanged. Wool
steady. Pork neglected.; no sales reported;
new mess So 25Gl2 50. NIiddles dull; long
clear &c. Lard 4G6 points higher, closing
weaker; Western steam, on spot l0c; JanU-
ary 1901 02C. Ereights 70 Liverpool easier;
cotton. per steam l3-6+97 SD; wheat, per
Nrw 0ELeANs, Dec. % -COfTee steady; Rio
7I10IIc. sugar in fair demand; fair to fully
fair 35<l13zsc; yellow clarified 45sG4szc. Mo-
lasses firm; fair 2d(G27c. Cotton seed oil dull;
prime crude, SAC.
family s. 1913 so. Wheat firm; No. red,
Oats quiet at 2713(g2Sc. ProvisiOns-Pork
firmer: mess. Sll so. Lard stronger at 65l0
75c. Bulk meats firm; shoulders 45zc: short
rib SIC. Bacon steady; shoulders SIC, short
r1b 6T5c clear 73Sc. Whisky steady at 81 II.
sugar steady; hard refined 61zG7c; New Or
leans 4lz(G5c. Hogs firm; common and light,
s. 5OSl4 'O5: packing and butchers, 81 25G4 so.
BAIvIaOHE, Dec. 22.-FlOur dull and nOmi
naIlv steady: Howard street and W esteTn su-
pertine, 81 25G2 Is; extra, . 1908 81; family,
s. 50,g4 80; city mills suPernne: y 25G2 20;
extra 50 OOG13 IS: Rio brands. 81 81. Wheat
southern firmer; Western lirmer but dull;
Southern, red SllGS4c, amber SSg9Oc; No.
Maryland, s5149S51zci No. ? Western winter
ret. on spot 7S5ztG79c. C9rn-SOuthern steady,
with more offering; Western firm but inactive;
Southern. white lSc. yellow 49G50c.
LOUIsvILLK, Dec. 22.-Wheat quiet; No.
, mixed 2sJ%c. Provisions steady: Bacon
nominal. Bulk meats-clear rib 53zc, clear
Gle shoulders sc. Mess pork Sl2. Hams,
sugar cured llc Lard, prime ieaL sac;
opened a shade lower closed sc under Satur-
dav: No. 2 red. 79,Gf95zc for cash, 19c bid
Tor december delivery. Corn lower and slow;
34I<c for cash, 1880 for December delivery
Oafs lower: 25iSc for cash. Whisky steady at
81 ID PrOvisiOns-POrk quiet at Sll %. Bulk
meats lrmer but not higher; long clear soc,
short rib Csc short clear soc. Bacon frmer;
long clear 6 soc, short RIB 15c, clear 100
6 size. Lard higher at 8 6Oc
CHICAGO, Dec. 22.IIhe wheat market
onened steady at the closing figures of Satur-
dav- and for little while maintained them.
lint tine pressure to sell was too great, and
bore the market downward. The visible
ArNNNfNNV
il Il thought. during the past week, and 1t
has had a depressing effect. Liverpool was
firm and Mark Lane a shade dearer- The
weather IN England rs frosty. Farmers de-
Iiveries in England the past week were $4,000
70 K OOO quarters. Our receipts were 2l9 cars
AGAINST $50 saturday. Towards the close of
me regular board and on the afternoon board
there was a sharp rally. January at one time
SELLING at 725zc and closing a shade lower.
The corn market is as near stationary affair,
so far as speculative trading is concerned, as
IN wei could be. The receipts were 323 cars
ae,sinst Is saturday, and p of them were
e,7Sded No 3 Year and the different options
Started in rather firm, but weakened little
with wheat. The range of quotations on the
futnre option to-day was only 1sg14c. Oats
were about &c lower, with very little activity
in the deal. February pork opened SC higher
A. SI0 OK and advanced TO Sll Oh, falling
Ssct a little toward the close. February lard
onened at s IS, and remained steady around
Fionr unchanged. Wheat unsettled; closed
10 lower: December delivery .7l4@I2c;
Jsnuarv 7i5S.gI23sc. Corn quiet; closed about
Tie same as Saturday; cash 3614 tG3G3zc; all the
wear s5I[c. Oats dull and sGl4c below Satur-
d9v. cash lots and December delivery 2is<c.
Pore frmer and 15G20c higher; cash lots $40 80
sio o.: January delivery $40 721zGlO %. Lard
firmer and 21zlG5 points higher; cash lots
= e9ILGl6 Csc December delivery G012c. Bulk
meats steady: shoulders 621S14 Csc, short RIB
3 691[1a5 Csc, short clear 1906 l5c. Whisky