Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-14


ll,A2POOL. Dec. l3. noOn.-Cotton dull;
generally -u buyers favor; middhng
-- :. D -a-l1i; TtddiIng Orleans, l5-I6d;
~ uales. Tor speculation and export
.Aea; receipts none.
--.-fes' Upisncs- low middling clause,
I---eL aAl January, delivery, 52-64d;
----Il and February. 52-64(G5 53-64d: Feb
~ anu March, 5i-64,G5 57-64d: March
/ ~ alt..' sf-oiGj 60-64d; April and Nav
- AAy ami June. 8 3-64(d6 4-54d (;
--- August, l5-64d. Market dull tut
2 E.-ssles to-day included 400 bales
--.-fes; Uulands. low middling clause.
- -e-lVery, 52-64d. sellers; Deem
~ ~ January, 5 59-64d, sellers: January
s,,--Se ar, ; 55-64d, buyers: February and
49, 'i-o4dt buyers; March and April
49, buyers; April and May, Sd, buyers;
s al4 June, 8 A. Sad, BUYERS: June and July.
49, ~ els; July and August, IQ-64d.
- Market closed very steady.
49, l"aAt Dec. IS, nOon.-JOtton dull
49,. 81 mldlllng uplands l07sc; middling
So SALES 235 bales.
-, harket steady, with sales as fol-
Il. Lteeu0er delivery 10 COO: January
-. I,gglIu4fy. 10 SIC; March. 10 csc; April,
-, Aay, u zoe
~ z, m.-CottOn closed DAN and easier;
~. up.4lus lt' &C.; middling Orleans,
~. h, - oales; net receipts li3 bales,
= --if,as-AarEet closed dull but steady.
= i-,zgy " $3.50 bales, as follows: Deem
-. te-ll s1c. January 10 SIQiIO 81. Fef-
'--l1 = q. Soc; March. 70 1910 csc; April,
~ May. u 2C(Ill 2IC; June, II 32G
81. S-..!, ~ i+gll 46C; August, II 5JG
% 81 l'enoer, u 24Gll 25c.
IA. ~ + cotton report says: "After heavy
u--a1 +s cotton yesterday futures adj
- q tl-t!ly 5-l0oG--ICOe. lost ar9in r loo
is-s-v yum nut steady, with December.
srfs-te' d, u e1luary and August 6-lOOc, Sep
-rs-r anu yne balance OF the list 4-l00c
5trv- --.-l ! esierday- Sales 81 goo bales"
81 l5I,. 90 - Dee. Lotion easy; MD
81 49, neg receipts 1888 bales, gross
p Nl.v--e i'-i' bales: stock 81 .O62 bales
49, Dec. l3.-COttOn quiet: middliup
4es IA t-geipts l,3l3 bales, gross 5,3l2:
b t--.- p -..-es' stock 1896 bales: exports.
FIv-e-o-.l.l. al4 s,6-5 bales, cOastwise ], $50.
--rl-.e..i Us, Dec. Cotton steady; mid
1es let receipts SO bales, gross $50;
~ e uales.
-. --t5.---.1ASs. Dec. l3.-Cottor quiet and
81 h Ing ..5<c: net receipts $3.50 bales,
.as. 49,. sales 1900 bales: stock 324, 52s
i.sr,- 4 ~ - 20 Great Britain eO3S bales 10
q i'-i', 20 the Continent > 80 cosstyyise
i.Isc- Dee. ls.-COttOn quiet: middlina
1ss 4. q receipts ! SIS bales. gross 229f:
lsiEise n SS stock $3.50 bales; exports,
e. rses-..ss,, Dee. l3.-COttOn steady; middlin
sss - i. S,iz bales; shipments 2,TsZ bales;
4-S--s.- oalesi stock iS6, ri bales.
~, ni1f-,, zee. E.-COtton dull and nOmi-
- - -It -7ags lol-lse; receipts 1851 bales
- I7'l1.a.l.OS, Dec. I3.-COtton quiet: mid
" h net reccipts 5.O59 bales. gross S,a59;
~ Brs--.1a stock S. SOS bales; exports, q
sgT yc.-h i,1l5 bales, cOastWise 3,6S2.
- 49, Dec. l3.-ConsOlidated net re-
EFts = 81 cotton ports to-day 1858 bales;
Eer ~ Sreat Britain -, f95 bales, 10
. 80 % the continent 1893.
ri : a. Visible supply OF cotton for the
Ar---5i-,lo5 bales, Of which 2,478. 2S3 bales
le,i--l-4ills against 3.I3l, 800 ana 2.63s zoo
q ~ last year. The receipts OF cotton
V; rec...-ll!t- towns for the week were Isl, 42l
q II ~ = from plantations eos. $50 bales.
-. alo95, 299 bales.
In, oflsIOEs. GROCERIEs. ETc.
az v-IeigtLg Dee. Is, nOon.-Breadsturs
a. "a 1lt little doing. Beef. extra In
-. 81 Pork, prime mess 7Os. Ba-
&c. GEAR middles S4s Cd, short S6sd.
american fine Gle.