Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-20

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MANCHESTER. Dec. I9.-The Guardian. in
its commercial article, says: 1.-THE market is
extremely dull. Great difficulty to sell goods
Is eXperle need. There has been a further ex-
tenslonei the short time movement, and in
many quarters looms quietly stopping.
Prices are generally steady. Yarns are quiet
and slightly in favor of the BUYERS"
HiYsHF'.VL, Dec. 70, noon.-Uotton dull
and lnanlmate; middiDZ uu.aads. ) 1916 :
budding Orleans, l5-l6I; sales 5000 bales,
for specdiat.0n &8d export 5O0 bales; receipts
1900 bales-American a. 700 bales.
Futures. Unis n'ls, lO6 uIdGunR o'6pes ,
december and January delivery. 5l-64d !;
January and February, 54-64d; February
and March. 5S-64d: April and Nav 6 I-64d :
May and June. 5-64d; June and July,
9-6ld. Market very dull.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clear
lngs amounted to 700 bales new docket, and
zoo bales old docket.
Sales for the week 81, 600 bales-AmerIcan.
24,OOO bales; spectators took l,400 bales: ex-
porters took 3,400 bales; actual exports, il 600
bales; imports 900 bales-American, Is. 900
bales; stock, $4,000 bales-American, 336. 600
bales; ahoat, S2S,0O0 bales-American, 307 900
bales.
2 p. m.-sales to day included S.40O bales
OF American.
Futures: UnlGaos. low n:tddling elsuse.
December delivery, 5l-64d. buyers; Decem-
Der and January. 5 51-64d, buyers; January
and February, 81 SAD, buyers; February and
March, 5S-64d, sellers; March and April,
62-o4d sellers; April and May, 2-64d, sell
ers; May and June. 5-64d. sellers; June and
July, 9-C4d. buyers; July and August,
6 l2c64d, buyers. harket steady.
400 p. MIXTURES: Uplands, low middling
clause, December and January delivery,
) 53-o4G5 52-64d; March and April. 69-64d
June and July, lO-64d; July and August,
6 l364d.
500 .. m.-Futures: Uplands. low middling
clause. December delivery, 53-64d, sellers;
December and January, ) 53-6ld, sellers
January and February, 5 55-64d buyers
February and Aarch, 80 64d, buyers; March
and April . 63-64d. buyers; April and May,
3-64d, buyers; May and June, 6 7-64d, sellers;
June and July, ll-64d, sellers; July and
August, l4-64d, sellers. Market closed
firm.
NEW Toss, Dec. 10, noon.--Cotton frmer;
middllng up!ands 10 15-l6c, middling orleans
II Slice; sales 3O4 bales.
Futures: Aarkc. dull, with ialas Es follows:
m Arr F7ff To. n -.
February. 10 93c; March, II 06c; April, II Doc
May. IL 33c.
5:oo p. m.-Cotton closed firm; middling
uplands lie; middlinE Orleans, ne: sales 3 3
bales; net receipts 439 bales, gross II 1856
Futurcs-harket closed firm, with ssles OF
l0S,400 bales, as follow: December delivery,
II 0O0ll 02c; January, II 09sll 1oc; February,
II OS,gll O9e; March. IL POOL 2lc; April, II 80
oil 34c; May, II 45tGll Acc; June. II $40
II Sc;July, II 6S9il roc; August, IL 1901 soc
September, IL 4291l 47c.
The PoFg's cotton report says: Future de-
liverles are in good demand. and advanced
before the third call 13IOO0l5-10oc. At the
third call there was slight concession made,
and January was sold at IL Csc, February
II Csc and II 07c, March II 100 and IL lSc,
APRIL II 33c and Il 34c, August IL 7Sc; De-
cember was offered at II o2c, May II Ac, June
II SIC and July II Csc. Futures closed firm
ID -l00Ggl4- l00c higher than yesterday"
Weekly net receipts 3,494 bales. gross 46, 253
exports, to Great Britain 4,g97 bales, to
France 1854, to the continent 3,7l4; sales ,604
bales; stock l72,Q26 bales.
GALVESTON, Dec. l9.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 1910.
NORFOLK, Dec. l9.-Cotton steady; middung
l0%c.
,WILMINGTON, Dec. l0.-Cotton steady; mid
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. l9.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 10 3-l6c.
MOBILE, Dec. l9.-Cotton quiet; middling
10 l-l6c.
MEMPHIS, Dec. l9.-Cottou steady; middling
10c.
AUGUSTA, Dec. I9-Cotton quiet; middling
&c.
CHARLESTON, Dec. l9.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding l04c.
MONTGOMERY. Dec. 19.-Cotton steady; mid
ding Ice.
MACON, Dec. I9.-Cotton duh; middling
97sc.
COLUMBUS, Dec. 19.-Cotton quiet but firm
middling 97Sc.
.NAsHyILLE, Dec. l9.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding l015c.
SELMA, Dec. 19.-Cotton quiet; miGdling
| l0%c.
ROME, Dec. l9.-Cotton steady; mddling
Ice. low mIdding SIC, good ordinary &c.
hRT fORE, Dec. 1t ousuuG&tssi ses re-
eelp.s for al cotton p0yts to-day 49,349 oaes
exports. TO Great Britain 29,S6s bales, to
France 6,139, to the continent S,6O5.
PROVISIONS. 6E0CEEIse. srs.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 10. nOon.-Breadstuns
steady, with fair demand. Corn, new mixed
! IS I'd. Bacon, long clear middles 32s Cd, short
! 34s. Cheese American fine CPS Cd.
| but steady. Wheat higher but quiet. Corn
| better but quiet. Pork steady; meas. Sl2 q
! @312 80. Lard firm at Csc. FreiEhts firm.
| $500 p. m.-hlOur, Southern closed quiet
| Wheat-spot lots dun and in some cases q
| shade lower; No. ? red, Sl0SI1ac, January de-
| livery 791%GSOI<c. Coru-spOt lots 14015C
higher; ungraded 4719@52bc; No. 2, ,53c, De
! cemUer delivery 5214(952l2c. Oets dull. Hops
! dull and heavy. Ooflee, fAlr Rio, on spot
! quiet at SIC; No. Z Rio, on spot l5c, Deem
Der delivery 9O91 soc. sugar {, dull and un-
fined irm-C 41slg45zc, extra q 41sG5c, white
! extra Z 51sG514c, yellow 41IG4Sc, OF A SIC
| mould A sc, confectloners' A 51Sc, STANDARD
| A 5ssc. cut loaf and crushed 613Q65fc, pow
/ dered 61slG65sc, graduated l5-l6c, cubes
| &C. Molasses firm; New Orleans 40(G52c
! CottOB-seed Oil-34(G35c for crude, 40@40%c fol
| refined. Hides unchanged; New Orleans ant
! Texas selected, lie. Wool unchanged POrE
! quiet but barely steady; mess, on spot, Sl2 25lG
! Y 80. Lard 1908 points higher closing firm
| contract grades, on spot 9213c. treiRhts L
| Liverpool firm cotton. Ter steam 1864 -32d
| wheat, per steam 612G654d.
! CHICAGO, Dec. I9.-The wheat market
| opened &c higher for January and 3sc fol
| May; the TWO inspiring causes of the advance
seemed to be falling off Of receipts here anC
| firmer foreign advices, although the usua
| Board of Trade cablegrams omitted to senC
any report OF the state OF the market at Liv-
| erpOOl to-day; Maiden Lane, however, was
| firm and I'd higher for California wheat fol
| future delivery; the receipts seem to be less
! ening at Milwaukee, Toledo, the northwest.
| ern grain receiving points ana mere, the cal
| lots to-day were 235. against $50 yesterday
| Traders in the corn pit were puzzled ovOr tht
uncertainty which prevails in regard to thu
future OF year corn That option opened
| DC higher, and soon after sold down IL re-
| acting little later; January and MAY con
tinued steady at about the previous figures
| the receipts here were l25 cars, against l9l
| Yesterday, with ID grading No. 2. Oats were
| tS911c better, with not much doing; the East
| ern crop this year is said TO be larger thar
usual, which accounts for the. continued low
price. February pork opened at $40 10 anC
| went up to $40 so. February Lara opened a
! 6 6Oc and advanced to 6 6712c. On the after
noon board wheat ruled at the best prices o.
the day, with the other markets firm.
| Flour unchanged. Wheat stronger; CLOSED
| firm and lc higher than yesterday; regular
| December delivery T012(G7l1zc; No. ?, red 73c
/ Corn generally steady; all the year 3634Q13Sc
| Oats steady; cash lots and December delivery
| 2l3<Q247Sc. Pork 51lOc higher, closing steady
| cash lots $40 600l0 IS; January delivery
$40 6215GlO 6713. Lard firm aad 1905 point
| higher; cash lots 55(G6 5713c, December de-
| livery 521zc. Bulk meats shoulders 4 621
"a Csc, short RIB 50c, short clear 9jG6 OGc
| Whisky steady at 81 13. sugar quiet; STANDARD
| y SIC, graduated &c.
BALTIEoAE, Dec. l9.-Flour quiet bu
steady; Howard street an0 Western su-
| per1ne, 81 2592 65; extra, 81 1898 81; family
| SO 50,g4 SO; city nils superdne, 50 1902 IS
! extra, 50 00CG3 20; Rio brands, 81 So. Whea
| Southern steady: Western a shade easier
/ and inactive; southern, red S2gS4c, ambel
| SSG90c; No. Maryland, 95GS514c; No. 2 West
| ern winter req, on spot 7S(07S1zc. Corn
Southern higher; Western easier and duh
Southern. white 4SG49c, yellow 4995Oc.
CINCINNATI, Dec. l9.-FlOur unchanged
| family SO 1903 40, fancy So 60IG3 80. Whea
| firmer; No. 2 red, 74G75c. Corn scarce anC
| firm: No. mixed Ale. Oats steady at 2715c
| PrUvisions-Pork firm; mess, sll 259ll so
Lard firm at 60c. Bulk meats steady; shout
ders 45zc; short rib 5szc. Bacon steady
shoulders SIC, short RIB &c, clear 73Sc
Whisky steady at 81 II. Sugar unchanged
Hogs steady; common and light, SO z094 80
lnaol-lrcc and hmtchera 81 I5-lA 20