Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-11

osN- p utuESss UnlduQg. low miNdliug
clause. December delivery, 55-64d, buyers;
december and January, 5 55-64d. buyers:
January and February. 5 57-64d sellers
February and March, 61-64d. sellers; March
ana April, Cd. buyers; April and May, 4-64d
buyers; May and June, 7-64d, BUYERS: lime
and July, 6 ll-64d, sellers; July and Auousf
6 ls-64d, sellers Market closed quiet but
EEE YORK. Dec. 10. nOon.-Cotton DIM.
middlng uplands 10 l5-l6e; middling Orls,, ~
II 3-l6e; sales 36S bales. . - il 10
Futures: Market opened steady, with sales
asfollows; december delivery 10 s5c. Janne
airy, 10 csc: February. 10 Csc: March II ' o5i
April, II l4e; May, II &c. oH' Il USc'
5;OO p. m:-CottOn closed steady: middlin,,
siiss Tos ~ ioioci mddiing Orleans. II 3-l6e
1910. LOU Dales' gross
k1sdt5u,res-Market closed steady, with saiea
g Ia lS4,iU oaies, ~ follows: December. 10 925
~ sSci January, II O3CGll ole; Februarv. II al
gil Csc; March. II 13CGu I4c: ApriI II 55S51
II zoc; May, II 37(gll 99c; June. il 5OaII sc:
July, IL ~ oil &c: August, II T2GII 73c: SEN
TEMPER, II 35Gll CSC.
the f'osts cotJon-epOrt saws: ssFuture do
llVerles at first acknowledgements lI-lOOd
January l-iOUc and the balance of the lisf
S-iUOeo- IVOc-and then prices were run nm
December l4-lOOc and the later month"; hoo
glz-IOOc. some ascribe the advance tn the
manipulation OF the longs. who desire to l,een
up the market IN order To let il down easilvV
Wnen the Agricultural Departments report
VIII be published later in the dav Others
assert that the report will be unfayOrable
anu anu that the advance IS legitimate. At the
thIrd call December sold 5-IOOc lower than nj
the highest point Of the dav. All the other
months kept steady. December brought n q9c
February II OSo, March II l2c, April II 21CG
~ -, 0CtoDer ~ sue Futures closed steady
december 3-lOOc lower, January 2-IOOQ3- lO6c
anu the balance 5-lO0(G7- lOOc higher than
yesterday"
,5ALYEsToE. Dec. IO.--Cotton steady: ona-
ding 10 l-l6c: net receipts 3sSs bales. gross
1864; sales ,493 bales: stock 7I.I6s bales ~
ports, cOastwise 3,72l bales.
NORFOLK. Dec. l0.-CotJOn steady. middIirg
III 1-l6c; net receipts .265 bales rross 4 265e?
sales l,l20 bales; stock S9.93T bales: exrnorrs'
10 Great Britain 1922 bales. coastwise 3 $50
v LEXINGTON. Dec. 10.-COttOn 0uiet. rnIo-
ding 10 5-l6e; net receipts l,O24 bales, gross
l,O24; sales - bales: stock 20.756 bales: ex-
ports, to the continent ], 46S.
SEN ORLEANS. Dec. l0.-COttOn quiet: mid
0ilnS ~ l5-l6e; net receipts $3.50 bales, gross
5000; saies 5000 bales; stock 3O4. OJI bales: ex
ports, to France 4,Sl9 bales, coastwise DO
AoSiLE, Dec. lO.-CctUon quiet: miJtflIng
10 S-I05: net rcceipta 1853 bales, gross ]. 386.
salcs I,5OO bales; stock 1929 bales; exports.
MEMPHIS, Dec. l0.-COtt0n quiet: middIing
VS., 80 - s. 5,Is5 bales; shiUmenls 2456
AUGUST, Dec. O.-COttOn quiet; middlinq
lV1sc; receipts ,254 bales: sales $50 bales
CHARLESTON, Dec. l0.-COtJ0n unchanged;
mlddling lO5sc; net receipts 4,sl9 bales, gross
4,ol9; sales none; stock s., SOB bales.
NEW fcRK, Dec. 10.-ConsOuusbed net re-
ceiptz fer all cotton ports to-day 33,57s bales;
exports. To Great Britain 1872 bales. to
France 6,O75, to the continent 4,1S3.
FaOyIsI0Hs. GROCERIES. arc.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 10, nOOn.-Breadstuffs
steady, without quOtable change in prices
Bacon, long clear mIddles 36s, short clear
Sfs. Iallow, American, fine 34s Cd. Pork,
prime mess Is cd.
NEW YOBK. Dec. 10. noon.-Flour dull and
easy. Wheat lower and dull. Corn higher
PORK steady; mess. SIP 50(gl3 90. Lard dull
at &c. tTelehts steady.
500 D. m.-flour, Southern closed quiet
Whcat-spOt lots a shade stronger; ungraded
red. 6jG9Oc; No. red, Sic, January delivery
500 SS01sc. COrn-spOt lots llG2c higher, clos
ing strong; No. ?, December delivery 521SG
$3.50, January 4734g475sc. Oats 14c higher;
No. :, S254GS2Ac. Hops dull and heavy at 10
lglec. Coffee, fair Rio, Oh spot, dull at 93[c;
No. Rio, on spot l5c, December delivery
sc. sugar dull and unchanged; centrifugal
55sc; fair to good refining 43ztG41Sc; refined
closed dun and -unchanged-C $40.
s5sc, white extra $3.50, yellow 4kt9,
42sc. of a 51slG5l2c, mould \ SIC, standard
SEAS 9-l6c. cOnfectiOner's a SIC, cut loaf
and crushed 6szG63sc, powdered 6lG6Ac,
graduated 10 l6G6c, cubes &c. MOlasses
| unchanged. COttOn-seed Oil-34c for crude.
40c for refined. Hides quiet; New Orleans
and Texas selected, lie. Pork duh and I'M
changed; mess, on spot Sl2 80. Mlddies dull:
long clear &c. Lard SOLO points lower:
Western steam. spot 05G7 loo, December de-
cotton. Ter steam l3-64G97 -32d; wheat, per
steam Cd
CHICAGO. Dec. IO.-The wheat market to-
day opened easy and sOlu of 80 early in the
session, owing to the report of the Syracuse
bank failure and TO the fact that no encOur-
aging news was received from foreign mar
kets; there was feeling, however, that the
big receipts of the season thus far must have
eliminated yesterday. and that hCncofOrWarll
less wheat would be coming and better prices
would prevails; as natural consequence this
idea was paramount IN the trading for the
day, and after the first half hour a stronger
feeling prevailed, and the later prices of the
day were about the highest; January closed
at 72AG723sc, February at 727sC673c and May
at 7s1s(G7954s; the receipts at All the Western
receiving points aggregated less than yester-
day. Corn ruled moderately quiet but gen.
orally drmer; the receipts continued to be
light and the quantity OF contract corn is very
small: for the year closed at 1890, January at
$3.50 and May at 1850. Oats ruled quiet but
firm and generally higher, closing az $3.50 for
December. 231sc fer January and 2Sc for May
Pork ruled irregular but sharply lower, clos
ing at SO s. for January and SO 9715 for Feb
ruary. Lard ruled weak, closing at 65c for
January and IS for February.
Flour unchanged. " heat steady and strong
regular, December delivery 1lI4(G1l1sc; No z
Chicago spring 1l1z(GG5zC. Corn firm. but
the same as yesterday: cash 315z(G5Sc, all the
year 375Std3Slzc. Oats firm and a shade
higher; cash lots and December delivery 23I5c.
Pork opened irregular and closed steady /;
cash SO S5,Gll 90. January delivery SO sea
IL o.. Lard weak and unsettled; cash lots
and December delivery 6215,a6 611Sc. Bulk
meats in fair demand and easier; Shoulders
625z)g4 l5c, short RIB soc, short clear b O5,G
| 6 Ice. Whisky steady at 81 l3. sugar easier;
| standard 4 SIC, graduated 81 &C.
BALrINoRE, Dec. 10. ncOn.-FlOur steady
and quiet; Bowsrt street and CstcTn ab-
perine, 81 25c2 65: extra, g 1903 so; famty,
| s. 5OG4 80; city mills sup 8rdnC, = 25,G2-TS;
extra. g OO(G3 IS; Rio brands, 81 63l14 70.
Wheat-Southern quiet but steady; Western
| frmer but dull; Southern, red S2,GS4c, amber
/ S9G9lc; No. l Maryland Sj5EGS534c; No.
| Western winter red- on spOt 1S5<fG79c. Corr
| Southern steady but quiet; estern firmeE
/ and active: Southern. white 41Cg4sc, yellow ~
/ @49c-
CIyCIEEATI. Dec. lO.-FlOur unchanged
/ Wheat firm; No. ? red, 74G75c. Corn firm;
/ No. mixed S5(G36c. Oats steady at 2755c. Pro
/ visiOns-POrk dull and lower; mess $l2 $50
| Lard in fair demand but lower at Coo. Bula
meats and bacon easy but not quotably lower.
| Whisky steady al 81 IL. sugar firm and I'M
/ common and light. s. 1904 %; packing and
| butchers. 81 1904 80.
| LOUISVILLE, Dec. lo-Wheat quiet; long
/ berry, 76c; No. red, &c. Corn. No white
| 39c, mixed 3Sl8c. Oats.- No. mixed 2se
| Provisions easier; Bacon nominal. Bulk
meats-shOulders SIC, clear RIB &c, clear
| sugar cured lie. Lard. prime leaf SIC.
/ NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 10 Coffee steady; Rio
/ cargOes, common TO prime, 115tGllc. sugar
| in active demand: common to good common
/ 3l<035Sc; yellow clarified 4sa,d42Sc. MOlassei
/ in gOOd demand; good common 24G25C; prime
| to choice 3lG43c. Cotton seed Oll-prlme crude
| ST, LOUIS, Dec. lO.-Flour unchanged
| wheat active and higher; No. red, 163z (9l1'
| for cash: &c bid for December oliver
| Corn was higher early but closed about a
| esterday; S4G3ljsc for cash, $3.50 for De
| cember delivery Oats hrmer but slow; 243zl
| bid for cash. Whisky steady at 81 IL. Pro
| visions weak: Pork, mess Sll 80 for cash Bull
| meats-lOng clear CSC, short rib 75c, cleal
| &C. BacOn-lOng clear &c. short rib Is
short clear 75sc. Lard nOminally 55c.
NAVAL STORES.
| LONDON. Dec. 10, $500 y. m.-Spirits tur.
| pentine fiatter; spot, 23s: December deliv-
! cry. 23s: January to April. z3s Oh.
| LIVERPOOL, Dec. 10, nOOn.-Splrlts turpen'
SfE TOSx. Dec. 10. roon.-spirits turpen.
| tine dull at 3lG3l1Zc. Resin dull at 81 zoo
| 2Tl<.
CIARLEsTOS, Dec. I0.-Spirits turpentin'
| quiet; 2Sc bid. Resin steady at previous quo
! tatiOns.
| firm at 2Sl5c. RosIr steady; strained Poe
| good strained. 81. Tar firm at 81 %. CrU'i'
turpentinc steady; hard, 81; yellow dip an'
| virgin, - Co.
RICE.
| NEW YORK, Dec. I0.-Alessrs. Dan Talmage'
Sons 4 Co. report rs follows on the rice mar
/ ket: The demand continues active and prices
are strong on all domestic grades. Advice
from the South note a scarcity Of cleaned
| stock, with active and firm market. FOrelgl
| STYLES are more quiet and rates unchanged
| Carolina and Louisiana common TO 1alr j
Quoted at 434G51<c, good TO prime at 52s'G6c
| choice G. 'G63zc. fancy head615 06Ac; RangOol
47zG5c. duty paid, and 25s(Gz5{c in bond; Pat
| n 4 .sfl5l<c. Java 53s(G53Sc. Inelr OnaTleS