Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-09

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vs ss1l1ss n; - klchm'd q Danv. 40
/ Cb5cesi1o = 49, ~ SS Rlchm'd W.Pt.
| 81 81 $500 ~ OnlO. "a Terminal - Is
| g ,,1.S - III = n oS5s kock Island. lO915
| Den RioGrande 8 nreierre.6i +1oo--72
| y ......;- 447s Texas Pacific. 1919
| T.sl-e sboeo NJ - Union Pacific. 49,
I5viils = S..i.''. 6o5s Wabash Pacific. 81
Memphis 4 Char. 26l5 Western TTnio1 - eeI1ls
Mobile b OhiO VI
Bid. +.,,
SoFrus.
,i - EAPcoL, Dec. 8. nOOn.-Cotton-selIe
Chheattns az an advance Of I'd; the advance
Cneeks business; middltdg upispcs. : IA 1ai.
ssH-ouiInE orleans, l5-I6d; sales 10000 bales
90 siec1latlon anu export 900 bales; receipts
'OisOV Dales-Amerlcan q, 500 bales.
Future5: Uplands. low mlddline elsnae
DTecelnDer delivery. 55-64d; December and
January, 3 -64g5 5s-64d; January and Feb
Ie l5 y, . D9-04(g5 81 Gid; February and March
| 63-6495 63-64d; March and Apri1 & 5-e46s,
S-o3d; April and May, 7-6l0l5 6-64d: NAV
s1 19 : : Hne, 9-64g6 l0-64d; June and july.
Na-SeS Id-o4d; July and August, 7-64d.
Inc tenders OF deliveries at to-dav's clear
| Iuks amounted 70 500 bales new docket and
| LOO bales old docket. ''-'
2 p. m.-Sales to-day incIn.saa : 400 ho,o~
OF American.
~, Quotations Of American all advanced I'D.
lidIling uplands l5-l6d, middling Orleans
Futures: Uplands. low mlddIipg clause
december delivery, 5 59-6ld, sellers: Decem.
Ut anu any January, 59-6ld, sellere; January
ana eoruary, 60-64d, sellers: February and
aiarcn, 63-64d, buyers; March and AnriI
5-o4d, buyers; April and May, 7-64d. buv.
eTs; May and June, l0-64d. buyers: june
anu July, HID. buyers; July and Aupust
| b l0-b4d, buyers. Market steady
S'5O p m.-Futures: Uplands, low middling
elaase, December and January delivery.
| . 59-64G5 6O-64d; January and Februaryy
/ . 59-64lg5 6l-64d; February and March, : so IA
| tgod; March and April, 6 2-6iG6 4-6ld: Nav
anu June, lO-0l(g6 Sid; June and july
D t t.-tS IS-o4d; July and August, l7-6ld
o'VV p m.-fuIures: UDlanGs. low mludnng
clause december delivery, ) 58-64d, buyers
| December and January, 5 5S-64d. buvers;
January ana February, 59-64d, buyers :
| February and March, 63-64d. sellers: March
| anu April, 2-64d. buyers: April and Nav
/ O-b4d, buyers; May and June, 6 I0-64d. sell
/ ers; June and July, l4-64d, sellers; July and
| august, H-6id, buyers. Market closed
/ steady.
NV fOEG, Dec. s, nooD.-Cotton dull and
/ ihactlVei mlddhne uplGnca lie; midGllnH Or
leans 'l1zc; sales l64 bales.
| Futures. Market opened easy, with sales Is
| I9lls"s: december GeitgCry, IL 05c: January.
II l5c; February, II 20c; March, IL 2sc; April.
| ii Csc; May, II SOC.
| 5:UJ p. m.-COttOn dull and Inactive. mid
| ding uplands, lie; mIddllng Orleans JlI<c:
safes ll3 bales; net receipts IA bales gross Z 55
| Eutures-MarkeS closed easy, with sales
| OF z05,0OO bales, SO follows: December, 10 93c /:
| January II Ole; February, II Ole: March IL 10
OIL lie; April, II 2l1l1 pc; May. II BIOL 33c:
June, II 4Slgll 44c; July, II 54oll 56o; August,
| IL 64gll 66c; September, II 3lgGII 36c.
The Posts cotton report saws: Future de-
lVerles, with large transactions at irregular
prices, showed at the first call an advance of
| lO-lOOl1l3-lOOc. At the second call almost all
the gain had disappeared. and after the call
| there was a further reduction and prices he
| lore the third call ranged 3-I0O(G5- lO0c below
| last saturdays closing quotations. At the
| Ihir0 call December sold al 10 CSC, January at
| IL U5gI VIC, February at IL O4c, March at
| II I2gIl l3c, April at II pc. and May at II &c.
| 1hOse VINO DelleVe IN the extraordinary low
| crop estimates put forth on last Saturday will
| OF course July justify the advance; but those
VINO taSe Inherent view look upon the jump
| as scare. Futures closed easy and $1,000
| 1-l1Oc lower than on last Saturday.
| GALVESTON. Dec. S.--COETOn firm: mid
| dung ~ 5-l6c; net receipts 1898 bales, gross
5,zs3; sales 1872 bales; stock 81, ZIG bales ex-
ports, to Great Britain 1892 bales, coastwise
| 1880.
NORFOLK, Dec. Section steady; midiling
| 1926; net receipts sob bales, gross Sob:
sales 2,226 bales; stock l04,S7O bales; EXPORTS
to Great Britain $500 bales, coastwise I.75O.
| NIL&ISGToE, Dec. S.-COttOn steady; mid
| ding 10 5-l6c: net receipts 1858 bales, gross
1853; sales - bales: stock O,4l7 bales
| NEW ORLEANS. Dec. ST. ottOn quiet but
| firm; mldtlng l014c; net receipts q, l2S bales,
gross 2z,SSO; sales 5000 bales; stock 29l, 699
bales; exports, to Great Britain q 63I bales, to
| wise 1872.
| NOBLE, Dec. Section firm: middIiue
| 10 3-l6c; net receipts 1859 bales, gross 3.7O2:
/ sales LOCO bales; stock 1884 bales: EXPORTS
| cOastwise l,7l3 bales.
iMENPHIs, Dec. Section steady; middiine
! lO1sc5 receipts S,2l6 bales; shipments 1891
| bales; sales $50 bales; stock l25, 52S bales.
Augusta, Dec. S.-COtt0n quiet but firm:
middlins lOc; receipts LOIS bales: sales 969
| CHARLESTON, Dec. S.-Cotton advancing:
| mIddling lO5sc; net receipts Ass bales. gross
| Ass; sales us bales; stock SO,3ST bales; ex-
ports, to Great Britain 2, loo bales, to France
| 3,l4l. to the continent 800.
/ NEs YORK, Dec. S.-COnsOliGated net re-
/ ceipta for all cotton ports to-day $500 bales;
/ exports, to Great Britain 37,022 bales, to
| France S,5l2, to the continent 1852.
cEOvIsIoNs. 6zoOERIEs. Ero.
| LIVERPOOL, Dec. S, nOOn.-Breadstuffs quiet
/ with very small business doing. Bacon, long
/ clear mlddles BIS, short clear 3Ss.
HEE 0SK. Dec. 5. nCOn.-ElOur heavy and
/ dull. neat heavy and lower. Corn dun and
/ lower. Pork dull; mess, Sl2 5O01l3 90. Lard
easy at l5c. Frelghts steady.
| 500 y. m.-ElOUr, Southern closed steady:
/ common to fair extra So 5OGS 90 good to choice
| extra So 95,G5 80. Wheat-spOt lots l(G2c
| lower, closed heavy; ungraded red, 65GSsc;
| No red, 7S1SQ179c; December delivery, 1871
| G79c. COrn-NO. 2 on spot firm. others 1S(13<c
| lower ungraded 46ll52c; No. ,, December de
| delivery 5O5z(g5i14c. oats l4g15c lower; No.
| =, SlG3l1zc. Hops dull and weak at l4020c.
Conee, fair Rio, on spot, duh at 95zc; No. Z
| Rio, on spot l5c, December delivery s Csc.
| sugar dull and nominal; fair to good refining
4szG4zsc; refined quiet and lOwer-C 1910
| s1sc, white extra Z 51sG5zc, yellow 43klG5
45sc. on a 55sg5lEc, mould \ &c, standard A
| 51z,G5 9-l6c, cOnfectiOner's \ 55sc, cut loaf
| and crushed 655lG65sc, powdered 6lz(G653c,
| graduated 5 10 I6G6e, cubes &c. MOlasses
| unchanged. COttOn-seed Oll-34c for crude,
| 4lG42c for refined. Hides duh; New Orleans
and Texas selected, lO9llc. Wool steady.
| Pork dull and weak; mess, on spot Sl2 50(G
Is 90. Middles dull; long clear &C. Lard
4,G6 points lower; Western steam, spot and
| nearby : 1907 25c. ETeights to Liverpool
steady; cotton, per steam 732d; wheat. per
steam Cd.
CHICAGO. Dec. S.-The day has been one of
| great excitement among wheat traders. and
the lowest prices for the present crop were
touched. The feeling was one Of great heavi-
ness throughout, owing TO continued liberal
receipts and the prospect Of large arrivals to-
morrow. Great quantities Of long wheat
were thrown on the market, but there was
| free covering by the shorts, which aided in
| sustaining the market. During the regular
session January sold down to nc, and on
the afternoon board touched 7lc, closing for
the day at 1l14c, with May at 1Szc. The
market for corn ruled quiet, but the feeling
was weak and lower prices prevailed, all the
year delivery selling down to 36c, but closing
a shade frmer at $3.50. January closed at
S4<c and May at 365zc. Oats ruled weak and
lower, cash dropping to 23c, with May at 2I1z
| Pork was forced down 27l5c early in the
| session, but rallied somewhat, sold OF again,
and closed steady at Sll 05 for January and
| Sll ia for February. Lard declined l5(9l115
| points, closing az IS for December, 6 20 for
January and ~ for February.
Flour unchanged. Wheat unsettled and
| lower; the lowest prices on this crop were
reached to-day; prices declined sc; closed
| l1sc under saturday; regular, December de-
| livery 5DG42c; January 7lAG7212c. Corn
| quiet: closed Ss91xc under saturday; cash
| 361 1855 sc; all the year 36G363zc. Oats dull
anu weak; cash lots 23c; December delivery
| % 1231sc. Pork active early, declined 271zc,
| and closed better; cash Sll COOL l21S; Janu-
airy delivery $II O714dll so. Lard weaker, de-
| clined Is points; cash 625z0J6 6715c. Bulb
meats in far demand; shoulders 4 6255d
4 671<c, short RIB 55c, short clear 6 O733d
| 6 PIC. Whisky steady at 81 -. Sugar steady
and unchanged; standard a &c, granulated
65kc.
| Howard street and Western superhne. q 25G
65; extra, 3 1903 81; family, So 50G4 so;
city mills sUperhne, - 25G2 IS; extra, 50 OOG
3 IS: Rio brands, 81 62e9475. Wheat-SOuth-
ern steady; Western easier but active; South
eFr, red S2GS5c, amber 90d92c; No. Mary
| land S51<(GSj3zc; No. Western winter RED, OF
gpOU and December delivery 7S3z(G79c, January
7gsId797Sc. CoTn-SOuthern firm and active
Western lower and quiet: Southern. white Il
/, case, yellow SOC
| CTSCIEHATI. Dec. S.-FlOur in fair demand
: | family s. OO(d3 40. Wheat dun and nominal
| SIC. Oats dali at 270D2Sc. PrOvisiOns-POrl
weak: mess So OOyl2 %. Lard weaker a
6 60G6 671Sc. Bulk meats dull and nominal
shoulders 47Sc, short rib &C. Bacon easier
shoulders &c, short rib &c, clear &c. WHISKY
| firm at 81 II. Sugar-NeW Orleans 49s9914e
| Hogs nrm: common and lghJ, - z5g4 ~
packing and butchers, 81 1904 30.
| NzV OSLEAks, Dec. s. Corn higher bu
| quiet: Rio cargOes, common TO prime. y s Q
lie. sugar active; demand firmer; fair L
fully fair, S15GSs4c; yellow clarified 415G42sc