Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-28
Nash. q Chatra ss1<

- =. $3.50 III % Union Pacific. 49,
L'gllle & Mash s5I5 = rra, ~
memphis . Char. 20 Wezteru Union. IS
Mobile & Ohio.
bid.
The weekly statement OF the assoc1ated
banks, Issued from the clearing house TODAY.
shows the following changes: Loans in,
creased, SIS, 500; specie increased 81 giS. 300:
legal tenders decreased 81 IO2 gao: denosits do
creased, Sl1l,0O; circulation decreased. s677-
UOui reserve increased, $258, $50. The banks
ments.
COTTON.
MANCHKsTER. Dec. 27.-The Guardian. in
It's commercial article, saws: THE market i
very urn. Prices of cloths are hardening and
the tone 10 strong. Quotations check business.
Yarns are steady
NEW L OLA. Dec. p, noon.-Cotron dull but
steady: mlG1iins uplsnds ii l-l6o; ml.~N.,
orleans II 5-l5c; sales ll2 bales
Futures: harKet steady, with sales
lows: December delivery January p.
February. II lSc; March. II 2Sc; April q:
May. II SIC.
$500 p. m.-Cotton closed dull but Y:
middling uplands IL l-l6c; middling IA
II 5-Ioc; sales - bales; net receipts g es
Fatures-Aarket closed steady, vi .ies
OF 45,zO bales, as follows: December q erv
| II o9gll l2c; January, Il l61ll lie; Fe Nv
I II l4lGll l5c; March. IL 2l(0lI 25c; Apr 35
I oil SScs May. II 49Gll sec; June. II cd Z:
I July, IL = oil l3c: August, II S2CGll $50
/ TENDER, IL 47(GIl soc.
7
l llverles began selling 5-l00c dearer
I yesterday at the closing, but prices fell SLOW
/ and the market. remaining without suppl
! left of at about yesterdays final quotations.
/ GALVESTON. Dec. 2I.-COTJOn firm; midN
/ ding 10 9-l6c; net receipts 1916 bales. grOs
/ S5l6; sales 35l bales: stock 54.6O4 bales; ex
ports. to Great Britain 5,50S bales.
| NORFOLK. Dec. 21.-COJUOn quiet but steady:
| midiling l05zC; net receipts 1868 bales, gross
4,25S; sales l,22S bales; stock 59,45o bales: ex-
/ ports, to Great Britain 1858 bales, Goastwise
\ 5,13S.
WILMINGTON, Dec. 97.-Cotton dull; mid
ding lO17c; net receipts 2Si bales, gross 2S4;
/ sales - bales; stock l5,7S3 bales; exports,
/ to the continent ,Sl3 Oale-, cOastWise 90.
SEE ORLEANS. Dec. 27-COtUon steady;
! middling lOsSc; net receipts S,664 bales, gross
8, u: saIes 5000 bales: stock 4l33 bales; eX-.
/ ports, to Great Britain S,S46 bales, to France
| COOS, to the continent 1926, cOastwise S,s75.
! MOBILE, Dec. H.-COEtOn firm; mlddling
/ 10 5-l6c: net receipts 1882 bales, gross 9, 1922;
! sales 100 bales; stock So 27 bales; exports,
| cOastWlse 49l bales.
MEMPHIS, Dec. Election steady; mid
| ding 1O14c; recelDts $50 bales; shipments
1854 bales; sales 800 bales; stock 1879 065 bales.
AUGUSTA, Dec. Election firm; middling
| 1880; receipts 9S5 bales: sales leo bales.
! CHARLESTON, Dec. Election quiet; mid
ding l0l&c; net receipts 2,13T bales, gross 7S7;
! sales $50 bales; stock 1862 bales; exports,
| cOastwise 7O2 bales.
| NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-COnsOlldated ne6 re-
| ceipts for ST. cotton ports to-day 39,S65 bales;
exports. to Great Britain 20.942 bales, to
! France 2,2ll, to the continent S,253.
The total visible supply of cotton for the
world is 3,077 400 bales of which 200 1907 bales
/ are American, against ,i0i,1O0 anu 2,S63,TO0
I respectively last year. The receipts Of cotton
at all interior towns for the week were lO5, 800
/ bales: receipts from plantations 20T,547 bales.
Crop in sight. 4, lS9, Col bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES,. ETC.
new YORK, Dec. "a. nOon.-FlOur firm
I and higher. Wheat firm. Corn higher.
Pork dull; mess, SIP 80. Lard steady at CSC.
500 n. m.GFlour. Southern closed quiet
but firm. Wheat-spOt lots l(g2c higher; I'm
graded red, 6iGS3c; No. red, S3c; January
delivery S11zGS3lSc. COrn-spOt lots 12Gl15c
better; December advanced 415c; ungraded
4SCG52c; No. ., December delivery 52G55c;
January 4SG4S1zc. Oats-spot lots firm; No.
?, S31sc. Hops nrm; lO9lO1sc fer common to
! prime. Coffee, fair Rio, on spot, dull at 954c;
No. : Rio, on spot SO5c; January delivery
csc. Sugar neglected.; refining 4s4941sc;
refined qufet-of A 55sG515c, standard A 80
G53<c. MOlasses quiet. COttOn-seed Oil-S59
36c Tor crude, 40G42c for refined. Hides I'M
changed Wool fiTm. PORK h Id , mess on
Lard 4l16 points higher, closing with some
| reaction; Western steam, January delivery
closed at ole. Freights 70 Liverpool dull;
cotton, uer steam l3-6ig 32d; wheat, per
CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-The wheat market
Opened &c higher, and good buying move
ment at once set in, which carried the market
/ up &c in the course of an hour aud half,
| and 1Sc more before the close OF the session.
Liverpool was strong and Engllsh country
| markets were firm, while Mark Lane reported
| = holiday market. The receipts here for the
25th and 26th were 29l cars, of which l65 cars
| arrived Yesterday. The shorts were covering
| lively. and the longs were buying freely. TX
porters bought 10000 bushels yesterday in
| New York although they do not expect much
! foreign trade until after Jan. 3. The FEELING
/ Is much stronger and more confident than 1t
| has been. and May wheat rose above SIC to-
day for the first time IN long while. Corn
continues quiet under good receipts and a
| linn itpd demand. Liverpool was reported
slow, and the receipts here figured up 10 cars
against 500 yesterday Ou' ol TINS LOT az The
| marked closed I4l15sc over yesterday. Oats
| fell the qUickening influence of the better de-
| mand and the May option improved Ag2sc,
in svmpathy with wheat. February pork
! opened at $40 %, and sold up to SO 9I1z. Feb
ruarv lard opened at 8 6Oc, and advanced TO
Flour armer. Wheat I5s9l7sc higher; De
! cember delivery 7l3<0IS5sc; January I2Zs9
74c: No , spring; rs GIS2sc. Corn hrmeT put
&c Oats-NO. > 11G5<c higher; December
dsliverv 25IS a25lc; January 25Hc. Pork
firmer and i6C9121<c higher; cash lots $40 s5Cg
| a trifie lower; cash lots 8 521S,g6 60c; January
] x 5sSd6 size. Boxed meats steady shoulders
63IzG4 CSC, short Tlo 300 &c, snort Clear
| standard A &c, graduated CSC
! CTSCTEEATI, Dec. 27.-FlOur unchanged.
Wheat stronger; No. red, I6g1c: Corr
dniIa No 3. mixed S9GS915c. Oats dull at 28,9
| SSiIcs Provisions-POrk in moderate demand;
ness. sli 25GI1 50. Lard in good demand at
| soc. Bulk meats steauy, sn9uiue I IS
saunders SIC, short RIB &c, clear nc. WHISKY
/ firm al 81 II. Sugar unchanged; hard renneu
6I[1a5c: New Orleans 4l4g5e; Hogs steady
| common and light, 20 4O94 oVi paCAihs anu
butchers, 81 2O,G4 50. -,..,
wheat higher: No. red; So1sGSIc IoT cssn,
SfsSSSS9c for January delivery. Corn hlghel
ami active for January; S31 4tGSS5<c Tor cash
S5i t0IS3Isc for January delivery. Oats very
SLOW nut firmer; 25lfc BID Tor cash. NhlskS
SLOW - -toa,lv at 81 u Provisions very slow.
STSvr (lRIEANs. Dec. 27.-COnee steady hlC
-lI6lic sugar in good demand and strong
fafT to fully fair szGS1sc; yelIOW ciaIlheu -
143<c Molasses strons, @ III hi. rif
, TO choice Sl94tC' NV'NOu 90N - '
cr9oT, ,syiIrK. Dec. 27.-Grain steady. Wheat
No, red, 53c. COrn-No. :, mixed Sgc
Oate-No. mixed 2s14c; PROVISION; stGa 10Y
. SGsss nork SI2 80. Bulk meats-shoulder'
,,ominallv at 45sc, clear rib soc, clear voc
> Bacon nominal. Hams, sugar cureu quie'
Tard nrime steam OOtd1 soc. -,
a. esiTg,EOEE, Dec. H.-Flour steady, VIII
,,ood local inquiry: Howard street an
western su oerfne, 81 25g2 %; extra, ~ s9e
Isl: family, So 5Og4 %; CITY i P;s Prsn5s
e 55SS4 "a Wheat-Southern nomlnally
ss1osdy: western higher but dull; Soutner1
red S5Gslc, amber SSg9Oc; no: MA[ y, anu
SoYzGSSisic CeTn-Southern nomlnally hlgheL
ST[,.32Ssern easier and dull; Southern. White 4
Ca40c. yellow 5O952c.
NAVAL STONES.
LONDON. Dec. p, 500 p; m17spirI tS ,,I tIr
I pentine firmi IS SPOT nrj rs sis 6d'
20, VoRE Dec q, nOOn.-Spirlts turDsn
7 - erm at 8llQSI1Sc. ROsin firm at 81 EGG
! 2l55' m.-Rosin dull. Spirits turpentin'
steaa !ysa ~ Dec. 27-spirits turpentin
srn. nc bid. Resin quiet; strained sSc; goo'
STRAINED stl,; SI Dec. 27.-spirits turpentn