Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-11

Deceih Der ana January. 3-64d. buyerss Jan
uary and February, S-64d. buyers; Febru-
airy ana March, 5 6-64d, sellers; March and
April. S-64d. sellers; April and May,
lI-o4d, huYera; May and June, 5 l4-6ld,
9uy ers; June AMI July, lS-64d, value;
July and August, 22-64d, buyers. Market
closed duh.
NEW YORK. rec. 10. noon.-Cotton dull;
mlddllng uplands, 9 5-l8c: mlddlIng Orleans,
9tec: sales 10 bales.
Futures: Market dull but steady, with sales
as follows: December delivery, &c: January,
CSC; February, Ale; March. 55c; April.
6ec; May, 59c.
$500 D. m.-Cotton dull: mddling uplands,
5-l8c; middlIng Orleans 9}Sc; Gales 2l7
bales; net receipts 45 bales, gross S.42S.
FUTURES: Market closed firm, with sales OF
IVl,S0g bales, as follows: December delivery,
zoCgS zSc; January. 5000 SOC February, 949
G5 Doe; March, 96lG9 SIC; Aprl, 1909 74c;
May, Si(G9 S5c; June, 95@9 Csc; July, 10 05
@l0 06e; August, 10 l4GlO l6c; September, 9Sl
on SSc; October. $500 60o.
The Post saws: "AlthOugh Galveston re-
ported further decline, with middllng at
slsc, yet future deliveries advanced here
o-lO0c. For short time the market became
weak, and buyers gained 2-lO0c, but the third
call came of firm and at slightly higher rates,
December fetching 8 24c, March 6Sc, April
sfOe, May oslo. aud August 10 lOc, which
sales make December $1,000 and the later
months $1,000 dearer than Yesterday at the
closing. The chief buying was for covering,
which increased as usual by operators who
work 90 secure small profits. The view init
utdbcQ yesterday OF JnCfe DBlnG buea large
snort interest appears 10 have been correct.
Futures closed steady. with December $1,000
ana the balance $1,000 higher than yester-
day."
GALVESTON, Dec. lO.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding SIC; net receipts $3.50 bales. gross
S752; SAFES 709 bales; stock 92,72S bales; ex-
ports. TO Great Britain 1868 bales, coastwise
6,5S5.
NORFOLK. Dec. lo.-Cotton quiet: middling
Sc; net receipts 5,572 bales gross 5,572; stock
81 rs bales; sales 1871 bales; exports, coast
wise IA bales.
BALTIMORE, Dec. l0.-Cotton dull; mid
ding 5-l6c; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock 26,578 bales.
BOSTON, Dec. lO.-Cott0n quiet; mlddllnR
91sc; net receipts none, gross Az bales; sales
none: stock $50 bales.
WILMINGTON. Dec. lO.-Cotton steady: mid
ding SEC; net receipts 5t6 bales, gross 566;
sales none; stock "a 242 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10.-Cotton dull; mid
ding 92sc; net receipts 1870 bales, gross 1870;
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. l0.--Cotton steadier;
middilng l5-l6c; net receipts l0,46s bales,
gross H.. S7 sales 5000 bales; stock 299 Ss1 bales;
exports, TO Great Britain 43l bales.
MOBILE. Dec. l0.-COtton quiet; mlddling
SIC: net receipts l.2l6 bales. gross 1927;
sales LOCO bales; stock 80, 50 balesi exports,
cOsstwise $40 bales.
MEMPHIS. Dec. I0.-Cotton steady; middling
$40: recelpls 5,47l bales shipments 2 464 bales;
safes 1850 bales: stock 1859 bales.
AUGUSTA. Dec. IO.-COttOn dull, mlddling
LA
CHARLESTON, Dec. l0.-COJtOn quiet; mid
ding SEC; net receipts 37l9 bales. gross 10;
sales $50 bales: stock 90,73l bales; exports, to
Great Britain 2,7Oi bales, to the continent
4,210. cOastwise 1877.
ATLANTA, Dec. Accommodating SA;
receipts S4l bales.
NEW YORK. Dec. I0.-Consohdated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day, 30, 147 bales;
exports o Great Britain 1882 bales, to the
continent $50.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 10. noon.-wheat quiet
but steady, with p or demand; holders offer
moderately. Corr firm and in fair demand:
NEW YORK, Dec. IL, noOn.-Elour dull and
weak. Wheat lower. Corn lower. Pork firm;
mess, so 751l0 rs. Lard heavy at S115c.
$500 p. m.-Flour, Southern closed firm.
Wheat 10 lower; ungraded red S5cfG$l Ola;
No. 2 red, spot 9l14c, January delivery WAC
9iIsc. Corn pot declired 14ieSzc; upgrade
47Id53e: NO.2. spot 5ll1@5lI5c, January deliv-
ery 493I@50lSc. Oats a sh ade lower; No., 35
0135l4c. Hops quiet. Coffee, fair Rio, on spot
steady at s14Gs3sc. Sugar firm and more ac-
tive; muscovadO SIC, fair to good refining,
515dG55sc; refined closed frmer-C 5SGs$sc,
extra G 51S115sSc, white extra G SIC, yellow
45sg51sc, on a 5zs(g6c, mould A Pc. stan
dsrd A 61s96szc, confectioner,s A 65sc, cut
loaf and crushed re. powdered 5000,
granulated ll-ldc. cubes SEC. Molasses
steady. Cotton seed oi--2sc for crude, $3.50
SAC for refined. Hides firm: New Orleans
held; mess, SI0o716GlO lgga Middles dull.
Lard a shade lower; Western steam, on spot
3715c. January delivery 6 1905 42c. Frelghts
to Liverpool firm: cotton, per steam, S-Szd;
wheat, per steam, 315d.
CHICAGO, Dec. l0.-some large lines of
wheat we're thrown on the market to-day
and while the feeling throughout was unset
tied and nervous the prevailing tone was ex-
tremely bearish; the amount OF wheat on
ocean passage disclosed an increase of 100000
bushels, which proved discOuraging to many
bulls and caused them to dispose of their
holdings; it was reported that some OF the
larger operators had taken the bear side ana
sold short heavily; In any event, May wheat,
which closed at 9ic last evening, opened at
a3Izc and sold off during the first hour to 93c.
and kept on breaking until the option touched
925sc. but rallied to 93lsc toward the close OF
the regular board on war furry, broke again
in the afternoon to nearly inside nEures, ana
closed lsAe under yesterday; receipts continue
light ut all primary points, with no improve
ment in export or Shipping demand. There
was only fair trading in corn. with an almost
total Disappearance OF the boom recently wit
nessei in this cereal; selling was general
throughout the session, year option closing in
the latest trading l1sc under the closing dg-
ures Of yesterday; other options show little
change. Oats ruled a shade easlers Er0VlslOns
closed slightly lower.
Flour unchanged. Wheat weak and unset
tied; regular. December delivery S51s(gSI1sc.
January S616 &c. Corn quiet and lower;
cash Ale, Decem her and year delivery 4ltG42lsc,
January l<013S1Sc. Oats dull and weak;
cash lois rs &c. December delivery 2S1sc. Jan
uarv 2ss<lG2s7Sc. Provisons-Mess pork ir-
regular and lower; cash s. SllgS 80 for old and
81 75Gg so for new packed; January delivery
so 7716G9 80. Lard quiet and shade lover;
cash iots q 0006 O2l5c, January delivery 6 05C0
lOc. Whisky steady at 81 Is. sugar I'M
changed; granulated nc, standard A 69sc.
CINCINNATI. Dec. l0.-Flour unchanged;
family S4 u0'G4 30. Wheat in fair demand; No.
2 red, 90o95c Corn dull; No. 2 mixed, $50
g5lSc. Oats quiet; No. mixed, 30@3lc. Pro-
ylsions-Pork firm at 30 rs. Lard In good de-
mand at 05c. Bulk meats steady. Bacon
steady: shoulders 4 75c, short rib &c, short
clear Csc. Whisky hrm ~ 81 o.. Sugar strong
and unchanged: New orleans iszG $40. Hogs
frm; common and light So 1908 30, packing
and butchers 81 1904 10.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. l0.--FlOur unchanged.
Wheat lower: No. cred. cash 9ic, January de-
livery o5lsG96c. Corn slow and lower; No.
mixed, cash 835zc, December delivery $40
2lISc Oats firm but slow; No. . mixed, each
2s(d2s3<c, Decem Der delivery 2sc bid. Whisky,
81 90 Provisions very quiet and unchanged.
Pork 81 OO09 % for old and SO for new. Lard,
5 qOa6 p5e. Dry sailed m ats-bOXed shoul-
ders 355e long clear 75T4 soc, short rib $50
0Oc. short clear 5 O5lG5 lOc. Bacon-long
clear SOC, short rib 5 75c, short clear $50
90c.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 10, noon.--Flour steady
but quiet, Howard street and Western
superane s. 63ld8 90. extra 81 1904 90. family
"a 25a4 rs: city mills superlne 81 50G8 90.
extra s. 5OlDf l5: Rio brands, 81 1904 A.
Wheat-southern steady but quiet; Western
easier but more active; Southern, red 00'195c,
AMBER gsc0}sl; No. ] Maryland, soc asked;
No. Western winter red, on spot Ss1f(G39c
for fresh. CORRESPONDENT steady but uulii
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