Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-23


II -64d, sellers. Market dull.
$500 p. m.-Futures: Uplands. low mlddling
clause. December delivery, 62-64d, buyers;
December and January. 4 6z-6ad, buyers:
January and February, 62-64d. BUYERS; Feb
ruary ana March, sd, buy ers; March and
April. S-64d, selle S; April and May, 6-64d.
sellers; May and June. 9-64d, buyers; June
am July, l3-64d, value; July and August,
l6-64d. value. Market closed dull.
MANCHESTER. ID, c. 22.-ClOths are quiet and
without quorable change in prices. farms are
dull and inclined o droop.
NEW YORK, &c. -. noOn.-Cotton steady;
middllng uplands, s. Ice; mlddling Orleans,
&c: sales l.524 bales.
Futures: Market opened steady, with sales
as follows: December delivery. 9 2Sc: January,
sslc; February, 4lc; March. 0 5Sc; April,
Csc; May, zoe.
$500 p. m.-Cotton closed steady; midding
uplands, 5-l6c; middllng Orleans 9lSc; sales
29SB b3les net receipts ], go bales. gross ~.
Futures; Market closed barely steady, with
sales OF IS, 100 bales, as follows: December de-
livery, 1909 27c; January. 1908 soc; Febru-
ary. SS@9 SOC: March, 50t19 sic; Arr :, 9 81
tGs &c; May, i2G9 73c; June, s2G9 $50;
July. 99ltG9 92c; August, 10 QO(0l0 ole; Sep
TENDER. 7S@9 15c; October. 5000 52c.
The Posi- saws: Futures deliveries are dull
ami l00c to T. l0Oc lower. At the third call
500 bales March were sold at sic and 100 90
tober also at sic. Futures closed steady but
2 100 5-l00c lower than yesterday"
GALVESTON, Dec. 22.-Cotton steady; mid
ding l3-l6c; net receipts $500 bales. gross
5,S 81 ss e. 59i bales; stock lOl,ol4 bales; ex-
ports, 10 Great Britain 3 2Ta bales.
NoRFoLK. Dec. 22.-COtton dull; middling
ID l6c; net receipts , Si6 bales, gross 2,S46:
stock Ga SIS bales; sales 9l2 bales; exports.
coastwise 2,74l bales.
BALTIMoRE, Dec. 22.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 91sc; net receipts 40 bales, gross ~ 9;
sales % bales; stock 1913 bales; exports,
10 France l,450 bal S. coastwise 4l9.
Boston, Dec. 22.-Cotton quiet; middling
csc; net receipts S95 bales, gross 1851; sales
none; stock 6,3ll bales.
WILMINGTON. Dec. 22.--Cotton steady; mid
dlings 49, loo; net receipts 564 bales gross 564
sales none; stock 1854 bales.
PHILADELPHIA Dec. 22.-Cotton dull; mid
ding Ice; net receipts 1913 bales, gross 1923;
stock 1882 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2s.-Cotton quiet;
midd ing 8 ll-i6c; net receipts 2S,519 bales,
gross Sl.2S7; sales 1000 bales; stork S62,OS4
bales; exports, to Great Britain 4,307 bales.
MOBILE. Dec. 22.-Cotton dull; mlddling
s ll-l6c net receipts 3, 20S bales. gross 3, 280;
sales 500 bales; stock a, 1871 bales; exports,
coastwise LOS bales.
MEMPHIS. Dec. 22.-Cotton steady; middling
SsAc:recelpts {. 1893 bales shipments 3.49S bales
safes S.450 bales; stock 52,30S bales.
AUGUSTA, Dec. 22.-Cotton quiet: mlddling
SIC; receipts l, 7l9 bales; sales S79 bales.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 22.-Cotton quiet but
firm; middling SIC; net receipts 2,90S bales,
gross 1905; sales 300 bales; stock 99, 4S9 bales
exports, coastwise $40 bales.
ATLANTA, Dec. ACCOMMODATING SIC;
receipts l,42j baes.
NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-Consoldated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day 50, 79S bales;
exports, 10 Great Britain 1883 bales, to the
continent $50, TO France l,450
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. p. noon.-whest steady,
with fair demand; supply g cd. Corn quiet;
demand poor. Cheese, American fine AS.
NEW DIRK, Dec. 2 '. nOOn.--klOur quiet and
heavy. Wheat hgher. Corn better. Pork
steady; mess. 81 $4,000 SIN. Lard firm at
4 3TlLc. FPpiUhtE firm.
500 D. n.-Flour, Southern closed steady.
| Wheat-spOt lots rather wead; migrated
9219c; No: , red, SEC: January delivery Ole
1920. Corn-spot lots . 9lc higher; I'M
grated 4l14l0431%c; No. 2, 49d4914c January
delivery 1870 4Sl5c. Oats a shade lower and
duh; No. 2, 3SA9S4c. Hops closed dub.
Coffee far Rio, on spot, dull at Sl4(gs5sc.
Sugar quiet but steady; Pernambuco glqc. Rio
GraUde SIC; fair to good refining, 5l295Sse;
refined closed quet-C 514J955sc, extra Z
5l5@53zc, white extra 5Ac. yellow
47sCg51sc, mould A $50, cOnfectloner's A &c,
standard s. l6c, cut loaf and crushed "a
q &c, powdered 61s(071zc, granul ated &c.
MolRsses steady. Cotton seed oll-Sc Tor
crude, $40 for refined. Hides quiet. " oil
hrm. Pork steady; mess 50 S7IaCGl0 20. Mid
dies dull. LAR a shade lower; OF spot soc,
January delivery 3006 sic. Freights to
Liverpool steady; cotton, per steam 5-S2d; ;
he {. per steam SD.
feeling n wheat early in the day. owing to u
small increase in the visible supply. and
shorts bought freely. May advanced to 9lssc.
but proved the top figure for the day. The
offerings were moderately large at this price,
and toward the close of the regu ar board the
feeling became easier, My dropping to 9Osc.
In the afternoon there was sharp break to
yOc, owing to the news from New 1ork OF the
outward movement of gold and the decline in
stocks For time the feeliI was quite
panicky. The offerings were very large. but
the lone became steadier when the inside
figures were touched. and no sales were re-
ported under 90c. Corn was a little strJnaer
early, but broke later. year declining &c on
the regular BOARD, and declined traction adj
dItiOnal in the afternoon. The receipts were
larger and graded well. Oats ruled shade
stronger, with slight advance in prices.
Provisions also closed slightly higher.
Flour unchanged. Wheat higher early,
cl sed steady; regular, December delivery
S4ss9S5c. January Si4goS1sc; No. red.
nom nal. Corn a shads stronger early, closed
lower; cash 37l%G375sc, December aud We ar
delivery 371Sd373se. January 3B1%93tnc. oats
dun but steady: cash and December delivery
275Se, January 273zc. Provlsions-Mess pork
dim; cash 50 lOiG9 soc, according to age:
January delivery 8 SAo9 S21@, Fe 'ruary 50 80
l19 g5 Lard steady; cash lots 95c, January
delivery $685. 97l5e. February 6OzlS6e6 Csc.
Roxed meats steauV dry ,lted shoulders 10
70 soc, short rib I5G4 soc, shOrI clear 20
CG5 25c. Whisky steady AT s 10. Sugars quiet I;
GRADUATED &c, standard &c.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 22.-FlOur unchanged.
Wheat weak aud lower; no. 2 red, 92c
Corn lower; No. ? mixed, S41z0S6c. Oats
IN good supply nut lower, NO. mlXeus 50u
8lc. Provisions-POrk nominal at $40. Lard
IN fair den and at S5c. Bulk meats closed
unchanged. Bacon closed unchanged; Shout
ders 25c shOrt rib Sac, short clear Bic.
Whisky f m AZ 81 10. sugar easier: New or
leans 51[053zc. Hogs easy; common and light
81 OOG3 ~, packing and butchers IS 6503 IS.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. z2.-Conee duh: Rio
cargoes. common TO prime 1880. Sugar
in good demand and a shade higher: open
kettle, stric " prime 41SiG5c; good fair 40
4 IL &c centrifuga 9. choice white &c. Mo-
lasses dun and weak; ODen Kettle, strictly
prime 370139c; good fair 2J'G2S'; centrifugal
nominal. Cotton seed OF ia fair demand
and STEADY; prime crude 24Cg25c, summer yell
low 30GSlc.
ST. Louis, Dec. 22.--Flour unchanged.
Wheat frmer early, closed &c higher Than
,esterdav: No. red. cash 92t5 -, January de
livery 985Sc. Corn very quiet hut higher;
No. mixed. cash 32sEc Oats firm but very
dull: No. m xed, ca~h &c. whisky steady 1t
81 10, Provisions very dull hut steady: Pork
SiO for new. Lard. SOG5 S5c. Bulk meats
loose lots long clear Use, short rib $50,
clear &c. Boxed iots long clear zoe, short
ribs g00S orc, short clear 05c. BacOn--lOng
clear 5 5OGs 5jc, short rib b0tGj 621zc, short
clear S5c.
LOUISVILLE. Dec. 22.-Grain steady Wheat
Mo- red. CSC. COrn-old nominal, new
mixed 80 &C.. Oats--uew No. mixed, 3llzc.
Proyisiops quiet: Bacon--ceAr rib sidaa
nominal, clear sides SIC. shoulders nominal.
Bulk meats-clear RIB sides l5c, clear sides
lOc. shOul ders &c. PORK, mess $40. Lard,
cnOlce eai SOC.
BALTIMORE, Dec. q, noon.-F1our quiet
hut steads Howard street and Western
superfne s. 1903 30. extra ~ 2ltJ4 90 famil y
81 Y56Di 55: city mills superhne y 50Gs 90.