Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-09
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Georgia s....... eide, LIST mort. 500
us. mortgage .loSl& \. Y. Central. ll5ss
\. Carolina 6s. l27t Norf w. pref. 5Tl4
n. Carolina As 1000 Nor Pacific. ..... 295s
SO.Caro brown pref G4l9
~ consols.... .l091A Pacific Mall. j41s
Tennessee 6's.... 7eA Reading. ....... Az
Virginia 6s. $50. AZ Richm'd & Ale. ~
Na.consolldateu. Sc Richm'd Il Danv-IS
Ch'peake &Onio "a Richm'd & w PIT
Chlc,& Nnthwnll5A Terminal. 4951
preferred. l40 Rock Island. .l2i
Dela, Lack.& w .l42 ST. Paul. go. 94ss
Erie. ............ S715 " preferred Ils
East Tennessee Texas PacinC &C.. 2511
new Stock. l7H Union Pacific zoe. 655s
Lake Shore. ..., 80 n. Central. 525z
Lville Nash. 66]E Missouri Pacific ll434
Memphis h Char 81 Western Union I7A
Mobile II ONO. lS1z
TAsked, Bid
LIVERPOOL. Dec. s. noon Cotton firm and
IN good demand; middling uplands 3-l6d,
mlddling Orleans 5-16d; sales 1900 bales.
for speculation and export 1000 bales; re-
eeIpts 5000 bales-American $500 bales.
Futures: UDlands. low mlddling clause.
December delivery. 9-6id; December and
January, 9-64d; January and February,
5s-64tG5 S-64d; February and March, l0-640
9-64d; March and April, li-6495 l2-64d;
April ana May, lsG495 l4-64d; May and
June. 15-64d; June and July, lS-64d; July
and August. 52l-64d. Market irregular.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clear
ings amounted to 100 bales new docket.
200 p. m.-rhe SALES to-day included $500
bales of American.
Futures: Uplands. low middling clause.
December delivery. 9-64d, buyers; Decent Der
and January, 5S-64d, buyers; January and
February, S-64d, buyers; February and
March. 5 9-64d, buyers; March and April,
lI-64d value; April and May, l3-64d. buy
ers: May and June. l5-64d, buyers; June and
July: l7-e4d. buyers; July ana August
$50 p. m.-tutures: Uplanus. low mlddl1ng
clause. December delivery. 9-64d, buyers;
December and january, S-6id. sc llers; jan
uary and February, S-64d, sellers; February
and March. 9-64c, sellers; March and April.
l-b4d, sellers: April ana May. $3.50. val
ne; May and June. l5-64d, buyers; june and
July, l7-64d, buyers; July and August,
10 Sd, buyers. Market closed steady.
MANCHESTER, Dec. S.-The Guardians
commercial article says: There was very
strong market yesterday, with exceedingly
little business for Tuesday. There was fair
inquiry in the home department at prices
tribe under last weeks full rate )" 1t Is proba-
BILE that a good proportion of offers would
have been accepted but for the hardening
condition OF the cotton market. the result of
speculation in the United states, which is
causing sellers to be cautious and to hold Tor
extreme rates. Spinners do not need TO 1ol-
low the rise, having secured much cotton dur
ing the past few weeks. hardening prices DO
not affect buyers, who are guided by de-
mand from dispensing centres, which is not
encouraging. Indian advlces are not cheer
ing. Fresh inquiry is poor The demand 1or
export yarns poor, though there Is an In
crease in the business Offering for Egypt aud
other smaller markets at previous rates.
Homo manufacturers are buying slowly.
There is some inquiry for good shrtlng for
China. Good printing cloth is firm, with q
fair demand. Heavy goods are firm. Sellers
make no progress
NEW YORK, Dec. 8. noon.-Cotton opened
easy; undergraduates 1-l6c; mlddllng Or
leans 95sc; sales l6l bales.
Futures: Market oDened steady, with sales
| as follows: December delivery, 39c; Janu-
| airy. 8 44c; February, 53c; March. 964c'
| April, 8 73c; May, sac.
500 p. m.-Market closed easy; middlIng
| uplands, 7-l6c; mlddlng Orleans, 93sc; safes
to- day 1903 bales; net receipts 90 bales, gross
| 1878.
Futures: Market closed strong, with sales
! of 10000 bales. as follows: December deliV-
| cry, 1893 45c; January, 4Sc; February,
9 $500 soc; March. 8 68D9 sc; April. 7o(9
8 79c; May, 8 S8@9 SOC; June, 9SG9 99c;
July, 10 07t0l0 Csc; August. 10 1000 lac.
Greene 4 Co.'s cotton future report says;
"All hands have been nervous, and erratlc
| trading led to considerable irreguarlty.
After a small opening gam disposition 10
unload led to a temporary reaction, but the
Offering was promptly taken up, and new
demand coming in infused stronger tome
that ultim ately left final rates the highest OF
the day, showing gain OF points over last
evening well sustained. A smaller run OF re-
ceipts at the ports than was anticipated and
stimulating statistics from Manchester aided
the Improvement. III mas Decn possible To-
day to buy cotton here and sell contracts
against it at margin of profit, ana one effect
OF the increase OF the cost has been to start
larger supplies TO his port"
GALVESTON. Dec. S.-C0ttOn urn, mid
ding l3- Ice; net receipts 6,y56 bales, gross
1886; sales l2S bales; stock 1920 bales; eX-
ports, to France 1870 bales, to Great Britain
$500, cOastwisc /.
Sc: net receipts e96 bales. gross 996; sales
1896 bales; stock 60 356 bales: exports, to
Great Britain 6,9l4 bales coastwise 2G9.
BALTIMORE, De-. S.-Cotton frm; mid
dling9l4c; net receipts none, gross 497 bales;
stock $3.50 bales; sales to spinners 300 bales;
exports coastwlse 329 bales.
BoSToN Dec. S.-Cotton quiet; middling
O. loo; net receipts 2l5 bales. gross 36l: sales
none; stock none; exports to Great Britain
30 bales.
| WILMINGToN, Dec. s.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 10 l6c net receipts ga bales. gross
9l4: sales none: stock q, 293 bales; exports to
France $50 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, Dec. S.-Cotton firm: mid
ding go; net receipts lis bales. gross l60:
stOck 1l,l6l bales; exports to Great Britain
9l6 bales.
NEwORLEANs, Dec. Section strong; mid
ding 10 l6c: net receipts 1922 bales, gross
~, $50 sales 1000 bales; stock 324,Ol5 ba'cs;
exports,to Great Britain 9, 200 bales, coastwise
Abb.
MOBILE, Dec. Section firm; mddling
SIC; net receipts 563 bales, gross 6l9 sales
! 1000 Dales; stock 3S,047 bales; exports coast
wise l,S04 Dhles.
MENPHis. Dec. Section firm: middling
s ID l6c; receipts 2,3si bales; shipments
1856 bales; sales $500 bales: stock l50, 1876
palee.
AUGUSTA. Dec. s.-Cotton steady: middling
| SIC; receipts 254 bales; sales 58l bales.
CHARLESTON, Dec. S.-Cotton firm; mid
ding S1Sc; net receipts l,9l7 bale-, gross
1917; sa or l,500 bales et0ck i,7j6 bales; ex-
ports to France $500 baies.
ATLANTA. Gee. s.--Cotton -middllng SIC;
reCc IDls 1862 bales.
NEW YORK. Dec S.--Consolida ted not re
CENTS for all cotton ports to-day. So Goa Daies;
exports, tn Great Britain 2307S bales, 10
France S.l20 bales; stock at all American
ports 9g7, 275 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. s, noon.-wheat dull,
WITH poor demand; supply good; California
| M l. IS 4d097s 5d; red western spring Is o.
| IL 81: red western winter Is ldG7s ID. Corn
duIl, with poor demand. Bacon. long clear
| 38s 81. short clear 35'.
new YORK. Dec. 3. noon.-Flour quiet but
unchanged. Wheat better and easier. Corn
easier. Pork firm; nese $40 75Cgll 90. Lard
| duh at So 81. FreiRhts iirm.
500 D. m.-Flour. southern unchanged but
quiet. Wheat A(g19c lower and only moder-
ateiy active; No. ? ret. December delivery SO
| @Ssllc; January SS5s00'9szc; Nay 950p9j nc.
| Corn Is6I&3c lover ciu-Ing heavy: NO.2. De-
cember delivery nominal: January 4SCG4s2zc:
| NAV 6I5StOj2lsc. oats H@3Sc lower but more
gctive: 80 2, December delivery 9hp3i5Ac ,
January 3l3Ic. May 365EGj87sc. Hops dull.
| Conee-far Il o irm at ne: No. Rio. De-
ccriber delivery " 354l2 soc, January II $50