The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-14


which LOO bales were for speculation and ex-
port, receipts l6.OO0 bales-American i6 500
bales.
.ures-American mddling. 'ow rnid.l;nr
clause, december delivery 5 66id: December
and January delivery 85-64d; January and
FEBRUARY delivery sid; February and March
delivery S'-54d; March and april delivery
) 50 sid; June and July delivery 4f6lf;
July and August delivery i5-s4f. Market
The tenders OF deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted To 100 bales new dockets and 9)0
bales old
The weekly cotton statistics are as follows:
Total sales 5000 bales-American q. 900 bales:
| trade takings, including forwarded from ships'
side $1,000 bales; actual export 60lO bales;
| total imports III 900 bales-American f26 ON.
| total stock 10000 bales - American 56. 900
bales; total anoat $4,000 bales - American
2p. m;-Sales of the day included 1000
| bales Of American
| American middling 59sd.
| Futures American middline low middlinr
| clause, december S7-Sid. sellers; December and
| January S1-6id, sellers; ia mary anG February
delivery &c. I'D, buyers; February and March
| 3S-64d, sellers; March and Anrl delivery
5 s9-6id sellers; April and May delivery 4i-6id.
| sellers; May and June delivery I2-6id sellers
| June andJuly delivery 4S-6id. buyers; July and
| August delivery 5 456id, sellers Market steady.
| 4;o0p. m.-rutures: American miidling, ow
| middlInr clause, December Il livery 81 Old
| sellers; December and January S7-6id, sellers;
January and February 37-64d. sellers: tebrl-
|
| April 396id, buyers; April and May delivery
| 4i-o4d. sellers; May and June 42-6id, buyers;
| June and July delivery 44-6ld, sellers;
July and August delivery 45-64d, sellers. Mar
NEw YORK, Dec 10, noon.-Cotton opened
trmi mid ling uplands 1014c; niddline or
| leans lO]6c; sales III bales
| tutures-The market ouened duh but steady,
with sales as follows: December delivery 10 l6c;
January delivery 10 l0c; February delivery 10 1Gc;
March delivery 10 PC; April delivery 10 29c;
| May delivery 10 SIC
| 800 p. Motion closed quiet but firm;
| middling uplands l0l4c mddling Orleans 10l6c;
| gross S,757
Futures-The market closed barely steady,
with saes of $4,000 bales. as follows: uecem-
| Der delivery 10 l4010 l5c. January delivery
10 OSq0lO 09c, February delivery 10 1910 lac.
March delivery 10 1000 zoe. Atril delivery
! 10 {o0Dl0 25c, May delivery 10 32@10 SSc, June
delivery 10 5000 40c July delivery 10 40
| 10 sdc. August delivery 10 5000 SOC september
delivery 10 01010 00c.
The Suns cotton review says: Futures
opened depressed by weak Liverpool advces
| ana the general absence of speculative interest
| Late bulls gave the market no support be-
| cause they received no encOuragement from
other sources A further decline was caused by
| interior receipts exceeding the estimates, the
| stock there showing an increase of about 40 900
| bales; but the close was steady on n rumor that
| forthcoming figures from Ellison indicate
| further increase in current consumption"
| Weekly net receipts at New York 59l2
| bales, gross JO,0j5: exports to Great Britain
1887 bales, to France 40l, to the continent
LILA; forwarded 1880 bales; sales As bales;
GALVESTON, Dec. 13.-Cotton firm; middlng
| o ll-l6c.
NORFOLK, Dec. is.-Cotton steady; middng
93sc.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 13.-Cotton nominal; middling
| 10l6c.
BosroN, Dec. 13.-Cotton quiet; middng
| 1890 l0I2c.
WmMrSaroN Dec. 13.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 934c
PnnADELpHrA, Dec 13-Cotton firm; midding
t01sc.
New ORLEANS, Dec 1s.-Cotton quiet; mid
| ding III 6c.
Futures The market closed steady, with
| sales Of -. 200 bales as follows: December
delivery &c, January 64c, February D Csc,
March 71c, April 7sc May o s5c, June 92c,
| July Csc August Csc, 5cptember Q DC.
MOBILE Dec. 13.-COtton firm; middnng 99Ec
MEMPHIS, Dec. 13.-Cotton steady; middling
934c
AUGUSTA, Dec. is-Cotton steady; middling
| 93sc
CHARLESTON, Dec. 1s.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 1866
MONTGOMERY, Dec. 1s.-Cotton steady; mid.
| ding 9I6c
Macon-Not received.
COLUMBUS Dec. l3-Cotton quiet but steady
| middling 91ec
Nashville, Dec. l3.--Cotton steady; middling
956c.
SELMA, Dec. 1s-Cotton steady, middllng
| 99sc.
ROME. Dec. ls.-Cotton steady; middling
| 956Gg9 l1-1ec.
ATLANTA. Dec. f9.-Cotton-M MIDI ling closed at
| 9ssc; receipts to-day ,Sl2 bales.
| NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-Consol ate A ret receipts
| at al cotton ports to-day we're 50,0i8 bales;
exports, to Great Britain q, 259 bales, to the
continent 1893 bales, to Franc o 425; stock at
all American ports 7l7,754 bales.
PROVISIONS. enocERIEi 8, ETC.
/
mand poor; holders offer mod ,rately; receipts
| of wheat for the past three avs we're "a 900
| centals, of which 5000 were American: Cali
| forna No. 1, rs 3dG17s ID &C IN firm; demand
| fair; receipts Of American ;orn for the past
three days were az. 100 cent Ills. Weather fine
NEW YORK, Dec 49, moor Flour quiet and
/ weak. Wheat dull and Weak. Corn active
| and easier. PORK quiet ut firm at $40 COO
II %. Lard quiet and firm at So 25. Freights
| strong.
| 500 D. m.-Flour, Sou thern dull and I'M
changed. Wheat dull, 10 @er and heavy; No. ,
| red Si0S4I9c in elevator ; options dull lower
and weak; free selling by longs; No. ? rcd, De-
| cember delivery sac, January delivery Sc.
| May delivery Ssssc. Corn dull and weaker;
options moderately actp re, nc lower and steady
December delivery 4;29c, January delivery
easier; options quiet brlt weaker-December de-
| livery 2s5sc, January delivery 2SIzc. May de-
livery 25Hc; No. 2 sf,ot, 2s56Gl2934c. Hops
! firm; state, new. 1Wl4c; State, old, 6@0c
4
! 10 points down on eazing, fairly active; De-
| cember delivery II I0Ol6 30c, January l6 150l
| - Doc, February deavery 16 20@16 DOC, March
| delivery IL 30@l6 &c, April delivery 10 45GD
| 10 50c May deliW 10 35Q116 55c spot Rio
| firm, fair cargoes lsE6c. Sugar-raw steadier
| and quiet fair re filming 514c; centrifugals, 90
| test &c; refined weak and quiet-C 5N615zzc;
| extra G 6G64c; n A 6D635c; mould nc;
standard &c; &C 'nlectioners' A SIC; cut loaf
nc; crushed m C; powdered nc; graduated
| &c; cubes nc. Nolasses-F Foreign nominal; ;
New Orleans fs .rly active; open kettle, good
to fancy, 3S61Elc. Petroleum quiet and steady;
crude, in BARR ls, at Parker's, 81 80; refined,
here. 81 so. G otEon seed oil closed dull; crude
Z711D2Sc; yellow Bic. Wool closed unchanged ;
domestic fleece 32039c, pulled 23041c. Pork
II IS; spected, $40 5000 rs; extra prime 50 rs
RIO Beef FIR u; extra mess 81; plate 81 75l
25. Beef har ms quiet at s12 25lel2 so. Tierced
beef Inactive; city extra India mess Si3 50M 49,
Cut meats q I'et. Lard weak and dull options
steady; western steam SO IS; city steam s. s.;
options-Jai mary delivery 50 23d6 Is, closing
at So "a ask sd: May delivery Sc 47QD6 49, closing
at SO iG bill Freights to Liverpool firm; cot
ton. per 81 cam, 7-32d bid, grain I'D bid.
CHIcAGo, Dec 13-In wheat good trading
character ized speculation in the market on the
whole, u tough at times a quiet feeling pre-
vailed. II ne market opened at about yesterdays
closing II cures, neld barely steady for awhile,
and ther., under large offerings, declined IQil6c
for May and NC for December delivery, closing
5sD13sf; lower than yesterday. Corn was ex-
cesdingly dull; the feeling was steady and
values showed little change compared with
yester( ay, final quotations being about the
same. Oats we're weaker and u shade lower
a 81 rta Sat-. -.