The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-25
Nash. 6 Chatt'a. 100

aggregated 5000 shares The following wero
the closing quotations:
Ala.claSs A. ITO ). 1861 Nash & Chatt'a, 100
Ala. class B. SIS. ITO NO Pa'fic Istmort 90N
Georgia IS, mort. 1925 NY. Central los
N.Caroiina consGs ia Nor & W pref $685.
N.Caroi2a cons Is g61s Nor. Pacihc. 81
So. Caro-. Brown " pref 75A
consos) ........ 106 Pacific Mail. 36l5
Tennessee 6S. 1O9l@ Reading 3SM
IS. $50. I0214 Richmond q Ale 22lS
Tennessee SO 3S..- 749s Rchm'd q w. PIT.
Va. Is consolitei. 81 Rock Isiani..... 9SN
Cbes. & Ohio 80. - st. Paul . 70ll
Northwestern. 111M preferred ll4lb
preferred .142 Texas Pacific. 81
Dela. and LacA. 1S1 TennCoal q Iron. 76le
Ere .............. e Union Pacific. 80. 69A
East Tennessee. 95s n. J. Central. 122
Lake Shore. los Missouri Pacific e. 71%
l. vile & Nash. :. S616 Western Union. S3l6
Memphis Char. Ga Cotton oil cerria. S19s
Mobile & Ohio, II Brunswick. ..... 81
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL Dec. u, noon--Cotton quiet;
limited inquiry; American middling 9-l6d; ;
sales 1000 es, of which 800 bales were for
speculation and export; receipts AZ 900 bales
American 0,3C0.
'l5ures-A rerican m ddling. iow middling
clause, December delivery 35-64d; December
and January delivery 3t64d; March and >pril
delivery $3.50; May and June delivery
3S-64d June and July delivery 5 40-64d; July
and August delivery 41-64d. Market quiet.
The tenders OF deliveries at to-day's cearings
amounted TO 800 bales new dockets and -
bales old.
p. m.-sales of the day included $500
bales of American.
American middlng 5 9-16d.
tutures-A nerican midding, low middling
clause, December 5 35-s4d sellers; December and
January delivery 3464d, buyers; January and
february delivery 3i-j4d, buyers; February
and March 36-64d buyers; March and April
delivery e i'd, sellers; April and May delivery
3 37-6id, buyers; May and June delivery 39-54d
sellerss June and July delivery 540-64d, sellers;
July and August delivery Hold, buyers
Market quiet.
400 p. MIXTURES: American middling, low
N ddlng clause December livery 3564d
sellers; December and January 34-64d, buyers;
January and February 5 "a SD, buyers; tebru-
airy and March 35-eld, buyers; March and
April 36-6fd, value; April and May delivery
1-64d, value; May and June 39-64d, sellers;
June and July delivery 40-64d, sellers
July and ADJUST delivery 41-64d, sellers. Mar
ket closed quiet but steady.
NEW YORK, Dec RI noon.--Cotton opened
quiet; mddling upiands 104c; middling Dreams
l016c; sales % bales.
Futures-The market ooened steady, with
sales as follows: December delivery 10 l2c;
January delivery 10 04c; February delivery
10 09c; March delivery 10 14c; April delivery
10 21c; May delivery 10 &c
500 p m.-Cotton closed quiet; midding
uplands l04c, middling Orleans 10j6c; net re-
. csipts at this port today 1890 bales, gross
6,S23 bales; sales % bales.
Futures-Nlarket closed dull, with sales of
30, 100 bales, as follows: december delivery
10 11010 12c, January delivery 10 O30l0 0Ic,
February delivery 10 031l0 09c, March delivery
10 14Dl0 l5c Al rl delivery 10 20M10 2ic, May
delivery 10 21Q1O 2sc, June delivery 10 $40
10 Soc, July delivery 10 4O91O 4,c;. August de-
livery IL 45GI10 &c, sept mber delivery 10 04Ql
10 06c, October delivery 5000 Sic.
The Sua's cotton review says: Futures
opened u little weak under dull accounts from
Liverpool, and the indications of large receipts
at the ports, but the bears showed no DISPOSE
ton to push their advantage and go short for
a decline. The market consequently became
steadier, with pretty fair buying for January.
The close was duh, however. Cotton on spot
was quiet
GALVESTON, Dec 2i.-Cotton dull; midiIing
C55c; net rscei pts s,072 bales, gross S,072;
| sa IS - bales; stock II 800 bales.
NORFOLK, Dec. 24.-Cotton ominal; miidling
9%c; net receipts 4,l04 bales, gross 4,i04;
sales Sl6 bales: stock 33,962 bales; exports,
coastwise $50 bales.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 2L-Cotton easy; middlng
1016c; net receipts bales, gross Ala; sales
none; stock 40 bales; exports, to the continent
400 bales, coaStwise 800
Dos roN Dec. "a Cotton quiet; middling
103s010I6c; net rec ipts 1919 bales gross 6,99l;
,fnMINGToN, Dec. A.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 9kc; NO. recspts 900 bales, gross 920
sales none; stock 1885 bales.
PHILADsLPH1A, Dec. 24.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 1Ol5c; net reoeiDts 131 bales, gross 131;
sales none; stock 10, ll6 bales.
New ORLEANS, Dec. A.-Cotton steady;
middling 9}sc; net receipts 2@,72? bales
bales; exports. to Great Britain - bales to
the continent 5, 916 bales, coastwise 1850.
Futures The market closed steady, with
sales of 1850 bales, as follows: December
delivery 9 &C, January Ole, February 63c,
March 69c, April 9 75c, May SIC, June 9 SOC,
Julys9 96c, August CSC, September 63c
MOBILE, Dec. III otIon dull; mi1dlipg
99-l6c; net receipts 3,5l5 bales; gross 3,5l5;
sales 500 balls; stock 1854 bales; exports,
coastWise A26 bales.
MEMPHIS, Dec 2L-Cotton quiet; middling
95sc; receiots 444 bales; shipments $500 bales;
SAFES $500 bales; STOCK 1881 bales
AUGUSTA Dec "a Cotton quiet; middling
0 9-16c receipts 2,59 bales; sh pments $3.50 bales;
sales 1858 bales: stock 54Sl bae s.
CHARLESTON, Dec 81 otton inactive; mid
ling $3.50, net receip Lis bales, gross l. 115;
sales 100 bales; stock 1881 bales; exports,
coastwlse LOIS bales.
ATLANTA, Dec. 24.-Cotton quiet; middling
91Sc; no receipts.
at all cotton ports to-day were 54,2Sl Lales;
exports to 'reat britain 2,21t baies to the
continent 1890 bales, to France ,494 bales;
stock at all American ports 755, AS bales.
PRov1s1oNs. GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL Dec. q, noou.-Wheat steady; de-
mand poor; holders offer moderately; receipts
OF wheat for the past three days 1851 OJ centas,
of which $1,000 were American. Corn easy;
demand poor; new mixed western As I'd; receipts
of American corn for the past three days were
$4,000 centals. Weather raining heavily.
NEW YORK, Dec. "A, noon.-Flour quiet
but steady. Wheat dull and depressed. Corn
active but weak. Por~ quiet but steady at
$40 25Gl1075. Lard quiet and easy at So 20.
Freighus firm.
500 D. m.-Flour, Southern closed dull and
heavy. Wheat dull, weak and 140tc lower;
No. red s555aS51sc in elevator options mod
erately active but 14G13sc lower, closed steady;
foreigners buying early, but the increased
amount on passage weakened prices; No. 2 red,
December delivery $3.50, January delivery
s5Ac February delivery SIC, May delivery SOC.
Corn moderately active but 14@g34c lower and
weak: No. ,, 40A@4019c in elevator; options
were freely on large movements forward from
farmers hands and 3s09sc lower, closing steady
after active business-December delivery 405sc
Oats dull and easier; options dull and lower
December delivery 289sc, January delivery % sc,
May delivery Is; No spot 2SAs6B2Skc; mixed
western 27Gl30c. Hops firm; State, new, So loo;
old. 6Mf0c Coffee-options closed firm 5 TO Is
noints up but duli-December delivery Is 500
i6c January delivery IS 80G Is 95c, February
delivery Is 800 16c May delivery 16 10016 I5c;
spot Rio steady and quiet-fair cargoeS 1910.
Sugar, closed dull an nominal; fair refining Sc;
and auet-C 5146153sc. extra G 5l5@5Ac; white
extra 6G1o14c; off A 51AO57sc; mould SIC;
standard A 6Isc; confectioners' A 6Ac; cut
loaf 7sEc; crushed TIC; powdered 634c; granu-
lated 6l6c; cubes6Ac. Molasses-Foreign NOM
inal; New Orleans open kettle, good to fancy,
fairly active. Petroleum steady and quiet;
crude in barrels, at Parker's 81 80; refined,
here 81 So Cotton seed oil steady at 2016c
for crude and 33G331sc for yellow. Wool
steady and quiet; domestic fleece ssG3sc,
pulled crosse, Texas 14@2Sc. Pork quiet and
H.. ,naSr insDectad Qt0 h0n10 III. extra