The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-04

tutures-The market closed quiet, with sales
81 oo'cO oaieS. as follows: december de-
IVery ~ l4c. January delivery 10 lIIIO lee
FEBRUARY delivery 10 1tc March delivery 10 2lG
~ -. Al ri delivery 10 2SAl0 29c NAV delivery
iU34Gol ~ DC, June delivery 10 4lGl0 &c July
u ,o ~ 5000 47c, August delivery 10 5o4
her 9 500 Gle. ~ --N'
The Saa's cotton review says: Futures
opened a little depressed by the considerable
decline In Liverpool, but recovered at once. and
atterward made some advance on the report
trOm memphis that the brokers of that town
nad estimated the crop at Z, "a, 900 bales, but
ene market weakened when it was recalled that
Sue estimates OF these brokers have uniformly
been per cent under the actual crop, as much
under as the New Orleans house is over the
truth Wagers were offered on our cotton ex-
change in favor of ,325, 900 bales yield"
GALVESTON, Dec 3.-Cotton quiet but steady;
mlddlng s9sc; net receipts 4,725 bales, gross
AXIS; sales zoos bales; stock 6, 81 bales; ex-
ports, 70 Great Britain 8, lS5 bales. coastwiSe
NORFOLK, Dec 3.-Cotton steady; middlng
R-l6c; net receipts s,37l bales, gross 4371;
sales 1908 bales; stock 3O,2 bales; exports
coaStwise l. 306 bales.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 3.-Cotton nominal: middling
lOc; net receipts bales, gross 1858: sales
= bales; stock 6,751 bales.
BosroN. Dec. 3.-Cotton quiet; middling
lOzsGl011c; net receipts l. los bales gross $50
sales none; stock none.
WILMINGTON Dec. 3-Cotton dull; mid
ding SEC; net receipts 1877 bales, gross 1857;
safes nOnes STOCK 1l,19i bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3.-Cotton firm, mid
ding 1015c; net receipts 627 bales. gross 627
sales none; stock G, 1856 bales
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 3.-Cofton easy;
| mlddling 995c; net receipts 25 266 bales gross
&C. $50; sales 5000 bales stock Ccorrectedl 30, 92
wise 1910.
Futures Market closed barely steady. with
sales OF l., 200 bales, as follows: December
delivery 9 SIC, January Gle, February &c,
March &c. April 74c, May Sic, June sSc,
| July Csc, August 8 94c September SIC.
MOBILE, Dec. 3.-Cotton firm; middling
9asc; net receipts 1888 bales. gross 1888; sales
1880 bales; stock "a ia bales; exports, coast
| wise ,042 bales.
MEMPHIS, Dec 3-Cotton steady; middling
S4c; receipts 1865 bales; shipments 2,82s
bales; sales 800 bales; stock 49, III bales.
AUGUSTA, Dec. 3.-Cotton quiet but steady;
middling 9ss19 1l-16c; receivts 1880 bales;
shipments 9H bales; sales 2,502 bales; stock
| 10, 404 ba es.
| CHARLESTON, Dec. s.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 1916: net receipts 200 bales, gross
1900; sales 1000 bales; stock 81, SOL bales; ex
ports, coastwise 1853 bales.
| ATLANTA. Dec. 3.-Cotton quiet; middling
9-16c; receipts 1882 bales.
| NEW YORK, Dec. 3-Consoi lated net receipts
at all cotton ports to-day were 53,69l bales
| exports, 10 Great Britain 6,S33 bales, to the
| continent $3.50 bales to France !, $50; stock al
all American ports III, COZ bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
| LIVERPOOL Dec 3. noon.-wheat firm; de
| mand fair; holders offer moderately; receipts
| of wheat for the past three days were 60, 40C
| centals. Weather clear and cold.
| New YoaK, Dec. 5, noon.-Flour quiet but
/ steady. Wheat active and strong. Corn quiet
but firm. Pork quiet and firm at $40 1911 80
Lard quiet and easy at So 80. Freghts firm.
500 p. m.-Flour, Southern closed quiet
| Wheat dull but firm and &c up; No. 2 red san
| higher and strong; exporters free buyers; No.
red, December delivery S4s4c, January delivery
| $3.50, February delivery 6715c, May delivery
S9s4c. Corn stronger; good export and trade
demand; No. 2, mixed 42042>4c in elevator; op
| tions moderately active and firm, December
| delivery 42c, January delivery 4lJsc, February
delivery 4156c May delivery 41Ac. Oats fairly
active but weaker; options firmer and mode
rately active-December delivery 2SI4c January
| delivery 281sc May delivery 2S14c; No. spot
| 2S1k12914c. Hops firm and in fair demand
| Coffee-options opened barely steady, 5Q510C
| points down closed barely steady, 10 40 points
| down; December delivery Is GOALS soc; January
delivery IS 70015 SOC, February delivery Is u
| OILS Soc, May delivery Is S0915 90c; spot Rio
firm and fairly active; fair refining 54@53sc;
| centrifugals, go test, 61s0614c; refined CLOSED
| firm but quiet. Molasses-New Orleans steady
| open kettle good to fancy, 40047c Petroleum
| closed steady and quiet; crude, in barrels. a.
Parker's 81 50; refined, here, 81 so. Cotton
| seed oil for crude aud yellow. Wool fairly
active and firm; domestic fleece 32@39c, pulled
| 23@41c, Texas 1402Sc. Pork firm. Beef firm
Beef hams slow. Tierced beef firm; city extrs
India mess Sl3 50@16 90. Cut meats weak
picked bellies, 1op12 pounds. 5l5059sc; pickles
shoulders 505Ac; picked hams ,s40sc
| Middles easy; short clear So so. Lard frme
but quiet western steam So 80; city steam
| IS 95; options-December delivery So "a
January delivery So 2S, May delivery Sc AZ
Freights to Liverpool strong; cotton. PEI
/ steam, 7-S2d.
CHICAGO, Dec. 3-In wheat there was a very
/ fair demand and stronger feeling. with prices
showing an advance all round, and chiefly, il
| December or cash. December, which yesterday
was 54051kc under May, was bid up to-day tc
| within 417c of Mays price. Market opened 4C
| higher; December advanced sc; while May
| advanced 1AG19Fc, recovered slightly, anC
| closing was &c higher for December and sst
1 higher for May than the closing yesterday
| Cables were again of an encouraging tenor
| Export clearances were larger than for some
| DAYS past, equal to 205,717 bushels of wheat
| Corn-A moderate business was transacted
| early, and the feeling was quite strong, but
later became quiet and easier. The market
| opened shade above the closing of yesterday
| was firm, especially for December, which ad
| vanced 1ac; January selling up but 1s0Ac
| Prices then declined 1503sc, ruled firm, ant
/ final quotations were A09sc higher than yes
| terday. Oats were moderately active and easy
| at about the same range as yesterday. In mess
| pork fair trade was reported, and the feeling
| was steadier. Prices ruled 715110c higher, anC
| the market closed comparatively steady Ii
| lard q little more life was manifested. Prices
| ruled about 219c higher; the market CLOSED
| steady. In short rib sides only light business
was transacted. Prices exhibited no particular
| change.
| Cash quotations were as follows: Flou
! unchanged Wheat-No. spring soc; No. 2 rae
Soc Corn-No. 2, 315kl3tS4c. Oats-No. 2. 20t
| @2O1kc. Mess pork at SO 1216Q,s rs. Lard a
| S. 271a. Short rib Sides loose, at 81 9O05 25
| Short clear sides quiet Whisky at 81 OF.
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