The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-09

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IS. lot Rchmd & w Pt.
Sc is. ~ Terminal ....... l1sk
Virginia Is ...... 10 Rock Island. ...... 61l6
Va. is CONSULTED. a St Paul. .......... 971S
Ches x Ohio go. &" preferred 100
Northwestern 9Sh Texas Pacific &C.. 1885
preferred l34l1 Tenn. Coal G. Iron. 29A
Della. a Lack -. l21 Union Pacific. 42A
Erie ............ 17M N. j. Central. .... IS
East Tennessee. 51a Missouri Pacific. o.. 55L
Lake Shore. 1929 Western Union. 72a4
L vile q Nash. $50 Cotton Oil csrti. 50
Memphis & Char. so brunswick ..... 10
Mobile q Ohio. p Mobile & Ohio As. ssh
Nash. K Cnatt'a.. 80 Silver certificate 1U2
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 8, noon.-Cotton- Business
moderate at easier prices; American middling
3-l6d; sales 10000 bales-Aperican 800 bales;
speculation and export 1000 bales; receipts
2l.0OO oales-American 90, 400.
FuGures-AmeCIcan m d ling. low middlng
clause, December dehvery ID; December and
January delivery S-e4d; January and Feb
ruary delivery 5Il-64d, also 5 10-64d; February
and March delivery l36id: March ana April
lS64d; May and June delivery e0-64d, also
2l-G4d; June and July > 23-64d; July and Au-
gust delivery 2r64d. Futures quiet but steady.
The tenders Of deliveries at to days clearings
amounted to 500 bales new doc1ets and 100
bales old.
200 D. IN Futures: Ausr1can mi idlins. low
mlddling clause, December delivery $40
5 9-64d; December and January delivery 5 7-64G0
S64d: January and February delivery 1854
buyers; February and March delivery 5 l3-64i.
sellers; March and April delivery 10 4Q
; 1664d; April and May delivery 5 lS-64d.
May and June delivery g0-6l95 1880; June
and July delivery 22-64G5 28-64d; July ard
August delivery 52495 25-o464d. Futures
closed s'eiay.
NEW YoRS. Dec. :, noon.-Cotton opened
quiet; middng uplands 9isc; middling Or
leans ll-l6c; sales 253 bales.
Futures-The market opened barely stea iy
with sales as follows: December delivery
9 Csc; January delivery 8 f9c; February delivery
33c; March delivery 44c; April delivery
8 5sc; May delivery d2c.
500 p m.-Cotton closed quiet; middling
uplands 93sc; middlins Orleans ll-loc; net
receipts 293 bales; gross receipts 1895 bales
sales to-day lib bales.
FNtures-Market closed steady. with sales of
1890 bales, as follows: December delivery
90OQP9 oSc; January delivery lsa.g lac; Feb
ruary delivery 28lG9 2Ac; March delivery -
| 90 4Oc; April delivery 4s0D9 soc; May delivery
9 5SSdgJ sac; June delivery 67G9 CSC; July de-
| livery 975G.e lOc August delivery 9 1SV9 Zoe:
! September delivery 9 506l9 bic
The Suns cotton review says: Futures
opened without decided change. closing AT 40
q points decline from Saturdays closing prices
and STEADY. The opening was with Il show OF
gteadinesS, but adverse reports from the Stock
Exchange, the weak closing at the liverpool
market. increased receipts at the ports, and the
decline III spot cotton, ali COnspired against the
plucky bull party on our Cotton Exchange, and
forced values of q few points. early deliveries
yielding most. and still the wonder grew'-not
that prices declined. bnt that they STOOD up as
well as they did. Receipts at the principal in
terror towns were comparatively small; but it
was asserted in explanation Of this that
buyers have no money, and can raise none with
which TO pay for cotton Spot cotton Lice
lower.
GALVESTON, Dec. s.-Cotuon quiet; middling
9l4c; net receipts li,J1 bales. gross 1918
bales; sales 309 bales; STOCK So aG2 bales; exports
coastWiSe 4, 30S bales.
NORFOLK, Dac. S.--Cotton quiet; mddling
&c; net receipts 5s!S bales, gross 5,2l3; sales
l,.lT bales; stock AZ 7S9 bales; exports coastHisc
LIS bales.
BALTIMORE Dac. S.--Cotton dull; middhng
CSC; net receipts -- bales, gross 3,23l; sales
none; stock ~, 3s4 bales exports coast wise 600
bales, to Great Britain 300.
BosroN, Dec. S.-Cotton quiet and easy
mlddiing 7-ldc; net rec ipts $50 bales, gross
3.3S5; sales none; stock &C., bales; ex ports, To
Great B'iIiin ! 500 bales
WtLNINGToS, Dec. s.-Cotton cloei qliet;
midding S3zc; net receipts Us4 bales, gross
$50 sales none; stock 1350i bales
PHILADELPHIA, Dee s.-Cott N quiet mid
ding sc; nst receipts 30 bales, gross -;
s1OcS 5,2 bales
Nav ORLEANS. Dec s.--Cotton steady: mid
ding &c; net recaip's l5.giS bales, gross
1895. sales 6 $40 bales stock 2.g,347 bales:
exports, To Great Britain bales, to France
- bales. TO the continent ), s22 bales.
Futures-The market c.ossd quist but stea ",
With sales Of 3j7U0 bales, as follows: December
ruary delivery 8 9c. March delivery lie,
April delivery &c, May delivery 30c. June
delivery 9 3Sc. July delivery . 40c, August de
livery Ale, September delivery DC.
Crop movement from Sept. ] to Dee. 3. in
elusive, is as follows: Port rec sp,s %.42! S2S
bales against 3,3.2.G5 bales last year. over
land movtme ut to mills and Canada 4a3 l03 bales,
against 3S3jlS bales last year. Interior stocks
in excess of Sept. !, 432,1U9 bales. against
q Il3 bales last year. Southern mill takinRs
l7S 732 bales against IL, 933 bales las. year.
Amount OF crop brought into sight during 70
days, 507 So bales. against 4l59,RlS last year.
Northernspinners takings and Canals overland
955. 1863 bales. against 1850. last year. Increase
OF stocks At ports aud twenty-nine leading IN
terror southern markets. durin tine week
were 1851 baiei, against 81 i1O bales last
year Stocks at ports ald interior towns are
nov $3.50 bales larger than they were al TINS
date last season.
MOBILE, pee s.-Cotton quiet; midl ing
&c: nst receipts 9fl1 bales, S"oss 461; sales
500 bales; stock 54.655 bales; exports, cossJwise
1872 bales
MEMPHIS. Dec. s.-Cottoa quiet; middIlng
9c;recei Dts g. 400 bales; shipments 1858 bales;
sales 500 bales stock I3l0a- bales.
AUGUSTA, Dec. S.--Cotton steady; midiling
i-l6c; receipts 1861 bales; sh pnrn's l4S9
bales; sales l, l5s bales; seoce 4l,.7j bales.
CHARLESTON. Dec S--Notton steady; md
ding nlac; net receipts 5,l45 baes gross
.. tlJ; saes - bales: stock 81 OH bales: ex-
ports, to the continent ;, 400 bales. $3.50.
ATLANTA. Dec. cotton quiet; middling
NEW NoEE, Dec. s--Consolidated net re
receipts at all cotton ports to-day jI,0J5 bales;
exports. to Great Britain .i56 bales, 70
France 90 bales. to the continent l7,Gl6 bales;
stock al all American ports sci ,453 bales.
GRAIN AND Provisions.
NEw YoRK. Dec. S. noon Flour dull ami
weak Wheat dull, and 34G1c lower. Corn
weak and 1sQ.@c lower. PORK dull at $40 $50
II 90. Lara weak az s. 97J<. Freights easy.
500 .. m.--Fio,r. southern. weak and quiet:
common to fair extra. 81 45G3 81; good to
cnoica. extra. 81 Ooll5 s. Wheat unsettled,
quiet and lower. No red cash. 81 0l5s OPP
ions closed weak aud quiet ON disturbed money
conditions; No. red, December delivery
81 Oils; January delivery 81 0l}4: February
delivery s; May delivery 81 03a4. Corn unset
tied, closing lower: No. =. 641fD63lIc op-
lions depressed, December delivery 6!i4c; Jan
uary delivery 6I1sc; May delivery 6o5sc. oats
dull and weaker; options lower; December do
livery SOC; January delivery 50tsc: Nay deliv
cry Jissc; No. p spot, j0A@5lHc; mixed
western 4sGjfc. Hops dun and depresssdi
Pacific coast seq tOc; new 43@ioc; state com
mon 10 choice. $50 sc. Coffee Options closed
barely steady anu quiet. Decenoor delivery
II 20Ii7 -; January delivery 10 4ggi6 49, teb-
I1lary delivery IS 10Ji5 o.: May delivery 10 ODD