The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-30


L vile & Nash. o.. 73lS Cotton on csrti l6ls
Memphis & Guar 30 Brunswick . ISL
noble & Ohio. 25IS Mobile & Ohio Is eli,
Nash- q Chatta.. 90 Silver certificate. 1o2s.
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LIVERPOOL, Dec. 20, noon.-Cotton firm ane
IN good demand: American middling SID
safes 1900 oales-American 100 bales: sDecu
iatlon aud export 1000 bales; receipts 66 o0
baleS-Ameri0an 81, O00
Futures = american m Hing, low mffdIiug
clause, December delivery ID: December and
January delivery ID; January aud February
delivery 5 S6i15 4-64@j Sod; February au5
March delivery 7-64a5 s-6405 10 sid; March
aud April delivery 5l1-64z15 I2-64fl5 lS-64d
April Apr and May delivery 1904; May ana June
delivery is-6405 l96405 eO-64d; June and
July delivery ID; July and August delivery
23-GiG5 24-64d Futures firm
The tenders Of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted 10 - bales new dockets aud 100
400 D. m -Futures: American mi idlinz low
middling clause, December delivery 5-64 J.
buyers; December aud January deliv. ry 5 5-64d
!-6td February and March delivery 5 lo-64SI
li-o4d; March and April delivery 1464d
buyers: April and May delivery l7-646
ls-6id; May and June delivery 21-64d. sellers
and August delivery s5-64d, buyers. Futures
closed quiet.
New YORK. Dec. 90 noon.-Cottou opened
quiet; middling uplsnds 3-l6c; mlddling Or
Futures-The market opened steady. with
sales as follows: December delivery s SIC;
January delivery slo; February delivery csc;
Msrca delivery PC; April delivery 9 sc;
500 p. m.-Cotton closed easier; middline
uplands Side; middliny Orleans 9lSc; net
receipts ,Sls bales; gross receipts 1069i bales
sales day 1914 bales.
Futures-Market closed firm with sales O.
lO1 900 bales, as follows: December delivery
&C; January delivery 950S 96c; February
delivery 8 $500 09c; March delivery 2 .61
. &c; April delivery g. o. csc; May delivery
y 1903 4sc; June delivery $500 $50; July de
livery 500 &c; August delivery 67@19 CSC;
September delivery 1909 4Sc.
The suns cotton review says: Futures
were active at variable prices. c osing firm at
an advance Of ID points on January, and to s
points on the other months from Saturday s
closing prices. The opening was quite buoyant
on better report from Liverpool, which came
two or three siXty-fonrths dearer Private ad.
vices from the manufacturing districts of Eng.
land were also favorable, indicating an active
trade. 1t was evident likewise that joan Bull
Is not quite satisfied with the movement of our
crop. lr does not, in his in gment, sustain the
maximum or even medium crop estimates. He
does not forget that in toe past Two seasons
America has overestimated her crop, and it is
quite possible that she has done so again.
Hence there Is at current figures timidity
among her bears, and they rush in TO cover on
slight provocation. The advances was soon
checked. Selling to realize followed, with some
LLSsu SuCrG interest maze on Iull 1gureS Tor
to-day of port and interior receipts. In the
last half hour thers was partial recovery. said
to BE- the result of manipulation to support
Liverpool tomorrow. Spot cotton was dull
ATLANTA, Dec. 29.-CouIon steady; middling
&c; receipts IS bales.
GALVESTON, Dec. 2a.-Cotton closed quiet:
middling 5 lec; net rec Aipts 10647 bales gross
~ 947 hs.es sales 4Ol bales; stock 122 80 nales
NORFOLK, C. 21.-Cotton steady; middIinR
90; net recsipts 5919 bales, gross 500; sales
I.3l1 bales; stock 55,02l bales; exports coastwise
1879 bales.
BALTIMORE, Dec 2o.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding Sc; net receipts l. l72 bales gross l. $40;
sales none; stock IL, 22J bales; exports to Great
Britain l,OOj bales, to the continent 1881 bales
to France 2,75S.
BosroN. Dec. 29.-Cotton dull; middling
l6c net rec 'ipts $50 bales, gross 8. 145 sales
none; stock - bales; exports, to Great Britain
3,Sl9 bales
WILMINGTON, Dec. 29.-Cotton dull and nomi
nal; middfing S34c; net receipts 5l6 bales, gross
ol6 sales none; stock x, Oo5 bales; exports coast
wise III.
PHrLADELpH1A. Dec 29.-Cott IN steady; mid
ding 91ac; net receipts 81 bales, gross 81
STOCK 5. 323 bales.
New ORLEANS. Dec. 2s.-Cotton steady
middling lj-I0c; net receipts 70 S82 bales
gross -, 93j; sales $3.50 bales; stock 81, 43C
bales; exports. to Great Britain S.993 bales
to the continent IL, $40 bales.
Futurss-The market today Closed uniet but
steady. vita sales Of 20 500 bales. as follows:
December delivery 6lc, January delivery 7Uc
February delivery Sic March delivery 97c,
April delivery C, May delivery &c, june
livery 8 CSC, September delivery 10c.
MOBILE, Dec. 29.-Cotton quiet; middling
SIC; net recsip pts 2.12S bal4s e. 212s; sales
1000 bales; stock 1929 bales; exports coast
wise 329 bales
MEMPHIS Dec. 2l.-Cotton easy; middling
8{c;recei It's ., 1853 bales shipments IS. III bales;
sales 2, 90 bales; stoc@ 1880 bales.
AUGUSTA, Dec 29.-Cotton quiet; middling
l. halAS. n m hal
sale ], 0l3 bales; soc 53,0i2 bales.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 29.-Cottcn steady; mid
ding .1sc; net receipts l,49J ba'es, gross
1,49); sales 500 bales; stock SO $50 bales
New YORK, Dec. demonstrated net re.
receipts at all cotton ports to-day 56,l64 bales;
expor,s, to Grelt Britain 1879 bales, to
France 3,Sl8 bales, to the continent S02i3 bales;
stock at all American ports SG8, 595 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YoRK, Dec 3D. noon-Flour dull and
weak. Wheat dull but steady. Corn active
and affirm. Pork quiet but steldy at $40 0JN
1900. Lard dull and weak at So 05. Freights
strong.
500 D. m-Four. southern. dull and heavy /;
common to fair, extra So 1903 %; good to
choice, extra. 50 9)0,5 25. Wheat. irregular
dali and stronger; No. 2 rel, cash, 81 o.
in elevator; options strong; No : red, Decenber
delivery 81 03t; January delivery 81 03A; Feb
May delivery 81 03I2; July delivery &C. Corn
Stronger and moderately active; No. 2,
cash. 5S05s14c in elevator; options strong;
December delivery &C; January deliv-
cry. 5s1Sc; Marc delivery 5s4c; May delivery
Sic Oats stronger and fairly active;
options more active and higher; De-
csmber delivery &C; January delivery
4s4c; February delivery 49c; May delivery
4934c; No. red, on spot, 4sGt49Ac; No. 2 red,
Whit. .JAc; mixed western $3.50 Hops firm
and quiet: Pacific coast 30035 new 431a 4sc;
state, common to choice, 300i0c. Coffee
Options steady and quiet; December delivery
II 300H 30; January delivery 16 400D16 so:
February delivery IS 10016 20; March delV 'ry
IL gs S@ 79 aDr s6 delivery Fo IS Is; nay
EASY; fair cargoes 1914c; No. 7 IN
01172zc Sugar - raw Sc dy and quiet
fair refining 9-16c; centrifu zals, go test,
5N54c; refined quiet: G 5Q5 1-l6c; white
extra 1-169 S.16c, yellow no l5-16c; OF A
SIC, confectioners' a 11-16c. cut loaf and
crushed SIC. powdered 615c, granulated 15-l c.
cubes 1-16c. Moasses-ForeIgn no pal; New
Orleans steady; CO nmon to fancy 800 Zoe. Pc
ers, 81 10; rein d. all ports, 81 IS. Cotton seed
oil dull, strong; crude prime 26127c: crude OF
grade lec asked yellow off grade 25lxGl2jc. Wool
dull and weak; domestic fleece 34G3Sc: pulled
2034c; Texas l5025c Hides dun and easy
WEI salted -Sew Orleans selected, As 10 50 rs,
7dsc; Texas selected, 50 to 60 DIS, 1850 Pro
visions Pork quiet and firm; old mes3 $40 90
oil 90; new mss 81 00Q12 90; extra prime
s. 501l0 90. Beef dull and steady; family
80 5000 50; plate 81 0OQ7 80. Beef. hams.
steady; city extra, India mess, $15 000I5 80.
Cut meats quiet and weak; picked bellies &c,
shoulders 4Lzc; hams nc. Middles quiet and
easy: short clear IS 30. Lard closed strong I;
January delivery 81 y bid; February delivery
s. - bid; March delivery g.; Say delivery
sG S.: refined dull; continent Sc Oo6,G 49,
Freights 20 Liverpool firm; cotton 5-52d; grain