The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-20

PtclcFrcl l1S Tenn Goal Iron, ~
Dela & Lack 80. l2sl5 Union Pacific -. ass
Erie .---..-...... 1875 y. J. Central 49, 9S3{
East IennesSes. 6ls Missouri Pacific . 81
Lake SHORE 1854 Western Union. 55k
l. vile x Nash. --. Il9s Cotton on cert. . 1874
Memphis 6 Char. 80 Brunswick ..... ~
Mobile a Ohio. . 2jlS Mobile & Ohio is 60
Nash Il Chatt'a.. 81 Silver certificate 1O6sk
COTTON.
LIvERPooI, Dec. 20, noon.-Cotton-Busin
moderate at easier prices: American middling
II; sales 5000 bales-American Coco bales:
speculation and export 500 bales; receipts
II. 900 baies-American II 800
Fotlres-Ans1oan m liing, low middling
clause, December delivery ID; December aud
January delivery SOD, also J-54d; january
aad February delivery Sod. also 3 7-64d; Feb
ruary and March delivery 1854; March aud
April delivery 1884; April and May delivery
ls6id; May and June delivery S2l-64d: June
and July delivery 5 24-6ld, also 23-e4d; July
and August delivery e36id. Futures nat
The tenders Of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted 20 100 bales new dOckets and zoo
bales Obj
4:oOp. IN FUTURES: AN arIcan INF IdlInE. low
middllnE clause. December delivery 400
58idi December and January delivery 400
5-64i; January and February delivery -s6td
sellers: February and March delivery la-64d
sellers; March and April delivery 1890
ls-64d; May and June delivery 3 2l-64b5 - 6iI:
June and July delivery 28-G405 2i-6id; July
aad August delivery rs 6i695 26-6id. Futures
closed steady.
Total sales for the week 81 900 bales-Amer
lean 81 900 bales; trade takings including for
warded from ships side. 5000 bales; actual
export 1900 bales; total Imports 145,O00 bales
American ll70Oo; total stock SAL, 900 bales
American $4,000 bales; total afoat 230, 900
oales-Amercsu 10000 bales
New YORK, Dec 10, noon.-Cotbon opened
dull middling uplands CSC: middlinR Orleans
Q ll-l6c; sales 1875 bales.
Futures-The marlSet opened steady, with
safes as follows: December delivery 8 00c;
lam Fala dali
March delivery 3Sc; April delivery 9 4Sc;
May delivery SIC.
500 p. m.-Cptton dull and easy: middlIng
uplands 9sEc; middling Orleans i1-1ec; net
receipts $50; gross receipts 1859 bales; sales
to-day I2o bales.
500 p. m.-Cotton closed dull; middling
sssc; low middliug lslec, good ordinary
li6c; net receipts here to-day 2,0OS bales gross
5000; sales to-day Sal bales. all to spInners;
exports, TO Great Britain - bales to the con
| tinent 1910; forwarded $50 bales; stock at this
| port $3.50 bales.
Futures-Market closed quiet but steady,
with sales OF o4,700 bales, as follows: Decem
Der delivery 07G19 Csc; January delivery 0 ~
| o.. lOc; February delivery $500 26c; March
delivery 1893 sac; April delivery 4SQb9 4sc;
May delivery . $500 SIC; June delivery oSdn
Q &c. July delivery Q 7eGD9 re; August delivery
9 1903 79c September delivery 5000 65c.
bales gross IS COS; ' exports. to Great Britain
| 8, 342 bales, TO the continent 1915 bales. TO
France -; forwarded 9,O33 bales; sales 1, 426
| DAleS, dp1nn6rs 1,Slu.
| Consolidated net receipts at all ports for
the week 265 Sb6 bales; exports, to Great Britain
1854 bales to France Ia ,455; to the continent
| Ss, 23l
Total net receipts since Sept. I. $685. $50
bales; exports to Groat Britain 14os, 297 bales, to
the continent 49,, SIT bales, to France 276,997,
| channel 1.298
The Sums cotton review says; Futures
l opened 102 points decline on near and I'M
| changed on late months, closing steady at an
| advance of 7points on December and partially
| lG2 points on other months from yesterdays
closing prices, The market to-day was a regu
lar wlRgie. The opening showed some depres
| sion in early months under an easier report
| from Liverpool; but that market recovered and
| figures for tue week rom many interior towns
| began to show up comparatively small. Smart
! buying followed to cover contracts, and s0nIe-
| thing very like a bull movement set in. Then
| came me niOrandum from the editor OF Brad
| streets, saying that he estimated the crop at
| 100000 bales This caused free selling, and a
| drop OF 2Cdn3 points. Figures for to-day from
| the interior now begin TO come out They
| showed small totals and renewed buoyancy in
| futures was the result. The biggest advance
| from the opening prices was in December OPP
| tions, very few of which are coming out. Spot
| cotton was fairly active for home consump-
| ton"
|, ATLANTA. Dec. 19-Cotten closed quiet; mid
ding g5Ec; receipts $50 bales
1 GALVESTON Dec. l9.-Cotton firm; middling
| 9Ac.
NoREoLk, Dec. is.-Cotton dull; middling
| Sc.
BALTIMORE Dec. l9.-Cotton nominal middling
| 9Ac
BosroN. Dec. 1s.-Cotton quiet but firm;
WnMINGToN Dec. 19.-Cotton dull; middling
| sAc.
PHnADELPHrA. Dec. 19.-Cotton quiet; mid
dling 9I6c.
New ORLEANS, Dec. i9.--Cotton easy; mid
| ding 1870.
Futures Market closed steady, with sales of
LOO bales, as follows; December delivery
| no In dol x DO
| livery go, March delivery lie, April delivery
8 1sc, May delivery CSC, June delivery &C,
July delivery 46c August delivery 42c. Sep
TENDER delivery f3c.
MOBILE, Dec. I9.-Cotton easy; middIing
| s I5-16c.
MEMPHIS Dec. 19.-Cotton easy; middling
| &c.
AUGUSTA. Dec 1a-Cotton quiet; middling
| &c.
CHARLESTON, Dec 1s.-Cotton steady; middling
91sc.
Macon-Not received.
COLUMBUS, Dec. 1s.-Cotton dull; niddIing
Size.
SELMA. Dec i9-Cotton closed steady; mid
| ding SIC.
ROME, Dec. 1s.--Cotton closed quiet; mid
NEW YORK, Dec. i9.--Consolidated net re-.
receipts at all cotton ports to-day 10, 696 bales;
exports, to Great Britain fS,0SO bales TO
| France 430 bales, to the continent 20.974 bales;
stock at all American ports 765.0l7 bales.
GRAIN AND Provisions.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 10, noon.-Fiour quiet but
steady. Wheat quiet but firm. Corn dull and
steady Pork quiet but steady at $40 oO012 90.
| Lard quiet aud steady at So o. Frelghts
| steady
500 D. m. - Flour. southern. firm but quiet
common to fair, extra, s. 1000 30; good 70
choice, extra So 90Gl5 IS. Wheat dull, $40
1slc up and firm: No 2 red, cash, 81 05114b
657sc in elevator; options stronger; No. 2
livery 81 05H; February delivery 8; May de-
livery 81 061s; July delivery 5. Corn irregu-
lar; No 2. 63G6s1fc in elevator; options dull De-
cember delivery &C; January delivery Ole;
| May delivery G04c. Oats stronger; options dull
| but firmer; December delivery 49Szc; January
delivery soc; May delivery 5l1bc; No . red, on
spot. 1870 50a4c; mixed estern 476D50c. Hops
quiet; Pacific coast 32Q40c; new 4344sc;
state common to choice, 336Lfoc. Coffee
| II 3G1i7 40; January delivery 10 500 10 ~; Feb
ruary delivery Is 75Gl5 IS; May delivery Is 2JlD
| Is 30; spot RIO firm and activ, fair cargoes
191lc; No. 7 17L1D1724c Sugar-raw quiet aud
| steady; fair refining 9-loc; centrifu gals, 96o
test, 505 5-1Gc; refined quiet; white extra
G 1862 616c, yellow 4 i51G0bc; of A
| 3 516D516c, mould &C, standard A
Slice, confectioners a 5a4c. cut loaf and
crushed Gz4c. powdered G14c. graduated &c.
Orleans steady; common to fancy 33lDI0c. Pc
troleum quiet hrmer; crude In barrels, Park
crs, 81 10; refund, oil ports, 81 30 Cotton seed
oil steady. crude prime 26Gt27c: crude oil
| grade igll 29c; yellow OF grade 25QIzGc. Wool
dun and easy; domestic fleece SiG39c; RULED