The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-16

Ala. class y. IS. los ny Central 800 sSlS
9eorgia7s mot Norf. 4 ". pref - 50
\. Carolina cOnSsSI19 Northern Pacihc. siIs
N.Carolna coasiS 90 pref 65
so. Caro-. Brown ra.ifc Mail -. 3ls.
oonSoiSl- .-..--- % Reading .......... s9ls
Tennessee 6s. r.. .Iulgk Ricam ind a Aie.. =
IS -. 1854 Richm'd & W. Pt.
So Ss.. 20 Terminal 49,. 1914
Virginia Go ..... 50 Rock IsIanl - 72&
Va. Is coasoHtei. = St. Paul. 5as<
Ches. & Ohio. pref FRED los
Northwestern i04 Texas Pscidc - 1885
preferred. l3j Tenn. Coal & Iron 30
Della & Lack -. l27ls Union Pacidc -. 46x
Erie. ....-.......-. 1919 \. j. Central. .... %
East Tennessee. Missouri Pacific CO
Lake Snsre- lq5A Western Union s6i4
Z vile q Nash. "a Cotton on csrti. .. I5.S
Memphis & Char. "a Brunswick -, Is
Mobile Ohio.... p Mobile Ohio Is. 81
Nash a Chat.'a. 81 Silver certificate. .l094
COTTON
LIVERPOOL Dec IS, noon.-Cotton business
opened moderate AZ easier prices; American
m md dd ling ; Sled; sales 5000 hAles-American
6lOO bales; speculation aud export 1900 bales:
receipts 10, 2OO bales, all American.
Futures A neHcAn IN q ling, lo~ rlitiling
clause. December delivery 1-6+d; December and
january delivery ID; January and February
delivery 9-04d; February aud March delivery
1854; March aud April delivery 5 7-64d:
April and May delivery 1904: May and June
delivery 5 2l-64o; June and July delivery
"a SD; July and August delivery 25-6sd,
also 26-64d. Futures steady
The tenders Of deliveries at to-day'S clearlngs
amounted to 70 bales new dockets and 800
bales old
niddl.ng ciaIse, December delivery 5 1910
S6Id; December and January delivery S 7-D4&D
sgd; January anu February delivery l004d,
buyers; February and March delivery 5 1910
1851; March ami April delivery Il cd,
buyers; April and May delivery 2l6ld,
value; May and June delivery 2364d, value;
June and July delivery &5-64d, buyers; July and
August delivery 2E-Gid, buyers Futures closed
tirm.
NEw Yesx. Dec. Is noon.-Oot,on opened
quiet; Iniddling uplands 01sc; mddling Or
leans 1l-lOc; sales 20 bales
Fltures-The market opened quiet and easy,
with sales 80 follows: Dcce nber delivery DC;
January delivery l2c; February delivery 29c;
March delivery ACC; April delivery soc;
500 p. motion closed quiet: middng
uplanas Csc; middling Orleans 8 ll-l6c; net
receipts ,o3 gross receipts 10, l32 bales; sales
to-Iay rs Oal3S.
Fut Ires-Market closed steady. with sales of
1o.4O0 bales, follows: December delivery
O!S9 iSc; January delivery 10. isc; Feb
ruary delivery S499 a5c; March delivery
. 1903 46c; April delivery 9 $500 soc: May de-
livery 500 6sc; June delivery g. 7aGs 30;
July delivery 910s SIC; August delivery oScQ
9s4c: September delivery 500 56c.
GALVESTON, Dec. l5.-Cotton quiet; middling
3loc; net receipts II, 262 bales. gross lO,ala
bales; sales All bales; stock W 26 bales exports
b. Great Britain g, l20 bales; to coastwise 1925
NORFOLK, Dec. 15-Cotton steady; middling
tCV not TcO5ipJS O-5f< DatSs- kIOSb O.J&S, bhicS
Las bales; stock a, 25S bales; exports b Great
Britain 1850 bales; TO coastwise 800 bales.
BALTIMORE, D9c. l5.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding SIC; net receipts - bales gross Ga:
sales none; stock IL. 453 bales exports co CONT
nsnt 1000 bales; to coastwise 2, $50 bales.
BosroN Dec. 1a-OOtton quiet but easy .;
rniddling 09sc; net rec :ipts ssi bales, gross
l,oSo; sales none; stock - bales; exports to
Great Britain 6214 bales.
WnaISGToS, Dee, l5.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling s4c; net receipts 1.6i2 bales. gross
1,5l2; sales none; stock 1s,9i7 bales; exports to
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Is.--Cott1n quiet: mid
ding s,sc; mes receipts 632 bales, gross 1887 /;
| STOCK 6.46H bales.
Nav ORLEANS. Dec. 15.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding s1Ec; net receipts 12572 bales, gross
1902; sales $50 bales; stock 1lg,0T6 bales,
| exports to the continent 97l0 bales to coast
wise 1893.
vita sales of 1000 bales, as follows: December
| delivery S 1Sc, January delivery Sac Feb
ruary delivery 90oc, Marcn delivery s14c,
April delivery 23c. May delivery g, SEC June
livery 45c, September delivery 9 lie.
l MoRILE Dec 15.-Cotton quiet; niddliug
| s ls-16c: net receipts 5,234 bales, gross 5,284;
sales 500 bales; stock 1862 bales; exports
| coastwse 1,23l bales.
MEMPHIS. Dec. l5-Cotton quiet: middling
&c; receipts I2,9z2 bales; shipments I, AS bales
sales 900 bales; sroc6 IA. OH bales.
AUGUSTA Dec 15.-CottOn quiet; middling
DC; receiOts 200 bales; sh pnents 1910 bales
sales 1881 bales; s.oo1 81 .Uj1 bales
| CHARLESTON, Dec. 15.-Cotton steady; mid
! ding 91Sc; net receipts 1925 bales, gross
| 5,&s6; sales 800 bales; stock 56,9S3 bales; ex-
| ports to Great Britain 1913 bales
| ATLANTA Dec. l5.--Cot1on quiet; middlnR
| &c. receipts I,1l9 bales.
| NEW YORK, Dec. l5.-Consoldated net re
receipts at all cotton ports to-day 5i,957 bales;
exports, to Great Britai in =, 3S5 bales, &c
| France 652 bales, TO the CO ointment 9OS bales
stock at all American ports 7S4.t2i bales
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
! NEW YORK, Dec. IS. noon.-FIour quiet an
| firm. Wheat dull aud weak. Corn dull
and weak. Pork dull and steady at $40 600
1900, Lard steady at 81 OO06 10. Freights
| seadty.
common TO fair, So 4oas3 90; good Co choice
| ditto s. 90db5 IS. Wheat unsettled. lower, weak
| No ?. red, l044. Options advanced early zoos
| on higher silver, became weak on west selling
and declined 1Gssc closing heavy. No :, red
| December, 1G3}s January, 1925; May, 69z
| Core dull Irregular, heavy. No. 2, $50; options
| depressed ~; lower on expected fresr move
ments of new crop. December, enc; January,
Gee; May, o93sc. Oats dull. weak. 1a01c lower
| Options dull weaker. December, 43yz January.
| 49ys; May, 5O1S. Spot. No. 9, red, $3.50; mixed
western, 1900 Hops weak and quiet: state
common to choice 10000; No. =. spot, 4j140
! 5o1ac; mixed 1870; January delivery 50Gt50JAc;
| May delivery &C. Coffee-Options opened
steady, closed firm. unchanged 10 up; frser
| bidding; quiet. December S17 2OG1I7 %; January
/ CtO 10 POb fNlO Iulct. 5boAuyI NO I(A-
| Sugar-Raw, quiet, easier: fair refining S4ss;
! centrifugal SO test, SD; refined quiet easy
extra c, 1916, yellew 45-l6 S145-l5; standard A.
| 5 l5-l6c powdered, 64c; granuIated. &c. Moas-
ses-New Orleans, steady, quiet, common to
fancy, 5000 Cotton seed oil, dull. steady,
crude of grade. 10 020c; yellow Off grade
| 25G}6c. Wool easy, domestic fleece. 33045;
! pulled, 21QD34c; Texas, 1SGD25c. Pork steady;
| new mess, 10 25c extra prime. 8 506l0c. Beef
| dull, steady, family, 0 30Gl10 soc. Beef hams
steady, quiet, ~ 59c Tierced beef, steady. dull.
| Cut meats, quiet easy. Picked bellies, as;
| shoulders, ~; Hams, ~ Middles, dull. fiEn;
| short clear, 8 o0c. Lard opened weak closed
| firm; western steam, . G71Sc asked; dity. 5 500
| 60c; Jonuary, BE bid; May. s0Q65c. Freights
| firrner; cotton H. graiu 2lsd.
| CHICAGO Dec. 10. THE wheat business gave
| unnstakable Indications at the opening Of an
| underlying sentiment of strong bullish tenden-
| cies pervading the crowd. The opening price
| for Nays 0l1s,was about 16c higher than clos
/ ing prise Saturday. The immediate cause OF
| the advance was the firm tone Of cable advices
| and the marked advance in he price Of silver
! at New York The price fiictuated for half an
! hour between 81 0l14@1 0O56 and then an ad-
| vance to 81 015s took place. the last
half of which took place too rapidly 10 per
| The decline which followed the advance reduced
70 81 Olls, but once mors declined to
ST. and at which price Il closed
/ with an easy tone. Corn was inactive and
closed &c lower than on Saturday Heavy
! liquidation ia oats. superinduced by heavy esti-
J mates for tomorrow. caused decline OF 1c
1 from the opening price. which was nc below
! SATURDAYS close. In mess pork a fairly active