The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-04

-sSAACSSS1. MtbSONFl racine u1sta
Lake Sbors. ... 1854 Western Union II
l. vile s Mash. AN Cottoa OIL certi . IS
Menp1is & Char. 50 Brunswick ..... 70
Mob : s Ohio 90 Mobile s Ohio As. SOS
asked
LIVERPOOL, Dec. J. noou--Cottou Free sup
ply offering; American niddlnS sgd; sales
I'uOJ bales-American II, 800 bales; speculation
and export .00O bales; receipts q, 600 bales
American -, 500
Futures - nercAn NJ ling, low middlns
cIauSe, December and January delivery 4-64d
o. 64d; January and February delivery
,6llQ35 sd; February and March delivery
l2.64d; March aud April delivery ) 14-6fd6
I,6fd4l l4-64d; April and May delivery
. 1to4d; May ana June delivery l9-6fd
july and August delivery ; 23-6sd95 24-64d0
0 25-ol1. Futures, near months weak; distant,
steady.
TIE tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearIngS
amounted to 3,4c0 bales new dockets and 500
old
400 p. II FUTURES: American miidinz low
mddllng cielse, December aud January de-
livery 66415 7-64d; January and February
delivery l4-64d; February aud March delivery
. n-6id; April and May delivery l9-54dG1
2O-64d; May and June delivery 8 22-G4d buy
ers; June and July delivery 24-64d, buyers;
July and August delivery 26-64d, buyers
Futures closed firm at advance
MANCHESTER, Dec. 3.-The Guardian COM
neFclal article says: There IS occasionally
slightly I'M roved demand, but it is rarely i'm
poFtaut. Business is not sufficient TO give an
appearance of activity to the market The re-
cent fail in The price Of cotton copduCes 10
carefulness. The difficulty experienced by
India merchants during the last three months
IN completing their contracts with native deal
ers has seriously discouraged operations in an
important section OF the market. Some manu-
facturers are strongly fortified with orders, hut
many are very anxious to SELL Export yarns
sell moderately Spiunsrs wanting orders nc
cept offers which they have previously REFUSE l.
Home inquiry is slow. There is little change in
the cloth department. Sales are fairly numer-
ouS, but are rarely Of importance; There is a
trfie more businsss for India, but the inquiry Is
scant. The deman for smaller foreign and
home trade gives most effective support TO the
market Orders from these sources promise
activity, but Lack strength"
NEW YoRK, Dec. 3, roon.--Cotron opened
quiet; middling uplands 2-l6c; middling Or
leans 92lc; sales f46 bales
Futures-The market opened steady, with
January delivery s2lc; February delivery
Q &c; March delivery 43c; April delivery
SIC; May delivery Gle.
500 p. u.-Cotton closed dull: midding
upiands 7-l6c; middling Orleans es7c; net
receipts 1000 bales; gros receipts 1894 bales;
sales today rs bales.
Futures-Market clossd steady. with sales OF
113,9oo bales, IS follows: December delivery
February delivery 40e; March delivery Q 800
9 soc; April delivery 953GS9 59c; May ds-
livery &c; June delivery 3 1909 76c; July
delivery 6209 SIC; August delivery s66o9 $50 ;
Septefaher delivery 56de9 ST.
The suns cotton review says Futures
opened unchanged Ia near aud Q points advance
on late months, closing steady at 1gS points
advance from yesterdays closing prices Tnere
was quite a buoyaDt market during the morn
ing hours the Liverpool marxet was two
points better ~ the close, and receipts at
American ports were esti mated at compare
lively low figures These Influences caused the
NA6r5 much uDaaSipeSg u
the consequence, and a smart advance followed.
Snon after the second call there was sems sell
ing TO realize, and for time the demand
scarcely e9ualed the offerings. Still the close
was well up 20 the best prices of the day
GALVESTON, D9c. 3-Cotton quiet; niddling
954c; net receipts 4.7sj bales. gross 4,735
bales; sales rs bales; stock 81, 756 bales.
NORFOLK, Dec. 3.-Cotton steady; middliHe
&c; net recsipts ,20f bales gross 3,204; sales
1,ioS bales; STOCK 80, 326 bales exports coast wise
1871 balss
CSC; net receipts 70 bales, gross 1904; sales
800 bales al to spiGners: stock 49, 359 bales; ex-
ports coastwiss 800 bales.
Boston, Dec. 3.-Cotton steady, demand fair
middiing 1-l6c; net rec ipts l, S23 bales, gross
6,Gl3; sales none; stock 80 bales; exports to
Great Bri taia 3,2S2
WILMINGTON, Dec 3.-Cotton closed dull
and quiet; middling SIC; net receipts 49,
bales, gross 45&; sales nGue; stock II, 1o2 bales.
PHILADELPHIA Dec &-Cott n quiet; mid
ding 9Sc net receipts 1856 bales, gross 1856;
STOCK 4.$7j bales
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 3.-Cotton steady; mid
SIG; sales 1880 bales; stock 229, 469 bales;
exports. cosStwise 1874 bales.
Futures-rhe market C osed steady, with
sales Of 2liOO bales as follows; December
ruary delivery 9 O6c, March delivery lsc,
April delivery 26c, May delivery SIC. June
delivery 43c, July delivery 9 SOC, August de-
livery 49c, September delivery 16c.
Md fu,rK
&c: net receipts $50 bal s. gross 535; sales
100 bales; STOCK 1854 bales; exports, coast
wise l,I61 bales.
MEMPHIS. Dec. 3.--Cotton quiet; midiIing &c;
racei ts 1872 bales; shipments $50 bales; sales
3,i00 bales; stocA 1887 bales.
AUGUSTA, Dec 3.-Cotton quiet; middling &c:
roceip ts 2316 bales sh pments .073 bales; sales
1886 bales; s-ocA 1925 bales.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 3.-COtton steady; mid
ding ENC; net receipts 9, 5j3 ba es, gross 1868;
sales 1900 bales; stock 4S, IA bales; exports,
t. Great Britain 1856
ATLANTA, Dec. 3-CatJon quiet; middiing
1-l6c; receipts 1912 bales.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Cousoldated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports to-day 20, 35l bales;
exporss, to Great Britain 1928 bales, TO
continent 800 bales; stock at all American ports
63l,303 Dales.
GRAIN AMI PROVISIONS.
New YoRK, Dec. g, noon. Flour dull an |
steady. Wheat quiet aud strong. Corn quiet
and strong PORK dull and steady at $40 800
II on. Lard quiet and weak at So 1715 Ereights
irregular.
500 y. m.--Flour. southern. dull and heavy:
common to fair, extra, s. 45le3 90; good to
choice, extra, 81 00@5 81. Wheat unsettled
and l14Q$l4lc lower and dull; No. 2 red, cash,
81 Vi v in evator; options early advanced $50
sc on light supplies In sight, became weak and
sold off Z0121Sc on realizing and bear raid by
two leading operatori in the west, closed weak;
No. rel, December livery 81 Ola; Jan
uary delivery 81 03ss; May delivery 81 051A,
Corn opened higher, closed lower and dull;
No. =. 61W6i19c in elevator; options op ned
strong aud advanced 15D15c Ga light receipts
at ali points, sold OF 14QgIl6c closing weak;
December delivery 60$lc; January delivery 604;
May delivery 59Nc. Oats dull; options more
active buJ weaker: December delivery 4l15c;
january delivery 50Ac; May delivery size;
Hops quiet aod weak; new 431IS state.
common to choice, 3}GGf2c. Coffee-OpL!ons
closed barely steady. 5sll0 points up; better
cables; December. delivery II 20Dl7 25; Jan
uary delivery 70 IS: May delivery -; spot Rio
dull and easier; far cargoes 1910; No. z liAc.
Sugar-raw dull but steady; fair refining 4Nc;
centrifugals, 90 test. &c; refined quiet but
c 7-162j 9.lGc, yellow 10 16G5c; on \
; 7-15N51sc mould 63l6c, standnri
f-f6c, confectioners' n zac, cut loaf and
crushed sac, powdered 636c, graduated 61sc.
cubes 6L4c. Molasses - Foreign non nal; New
orleans hrm; common 70 fancy 35G140c. Pc
troeurn steady; crude in barrels. Par6crs. s. 10;
rein d. all ports. at 81 30. Cotton seed oil
domestic teecs 3I03'c; pulled 27434c; Texas
Is125c. Provisions Pork quleC and unchanged
extra primo $40 50Dl1 o. Beef quiet and
steady; family 81 BOIL 90; plate S. 00Gl' %.
Beef, hams steady baC quiet A. Sl2 81. Ti-rcsd
beef ciossi quiet but steady; city extra