The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-07


American middling SID
New YORK, Dec. 6. noon.-Cotton opened
easy: mlddiing upiaads 7-lGc; middling Or
! leans 9t4c: sales I45 bales.
/ tuturss-Market opened barely steady.
/ with sales as follows: December delivery opened
/ at 9 0jc and closed at 9 Csc; January delivery
opened az o l9c and closed at 20c; February
delivery opened al Q 80 and closed at SIC;
1 March delivery opened az 9 43c and closed
| at 44c; April delivery opened at Sc and
closed az Bic; Alay delivery opened at &c
and closed at 63c.
SOD p. INJECTION closed easy: middling
uplands 7-l6c; middling Orleans CSC; net
| receipts pa bales gross receipts }, i5l bales;
sales to-day Is bales, last eveuins7O.
| tutTes-Market barely steady, with sales of
6l,y0J bales, as follows: December delivery
OoG9 Csc; January deliver = 1909 PC; Feb
ruary delivery 3509 sac: March delivery 50
az Ale; April delivery g 80 SIC; May delivery
9 - . &c; June delivery III 90 &c; July de-
livery 9 1893 sc; August delivery 9 S209 SIC;
September delivery 9 $40 Soc.
GALVESTON, Dec. cotton firm; middling
| 914ci net eceipis 1907 bales. gross 500
ba.es; sales 51y bales; STOCK s.. $50 bales.
NORFOLK, Dec. Cotton steady; mddling
&c; net receipts 3,4j1 bales, gross 40; sales
l. bales; STOCK 39,32l bales; exports coast .se
| 1871 bales.
BALTIMORE, Dec. Cotton dull; mid1llng
| 9}zc; net recs pts - bales, gross 1865; sales
none; STOCK Il, 704 bales; exports, cosstwise coo
b les
BosroS. Dec. 6.-Cotton quiet AM easy;
middling 7-1Gc: net rec ipts 1889 bales, gross
6,5l3; sales none; stock 49, bales; exports, 20
Great Britain 6t9 DaleS.
WILMINGTON, De-. Cotton cloFel quiet:
middling SIC; net receipts 7l6 bales, gross
10; sales none; stock 1851 bales
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Cotton quiet; mid
ding &c; net receipts 81 bales, gross 81;
stock 3, : bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 6.-Cotton easy; mid
ding gt6c; net receipts 11.274 bales, gross
l2UJ3; sales $3.50 bales stock 2t3,6ss bales;
exports, to Great Britain - bales, to France
5,o'6 bales to the continent l0,0S5 bales, coast
wise 1872
Futures-The market c osed quiet but steady.
win Wiz. sales OF 2OoQo bales as follows: December
delivery 5 tic, January delivery Sc, FEB
ruary delivery U9c, March delivery 15c,
april delivery PC, Nav delivery BE, June
delivery 4Oc, July delivery i9c, August de-
livery dc, September delivery Ice.
The Suns cotton review says: Futures
opened at points decline, closing barely steady
at co. points decline from yesterdays closing
| prices. y sharp decline in Liverpool and an ad-
verse bank statement. numerous failures, aud
| an extremely bad report from the stock ex-
| change were the cause OF tO-day's decline. That
| prices did not give way more than they did
! was probably owing - the fact that these in
| fiuences were large discounted yesterday, but
some were inclined to argue that small de-
cline in the face of such influences reflect d in
| herent strength in the general position of cot
| ton. There was certainly under the circum-
| stances pretty fair buying for Saturday. Still
| there was good deal Of uneasnesS regarding
| the possible effect OF an enforced liquidation,
which may be at hand in southern markets.
The results of a similar process in January and
February, 1885, are not fOTg gotten. Spot cotton
| here was dull and weak
MOBILE, Dec. G.-Cotton quiet; middling
&c; net receipts 1850 bales, gross 1850; sales
500 bales; stock 81 40 bales; exports, coastwise
| 1921 bales
MEMPHIS Dec. 6.-Cotton steady; niddling
9c;receiots ca bales; shipments 1851 bales;
safes $50 bales; STOCK Us, 404 bales.
AUGUSTA, Dec Cotton quiet; middling
9}%c; receipts ,65S bales; sh pments LAS bales;
sales ,233 bales; s.ccl 41.O5S bales.
CHARLESTON, Dec 6.-COttOn dull; MD
ding 915c; net receipts ? CPS bales, gross
2,625; sales 500 bales; stock 1926 bales; ex-
ports, coastwise 255 bales, to the continent 1888
| bales.
ATLANTA, Dec Cotton quiet; middling
NEW YORK, Dec 6-ConsoHdated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports to-day 1862 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 2622 bales, to
France 4,675 bales to the Continent 4,675 bales;
stock at ali American ports 657l09 bales.
NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-The total visible supply
| of cotton for the world is 2,97S.9Sl bales of
which 2 500, S1 bales are American. against 1874
| 943 and 2.439, 0S4 bales, respectively last year
Receipts at all interior towns for the week
| 21S495 bales Receipts from plantations 279 1871
bales, Crop in sight 4,35l, $40 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
| New YORK, Dec. 6, noon-Flour dull and
weak. Wheat dull and lower. Corn firm
and steady. PORK dull and steady at $40 100
IL 90. Lard quiet and easy at Sc 05 Freights
| easy.
500 D. m.-Flour. southern. weak and dull;
| common to fair, extra 81 500 30; good TO
| choice, extra, 81 0OGG5 IS. Wheat unsettled.
| closing weak and dull No. ? red, cash. 81 0234
ia elevator; options op ned easier, but the close
| shows weakness all around on uneasy reports
| from financial circles; No. red, De
| Gambler delivery 81 095s; January delivery
| 5. Corn higher, irregular anu duh, closing
| weak; No. =, 63}s@6l14c in elevator; options
advanced 1Ol}4c on small supplies, but be-
came dull and reacted 4O3c, closing easy
| December delivery CSC; January delivery 6914c;
| May delivery size. Oats frme and dull; options
t1rmer and quiet; December delivery 50ssc
January delivery C; May delivery SIC; No
?, spot, 5s,a05lI6c; mixed western &C. Hops
| dull and depressed; Pacific coast 32Q340c; new
| 4304ec; state, common to choice, 33O42c
Cotfee-Options down; closed steady and un
changed u Is down quiet; December delivery
II l00H 40; January delivery 16 40916 IS; Feb
ruary delivery Is 90G1l5 05 May delivery Is 10a
! 10 20; spot Rio duh and nominal fair cargoes
194c; No l7Ac Sugar-raw quiet; fan
refining 49sG4 1l-l6c; centrifu gals, 96o test SIC
| refined closed quiet and steady; white extra
c 7-lBD] 9-l6c, yellow 4 l516O5c; off A
7-16G53sc,. mould 3-16c. standard a
6 lice, confectoners' a SIC. cut loaf and
crushed 5}4c, powdered 6ssc, granulated Csc
cubes Sac. MoIGssss = Foreign nominal; New
Orleansfarly active and firm. Petroleum quiet
fined. all ports, 81 30. Cotton seed oil dull anC
| weak; crude prime 26GG27c. Wool easy and quiet
domestic fleece 84035c; pulled 27034ci Texa.
| lSGD25c. Provisions Pork dull but steady
extra prime $40 5O011 co. Beef quiet anC
steady; family 81 T50l1 90; plate 81 O007 80
Beef, hams, steady but quiet at Sl2 so. Tiercec
beef closed quiet but steady; city extra
India mess S14 0o015 %. Cut meats dul
and easy: picked bellies 5}46l55sc; pickieC
shoulders 4t401c; hams 11a0Sc. Middle.
quec. Lard lower; western steam 50 90; city
steam 5 Us - 10; options, December delivery
8 30; January delivery Sc 1906 25; February
delivery 81 %; May delivery S. 60 Freights K
Liverpool weak; cotton I'd; grain 81.
CHICAGO, Dec. G.-The financial situation we
not more reassur ng than before. and it was al
overShadoWinE influence upon all speculative,
markets. Wheat closed 94c lower. Corn los
14c, oats Use. and provisions were also sharpl,
| lower.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flou
easy; spring patents 81 eO95 90; winter pat
ents ;! 70O5 %; bakers So 15Oi o. Wheat
No. spring 89c; No. red 70 q,9Oc. Corn
No. 2, 5l12c. Oats-No. ?, 4216c. Mess porl
IS O00s .. Lard. per loo Us, S. sc
Short RIO 81 es 81 9005 90. Dry salt shoulders
boxed, 81 50 ~ 6?]6. Short clear sides, boxed
s. $500 TO- Whisky at 81 IA.
Leading futures IA red as follows:
Opening. Highest. Closing.
| No. = WHEAT
Dec delivery 90 80 80
May dehysry.~. 9S34 o9}a 50
CORN No. >
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