The morning news., 1891-12-19

N0ANNAl Ao-pt1s MArCn AMI ADr1l CRiiVarv
ls6id; April and May delivery 2s64d; May
ana June delivery 2s-6zd; June and July
oenvery SO64d; July and August delivery
ss-o4d- Market quiet but steady.
The tenders of deliveries at to-dsy's CLEARING.
bales old. -'O
500 p. m--Futlres: American middling. low
mlddling clause. December delivery 4 I269A
iS-64d; December sad January delivery 4 is-o4
44 lS-e4d; January and February 1900
l4e4di Feoruary and March 117-64d. buyers:
Marcn ana April I 2l-64d, value; April and
livery - 6s184 2S-34d; June ani July de-
livery 4 Si-6t94 S2-6sd; July and August de-
livery S.S4O4 s5-e4d. Futures closed nrm-
NEW YORK, Dec is. noon.-Cotton opened
steady; middling upands l5-16c; middling or
leans 5-l6c; sales 102 bales.
Futures-Market opened steady. with sales
As follows; Decembsr delivery soc; January
delivery sic; February delivery Use; March
zoe.
500 p. ,m.-Cotton closed steady; middliue
l5-loo; low middling NC, good ordinary
lS-l6c; net receipts here to-day 7OA bales, gross
oeto sales to-day ll9 bales, all TO spinners; for
Wsrded 2.543 bales; exports, TO Great Britain
- bales to the continent /, 500 bales: stock
oorreeted, at this port 2ss.o25 bales.
Weekly net receipts at New York g. TO6
oales, gross 4S2S4; exports, TO Great Britain
S5l4 bales, 20 the continent 1859 bales, to
bal0s, ali 70 epinners
Consolidated net receipts at all ports for
the week z1o,oOo oalss; exports TO Great Britain
ig1 i7s bales to France 1904, 10 the continent
Total net receipts since Sept. l. 4.8Os sIs
bales; exports, TO Great Britain i,69) ss!
bales. to the contiusnt 1900 bales, TO France
Futures-MArkst closed steady, with sales
OF 1880 balss, a. follows: Dscsmbor de-
livery b497 ssc, January delivery 6sGs7 SIC,
February delivery s0c11 Sic, March delivery
2 ss@7 9,c, April delivery l09s lie, May
delivery 239s sic. June delivery s46.S s5c,
July delivery 44@s 4sc. August delivery
8 5s6es 54o September delivery s CLOS 62c
NEW YOhk. Dec. 1S.-The Sua's cotton review
says: Futures opened unsettled, turned
stronger, advanced 6de7 points, became weaker,
but closed firm at tdD5 points advances from
nnal figures Of yesterday. Liverpool was
grievous disappointment to our bears and some
Of them were disposed to be cross about It,
especially as 1t said the private advices are said
70 be much better than the published reports
II Is asserted tnat the capitalists from London
were taking cotton to hold in store instead of
buying futures The interior movement again
falls about 10000 bales behind last year. ana
the figures or to-day from Memphis and st,
Louis show a great falling Off from the CORE
spending date OF last year. A comparatively
full plantation movement is undoubtedly due
to the recent wintry weather in the cotton re-
eion. which compelled the D anters to worE
in doors and prepare remnants OF their CROPS
for market. From this time out our Statistical
position ceases to run against ohe bulls though
some little time may elapse before it will turn
decidedly in their favor. Full interior stocks
were the cause OF slight reduction from the
best prices Of the day, which took place In the
last half hour. Spot cotton quiet"
GALVESTON, Dec, 1S.-Cotton closed easy;
middltng 3-l6c.
NORFOLK, Dec. fs.-Cotton closed dull; mid
ding 7Ao.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 1d-COtton closed nominal:
middling 79Sc
BosroN, Dec. 1s.-Cotton closed quiet and
easier; niddling l616c.
WILMrNoToN. Dec. 1s.-Cotton closed quiet;
rniddliDy 7l2c
PnILADELPHIA, Dec. ls.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 5-16c.
New oRLEANs. Dec. 1s.--Cotton closed steady;
middiing 714c
Futures Market closed barely steady, with
sales Of $500 bales, as follows: December de-
livery --e, January delivery 1870, February
delivery $4c, March delivery 2 SIC, April
delivery 2 CSC, MAY delivery nc, June de-
livery csc, July delivery Z soc, August deliv-
cry . Oec, September 1se.
Cotton crop statement from Sept 70 Dec.
against Ss1e.7se bales last year and !, s,7e5, 500
bales the year before last Net overland move
r1ent to mills and Canada COS. zoe bales, against
5e4, AL bales for the same tine last year In
terior stocks In excess of Sept. Il sal, ,00<
bales, against &93, ,s44 bales last year. Southern
mill takings, exclusive Of consumption at the
southern outports, 2a2,e1s bales, against
2S5. .bo4 bales last year. Amount of crop brought
into sight al the 100 days TO date: SIN, ,osb
bales. against 6,2la,59e bales last year and
l. s9s s45 the yaar before last. Amount of crop
brought INTO 6lgnt Tor tne week oJS,6b DaieA
against ss8 45e bales last year and 1851 467 bales
the year before last. Crop brought into sight
for the first is days OF December: 1913 ,o}S
bales, against e94 25o bales last year aud 800 72o
bales the year before last
ATLANTA, Dec. l5.-Cotton closed steady;
middling &c; receipts 023 bales.
MOBILE. Dec. 1S.-Cotton closed steady;
MEmpnrs, Dec. 1s-cotton closed steady;
middling INC.
AuousrA. Dec. 1S-Cotton closed steady;
middiing Z s-1eGD7Ac.
CHARLESTON Dec. 1s-Cotton closed steady;
MoNraoMERY, Dec. 1s.-Cotton closed steady;
middling nc; receipts 5,s5S bales; ship
rnents 300 bales; stock 1901 sS. .46S bales; stock
1890 i7,724 bales; sales 800 bales.
MACON, Dec. 15.-Receipts 1905 bales; sales
- bales; shipments 2,l7 bales stock 1891,
1896 bales; stock 1890, lo,4ls bales.
CoLUNBUs, Dec 1S.-Cotton steady; middling
&c: receipts s,55s bales; shipments 2s46 bales;
sales l,loi bales; stock 1884, ls,706 bales; stock
1890 Is, 100 bales.
NIsavIILE, Dec. 1s.-cOstOn closed quiet;
SELMA, Dec 1s.-Cotton market steady;
middling &c; receipts 1908 bales; shipments
S057 bales; stock 1891, IA, ,265 bales stock 1890,
RonE. Dec. -Cotton-Receipts 1906 bales;
shipments $500 bales; stock IA, Sos
NEW York, Dec Is.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts at ali cotton ports to-day were Al, 1874
bales; exports, to Great Britain $3.50 bales to
France L. 53o bales, TO the continent 9O5 bales;
stock at all American ports l.224, 100 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YoRK, Dec IS, noon.-Flour quiet
aud weak. Wheat quiet and easy. Corn dull
and easy. Pork quiet but steady at 80 604110 so.
Lard quiet but strong at So 47I&. Freights quiet
and weak.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 10, 500 p u.-Flour, south
ern weak and quiet; common TO fair,
extra, So oo@4 IS; good 20 choice, extra,
81 l505 oS; superflne. 81 1904 so; buckwheat
flour 81 25D2 IS. Wheat higher, hrm and
moderately active; No. red III 05140l 06
Ia store and elevator; 81 0Sl4nl o71S aioat;
No. , northern, 81 041t@l o41l; options
closed steady A@tsc over yesterday. mssinly
cry 81 o6sz; January 81 0Ss1; February deliv-
cry s.; May delivery 81 osas. Corn higher,
unsettled and moderately active; No. cash,
beA6ic in elevator; 6l06i1xc afoat; un-
graded mixed, bS15ec; No. white, 65c; No. >.
December advanced i1sc on wants Of shorts.
and closed steady IsQ114c under yesterday;
livery 5414c: May delivery blsso, Oats
higher, fairly active: options moderately active
and stronger; December delivery 4Ossc; Janu.
ary delivery %oc; May, delivery s9sSc;
Hops firm; State common 10 ohoice. 15G42lc;
Pacific coast, l5021c. Coffee-options opened
steady and closed barely steady and
UNCHANGED, to 10 points down; December
delivery 1s 109tS 20; January de-
livery 1s 7o@is go; February delivery ia IS;
ssSsv March d'ysrH ssH 70: nsy sSs Delivery IL; 4p5 "a
oil 50; July delivery II 60; spot Rio
easy; fair cargoes, &C; No. 7, 13knl8zsc.
Sugar-raw, dull and nominally easier fair