The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-04

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Ala. class A, %. .lOl1s Mort. s. W. pref. 5Os4
Ala. class b, 5s. .lO7 Northern Pacific. 25
| N.Caroliua cons6s. l21 do pref 7OL
N-Cerolina cons4s. 97l3 Pacific Mail. 900. 37&
| So Caro- Brown Reading. ....... 3SsA
consolsl, 6s..-... 9113 Richm'd & w. PIT.
| Tennessee IS. .l04 Terminal 100. qs6
do 5s......l 100 Rock Island. ..... S44
do Sc. 3s... 691S st. Paul. ......... 76as
Virginia 6s..... so do preferred .I2O
Va.6S CONSULTED. 20 Texas Pacific 800 I1A
Northwestern :. 1885 Tenn. Coal &Iron. 3sM
do preferred. 1895 Union Pacific. go. 4lS6
Della q Lack. 1873 N. j. Central. 112k
Erle............... 301A Missouri Pacific. 5sA
East Tennessee. 5S4 Western Union... 6lX
Lake Shore. 1854 Cotton OH Certi.. 20
L'ville & Nash. E. 1894 Brunswick Co... 10
Memphis & Char. 90 Mobile & Ohio Is 81
Mobile and Ohio. 40 Silver Certificates 95N
Nashville 4 Chat. IS Am Sugar Ref. s1A
Texas Pa'fc, LIST. S216 do prefd. 96H
| N. Y. Central. .i15N
COTTON
| LIVERPOOL, Dec 8, noon.-Cotton-American
middling 49sc; sales 10000 bales-American
| $500 bales speculation aud export 1000 bales;
receipts 10000 bales-American 1880.
FutuTes-Aperican .middiing, low middling
| January delivery 16-64d, also 15-64d; January
| and February delivery 4 2064d, also 1s-64d,
also 17-64d; February and March delivery
24-64d, also 23-64d also 22-64d, also 81 SD;
March and April delivery 4 27-64d, also 4 &c Odd,
| also 25-64d; April and May delivery 90 sd;
| May and June delivery 1864, also 80 64d,
also 3l-o4d; June and July delivery 35-64d,
/ di5O OA-Vhu, July duu august Q6lIVSTy q
also 5S-64d. Market easy.
400 p m-Futures: American middling low
\ middling clause, December delivery 1890
4 1464d; December and January delivery4 1894
| "a 14-C4d; January and February 417--64d,
| sellers; February and March 1 20-64Ga4 81 94d;
March and April 2i-64614 25-64d; April and May
delivery 42S-b4d, sellers May AMI June delivery
/ 3l-64d, sellers; June and July delivery 34-64d,
sellers; July aud August delivery 37-64d, value.
| Market closed quiet.
The weekly cotton statistics are as follows:
Total sales for the week 900 bales-Amer-
| lean 10000 bales spectators took 800 bales;
| trade takings, including forwarded from ships
| side, $1,000 bales; actual export 5000 bales;
total Imports 10000 bales-American $1,000;
| total stock 100000 bales-American $4,000
bales total at1oat 470. 900 bales-Amercan4 400 coo
bales; exporters took Zoo bales
NEW YORK, Dec. S,noon.-Cottono opened easy;
middling upands lice; middling Orleans
Futures-The market opened steady, with
sales as follows; December delivery Z e0c, Jan
March delivery 8 lie. April delivery 25c, May
delivery Csc.
NEw YoRK. Dec. 8. 500 p. m.-Cotton
easy; mlddling uplands l-!6c; middling Or
leans 7-16c; net receipts 736 bales gross re-
ceipts 5,s97 bales; sales to-day 139 bales.
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales
Of $500 bale bales, as follows; December =. de-
: 7Sc, February delivery z 9407 Csc. March de-
| livery s l0G1S 11o, April delivery 24MS Csc,
May delivery Ss0s a7c, June delivery 8 40
| 4OCs JulY uohNCI1 OfNbO OOCe AukubL uC-
livery 6S0s 6ac, September delivery $40
| s SEC.
NKw YORK, Dec. 3.-The Suns cotton review
says: Futures opened lower, further declined,
| partially recovered, closing steady at COZ
\ points decline from yesterdays nnal figures
| 1t was again dark day for the bulls They
| had no resting place for their hoofs except the
| rather uncertain ground afforded by the asser-
ton toat cotton is cheap aud that the prices OF
| the early months we're down to tho lowest
| figures Of the season. Even the little comfort
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| towns was denied them. Still there seemed to
| be good buying at 5 100 for March. For the
| first time this season the total exports are
larger than last season Spot cotton was dull
| and weak
| GALVESTON, Dec. 3.-Cottoa closed steady;
middlinR 1880; net receipts 5000 bales, gross
$685. sales 2,229 bales; stock 1921 bales; ex-
ports, to Great Britain 10 925 bales, to the CON
| tinent 100 coastw1se 5.
NoRFoLK, Dec. 3.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling 735c; net receipts 1,505 bales, gross
| 1905 sales l,0R bales; stock SO, 700 bales; ex-
ports, to Great Britain $3.50 bales, coastwise
| 1890 bales.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 3.-Cotton closed dull; mid
ding TIC; net receipts = bales, gross -;
Britain 92l bales, to the continent 1,l23
BosToN, Dec. S;-Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding i-16c; net recepts s4s bales, gross
| $500; sales none; stock - bales.
| WILMINGTON, Dec. S.-Ootton market closed
quiet; middling 3-16c; net receipts 1.408 bales,
gross LAOS; sales - bales; stock 20, rs bales.
| PHILADELPHIA DoC. os-COLLOn GOboQ Qul6bs
middling s 7-l6c; net receipts $40 bales, gross
| $40: stock 6,416 bales.
new ORLEANS, Dec. Section closed quiet
and easy middling 7-16c; net receipts 10, s44
bales. gross 1890; sales 6,100 bales; stock, cor
rocted 41S, 4l9 bales; exports, to Great Britain
- bales, coastwIse 200.
Futures Market closed steady. with
sales Of q, 300 bales, as follows: December de-
livery 1Sc, January delivery $50, February
delivery 53c, March delivery Csc, April
delivery Z Sic, May delivery : sSc, June de-
| livery 04c, July delivery 100. August deliv-
cry &C, September delivery $50.
The average weight of the 4,142,172 bales of
cotton crop, embracing the port receipts and
| overland shipments for the month ending
511 23-00 per bale last year. Detailed averages by
sections are as follows: Texas 524 1900 pounds
| a decrease over last year Of 1S-l00; Louisiana,
5o4 $500. a decrease OF Z 37-10O; Alabama,
etc b06, decrease OF II; Georgia, 1872 $780, a
decrease of IL 92-i00; South Carolina, 501 an
increase of !; North Carolina, 500 44l00 an In
crease OF So 100; Tennessee, etc, including
Memphis aud st. Louis and overland, $40 63-100,
decrease Of 16-100 Net decrease for the
whole compared with the close OF this year
! B 49-l00 pounds per bale and compared with the
| close Of November last year 1910 pounds per
bale.
Crop movement to Dec. I: Port receipts for
three months were 1885, 62 bales. against
238I47 bales last year and 3, 143, $50 bales year
before last. Net overland movement to mills
and Canada $40 bales, against 425, 042 bales
Tor the same Jltlo idSb year ooos Afl Inc
year before last. Interior stocks in excess
of Sept /: 440, S45 bales against S72, 4SO bales
last year and 251. $50 the year before last.
Southern mill takngs, exclusive Of consump,
ton at the southern outports, 17a,715 balest
| against i82663 bales last year and 1853 431 the
| year before last. Amount Of crop brought Into
sight at the close of November: 4,To2, 20! bales
against 2I8,342 bales last year, and 3 902, 5l9
| the year before last. Crop brought into sight
| for November 1,9l2,772 bales, against 1,61s,6i7
bales last year and 1,602,3l2 bales the year be-
| fore last.
MOBILE, Dec. 3.-Cotton closed dull; mid
ding 5-l6c; net receipts 1,014 bales, gross
| 1914; sales 700 bales; stock 39,2Sl bales; ex-
| ports coastwise S32 bales.
| MEMPHIS, Dec. 9-Cotton closed quiet but
steady; mlddng 9-16c; receipts 3,766 bales;
| shipments 1900 bales; sales 6,491 bales; stock
| l3sO43 bales.
| AuGUsrA, Dec. 3.-Cotton closed dull and
\ lower 20 sell; middling 79zc; receipts 1888
bales; shipments 1909 bales; sales IA bales;
/ stock 80, $50 bales
CHARLESTON, Dec. 3.-Cotton closed quiet;
middnE nc; net receipts 3,S05 bales gross
3205; sales 600 bales; stock a. 438 bales exports
| to Great Britain 1872 bales, to the continent
| 1850, coastwise 1907.