The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-07

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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 6, 1880 p. m.-Spot cotton
opened steady; little doing; American middlinE
I uplands Sd; sales 5000 bales; speculation aud
export 1000 bales; receipts 81 coo bales-all
American.
Futures: American middlinS. low middlinR
clause December aad January delivery So s4d;
January and February delivery A5-64d, also
! 5S-64d, also cad: February and March
delivery T-64d, also 5So4d. also 5e-64d, also
60-64d: also 6164d, also 62-64d; March and
April delivery 460-64d, also 59-64d, also
6l-64d, also 6264d, also 6S-64d, also Sd, also
5 1-64d; April and May delivery 6S-64d, Also
o2-64d, also 63-Sid, also sd, also l-5Sd, also
5 god, also SOD also s-64d; June and July
delivery S-e4d, also 5-64d; July and August
5-64d, also 7-64d Futures steady.
~, Fl m'Jtnsures; American mitdling, low
| December and January delivery 4 60-64d;
January and February delivery 2-64d buyers;
February and March delivery Sd, also i-64d;
March and April delivery S-64d, buyers;
April aud May delivery 5 5-64d, also Sold;
May and June delivery S-64d, buyers; June
and July delivery l0-6405 1l-64d; July and
at the advance.
| p. MIXTURES: American middliug, low
middlng clause, December delivery 56-S4d,
sellers December and January delivery
| I oS-64d; February and March delivery 60-64Q
6l6ldd: March and April delivery 463-64d,
sellers; April and May delivery 1895 2-6%d;
May and June delivery 464d, sellers; June and
| July delivery 6-64@D5 7-64d; July and August
| delivery o-640j 9-64d. Futures closed quiet
New, YoRK, Dec 6, noon.-FuJures opened
bid January delivery zoe, February delivery
&c, March delivery 3Sc, April delivery 47c,
| May delivery 9 5Sc.
| New YoRK, Dec. 6-There was a frmer tone
| on the resumption of business this morning.
| December delivery jumped TO l5c, January to
| 2lc, February TO 2Sc, March to SOC, April
| to 49c, May to 59c, June to Csc and August
| TO SIC Toe advance was lost, however ana
| January broke to l0c, February to 22c March
| 10 Sc April to 43c, and May to 53c. IL
was evident that the trade was in a hesitating
| mood, and only $4,000 bales changed hands the
| first hour. Early cables were received in New
| York with decided timidity aud nervousness.
| The close at Liverpool was quiet at net gain
/ of 3-64d for the day. Receipts at the port were
| estimated at $4,000 bales for the day, against
| 5000 bales this day last week and $1,000 bales
| last year. GalveSton's receipts to-day are est-
mated at 5000 bales. Total sales to noon 1l6, 900
| bales, January selling at csc, February 9 zoe.
March S2c, April Acc, May SIC, and June
| 9 64c
NEW YoRK. Dec. 6, 800 p. m.-Middling
| uplsnds 9SRc; middling Orleans 9-16c; low
1 middling uplands 15l6o; good ordinary sac;
net receipts 5, 1875 bales, gross 1885 bales;
ports. TO Great Britain - bales; forwarded
/ &S5S bales; sales 1,045 bales; to spinners l4S;
| stock 3l5044 bales. Spot cotton closed steady
Futures-Market clo,e steedy, with sales Of
25lOOO bales, as follows: December delivery
C. January delivery 1l49 10, February
delivery 2S092lc, March delivery $50, April
delivery 4599 46c, May delivery 65@9 SIC,
| June delivery 65QD9 &c, July delivery 100
74c. August delivery 9 1900 Sic.
Consolidated net receipts at all the ports to-
| day were 142, $3.50 bales; exports, 10 Great Bri-
| tain "a, las bales to the continent &C. 537 bales
| to France 146g2 bales.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 6.-The following summary
| OF Hubbard, Price & Co. g letter is as follows:
| Liverpool market opened unchanged at last
| night prices. By 1850 O'Clock it had advanced
7-64d 10 s-6+d, and at the close prices were but
| 3-64d higher than yesterday. Responding early
TO the improvement abroad. our market gained
| about l2 points on the opening. but the i'm
provement was not held, and before 1 o'clock
| 1t had sold back TO last nights figures. The
| Commissioner Of Agriculture for Georgia says:
in regard to the cotton crop, tie present indi-
cation are that it will be under the previous
estimates of the department. While In every
quarter the crop of 81 for the state has been
placed at LOO, 900 bales. the department has
never regarded it as in excess of 900 600 bales
and OF the two great crops the actual produc-
ton In 80 was greater. Taking. therefore, the
yield for last year at 1000 900 bales, 65 per cent
or 200 bales will be the crop for the present
year All news with regard to the crop coming
to hand Is in strain similar to the above. and
yet we have, nevertheless, feeble, declining
market, the natural and legitimate reasons for
an advance being Offset by fear of the anti
option bill In regard to this measure and the
probability Of its passage but little definite in
formation is obtainable. During the afternoon
the market was quiet, improving slightly under
news of better demand for spot cotton in New
Orleans, and responding to the hope that mas
much as the Senate had not yet taken any
action on the anti-option bill, it might not per
haps do so for several days. The close was
steady at an advance Of from sos points on last
| evenings figures D."
GALVESTON, Dec. 6.-Cotton closed steady;
mddlDg SIC; net receipts 1856 gross none;
sales 1888 baes stock 149, $50 bales; exports,
coastwise 48l0 bales.
NORFOLK, Dec. Cotton closed quiet;
mddling Sc; net receipts 8 0O9 bales, gross none;
sales s65 bales; stock 43l1s bales; experts,
coastwise 1874 bales.
BALTIMORE Dec. 6.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling 94c; net receipts = bales, gross
to Great Britain 10, AZ bales, coastwise 1850
bales tothe continent 4,4i7.
Boston, Dec. 6.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling $3.50; net receipts 7o7 bales. gross
none; sales none; stock Ass bales
| WILMINGTON, Dec. 6.-Cotton nothing doing;
middling &C; net receipts 65s bales, gross
none; sales none; stock 70, 2S6 bales.
1
midding SIC; net receipts $50, gross none;
sales none; stock 1867 bales.
| New ORLEANS, Dec. 6.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling slice; net receipts q, 1872 bales gross
% $780, sales 1900 bales; stock 25s $50 bales: ex-
ports, TO Great Britain 6,6S7 bales, coastwise
1900.
New ORLEANS, Dec. e.--Cotton futures
closed steady, with sales Of 90, 400 bales, as
follows: December delivery 99c bid January
8 1903 Ole, February 8 0209 Csc, March 07G
9 Csc, April 1909 16c, May 2209 23c, June
| 0 3009 SIC, July 9 $500 40c.
| MOBILE, Dec. 6.-Cotton closed easy; mid
ding Sc; net receipts $3.50 bales, gross none
sales 500; stock 34,79i bales exports, to Great
Britain noue, coastwise 216 bales.
| MEMPHIS, Dec. Cotton closed quiet;
middling $40 net receipts 3942, gross 40ll
| bales; sales !, 200 bales; stock 101, SOB bales.
| AUGUSTA, Dec 6.-Cotton closed quiet
middling SIC; net receipts LBS bales. gross
| none; sales /, ITO bales; stock SO, s74 bales.
| CHARLESTON, Dec. 6.-Cotton closed steady;
middling &c; net receipts 761, gross none;
sales none; stock 81, S74 bales; exports, coast
| wise $40 bales.
| CNc1NNArI, Dec. 6.-Cotton closed steady;
Iniddlng 9a4c; net receipts 1901 bales. gross
| none: sales none; stock 10,64S.
| LOUISVILLE, Dec. 6.--Cottol closed steady;
| middling 9Ikc; net receipts none, gross none;
| sales none; stock none.
| ST. LouIs, Dec. Cotton closed quiet
mddling CSC, net receipts 1878 bales, gross