The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-15

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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. ID, 1890 .. m.-Spot cotton
opened steady; little doing; American midding
uplands SGD; sales 5000 bales-American 1000
bales.
Futures: American middling. low middling
clause. December and January delivery 5-64d;
January and February delivery 6-64d, also
5 1-o4d, also sod, also 5 64d; February and
March delivery 9-64d, also 5 1O-o4d also
S ll-64d; March and April delivery l1-64d.
| also 12-64d. also 13-64d, also IL -64d; April
and May delivery 1860, also :5-64d also
l6-64d, also 8 l7,64d; May and June delivery
16-64d, also l7-6$d also 1s64d. also 20 cad;
June and July delivery 81 Cad. Futures firm
The tenders OF deliveries at to-day's clssrings
amounted 20 200 bales new dockets.
4p; m.-Futures: American niddling: low
| mtddling clause, December delivery 7-64d,
sellers; December and January delivery
5 Sad, sellers; January and February delivery
5 S-64d. buyers; February and March delivery
| l06l@5 l1-s4d; March and April delivery
s IS-63d, buyers April and May delivery ls-640
5 l6-64d; May and June delivery5 1850, buyers;
June and July delivery 2o-6405 2l-o4d;
| July and August delivery 22-6415 80 sd.
| Futures closed steady.
NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-THE advance in LIVER
pool this morning was more than expected;
this market fairy responded, but on liberal offer
| IngS reduced demand and later lower quotations
| from Livererpool the market gradually yielded
| a few points without manifestlng any decided
weakness The market in the afternoon was
| dull Private cables stated that the anti-option
bill is being closely watched by English operators
uncertainty respecting pending Legislation has
| caused numerous firms IN Liverpool to refuse
riers from south. IL was believed the strike OF
| Lancashire spiuners was approaching termina-
! ton as the card room hands have pretty nearly
| exhausted their funds. When this is actually
| accomplished an improvement in cotton specu-
lation is expected inasmuch as the consumption
| by English spnners mas been curtailed $50, 600
bales per month, Receipts at the ports
against 15s, $50 bales last year exports to Great
Britain 2, BAL bales, against 1886 last year; to
| the continent % 400 bales, against 5000 last
year; France 15,464 bales. against s,405 last
| year; stock at New York 304,582 bales against
| 2S2. 5s8 last year. Stock at all the ports 1000,
| us bales against cot, 1856 last year. Receipts
| at all the ports for the crop season, oommenc
ing sept. /, 30S9 $50 bales against l25 749 last
year. Exports to Great Britain /, ISL 1874 bales
| against 100 200 last year; TO France III, 81
bales. against Hl 1888 last year; to the continent
545, 326 bales, against 76S, 473 last year. Total
exports 1,9Sl,97l bales, against $3.50 1871 last
year. Actual receipts at al the ports for the
day IS, !89 bales, against 35.692 last week and
| q, 621 last year.
NEW YoRK. Dec. 14-Hubbard, Price & Co.
| say: The Liverpool market this morning was
| rather surprise to the trade by advancing be-
| fore O'Clock 5-64d, due, we aretad vised to the
| very bulllsh views expressed by Mr.. Ellison who
| estimated the crop at $500, 900 bales. portion
| OF the advance was lost before the close, and
final prices steady at about 3-64d over last even
|
at the opening, lost portion of it, recovered it
| again and again declined, prices at 1880 O'Clock
| being points above yesterday figures. During
| the afternoon toe market continued quiet and
| steady until just before the close, when prices
| advanced about points upon execution of one
| or two large outside buying orders. Receipts
for the day would only be about 5000 bales,
| and for the week the total movement would
probably not exceed 215. 900 bales, and indica-
| tions point to light port movement next week
NEW YoRK, Dec IA. noon.-FuJures opened
| 6rrv, FolIa Aalfw q O.
January delivery &c, February delivery
nc, March delivery $780, April delivery Sc,
| May delivery 9qc
| New YORK Dec. IL, noon The advance OF
| 500 points in near months and points ON dis
| tant months were recorded in the first dealings
In futures Trading desultory. and the demand
| for the first hour was 5000 bales, chiefly for
March delivery. Total sales TO noon 5000 bales,
| Noon quotations: January delivery Q &C. Feb
ruary &c, March i6c, April sc, and May
| 9 Csc
NEW YonK. Dec. IA, 500 p. m.-Middling
uplands 934c; midding Orleans l5 Ice; low
middling uplands 8 Bloc; good ordinary 65sc;
net receipts $3.50 bales, gross 1863; exports. to
Great Britain $3.50 bales, to the continent -
| bales; forwarded 2, 209 bales; sales - bales;
stock 500, 2e2 bales. Spot cotton closed quiet
Futures-Market closed quiet. with sales OF
| i99 100 bales, as follows: December delivery 81
| a. 53c January delivery $500 Coo, February
| delivery 500 roc, March delivery 790
| 9 500. April delivery $500 sec, May delivery
| 9 $500 99c, June delivery 10 07010 CSC. July
10 zoo.
GALVESTON, Dec. l4.-Cotton closed steady;
middLpg 916c; net receipts 8,721. gross none;
sales / 052 bales; stock l62, GAS bales; exports,
| coastwise 4,023 bales
NORFOLK, Dec. 14.-Cotton closed steady;
| middling 916c; net receipts 815 bales, gross
| none; sales 424 bales; stock AZ, 663 bales; ex-
| p rts, to Great Britain 533 bales. coastwise 825
| bales.
BALTIMORE, Dec 14.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling $50; net receipts none gross S.945;
| salaa stock "A 12Q balas.
| Great Britain 1886 bales, to the continent 1900
| bales.
BOSTON, Dec. 14.-CCtton closed quiet;
middhng $40; net receipts 1l2 bales. gross
| 1914 sales none; stock - bales.
| WILMINGTON, Dec 14.-Cotton closed firm;
middliug 916o; net receipts 1,1S7 bales, gross
! none: sales none; stock 80, 625 bales
| PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 14-Cotton closed quiet:
middling l01kc; net receipts PAL, gross none;
sales none; stock 1852 bales.
| New ORLEANS, Dec. H.-Cotton closed steady I;
middling 9-l6c; net receipts -. 0& bales, gross
| 1868; sales $500 bales; stock al, 595 bales;
exports. TO Great Britain 6,950 bales coastwise
| 5000 bales.
MOBILE, Dec. l4.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding $3.50; net receipts 544 bales, gross none;
sales 700; stock 49, 62s bales; exports, coastwise
| 1897 bales.
MEMPHIS Dec l4.-Cotton closed steady;
| middling gIc: net receipts 221S gross 1851
bales; sales l. $50 bales; stock 100, 422 bales
AUGUSTA, Dec. l4.-Cotton closed firm;
middlng 916c; net receipts 75s bales, gross
1 none; sales 954 stock 42, 1870 bales
CHARLESTON, Dec 14.-Cotton closed firm:
Iniddling 91Sc; net. receipts 1891, gross none;
| sales 500; stock 81, 465 bales.
| CINCINNATI, Dec. 14.-Cotton closed steady;
middling loo; net receipts 2,375 bales. gross
none; sales none; stock 1888.
\ LOUISVILLE, Dec 14.-Cotto1 closed steady /;
I middlinR 934c; net receipts none gross none;
| sales none; stock none.
| ST. LOUIS, Dec. 14.-Cotton closed quiet
and steady; middling exc, net receipts LII
bales, gross 1896 sales 60; stock 81, 3lS bales.
| HoUsToN, Dec. 4.-Cotton closed St edy; mid
ding 91Sc net receipts 5,707 bales; gross none;
sales S4S; stock 80 800 bales.
| ATLANTA. Dec. l4.-Cotton closed firm;
| middling BLOC; receipts 1858 bales
| GRAIN AID PRO DIVISIONS.
| New YORK Dec. Ia. noon.-Flour quiet and
| easy. Wheat fairly active and steady. Corn
dull and weak. Pork inactive but strong; mess
$l4 501l6 90. Lard dull and weak. Freights
duh and nominal
NEw YORK, Dec. ID, p. m.-Flour closed
duh without important change; fine grades.
| spring, 81 65C3f s5; fine grades, winter, 81 75(1
200; superfine spring, 81 1909 90; superfine.
winter, 81 8062 IS; southern -four quiet and
1 unchanged. Wheat-Options opened weak on