The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-10

LIVERPOOL Dec. 9, 1890 p. m-Spot cotton
opened STEADY; little doing; American middlinR
upIands sgd; sales 1900 bales; speculation aud
export 1000 bales; receipts " 300 bales-all
American. f - .i#E r1r y
Futures American middlinR low niddling
clause. December and January delivery 4-64d;
D 6-e4d, also sod, also 9-64d; February and
March delivery 9-64d, also l0-64d, also
5 l1-e4d, also l2-64d; March and April delivery
is-e4d, also 12-64d. also 1164d, also l3-64d,
also 14o%d. also 8 1364d. also l4-e4d. also
l664d; April and May delivery l5-64d, also
i4-64d, also l6-64d. also 16-o4d, also 1000;
May and June delivery 5 n-64d, also 16-o4d,
also 1884, also 10 64d, also 8 2Oe4d; juno
and July delivery 2O64i, also s ls-C4d. Flu
lures steady.
2p. MIXTURES: American middling. low
middling clause, December delivery s 8 64d
buyers; Decew Der and January delivery 5 S-64d,
buyers: January and February delivery 8 l0-6id
buyers; February and March delivery f3-64d,
sellers; March and April delivery l5-e46
and June delivery 5 20-6415 2i-84d; June and
July delivery 23-64d; July and August delivery
25-6495 26-o4d Futures firm at the advance
APP. mixtures: American middling, low
middling clause. December delivery 5-64d,
buyers; December and January delivery
5-64d. buyers; January and February delivery
3 io-6i1s ii-sid; March and April delivery
5 l3.64d sellers; April and May delivery 15-64M
5 16-64d; May and June delivery 1884, sellers;
June and July delivery 2O-640b6 91-64d;
closed quiet at the decline.
The weekly Liverpool cotton report Is as fol-
lows: Sales of all kinds $1,000 bales, including
81, 600 bales Of American, 5000 for speculation
and 600 for export; Imports OF all kinds $4,000
bales, including $4,000 bales of American:
stock OF all kinds 352 900 bales against l48 600
bales last year, including 900 bales of
American, against 956 900 bales last year; ahoat
of all kinds 81, 900 bales, against 40 900 bales
last year, including 305000 bales of American,
against 4l0, 900 bales last year.
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steady as follows: December delivery Acc bid,
January delivery SIC bid, February delivery
&c bid, March delivery sc bid, April deliv-
cry 9 SIC bid, May delivery 9 97c bid.
new YORK, Dec. 9, noon.-Speculation this
morning was fairly active, but the outlook was
not encouraging for the bulls. The first sales
showed no changes for January to April and
3Gb4 points decline for other months Shortly
after the opening a general decline took place
which broke January delivery TO 8 48c February
to Sc March to &c. April TO 7sc, and MAY
to $50. The weakness at Liverpool where
points decline was reported in the early cables
caused tmidity on the part of local traders
Estimated receipts for the day at all the ports
were $1,000 bales, which IS within 1000 bales of
last week and 1000 bales last year The in
terror movement for the week at Dallas Helena
Selma. Columbus, Ga, and Atlanta denotes a
Charlotte was heavier than last week and
Meridian somewhat above 1891. The lower
Liverpool cables were caused by over estimates
OF the sales of spot cotton; while recovery at
the close was attributed to our antictnated
light interior movements. Prices moved up
2A4 points, most months at noon having rallied
to within 2a4 points of last nights close as fol-
lows January 8 SEC, February Csc. March
8 75c, April go, May Q CSC. Sales TO noon
$4,000 bales.
Weekly net receipts 1859 bales, gross s7.743;
exports, to Great Britain 1909 bales. TO
France 616, TO the continent SAB: forwarded
%, ore bales; sales $3.50 bales; spinners .369.
Total net receipts to-day were q Pa bales:
exports to Great Britain 6.s47 bales 10 the
continent 23 BOZ bales. to Franco x hall
stock I,06s, OIL bales.
Consolidated net receipts at all ports for
the week 255, SOL bales; exports, TO Great Britain
64,44S bales 10 the continent 56.574 bales, 70
France 20, 269.
Total net receipts since Sept. 1. 2g7q 7ss
bales; exports, to Great Britain /, 1873, 665 bales
70 France As.7'o bales; to the continent 5i4,622
bales.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 9-The following summary
of Hubbard, Price & Co. g letter il az folloWs.
THE news from foreign markets this morning
was decidedly better than the trade expected
Liverpool market advanced from l-64A2-64f AT
9 o'clock Spot sales. however, were onlv 8 600
bales. Our market opened steady at a slight
improvement. but as the call proceeded the ad-
vance was lost and the market became easy
decline Of 10 points ensued before il was
checked by the light movement at the Atlantic
ports. The interior movement was also very
light. and caused sharp rally from the ex.
treme low point touched under the influence Of
foreign advices above the closing quotations of
yesterday. The movement at New Orleans
however, promises TO be heavy tomorrow and
this again created a weak feeling here. During
the afternoon uneasness over the situation Ia
washington increased the desire to dispose Of
holdings, and under pressure the market closed
easy at the lowest quotations of the day"
GALVESTON Dec. Cotton closed firm:
mlddhpg s5sc; net receipts e1l6, gross none;