The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-16
COTTON.

| LIVERPOOL. Dec, Is, 1880 p. m.-Spot cotton
ppened steady and in fair demand; American
| middlinR uplands 3-16d; sales 10000 bales,
| including 1000 bales for speculation and export
| receipts q, OOO-Anerican "a 400 bales
| Futures: American middling, low middling
clause. December and January delivery ID;
January and February delivery 5 10-64d, also
| 5 ll-64d, also I2-64d, also 1l-64d: February
and March delivery 13-64d, also 1464d also
| 5 l3-64d; March and April delivery 1864,
also l6-64d. also 17-64d also 16-64d; April
and May delivery 1854 also iq-64d; May
and June delivery 81 -64d also 22-6td, also
2i64d; June and July delivery 28-64d, also
e4-63d; July and August delivery 3 26 sd.
| Futures firm.
| 2 p. MIXTURES: American middlins. low
| middling clause, December delivery ll-64d,
value; December and January delivery i1-64d,
value; January and February delivery l2-64d,
sellers; February and March delivery l4-64@
5 15-64d; March and April delivery l6-64QA
! 3 1854; April and May delivery 1864, buy
ers; May and June delivery 5 2l-649D 22-64d;
June and July delivery 24-64d, sellers,
! July and August delivery H-6Id, sellers. Flu
| lures firm.
American middling fair 5Ssd. good middIing
| Sled, mddling 5-16d, low mlddling 5 l-16d,
| good ordinary l5-i6d, ordinary 4S4d.
Sales to-day included $40 bales Of American
| 4p. mixtures: American middlug low
| niddling clause, December delivery ll-64d;
| December and January delivery ii sd;
January and February delivery 12-64d, sellers;
February and March delivery 146iGD5 l6-s4d;
March and April delivery 1854 Sellers
April and May delivery l9-6405 20-s4d; May
and June delivery 2l6405 22-64d; June and
| July delivery 24-64d sellers; July and
| August delivery 25-64d. Futures closed firm.
| INV YORK Dec l5-The following Ia the
summary of Hubbard. Price & Co.: Cables
/ from Liverpool advise less favorable accounts
| OF the last Indian crop, and this, coincdently
with better demand from spinners. impaired
| a better tone TO that market this morning The
sales were 5000 bales and future I'd to 4-64d
! higher, closing firm. The improvement abroad
| was hardly anticipated as our market for the
1 ma faur 6au has sill 4ah m,A xu,stA
! pronounced strength. To-day, however, It has
| taken on new life, opening prices showed an sd-
| vance OF about points. Before o'clock the
/ net Improvements, as compared with last nights
/ figures, had reached IL points, at which time a
| slight reaction has been established. During
| the afternoon the market sold as low as 967c
| for March, but recovered the decline and closed
| very steady at the highest price for the day
/ and about IL points over last evenings figures.
Recsipts for the DAY were NOT over % 900 bales.
1 New Orleans receipts tomorrow estimated at
| 900 bales against 20, 900 bales last year
The market during the afternoon ruled very
| active. The early rise Of IS points in some in
| stances was we'll maintained considering the
large business received. Frequent recessions
| took place, some months losing as much as 9 70
| points, but a rapid recovery followed and the
tendency was toward higher basis graft
that many of the strongest operators were
among the buyers and sellers, llquidating on
every advance and covering on decline. The
strength was in part due to the improved de-
mand in Manchester
Receipts at the ports thus far this week In
c1de Galveston, 81, 800 Mobile. 1879; savan-
today were 1881 bales, against $3.50 last
at all the pores since Sept. 8, I24.744: against
4e4,427 Exports to Great Britain, /, 1893, 4s3;
against l, GA 422; France. 2S7,811 against H.
| 96S; Continent. 55G,e26 against 1854. Total
exports 1895 ,s70 against 2,731 ,964. Five days
receipts at the ports l4S 942 against 1856 O7 last
| year. Exports to Great Britain 81. 40, against
$3.50. To continent 90, 700, against 49, O56 last
year; France l5.464; against II .S72 last year,
Stock at New York. 30S 262; against 2S3 7S6 last
/ year. Stock at all the ports. ,l00, 242; against
| 1,2l3,973 last year.
NEW YORK, Dec. Is. noon.-Futures opened
as follows: December delivery 9 6Oc. January
delivery Csc, February delivery 7sc March
delivery SEC April delivery 10 OOc, May de-
! livery 10 Csc.
New YORK, Dec 10, noon The feeling in the
exchange this morning was decidedly bullish
| The early cables indicated an increased demand
for spot cotton at Liverpool in the first hour
The first transactions in this market we're at an
advance to 10 points. Then came the decline
| for January TO &C. February to 73c, March
| to Q S3c, April to 94c, and May to 10 o2c. A
rapid recovery to the opening prices followed.
and at noon January had advanced to 73c,
| February to Sac, March to 0 Csc, April TO
| 10 04c, and May to 10 14c Sales to noon It's 900
bales. The Bombay weekly report is as fol-
| lows: Receipts 81 900 bales: total since Jan l.
1739,000 bales, against 1924 900 bales in 81.
The committee on revision of spot quotations
on the Cotton Exchange have increased quo
tations OF Gulf cotton Lido, thus making the
difference between upland and Gulf Nc
New York. Dec. Is, $500 p. m.-Middling
uplsnds c; middling Orleans 1Oc; low mid
ding upIands $3.50; good ordinary 11.16c:
net receipts 200 bales, gross g. s39; exports to
France S25 bales, to the continent III bales;
forwarded 4,65l bales; sales 1904 bales, all to
spinners; stock 3o2 9O4 bales. Spot cotton closed
seedy.
Futures-Market closed firm, with sales of
81, 100 bales as follows: December delivery 81
a. Gsc January delivery 14GD9 75c. February
8 95c, April delivery 10 040l0 Csc, May delivery
10 13c, June delivery 10 21010 22c. July de-
livery 10 2SG10 29c, August delivery 10 800
10 sac.
GALVESTON, Dec 15.-Cotton closed steady;
middhDg $50: net receipts 1891. gross none;
sales s88 bales; stock 1914, 437 bales; exports,
TO Great Britain 4, 492 bales.
NORFOLK, Dec. 15.-Cotton closed steady:
middling $3.50; net receipts 634 bales, gross
none; sales s97 bales; stock AZ. 466 bales; ex-
p rts, coastwiss 1881 bales.
BALTIMORE, Dec. B.-Cotton closed nominal:
middling $50; net receipts none, gross 500;
sales none; stock 29.5S7 bales; exports, to
Great Britain 2,154 bales, TO the continent 1883
bales.
BosroN, Dec. 15.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling $50; net receipts l,l4l bales. gross
$3.50; sales none; stock - bales.
WILMINGTON, Dec 15.--Cotton closed firm;
middliug 91sc; net receipts ,S9s bales. gross
none: sales none; stock IS 9S9 bales; exports
TO Great Britain $3.50 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 15.-Cotton closed firm;
mluQlluE lUIkCs net TeCtlpLs %, gross D6leS.
sales none; stock 14.255 bales
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 15.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 1l-l0c; net receipts Y, ia baes gross
ID $50; sales 10000 bales; stock 2e3 49S bales;
exports, coastwise !, $50 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. I5-Cotton futures
closed steady with sales Of l37. 400 bales as fol-
lows: December delivery 9 CSC, January 8 roc,
February 76c, March SIC, April 90c May
CSC, June 10 CSC, July 10 l3c.
MOBILE, Dec. l5.--Cotton closed firm; mid
ding 915c; net receipts 1871 bales, gross none;
sales 1000 bales; stock 39,061 bales exports.
eoastwse 6s3 bales.
MEMPHIS, Dec. l5.-Cotton closed firm;
middling gNc: net receipts 2373 bales, gross
none: sales $500 bales: STOCK ITO, 24S bales.
AUGUSTA, Dec. 15.-Cotton closed firm;
middiing 9$sc; net receipts 1,0il bales, gross
none sales $50; stock A. 1875 bales.
CHARLESTON, Dec 1s.-Cotton closed firm:
middling 91b@q9ec; net receipts 1861, gross
none; sales 600; stock 81, 1913 bales exports,
coastwise $40 bales.
CINoINNATI, Dec. 15.-CottOn closed steady;
middling 10c; net receipts 1916 bales, gross
none; sales n; stock 1882.
LOUISVILLE. Dec. 15.-Cottoa closed steady;
mddng 934c; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock none.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. l5.-Cotton closed steady
middling 994c, net receipts 1885 bales gross
1850; sales 200; stock OK. s54 bales.
HoUsToN. Dec. I5-Cotton closed st ,Rdy; mid
ding 91fc; net receipts 4, 459 bales gross none;
sales 5as; stock 1866 bales.