The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-19


Liverpool, Dec. Is, noon.-Cottou. fair de-
mand: freely met, at unchanged pr ces:
american mtddling. 41ld: sales 10000 aIes:
american. COO bales; spec lation and ex-
port W. oales; receipts, 20 900 tales; Amer
ican, l1,OOJ bales. Futures opened steady;
demand moderate
,,futures-Americau middling fair, low mid
ding clause: December. 4 1O-Bid; Decem Der
ana January, 10 SO. also ii-6id; January
and February, ll64d also 10 sd: Feb
ruary and March. IL 81. also 1850 also
li-o4d; March and April. 4 l2-6id, also / 5
oi1 also u sd; April and Nav, 1850. also
lo-o4d; MAY and June, l6 cid. also i7.6id; ;
June and July, 1880, also 1s-64d july and
ArR1st, 1850, also 4 coed. Tenders. 800
bales new dockets.
P motion: American middling fair.
ll'Sod; good middling 49sd; middling, AID:
low middling, 416d; good ordinary, 4d; orti-
nary l3-tjd.
Futures-American mtddling fair, low mid
ding clause: December. 4 l2-6Id sellers; De-
eemoer and January, 4 l2-64d. sellers; Jan
uary and February, l264d. sellers; February
ana March l3-64d, sellers; March and April
l sd, sellers: April and May. l5-6i0
l664d; May and June 4 17-64d. BUYERS: June
and July. 1850 sellers; July and August.
quiet.
New York, Dec. IS, noon.-Cotton contracts
opened steady at 263 points advance fell 3
poln,s, and closed at point over saturday s
prizes.
New York. Dec. ls-cotton futures opened
easy, as follows: December. Gle; Jan
uary. O2c; February, 74c; March, Z &c;
April, z 90c: May SIC.
New York, rec. IS, 4 p. m.-Spot cotton
closed dull; middling uplands Il l6c; mid
ding o. leans 10; sales ~ bales
Futures closed STEADY, with sales Of I42 100
bales as follows: December. Z o6c; January
5fc; FEBRUARY, c; March, &c; April
sic; May SIC; June. &c; July, s 0ic; Au-
gust, lie.
New York, Dec 1s-The total consolidated
netreceipts at all the ports to-day were 1855
bales; exports TO Great Britain 20t 98 bales, to
the continent ,Sl5 bales; to France 45J3
bales; stock l,tfasl2 bales.
Total SO far this week: Net receipts 81 9;6
3ales; exports to Great Britain 81 747 bales
10 france $40 bales. to the continent 40 I6)
tales
New Orleans Dec. 1s.-Cotton futures closed
steady. with sales Of 30 800 bales. as
follows: De :ember C. Jan AIRY Z nc. Feb-
ruary Bic, March 4lc, April z oUc May 5ec,
June Co., j ally z 74c.
New Yo;k Ie;.I2 The Suns cotton re-
view says: Owing to some a lvance in Liver
pool there was a moderate improvement IN
prices mere early in the day, but it was all
lost later on. owing 10 large receipts at the
ports to-day, estimated large receints
at New Orleans to morrow, d
reports that receipts at various por
this week will reach age figures.
Liquidation by discouraged tu Is and some
nears hammering. sent prices to points be-
low the closing figures OF SATURDAY. but the
market en- led steady. The re Ell rs at some
OF the interior towns continue large, and sales
OF the actual cotton in this country are com
parative small sales, 1873 bales. Liver
poo advanCe12 points. closins steady with
spot sales of 10000 bales at unchanged prices.
At ManC hester yarns were in buyers favor
and cloths we're d II. New Orleans adya1 ed
points, but reacted latter on. Spot cotton
here was l-l6c lower, with sales of SO ales for
spinning and deliveries on contra is of
'.yUO DaleS. southern spot markets we're gen
orally quiet and unchanged. There was de-
cline of ice at one Of the so uhera markets
New Orleans closed easy without Quotable
hange. New Orleans sod $500 ales. 1he
re eipts at the ports were So ,0S6 aleS against
% eS7 this day last week ald 46, 574 last year.
he total thus far this week is 9i.9l6 against
07,44l for the same me last week. Exports
from the ports were % 693 to Great Britain
5Oj to France, and 2S315 to the continent.
New Orleans expects loo bales to morrow.
New York. j &c IS-Riordan & Co. say OF
'otton: "A slight rise in Liverpool caused
hi!her opening here. March selling on the
all at 7.S2c. But the improvement did not
last long, and within few minutes after the
call prices had reached the level Of Satur-
day closings. Big reoei is. present and pro-
spective, we more than the ulls could
stand and the market con IN ed rather welk
throughout the day. furthel d ,cline of >
or points took place. March ylling down
to 20. The c ose was steady al the lowest
trlces. here is no SIN, as yet,
Of any falling of in the movement
and until S falling of takes place. no ad-
vance that can trusted is likely to take
place. There may lie rclles of toto IS points,
aut such rallies will pro " he followed oy
more marked declines. Tle spinners Il not
ny largely until re celptS drop, and rs long as
SINNERS continue indiffe eat speci lltton will
be lifeless. The only thing That prevented
more Sc toJS decline to day was the fear of
Bradstreets crop estimate, which is prom
ised for Thursday next. but this influence
will e limited in extent and unless receipts
slacken on we fear that prices will go lower"