Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-25
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Noon Report.

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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Noon Report.
FINANCIAL.
Paris, Nov. "A, 80 p. m.-Rentes, 8Of l5c
money; 1929 for account.
NEW FORK, Nov. 24.-StOcks opened weak.
Money, 10 per cent. Exchange-fong, 81 1874 !;
eminent bonds dull
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 24.-Cotton opened with a
moderate inquiry, which was freely supplied :
nlIIuuII a uplands Esd, middling Orleans 63sd
safes Iz,OOO bales of which 1900 were for specu-
latlon and export; receipts 23.50O bales
American Is, 800 bales.
FUTURES: Cplands, low middling clause
november delivery, 5-64(G6 6-64Gd6 5-64d: No
NeInDef and December. 5 6l-64d: December
ana January, 59-64(G5 60-64d; January and
EeDruary,5 6O-64d; February and March, 81 "a
70 oz-o4Cg5 6I-64d; March and April, SO Cad !;
May ana June, 3-646L6 4-6416 3-64d: June
steady.
sales for the week, 81, 900 bales-American.
9l,OOO Dales; speculation, $500 bales: EXPORTS
1850 bales; actual exports, s. 100 bales: i'm
ports, 10000 bales-American, $4,000 bales:
stock, $4,000 bales-American, 100000 bales /;
aHoaI, zoo,OOO Dales-American, 225, 900 bales.
300 p m.-Sales of the day included 5000
bales of American.
Futures: Uplands, low middling clause.
November delivery, 6-64d; February and
D H.
TINS weeks circular of the Liverpool Cotton
Brokers Association says: Cotton was in eX-
tenslve demand on Monday, with some adj
vance. since then the market has been Ouiet
with tendency in favor of BUYERS OuOta-
tons are now little changed from last week
American was in improved request at the be-
ginning OF the week at lid. advance, which
mas since been lost. In sea island there was
more business, and holders met the demand
freely. quotations are unchanged Futures
opened hrm, and gradually improved until
q HE~ rssaf.a /
being from 1-64d .(Gl0-6id. higher near posi-
lions showing an extreme Improvement A
reaction ensued, and prices closed steady at a
net aayahce OF 6-64d Tor November, and led.
T92-64d. for winter months"
MANCHESTER, Nov. 24.-Market firm but
not much doing.
NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-Cotton opened easier:
sai5S 30; % Daes; mIddllng uplands, 10 9l6c,
Futures: Market quiet but steady. with
sales as follows; November delivery, 10 sic
December, 10 SIC; January, 10 Ale: February
III Ole; March, 10 zoe; April, TO lie.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. A.-Bacon, long clear mid
dies, Cos.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. a, /: 80 p. m.-Breadstuffs
firm. California wheat, average white. IS lOd
lid. Pork, Cos Cd.
A leading weekly grain circular saws:
Oraln continues very firm. Wheat is dearer
IN all positions. Prices in most of the mar
hCIo a W. iiSllCls OdIPOcS, especially those
on passage and for shipment. are held for an
advance, with good demand at to-day's mar
ket' wheat was in good inquiry, and there
was fair trade at the highest prices-in some
instances Id. more was realized Flour was
IN active request, and prices were firm. Corn
was about 2d. higher. The business done was
small
LONDON, Nov. 2.-In the Mincing Lane
markets sugar has been quiet but Steady.
Coffee was dull; plantation Cevlon sold at
from OBS. to 15s. for good to low middlng.
NEW YORK, Nov A.-FlOur opened quiet but
steady; Wheat quiet; 1920 better Corn
opened 4sfG2sc lower; afterwards recovered
most of decline. Pork firm but quet: mess.
$40 O0@2l co. Lard firm at u SOC Freights
BALTIMORE, Nov. A.-FlOurquietb but steady:
Howard street and Western superfne SO 25IG
-; extra, So S7(G4 50; family 81 1905 IS: city
mills supertine, So 50C14 90; extra, 81 25d5 So:
Western quiet but steady; Southern, red 81 OF
(gl OF, amber 81 0S(gl IA; No. / MARYLAND,
81 OPS; No. ? Western winter red, on spot.
81 O654(Gl o. Corn-Southern irregular; West
ern inactive but tirmer; Southern, white 6O0
7Sc, yellow 6Otg77c.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Spirits turpentine,
53c. ROsn, 81 SOGl S715.
Evening Report.
FINANCIAL.
PARIS, Nov. "a, 400 p. m.-Rentes. SOf 4Oc
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. A.-EXchange-New
York sight par; bankers sterling, 81 1871.
NEW YORK, Nov. M-Exchange 81 1917
Government bonds closed weak and lower;
new five per cents, l0l12; four and half per
cents, ll234; four per cents, 1852; three per
cents, 1919. Money, l2G20 per cent; closed
at 9. state bonds moderately active and weak
Sub-Treasury balances-COin $1O3, Sl4,O 900 90;
currency, $4,649O00 90.
Speculation in the Stock Exchange to-day
has been active and irregular, but generally
weak, and values as a rule are lower than at
yesterdays close. The market opened weak
nnad IN Ion
days closing quotations, the latter for
Chicago and Alton. Immediately after
the opening, prices dropped 13G25s per
cent, Rock Island, Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, Canada Southern, Reading and New
Jersey Central being most prominent in the
downward movement. This was followed by
a general recovery of 1s(Gl per cent, the lat
ter for St. Paul. But the market again be-
came weak and sold down hMl5S per cent ,
Missouri Pacific, st. Paul, Canada Southern
and Chicago, burlington and Quincy leading
the decline. The market after this was some
what irregular, but shortly before midday
a general rally of 1s(G1t per cent. took place
led by Rock Island, while Wabash preferred
fell off = per cent. Subsequently the market
again became depressed and early in the af-
ternOon Union Pacific and Omaha receded ,
per cent, Missouri Pacific pa per cent Cana
ola Southern rs, Texas Pacific, Wabash pre-
ferred and Oregon and TranscOntinental each
IA per cent, and the rest of the list I5(Gl per
cent.
After this the rate for money, which pre-
vlously had ruled between 10 and % per cent
became easier on the receipt of Secretary Fol-
gers order to redeem bonds, and the market
took an upward turn, advancing y to 20 per
cent, ONO and Mississippi, Wabash preferred,
Michigan Central, Canada Southern, St. Paul
Union Pacific and Oregon and Transconti-
mental being most conspicuous in the advance
In the final dealings there was a reaction in
some shorts. The market closed irregular at
a decline on the days transaction Of 1l023l
per cent, Northwestern, Missouri Pacific ST.
Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba and Peoria
Decatur and Evansville being most eOnspicu-
Gus therein. Transactions aggregated 635 600
shares at the following quotations.;