Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-28
COTTON.

I-pland-. low middling clause, March aa,l-
April delivery.5 6l-64d: May and June.6 l-64d;
June and July, 3-6id; August and Septem-
NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-COttOn closed firm;
sales 973 bales; middllng uplands, 10 9-l6c,
middling Orleans, 1870; net receipts go bales,
Futurcs-NIarket closed steady, with sales of
Il. 900 bales. as follows: November delivery,
10 51GIO 5sc; December, 10 SOLO sc; January,
10 35,Gl0 Boo; February, 10 t29IO 4Oc; March,
10 56Gl0 SIC; April, 10 6ic; May, 10 0GlO 1Sc;
June, 10 SSGl0 S9c; July, 10 g5gll OOc; August,
II 0S(Gll 09c.
Iiveries opened 2-1O0c. lower, advanced 5-lO0c.
G6-I00c.. and declined again 10 the opening
prices. The transactions until 2 p. IN. were
small for want of outside orders. Al the thlrd
call November brought 10 55c.. December
no 32c January TO 35c., February 10 45c.,
March 10 SEC, May 10 &c. June 10 S9c., July
nc August n O9c.(d II 0Sc.'
GALvEsTON, Nov. Election firm; middling
Toe. low middling 95sc, good ordinary Sc; net
receipts 1924 bales, gross lO.&iS; sales I,46i
bales; stock 90 2S6 bales; exports, TO the CONT
nent 4 Az bales, c0astWise "a bales.
NORFOLK. Nov. 27.-COttOn quiet; middling
10 Lice: net receipts S.S2j bales. gross S,S25;
stock 1887 bales; exports coastwise LIS
BALTIMORE. Nov. 27.-Cotton steady; mid
ding lose. low middlng l0c, good ordinary
81 tc: net receipts 272 bales, gross 5.079; sales
bales: stock 1871 bales; sales to spinners
$50 bales: exports. TO Great Britain 1850 bales,
To the continent 1902 bales, coastwise $50
bales. -.,,,.
lO7 zc. low middling 1850, good ordinary 93sc;
net receipts l,ll0 bales, gross Obj; stock l43l
bales. .,
ding 9 I5-l6c. low middling q &c. good ordinary
$50 net receipts Isle bales, gross l,Sl7;
stock IS,2O3 bales; exports to Great Britain
'PHIIHpELPHIA. Nov. q. Cotton steady;
niddIing lose. low middling l03sc, good Ordi-
nary CSC: net receipts 21l- bales, gross Lo5;
stock 1880 bales.
firm. middling Toe. low middling $50, good or
binary 9l4c; net receipts p l59 bales, gross
"a 466: sales 1909 bales; stock 2t,i4 bales;
exports coastwise 2,026 bales.
MOBILE, Nov. 25.-Cotton quiet but steady;
middling 97sc. low middling 9i2c, good orh-
nary 81 g: net receipts ,OSS bales, gross 4,lOl;
sales 1000 bales; stock 1892 bales; exports
coastwise $40 bales.
MFNPHIS. Nov. 27.-COtton quiet but steady;
mfddline 93<c. low middling 9t2c, good or
binary &c: net receipts f,5sz Dales, gross o,'oS'
Shipments 1856 bales; sales i, 100 bales stock
STGTsTA. Nov. 27.-Cotton quiet; middling
CSC. low middling 9iac, good ordinary SIC;
CUsRT FSTON Nov. 27.-COtton dull; buyers
offer lower: middling l0i &C, low mlddlng IOc,
good ordinary 95sc; net receipts 6aSy Dales,
gross $50: sales POO bales; stock JOG, i3S bales;
exports, to the continent 1900 bales, coast
NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-Consolidated net re-
ntaFm n-fll
EXPORTS. TO Great Britain sou bales, TO France
100 to the continent l3-2c4.
ST LOUIS. Nov. 21.-COttOn quiet but STEADY;
middling 97sc, low middllng g12c, good of1l -
nary sc: net receipts Bill bales, gross 5000;
shipments 2,520 bales; sales LOO Dales' STOCK
3O.O06 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
HAVANA. Nov. 25.-Sugar market continued
quiet: quotations nominal; sales 9urihg tH aS
Week s65 hhds of centrifugal, polarzing ~
degrees 5 g-l6 reals, gold, per arrope, ana
$50 hhds of mOlasses sugar, pQlaIlAlhs = 70
~ at go reals besides the 4.SOO hhQs. Oh ceH-
trifu,,sI7 Dolarfzing 90. at 81 reals at Car
Larie7. stocks in warehouse at Havana ana
MatauZes. %. 500 boxes, AZ, lUO bags anu SOU
hhds.: receipts during the week none exports
during the week, no boxes, gu pass, an
4 600 Tbds Of which IS boxes and all bags ana
hhds. were to the United States. Bacon, 30 W
Cd47 90, currency. per cNt- A ulllV tIl ~
white pine. S34 OO'GSo " s 9l,5' ~ GbewinS
tobacco. 81 O9G49 90, gold, per quIntal.
Freights in fair demand but lower; loadl1s ~
Havana for the United states, per ni l ~, ~
sugar, 81 75lG3 90, currency; from ports on tlS 9
north coast (Outside ports for the O1ltSu
States per hhds. of sugar, 50 OOG3 %, per minus
of mOlasses - OOlG2 25.
in its review of the British grain trade during
the past week, says: The progress win
bopefessly late wheat sowing is very slow.
Under the most favorable circumstances
there Is no Improvement in supplies Dry
samples are still scarce. and trade Is very
dull and unchanged. Foreign continues TO
iisapDoint the seller, except New Zealand,
which is sd. better. There has been no adj
vance in any other description OF foreign
breadstuffs which sell slowly. CargOes are
quiet. There have been eight arrivals and five
sales. No. l California advanced Sd. Forward
trade las heen inactive. ffices are stea9y.
FIour has been an Eest!.icted demand, and sales
were more or less. Foreign Is Gnimprqyed.
The arrivals from America were heavy. Bar
lev has improved. Samples are scarce;
Values improved at some OF the principal
exchanges. FqEeigns are quiet. Oats are I'M
changed. Foreigns are lower. Naize has I'M
proved at London on a liberal supply. It Is
weaker at Liverpool The sales of English
wheat during the past week were 81, l59 quar-
Tors at 40s. I1d against 81, 49l quarters at 45s:
90. during the corresponding week last year.