Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-23
Evening Report.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-spirits turpentine, SIC.
R0sin, 81 S0(Gl 80.
Evening Report.
FINANCIAL.
PARIS, Nov. y, 4:30 p. m.-Rentes, 79f zoe.
LONDON, Nov. y, 400 p. m.-ConsOls, for
money, l0l I5-l6; for account, lO2 1-l6.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 22.-Exchange-New
York sight, par.
NEW YORK, Nov 22-Exchange, 81 1919
Government bonds closed irregular and gem
orally per cent lower; new five per cents
1875; four and half per cents, 1925; four per
cents, 1l9; three per cents, IOl5s. Money. 10
. per cent; closed at 6. State bonds ne
elected
ub-Treasury balances-Coin $lO3, 465, 900 90;
currency, 81, 427 900 90.
The stock market opened strong under great
excitement, and values were generally 14Gd2l4
per cent. above yesterdays close, the latter
for st. Panl, Minneapolis and Manitoba. The
market continued strong in the early trade,
and recorded further advance of 12(d2 per
cent, in which Northwestern, Lake shore,
Indiana, Bloomington and Western and
Michigan Central were most conspicuous.
The tone then became very weak, and
under great pressure to sell prices about
noon recorded a decline ranging from 2lG6l5
per cent? the latter in st. Paul. Minneapolis
and Manitoba to l36; Michigan Central,
which fell of A., Canada southern ~. Den
yer and Rio Grande and Northern Pacific 4,
Northwestern 35s Chicago, Burlington and
common 3, preferred - and st. Paul
27s per cent. After this the market was If
regular but subsequently, became very strong.
and with one or two reactions sold up to the
close, not only recovering the mornings
decline but going above yesterdays closing
prices. The advance ranged from 2(G6 per
cent. Riehmond.and Danyille, st. Paul, Min
neapOlis and Manitoba. Canada Southern,
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Michigan
Central, Northwest and Common preferred,
Denver and Rio Grande, Reading, New Jersey
Central and st. Paul being most conspicuous
in the upward turn.
The market closed strong at an advance of
i4(d3 per cent. the latter for Indiana. Bloom
ington and Western. while Richmond and
Danville is per cent. higher Transactions
during the last hours were enormous, and the
aggregate number of shares sold during the
day were $4,000. at the following quotations:
Ala. class AZ to 5.*S2la Nash. Il Chatta 81
Ala \, small 81 \. Y. Central 12S
Ala. class Il. 5s.... l0lf Plttsburg .-.-...- l39
Ala class c. As So Richm'd& Argh'y IA
CHICK N'rthw'n l3435 Richm'd Il Danv 57*
- preferred. = 154 Rock Island 125l@
Erie .... ....... 30 So Caro-. Brown
f. Tennessee Rd 81 consols .. 1917
Illinois Central ,14I15 W PointTe1minal n
Lake Shore -.-. 1929 Wab.. St.L & Pac 303S
L'ville \ Nash 5l2s W, St.L.&P. pref 555s
Memphis 4 Char. 46T Western Union Sl1s
Georgia 6s .--- 1851 Manhattan Elev As
- IS. mortgage. l07F Metropolitan Ell. IS
=. Is. gold ll3F Michigan Central 9134
Louisiana cOnsols 6Sl@ Mobile x Ohio. Is
y. Carolina. old. 30* y. J. Central -... 663s
' new .- 15t Norf. 4 W. pref. 5lla
funding IOt New York I'll 100
e special tax Ohio &Mississippi 1925
Tennessee 6s, Old. 45 q" " pref. S9I
= new ass Pacific Mail 3534
Virginia 6s 36I Panama .--.. 1879
. consolidated t6Oi2 Quicksilver >. 5. 81
d" deferred +. l89 F." preferred a
A Iiitia1 Express. 95l5 StLouis & san 3
+ Ch'peake X Ohio. DBL - - pref 53l ,
I Chicago 4 Alton I3llt - - 1st pref 81
Co IONS, Coal 236 . preferred 100
I Del, Lack. 4 W III Texas Pacific. .... 3S
Y Fort Wave 134t Union Pacific 1853
+ Hannibal 4 -. 10 IS L. ;. Express O.
Houston & Texas. S.
'' asked. i''''' ''N'''i Last. Last ''''
COTTON.
/ LIVERPOOL, Nov, y, 500 p. m.-Futures:
/ Uplands, low middling clause, November and
4 December delivery, 59-64d; January and
/ February, 59-6id; February and March,
/ ; 6O-64d; March and April. ) 63-64d; April and
MAY. I'd; June and July, 4-64d; July and
/ August, 7-64d Prices closed weak.
/ NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Cotton closed dull ;
/ sales $50 bales; middling uplands 10 9-l6c,
middling Orleans 1850; net receipts ,l94
! Futures-Market closed barely steady, with
I sales of $4,000 bales as follows: November de-
+ livery, 10 4SGl0 49c; December, 10 32Gl0 33c ;
January, 10 39Gl0 37c; February, 10 46gl0 41c;
March, 10 51(dl0 5Sc; April, 10 6Sc. May. 10 T9c
June, 10 soc; July, II 00Gll ole: August, II l0(g
+ II He.
/ NEW YORK. Nov 22.-The POSTS cotton re-
J port saws ''E UIUfe teilNeEleS at the HIct call
/ sold at a slight reduction from yesterday 5
/ closing quotations, and continued to be
/ offered at lower prices till about noon,
/ when the decline had reached II-l00c. for No
vember and 13-lOOc. to H-lO0c. for later
positions. For while there were slight iuc-
tuations. and later in the day prices advanced
3-100c. 10 5-l00c. 1t IS difficult to assign solid
reason for tO-day's decline. At the third call
/ November brought 10 45c.. December 10 Bic,
January 10 35c.. March 10 Soc, April 10 &c,
| May 10 7Sc., June 10 see, July 10 99c. and Au-
/ GALVESTON. Nov. 22.-Cotton steady; mid
ding lOc. low middling 95sc, good ordinary
% &C; net receipts 1885, bales, gross 1855; sales
F 26.660 bales: stock 96,5I7 bales; exports TO the
/ NORFOLK. Nov. 22.-Cotton easy; middling
I 10 3-IGc: net receipts 52S4 bales. gross j,2S4
| stock 1922 bales; sales l,2s4 bales; exports
4 coastWise 3.525 bales.
/ BALTIMORE, Nov. 22.-Cotton quiet but
I steady; middllng lO3sc, low mlddllng lOc, good
4 ordinary 9l4c net receip;s 1913 Dales, gross
I bales; exports. to the continent SOB bales,
I cOastwise Isl bales.
/ BosTON. Nov 22.-Cotton steady; middling
I lie. low middling l0lac, good ordinary 94c;
net receipts $50 bales, gross abb; stock ,430
/ bales.
I WILMINGTON, Nov. 22.-Cotton dull; mid
/ ding Zoe. low middling 8 9-l6c, good ordinary
ll-lBc; net receipts ISL bales, gross 9Sl; stock
/ 1917 bales: exports cOastwise l,55l bales.
I PHILADELPHIA. Nov. -. - Cotton quiet
/ midding lG34c, low middling lose, good ordl-
nary 93sc; net receipts go bales, gross S,II;
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 22-Cotton easier;
middling IOc. low middling CSC, good ordinary
81 {cs net receipts 40 bales; sales 1000 baies
1 stock 20SlSG bales; exports, to France 4,529
I bales, to the continent l3l, cOastwise ), 235.
MOBILE, Nov 22.-Cotton easy; mIddllng
( l0c. low middling 81 sc, good ordinary 94c; net
receipts 70l bales. gross I0l; sales 1000 Dales
stock Il. 42T bales; exports cOastwise 525 bales
MEMPHIS, Nov. z2.-COtton steady; mid
/ ding $50. low middling 9l2c, good ordinary
4 . . Ill, . shi
ments 1875 bales; sales p 100 bales; stock 1850
/ bales, 49,
/ ATGUsFA, Nov. 22.-CottOn quiet; middling
/ CSC, low middling &C, good ordinary &C; net
receipts $40 bales: sales l,O32 bales,
CHARLESTON, Nov. 22.-COttOn easy; md
[ ding lOI4 &C. low middling IOc. good ordinary
95se; net receipts $50 bales gross 4'5S6; sales
| / 600 bales: stock III, 166 bales.
NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-COnsOlidated net re-
ceipts to-day for all cotton ports; 81, 995 bales
exports, To Great Britain S,24I bales, to france
! 1 SEA 10 the continent 1878.
81 Jot.fs Acv. 22.-COttOn quiet and easy
/ middling 9TSe. low abiding 912c, good ordi-
nary SIC: net receipts $500 hales, gross ouSI
I Shipments 3,94S bales sales $50 bales; STOCK
ss,2S bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
T-vrppooI Nov. % 400 D. m.-Lard 6ls.
! New York. Nov. 22.-Flour, southern, duli
7 and weak: common TO fair extra, = sego 90, -,
good TO choice ditto, S. 30gb 20. v neat, cael.
| nominal: nugr5fIed red. s5ctG$1 10; No. red,
November delivery, 81 or al Os. Corn, eX-
cited and again much higher; spot anu 5lIo ~ ~
/ vember 6C19c, December and the year gaS632e.
better; closing very strong; ungradea, 99Vs99o'
I No. ?, November delivery. a4ctd4l W. 0ats;
I cash 3 shade lower; No. 3, 4Ha4zt3c, n IoP9
/ quiet but steady; New Works, II OUgl 10.
/ Coffee. spot dull and weak; options STEADY ;
/ Rio in cargOes. quoted at 6I4CGS3zc; job lots;
| 81 sal0c: sales December, 5 S5c. Sugar dun
and weak: fair to good refining quoted at I14lg
! 73Ict seiiuad quiet but steady-standard A,
| SlsldSsz "a; yeli0sg e, 63zd67sc white extra Z,
7sSfdT7se: yellow ditto, z(eI5sc; yellow, 63sc
81 q. s. &c: mould A, Ss4GS5se; leGrfectioner's
A. SIC: cut loaf, 9iSg9sse; crushed; y &C., g
powdered. 9Iad93sc; granuiated, Sc; cubes,
s3<e. Molasses quiet but steady. Rice I'M
/ Changed and dull. Cotton seed oil, 63(g7 lc.
Hides steady and fairly active. Wool dull ana
| unchanged Pork duh and unsettled; prices
somewhat nominal: old nless, on spot 81; new
quoted at $50: options nominal. Middles dull
and nominal; Tong clear, l015c. Lard l5CG5Oc
/ per cwt. higher and fairly active; closing very
bu0yant; prime steam, on spot, III fGei nQyeems
! Der delivery, II 50lqi1 s5e; December, ~ 100
| IL 0Oc.- Ereights to Liverpool aHlli cotton, per
1 steam. 14(l5-16d wheat, per steam, %.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 22.-Oats-NOthing done.
| Provisions steady. Bulk meats-sh0ulders
| and eieaT rib sides, packed, 91zc and Hz2c.
/ Racon-sh0nlders, LEG; clear rib sides, l6c.
Hams. I5l1(dl7c Lard, refined. l31ac. Coffee
Il dull: Rio cargoes, ordinary ta faAks 4 = 4es4c;
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