Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-30

creased, $3,025, 100; specie increased, S9u2 200:
legal tenders increased 81. IO2 geo: deposits de-
cfeaset, S62 leo; circulation decreased. Sos
200; reserve increased, S2.02l, OPS. The banks
now hold So, z5I,l75 IL excess OF legal require
mcnts.
co7ToN.
LIVERPOOL, NOV. %. noon.-Cotton quiet
and rather easier; midcb1g Upls1ds. sgd:
mlddlng Orleans 5 1851: SAFES 5000 bales,
for speculation and export l 900 bales; receipts
Futures: Uplauds. low u,lddling oiausc.
December and January delivery, 5 46-640
> 43-bid; January anu February, 49-64(g
As sd; February and March. 5 52-6l0lj 81 -64d;
March and April, 55-6Ad5 5f-6id; April and
May. 5 5S-64d; May and June. 81 ed; june
and July, l-lGd. Market dull at decline.
The tenders Of deliveries at to-day's clear
ings amounted - 100 bales new docket, and
100 bales old docket.
p. m.-sases To-day i2Claded 500 bales
Of American.
Futures: UuIands. iew rnldGfing cisuse,
December delivery, 45-6id. sellers; Deem
Der and January. ; 15-6ii, sellers: January
and February, 48-64d, sellers; February and
March, 5O-64d, buyers. March and April,
54-64d, sellers; April and May. 5T-e4d,
buyers; May and June, l-64d, sellers; June
and July, l-6id, sellers: July and August,
4-6id, sellers. Market closed weak.
Ma IOKk, Nov. 20. uOOE.-OotsOn quiet;
.ulddiiag Uplan1- 10 4-l6 ?, miidlng O1lsans
10 I-l6s; salre 2S6 bales
Futures: Markes steady, with sales az fol-
lows; November 0euverN, 10 35c' December
10 47c; January. 10 Sic; February, 10 Gle;
March. 10 &c; April. 20 SOC.
5:iy =. m.-COJtoa quiet; midiiIug upiands,
10 T-ljc; TnIu1InE OSl~-r-. TO lilo: sslff
- bales; net reeeiDts 2.30l bales. gross g, Isl.
fut1Ir5s-I aTzc- cig=uG barely steady, VAN
-atrS of 42,Go0 bales, as tsira-9c. DCCouhei
10 jjGl0 Sac; j2rn2JJ. 10 10 Al0 see; los-
rlsry, 10 4agio soc; 1arca 10 6iGL 10 c2c; Auril.
10 1ItslU I5s: Nav. I0 sfoi0 S.; June. il 00'1
u Ole; July, Ill25ll 10; August, Il Z2lG
fn--- Posts cotton report says: Future de-
lysries. after slight fluctuations, elO5ed
barely steady; December ard January 4la0c
aud the balance f-lCs,2G-lovc lower than yes
terlay."
GALVESTON. Nov. 20.--Cotton easy; mid
ding 20 Lilo; Ect receipts 4,0a6 bales, gross
4,09j; sales = bales; stock 65,2 3 bales.
AOSFULK. Nov. .g.-LG5ulf steady: mldiling
10 l-I6e. net racc1pts 5.i-S baicz. gross 5,45s:
sales Bill bales: stCcs S2.l2l bales; eXpOT ts,
Cosstwlse 2.165 bales.
HlL5iNerUH, Nov. 22.-COctOn quiet; mid
ding l0C: net receipts $50 Uales, gross 1,5HJ;
sales bales: stock Is. 20 bales: exports,
to Great Britain AGO bales
SEw .5t-AEAEs. Nov 29--O otto- easy; mid
ding 10 I-I63; net Tcceirt= 20.Gj4 bales, CrUss
Il, 100: -S4 4,CC0 bales: stolk 2Sj.O1O bales; eX
ports, TO Great Britain 22.9j5 bales, 10 France
$500, TO the continent 3,6s2, COSstwise l.49l.
MOBILE, Nov. 29.-CO, Oh quiet and easy:
mJddlIug Ice; net receipts 1854 bales, gross
1857; sales $50 bales; stock 2l,2G2 bales; eX
ports, cOastwise rs bales.
MEAFHTS, Nov. 29.-COJ1ol easier; miGdliEg
I0a: reCelptz $3.50 bales; shInmenIs 1895 bales;
sales Acc bales; stock i05,441 bales.
Az UsTA, NOV. Z,f.-AeltDE quiet. ll5GLllak
SIC: receipts 1924 bales: safes ,25J bales.
CHARLESTON. Nov. 29.-COttOn quiet and
nominal: mIddnng C; net receipts SOL
bales, gross 6,jll; sales none; stock l0l, SOS
bales; exports, to Great Britain l.1S9 bales.
to France 1000, cOastwise zoos.
NV : ORE, Nov. 29.-CORsOi1datcd ncb re-
eipJs for al cotton porEs tO-day ,, 2S6 bales;
exports. to Great Britain - 10 bales, to
France s, $50, to the continent 1888.
The total visible supply Of cotton for the
world is 2.503 l43 bales, Of which 2,li9 li3 bales
are American, against 300, 7z3 anu 2,2j0, l23
respectively last year. The receipts of cotton
at all interior towns FOR the week were lt3,Si9
bales; receipts from plantations 322,ZS6 bales.
Crop in sight. 2,903,6lS bales.
PROVISIONS. eEoCERIEs. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 20, rOon.-Breadstuffs
No. 4, Is 9iG1s; ditto No. ,, Is 6dgGs 9d; red
Western spring. Gs SdfGGs l0d; winter 6s 6dG6s
IOd. Bacon, short clear mlddles 3ss. Llrd,
EEW YJEk, NOV. %, nocn.-Flour dun and
heavy. Wheat lower. Corn quiet but better.
i'afs dull; mess, sl2 1913 .. Lc-d steady at
COO. FTeizbta firm.
500 n. m.-FIour, Southern closed quiet;
common to fair extra So 1904 Is. good to choice
extra 81 2l15 30. . " heats OF lots firm; I'M
graded red, 6l9S4%lc. Corn-spot lots ABOUT
steady: No. ?, November delivery J0}2c.
oats ,d5Sc lower; No. =, 3214c. Hops quiet.
Coffee, FAIR Rio, on spot, quiet at S34Gllc.
sugar dull and unchanged; fair to good re-
fning. l3-l6(94 l5-l6c; refined qulet-granu-
lated Is I-l6c. AIOlasses dull. CottOn-5oed oil
-S214G3ic for crude, 4lG42e for refined. Hides
auiet; New Orleans and Texas selected, 100
lie Wool dull: domestic fleece 34(G40c. Pork
dull; mess, on spot Sl3. Nlddles dull: long
clear &c. Lard 1910 points lower; western
steam, on spot Pc. Ereights 10 LiFe-po1i
weak; cotton, Ter steam I-32d; wheat, per
CHICAGO. Nov. 29.-The leading markets on
| Change to-day were generally heavy and
lower. opening generally steafy on cable adj
vices of 2d advance, but the posting of two
more loads of wheat in j. OOkiyn, report
from the Northwest that the elevators are
full, and the fact that the bulk OF the crowd
arc long. soon worked the market OIL &c IN
January wheat and 23Sc IN November corn,
and brought about heavy close. wheat
| opened steady and fractionally higher, but
the OrlY strength in the MAJ ket was Tor the
first hour. New York grains eased OIL rapidly
under a lack of demand from traders on the
| other side, aud the receipts were heavy, with
prospects of very free arrivals during the
coming week. The reports of the stocks in the
Minnesota elevators were very dlscOuraglng
| to the "bulls.n No. spring sold rom 1910
/ 141zc. The market closed heavy at decline
| of about Ic from the opening figures. Corn
| was very irregular fOr-November, which was
not wanted, and fell n = sc from the highest
| point, closing csc lower than yesterday.
Other options held up with more trmness,
| but were nevertheless weak and lower, falling
| of lac. Trading was moderately active,
! but was confined TO the local crowd ana
brought out some Dig operators. No. 2 cash
ranged from 3514Co551Sc. oats continued
steady but inactive, traders keeping out OF
/ the market and expecting break because OF
I the unnatural distance between the price OF
corn and oats. The market closed steady.
Provisions were moderately active, but
/ prices went steadily downward Tor want Of
! support. in sympathy with the other market.
l Cash pork sold at SO 9OGll GO, and lard nrm
/ at . 7514,G6 IS. inside for immediate delivery
/ Flour unchanged. Wheat closed go under
! Yesterday; regular, November delivery 1880
/ 54sSc. Corn weak; November SIC lower;
| November and all the year 35lz(gSl34c. OATS
/ weak; November 25lzc. closed 5Gl9c lower.
| Whisky steady apd unchanged, 81 IL. sugar
I steady and unchanged; standard \ CSC, gran
BGLrINORE, Nov. p, nOon.-Flour steady
/ but quiet; howard street anu Nes5-
| ern snperhne, 81 $500 6j; extra, - i5g
/ 3 81: family, So E094 80: city mills superEne-
/ % 25d92 IS: extra, So O0G3 so: Rio brands,
| a 63G4 IS. Wheat-SOutheTn steady but quiet
/ Western steady; southern. red Sagoic, SInoeI
| 9Odg3c: No. I Maryland SS(GSSZc; No. :
| Western winter red, on spot 1870 asked. De,
/ cember 795EGSOc. CpTT-Southern steady ana
quiet; Western steady and quiet: Southern
l white 44G45C yellow 4Jld46e-
| NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 29.-Cofee steady: RIG
| cargoss, common to prime, 11stgllc. SUGAR
/ higher; fair TO fully fair, S12,ga24c. MO
| lasses quiet; fair 22g23c. Cotton seed OF, prime
/ crude, 32c.
! Wheat closed &c lower; No. red, 1870 1o1ac
for cash. Corn closed. 5se54e under yesster-
| dav: 35JSd355Sc for cash. Oats, nothing done
/ Whisky steady at 81 II. IrOYIsiOns-Fork Cull'
/ mess, SO 1901 90. Bulk meats qulet' long
Il IL
| CfNCIRRATI. Nov. 29.-ElOUr quiet. Wheat
/ steady; No. , red, 76c. Corn dull; No. mixed
4 S7tasSc. Oats steady; No. mixed 2s12e. Prc-
/ y1sIOus-POrk steady: mess, Sl2 90 4l2 -. Lard
I heavv at 75c. Bulk meats unchanged
] Shoulders &c, short rib &c. Bacon unchangedi
I Shoulders &c, short rib Sc, clear 25e
/ Whisky steady at 81 IL. Hogs weak; COM
/ mon and light 81 SOFA 80.
/ IorTsyIIIE Nov. 29.-Grain dull: Wheat
/ No. red. 7Ic. Corn, No. mixed, Ale
/ Oats. No. 2 mixed, &c. Provisions dun and
| lower: Mess pork nominal. Bulk meats-
shoulders SC. clear rib SIC, clear sides 67zc
/ BacOn-shOulders &c, clear rid 5Vc, eleai
/ sides soc. Hams, choice sugar cureo nominal
/ Lard, prime leaf SIC.
NAVAL STORES.
4 LONDON, Nov. %, $3.50 p. m.-Spirits tur.
I pentine dull; spot, 23s Cd; November ane
| December delivery, 2Ss Cd; January TO Aprh
EEE YozK, Nov. %. noon.-Spiriss turpen.
tine firm at S2GS215c. Rosin firm at 81 2oa
| ] 2IH.
| SD. m.-Rosin dull.
| CHARLESTON. Nov. 29.-Spirits turpentinS
l Ouiet: 2SiSc bid. ROsir duh.
| WILMINGTON. Nov. 29.-Spirits turpeDbnt
| firm at sSlzc. Rosin firm; strained S5c; gOOc
I strained 81. Tar dTm at 81 30. Crude tur-
! pentine steady; hard. 81; yellow dip am
virgin, 81 co.
RTCK.