Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-07
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L-vEsPO0L. Nov. 6, nOOn.-COtt0n steady,
with but little doing; midiiing uJ.a nds.
'-l1t; miQdling Orleans, 5 ll-l6d: ssles 5000
bales. for speculation Snd export 1000 bales;
receipts 500 bales-American 1OO bales.
sUtures- UDiands. low mlddlmg clause.
November and December delivery, 5 27-6fGG
Zo-5id; December and January, Sl-64d;
January and February. S5-64d; February and
March : S9-6fd: March and April, 43-64d /;
April and May, 47-64d. Market firm but
quiet.
? p. m.-sales to-day included $500 bales
OF American.
Futures: Uulands, low middling clause,
November delivery, 2T-64d, sellers: NOvem-
per and December, 2T-64d. sellers; Deem
Der and January. 30-6id, buyers; January
AMI February, 3 34-6fd, sellers; February and
March. s 3s-64d. sellers; March and April,
H-iid. sellers; April and May, 45-64d,
sellers, May and June. 5O-64d, sellers; June
and July. 54-64d. sellers. Market dull.
TODD middilng uplands Slid, mlddllng up
lands 1-l6d. low middling uplands 51zd,
e0oa ordinary uplands sd, ordinary uplands
tll-lbI: good middling Texas ll-l6d, mid
--ne Texas 9-l6d, low mlddling Texas
9'-ltl, good ordinary Texas sd, ordinary
Texas sd; good middllng Orleans 1850.
lLdl.ing Orleans 3 1l-l6d, low middling Or
ieAls 9-l6t. good ordinary Orleans 5-l5d.
urinary Orleans 43zd.
t-o p. m.-Futures: Uplands, low mlddling
sagse, November and December delivery
-l-iiG5 2S-6fd; December and January,
sl-gid- January and February, 34-6ig
>
March and April, 42-64G5 43-6id.
sales for the week. II coo bales-AmerIcan.
atlll bales; spectators took 1000 bales: ex-
Foriers took $500 bales. actual exports. i. 600
tlleS, imports. 10000 bales-American, A eco
bales. stock 436. 600 bales-American, % 1000
gales; a10at, 2l5,0o0 bales-Ameriean, $4,000
500 p. m.-Futures: Uplands. low middline
clause, November delivery, 3 64d. buyers;
November and December, 2S-64d, sellers
December and January, Sl-64d. buyers;
January and February, 5 35-6id, buyers; Feb
i--f{ and March, S9-64d, buyers; March and
4lf- 43-64d. value; April and May,
et'-nid, value; May and June, 5O-6id, buy
closed firm
Nav IoRK. Nov. 6, nOon.-Cotton opened
llu' pudding uplands 91sc; bidding Or
i-ela 10 Sc; sales 2l6 bales.
llures: Market steady, with sales as fol-
e' november delivery, lOc: December,
I, s9e' January. l0c; February, 10 lie; March
$50 3. m.-COttOn steady; middling uplands
~, mid1llng Orleans, l05 e; sales 463 bales
NJsfecelDts SOC bales. gross ll.656.
81. ~. -llures-AarkeJ closed dun, WITH saIes OF
l's-l bales, as follows: November delivery,
49, december, 9lN9 g2c; January, 10 COG
sici February, 10 l4lGl0 l5c; March. 10 2S(d
-tci April. 10 42(Gl0 43c: May. 10 56(dl0 SIC;
h 5 ~ 5sgl0 IOc; July, 10 sS9l0 Sc; August,
Ile FOsf's cotton report says: sY esterday's
movement in future deliveries was repeated
LAY. After decline Of 6-lOoc prices were
-LA up 4-lO0'G5- l0Oc. January closed yester-
-ll az 10 O3'GlO O4c. and short safes were COW
LEU to-day at 8 96d9 SIC, a quick turn and
h.yltable enough to induce q repetition. At
~ tllrd call there was more disposition "a
81. december was bought at 92c. January
:. ~ ulc, February at 10 I5c, March at 10 29c,
1tt4 at 10 43c and May at 10 SIC. Futures
-l9sed duh and 3-lO0c lower than yesterday -
,GALtESrOE. Nov. 6.-CottOn firm; md
fi ing s-lec: net receipts 1872 bales, gross
49, sales i 105 bales: stock 6S, 10 bales.
oNohFOLE. Nov. 6.-COttOn steady; mid,iIinq
s,loei net receipts 5,S0S bales, gross 5.80S;
e-es l,s5z bales: stock 1884 bales; exports
e1astWise 2, 40l bales.
lLhlE6TON. Nov. 6.-COtton firm; mid
s1ius i-l6c; net receipts 523 bales, gross 523
80 none: stock 1884 bales.
-" ORLEANS, Nov. 6.-Cotton easy