Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-29
the market closing at the following quota

preferred .:.lz6 Sc. Paul......... 1897
Ef5..... I453 Texas Pacific. I3
Z. tennessee ia. ~ Union Pacific. 5O3k
LSAe Snore.-;.'.. ea5s Wabash Pacific. 81
Memphis & Char. 26 Western II, -. eSs2
Mobile q Ohio. 81 /s
bid.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. %, on.-Co ouiet.
without quotable change in prices. midtling
uplands. l3-l6d; middling Orleans. & I5-l6d:
sales 10000 bales, for speculation and export
I'00O Dalesi receipts 1000 bales, all American.
~fuLuFes' Oplands. low mlddlng clapse.
November delivery. 5 47-64d: December and
January 8 46-64d; January and Fehruarv
46-64d; February and March.5 52-64C15 5s-s4d!
Mp orKot anu do May, 59-6495 5s-64G5 59-64d.
me TENDERS OF deliveries at to-day's clear
Ings amounted to 500 bales new docket. and
200 bales old docket.
z p. m.-Sales to-day fnc1udad 2 ono ha1aa
of American. ''' ""OS
MidSsd9ling uplands sgd. middling Orleans
Futures: Uplands. low middlinv clsraa
november delivery, 8 47-64d, value: Novem-
per and December, 5 47-64d. sellers; Decem-
per and January, 5 47-64d, sellers; January
ana Eeoruary, 8 49-64d, value; February and
March, 8 52-64d, buyers; March and April,
. 56-64d, sellers; April and MAY, 59-64d.
buyers; May and June, 5 62-64d, buyers; June
ana july, b 2-64d, sellers. Market steady.
$500 p. m.-Futures: Uplands. low mlGdling
clause, November delivery, 5 47-64d, sellers:
November and December, 3 47-64d. sellers:
december and January, 5 47-64d, sellers;
January and February, 3 50-64d. sellers;
February and March, 5 53-64d, sellers; March
ana April, . 56-64d, sellers; April and May.
. 59-64d. buyers; May and june, 5 63-64d, sell
ers; June and July, 6 2-64d, buyers. Market
closed barely steady.
MANCHESTER, Nov. 2S.-Cloth is quiet, with
no anxiety to sell. Yarns are firm, with but
little doing.
The Guardian, in its commercial article.
SAYS business Is dull; yarns are strong at
very tulI rates, but with little doing; sellers
OF cloth firmly adhere to advanced Quotations
and trade is diminished
EEE YORK. Nov. Is. uoon.-Cotton quiet;
miadIng aplands 10 7-l6e; middling Orleans
Failures: Market quiet but firm, with sales
as follows: November delivery, 10 42c: De
cember. 10 BIC: January. 10 4Sc; February,
~ 5lc; March, 10 soc; April, 10 Sic.
500 p. m.-CottOn quiet but steady; mid
ding uplands, 10 7-16c; middling Orleans,
10 ll-l6c; sales 1877 bales; net receipts none,
bales. gross 4, 1856.
F~utures-Market closed easy, with sales of
1O,200 bales, as follows: November delivery,
~ OOGIO &c; December, 10 400l0 Ale; Janu-
airy, 10 4909l0 SOC; February, 10 56@lO SIC;
March, 10 6S@1O 69c; April, lOSl@lO SIC; May,
IL 93(glO SIC; June, II 06(01l 07c; July, II 1870
oil l9C; August, II 29GI1 30c.
The Posts cotton report says: "Future de-
llyeries advanced l0-l00c for November and
9-lO0G4-lO0c for the later months. At the
thlrd call November fetched 10 SIC, January
10 52c, and February 10 SOC, while December
az " nus Unait4 " ~ ia Il DIll at
~ Soc, May at 10 CSC, June at IL Ole, July at
II 29c, and August at IL 32c. Futures closed
barely steady, with November 14-lO0c, Decem-
Der and January $1,000 and the balance 1-l00c
higher than Wednesday,
Weekly net receipts $50 bales, gross 4Tsz39;
exports, to Great Britain 1852 bales, to
france I,2OI, TO the continent II, 1884; sales 1926
bales; stock 1880 bales.
GALVESTON, Nov. 2S.-Cotton quiet; mid
dllng 10 l-l6c.
NORFOLK, Nov. Section steady; middling
WILMINGTON, Nov. 2S.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding lee.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 28.-Cotton quiet;
MOBILE, Nov. 2S.-Cotton dull; middling
l0c.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 2s.-Cotton easy; middling
AUGUSTA, Nov. 2S.-Cotton firm; middling
~,,CHARLEsToN, Nov. 2s.-Cotton quiet; mid
MONTGOMERY. Nov. 2S-Cotton steady; mid
ding 9Ac.
MACON, Nov. 2S.-Cotton steady; middling
,,tOLUMBUs, Nov. 28.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 913c.
,N1sHyILLE, Nov. 2s.-Cotton quiet; mid
SELMA, Nov. 2S.-Cotton steady; middling
9Hc.
ROME, Nov. 2S.-Cotton steady; middling
new YORK, Nov. 28.-Consolidated net re-
celpts Tor all cotton ports to-day 5l,259 bales;
exports. to Great Britain 30,463 bales, to
France 1900, to the continent 10,2S2.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ET0.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. IS, noon.-Breadstufs
firm, with good demand, Wheat, California
No. /, Is Sd(G6s Id; ditto No. 2, 6s 5d06s sd;
red Western winter 6s sd. Lsrd, prime West
ern 3Ss 3d.
NEW YORE. NOV. %. noon.-Flour dun and
heavy. Wheat duh. Corn quiet. Pork dull;
mess, $3 009l3 so. Lard firm at SOC. Freights
steady.
900 p. m.-FIour, Southern closed quiet:
common to fair extra SO 1901 Is, good to choice
extra 81 20G5 80. Wheat-srOt lots without
important change; u%ngraded red, 63@s41ac;
No. 2 red, on spot S33SG8I5c, December delfv-
ungraded, 44G5ec: No. 2, November delivery
49M(G50c, December 471(G4Sc. Oats opened a
shade better but closed HQg34c lower; No. 2,
32AGS254c. Hops quiet; Coffee, fair Rio, on
spot, dun and weak at 934c; No. Z Rio, on spot
8 Ace, December delivery s 45c. Sugar dull;
fair to good refining, 4 l3-l6(G4 l5-l6c; refined
qui~et-granulated 6 l-lGc. MOlasses duh and
weak; New Orleans, 40G50c. CottOn-seed oil
-32I034c for crude, 4lQg42c for refined. Hides
quiet; New Orleans and Texas selected, 100
lie. Wool dull; domestic fleece 340G40c. Pork
dull and declining; mess, on spot SI2 1908 25.
Middles nominal; long clear64c. Lard opened
a shade stronger but closed 40D6 points lower;
Western steam, on spot z 22(97 23c, December
delivery 7 1907 l9c. Freights to Liverpool
frmer; cotton, Der steam 7-32d; wheat. per
steam I'd.
CHICAGO, Nov. ga fair speculative bust
ness was transacted in wheat to-day, mainly
on local account; foreign advices were of the
most favorable tenor, quoting more inquiry
and an advance Of Cd on cargOes, but the eff
feet of this on the market here was only tenn
pOrary; the receipts here were again large:
the market opened stronger, quickly advanc-
ing H0G3sc, but under heavy offerings declined
&c, fuctuated, and closed on the regular
board &c over the closing of Wednesday; on
the afternoon board the feeling was again
quite firm, the market closing at 74Lc for
November, 74Ac for December, 751c for jan
uary, and size for May. Corn was in fair
speculative demand, and early the market
ruled firm, prices advancing 5000 for de-
ferred futures, but later eased of from the
outside figures; the decline was attributed to
the clear. cold weather and the prospects of
| large arrivals tomorrow, as the receipts will
represent the arrivals for fOrty-eight hours;
November was offered freely and closed on
the regular board 2Ac lower, all the year Nc
lower, and May &c lower; on the afternoon
board November again declined &c, closing at
Csc, with December at Soc, January at 34Mc,
and May at BIC. Oats were dull, showing but
slight changes; November closed at 25Mc, De-
cember AMI January at 25Ac, and May at
2SLc. Pork was firmer, then fell off a shade
but became firm again on the afternoon board,
closing at $40 70 for ali the year, $40 95 for jan
uary. and $ll III for February. Lard was
steady at Z O5c for November, 6 7715c for De-
cember, and 6 SOC for January.
Flour unchanged. Wheat opened stronger
and A@3sc higher, and closedH &c over Wednes-
day; regular, November delivery 1910, De-
cember 73AQ743sc. Corn was strong early,
| but weakened and closed with November 23zc
" w AaN ~ 49, - -8 " IL
| day; cash lots 37Lc, December delivery $500
36lc. Oats slow; prices nOminally unchang-
ed; cash lots 255sG25%c; December delivery
25Ac. Pork irregular but closed steady; cash
lots $40 950l1 90; all the year delivery $40 700
10 S215. Lard was 1905 points higher early
but receded; closed steady: cash lots Csc,
December delivery 6 771ad6 S5c, Bulk meats
in fair demand and drmer; shoulders A 75Q
/ soc, short RIB ) 50G5 SIZE, clear 6 1906 l5c.
Whisky steady and unchanged, 81 ID: sugar
steady and unchanged; standard A csc, gran
ulated SIC.
BALTIMORE, Nov. %, noon.-Flour steady
but quiet; Howard street and West
eIn superhne, 81 2S@2 IS; extra, 81 700
8 37; family, 50 50G4 SO; city mills superfne,
81 2502 IS; extra, 50 0003 so; Rio brands,
81 6204 rs. Wheat-SOutherD, red S0083c.
amber 9OG92c; No. l Maryland SSGSS15; No.
2 Western winter red, on spot 79G791lc. Corn
Southern active and steady; Western about
steady but inactive: Southern, white 43CQ45c,
yellow 44G46c.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2S.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat opened higher but declined and closed
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