Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-23

which continued weak at 42d42Z. The mar
ket closed steady. Reading sold up = per
cent. on the announcement that an injunction
had been served on the officials OF the Jersey
Central, restraining them from giving any
more securities to the Reading Company.
Compared with last nights closing, prices
were 1SGH per cent. higher, except fOrLake
shore, New York Central, Northern Pacific
{ preferred, Reading, and Texas Pacific. which
was 1sG52 per cent. lower. Western Union,
Michigan Central, Kansas and Texas. and
Rock Island are unchanged. Sales I45.CO0
shares, the market closing at the following
I quotations:
T AIS. casa E.2toC S0[ East. < Chstt'8. 3GIS
A}e.clsss q, ss.-.. 93F rev Orleans Pa
ae-rEts bs-.......lOO ci9c. iat mort. 56F
~ IOrtgsEe LEI ny. Certral..... sGZ
=. CETo mas .....~23 EGrf. z ". pref. 20
EeE...- ..r.s+S NoFs IE1l.c...-. IS
" funding I'D " pref. AZ
90. Cs-o. .BToW5f PaoiGc hIafl...... 81
C11Sol5------ s-.lC5@ LeEdllZ-.-....... 22Z
Tennessee 6s..... 20 R5Chm'd&Apca'y ?
Virginia 6s..-.... 20 RichEfd y DanV. 90
Va. consolidated. 50 Hichu'6 K WIT.
Cn'peaEe ONO. As Terminal .....- ~
Chic.& SrthT'n -s97s Rock Island. 1852
" preferred ....25 St. Paul.. 7GZ
Den.GRloGraLde Sc preferred. 1867
kFle.....-.... l3H Texas Pacific. uZ
Z tennessee I'd. "a Union Psci1c.... 50
Lake SAoEe--.-... CO.'S wabash Pacific. ~
!If4Ie Nash-.- zl73 pref. . 1IZ
Memphis { Char. 2JR Western Union. 59T
Achle & Ohio. 81
Bid.
The weekly statement Of the associated
banks, issued from the clearing house to-day.
shows the following changes: Loans de-
creased, 5000, 700; specie increased, S2.OI5.9 800.
legal blenders increased, SSSS, 300; deposits in
creased, $3.50, 200; circulation decreased. S529.-
500; reserve increased, -, ,525. The banks
now hold S4O,246,O5O IL excess of legal require
ments.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. y, noOn.-Cottor-Busi-
ness at unchanged rates; middlinE uplands.
5Zdi midolIng orleans, 5 l5-l6d; sales 1900
GaIes, for speculation and export 1900 balos:
receipts 5000 bales-American 1900.
futures: UDiancs. low mludIlng clause.
November and December delivery. 3 47-6ld;
December and January, 8 4S-64G5 47-64d;
I January and February. 3 5l-64M5 5O-64d: Feb
ruarY and March, 5 53-64G5 52-64d; March and
| April. 3 57-64d5 56-64d: April and Hay. ) 6I-64
/ a. 60-64d; May and June, Sd; June and July,
| 8 5-6A16 4-6id. Market fiat at the decline.
p. m.-Saies to-day included 600 usies
Of American.
FUtures: UIlanCs. low middling clause,
November delivery. 47-64d. sellers; NOvem-
| Der and December. > 47-G4d. sellers; Deem
Der and January. . 4I-6Id, value; January
March, . 55-64d. sellers; March and April,
56-G4d. buyers; April and May, 3 60-64d.
sellers; May and June. > 63-G4d, buyers; June
and July, q 3-6td- value. Market closed
steady.
Nav YORK. Nov. -. ~noon.-Cotton quiet:
nldd'InS UpIaaJs 20 T-IGc; mlGdiiHe Orleans
I % 1l-I6 =; sales $50 neies.
Futures: Harriet easy, with sales IS fol-
lows: November delivery, 10 3Oc; December.
70 35c; January. ID ale; February. 10 soc;
March, 10 CSC; April, 10 see.
500 %. quiet; middling uplands.
/ 10 I-l6c; miGdiinE Orleans, 10 ll-l6s; sSles 100
I U3less net rcceiDts 1872 bales. gross sos.
E~UtUres-MGrkeJ closed barely steady, with
sales Of s. 200 bales, az follows: November de-
livery. 10 3Gal0 35C: December, 10 24lII0 26c;
( January, 10 34Gl0 Csc; February. 10 al 47c;
March. 10 6O9l0 Gle; April. 10 73GIO nc; May,
10 S7CGl0 SSc; June, 10 Ball Coo: July, Il ITO
II I2C; August, II 2iGll PC.
fhe P0ars cotton report SAYS: ''The re
naming snort interest IN november having
been settled yesterday. the market Is now
taking Its natural course. Prices of all
months fell from the beginning, and the mar
ket closed barely steady, with November
zl-lO0c. and the balance lO-l000l3-l00c. lower
than yesterday"
GALVESTON, Nov. 22.-Cotton steady: mid
ding lOlzc; net receipts 2.7g0 bales, gross
2,195; sales 635 bales; stock $3.50 bales.
EORFoLE- Nov. 22.-COttOn steady; middliug
10 3-l63; net receipts 5,I02 bales, gross Z, 1902;
sales l,493 bales; stock 7l,SS9 bales; exports,
WILMINGTON. Nov. 22.-CottOn steady; mid
ding 10 Lice; net receipts 1j6 bales, gross 1856;
sales none; stock 25,SS9 bales.
new NOV. lotion easy; mid
I ding IOlSC; net receipts I7,464 bales, gross
/ Is, 162: sales 1900 bales; stock 27l,597 bales; ex-
ports, to Great Britain 1880 bales, TO the con-
tinent S.643 bales, cOastWise 2,422.
MOBILE, Nov. 22-COttOn quiet; middling
l0c; net receipts 1854 bales, gross 1891; sales
500 bales; stock l4,SSi bales; exports, coast
wise 2,Ol9 bales.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 22.-Cotton firm: middling
I0c; receipts, 5,47 bales: shipments 1856 bales;
sales 1000 bales; stock 5,165 bales.
AUGUSTA, Nov. quiet: middline
9szc; receipts 1880 bales: sales LILO bales.
CHARLESTON, Nov. quiet; mid
ding l0c; net receipts 1854 bales, gross 1854;
sales 70 bales: stock $3.50 bales; exports, to
the continent 3.SI5 bales. cOastWise 3, It's.
NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-COnsondated net re-
CENTS for all cotton ports to-day 44.403 ba'es:
exports. to Great Britain S,lsS bales, to
The total visible supply of cotton for the
world is 2,455, 13l bales, of which l,9.3,e3I bales
are American, against asses 9S and ?, l75,99S
respectively last year. The receipts of cotton
at all interior tOwnsf for the week were l66.545
bales: receipts from plantations 2S9,3 43 bales.
Crop in sight. 2,5Sl,SjT bales.
Provisions. GROCERIES. EFC.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. %, nOon.-Breadssuhs
steady and improving. Lard. prime Western,
3Ss. Wheat, California No. ], 6s 9; do No. ?,
6s 3dG6s sd; red Western winter, Is 2dG6s sd.
Corn, new mixed, IS Al.
NEW YORK. NOV. y, nOOn.-FlOur duh and
heavy Wheat A91ac better. Corn quiet;
November &c better; others a a lower.
PORK weak: mess, Sl3 1904 90. Lard heavy at
: 271zc. Ereights firm.
500 p. m.-tlcur, Southern closed quiet:
Wheat-snOt lots AGlLc higher; ungraded
red 6idSSc; No. ? red, November delivery
nominal; December, S03sGSlL. COrn-spOt
lots 55Glc higher; ungraded, 4lG4I%c; No. ?,
November delivery 4S15G4Sxc. Oats 1sG1&c
higher; No. .. 32LdS2Ac. Hops dull and I'M
changed. Coffee, fair Rio, on spot, dull at l0c;
No. : Rio, on spot s 5oc; November delivery,
S S5c. Sugar closed u~nehanged; molasses
sugar 45Se; fair to good refining, 4sg5c;
refined closed weak-C 4AGiSc, extra SO
SIC, standard 5 n-l6G5Ac. OF A. 51zg5Hc.
COttOn-seed oil-S21%G34c for crude, 4l942c
for refined. Hides quiet; New Orleans and
Texas selected 1O0llc. Wool dull and in
buyers favor. Pork dull and weak; new
mess Sl3 75Gl4 90. Middles nOminal; long clear
&C. Lard without important change; West
ern steam. on spot 25G7 2Oc. Ereights to
Liverpool frmer; cotton. per steam I-32d;
wheat, per steam 6HG615d.
CHICGGO, Nov. 92.-The wheat market
opened frmer to-day at &c higher for De
cember aud January; options sc higher for
May. The Liverpool market Is said 10 be
hardening. and there were no cargoes of
wheat OF the coast. There are a good many
who believe that we have already seen the
lowest point of wheat for the season, and
that from this time on there will be a gradual
Improvement in values. The extent OF the rise
TO-DAY was about 1Zc from the closing figures
of yesterday, and the receipts were a little
less than those of yesterday. Exporters
bought sparingly, but Mr.. Rouse, of Balti-
more. is said to have covered his shorts. The
corn market was again weak and lower,
LIVERPOOL exported corn being easier at I'd
Der GENITAL lower. While our receipts were
over 100 cars larger than yesterday, with a
prospect of much heavier arrivals next week.,
the decline here on November and all the year
was about &c from the highest point OF the
day. Oats were 500 lower, In sympathy
with corn. January pork opened at $40 Sl1s,
but declined to $40 IS: January lard was ABOUT
Saturday all round at 8 lOc.
Flour unchanged. Wheat firm, closing 1l4c
over yesterday; regular, November delivery
72%CG54c; No.. . red, T4AGT4kc. Corn weaker,
closing &c lower; cash lots 39MG4Oc; NOvem-
Der delivery S9MG4O%c. Pork rregular and
l0Gl2lZc lower; all the year $40 65GIO 1z1ac.
Lard 21S(15 points lower; cashlOts Q S5G6 S112;
November delivery 6 S2zG6 size. Bulk meats
in fair demand; shoulders 4 1904 soc, short
RIB 5OG5 62Hc, clear 6 1906 15c. Whisky un-
changed. Sugar unchanged: standard a CSC,
graduated 6&c. Oats dull and unsettled;
cash and November 25Lc.
BALTIHORE, Nov. %, noon.-F1our closed
steady. with moderate local de-
mand; Howard street ana Vest
ern superfne. g 1902 65; extra, - so
S3T: family. So COG4 30: city mile superfine.
- 25G2 IS: extra, 50 Og83 90: Rio brands.
81 62G4 IS. Wheat-SOuthern quiet but steady:
Western higher but dun; Southern, red S2G
SIC. amber 90G92c; No. / Maryland $40
SSc: No. 2 Western winter red. on spot 71E0
7Sc. CO~rn-SOuthern easier and dull: Western
unsteady and dun; Southern, white A6g4Ic,
yellow 46G4T%c-
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 22.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat moderately active and higher; No. =
red. 75ISc for cash, SIC for November de-
livery. Corn higher: S6149S6Zc for cash; 3612
/ H363zc for November delivery. Oats hrmer;
St3Ic for cash. Whisky steady at 81 -. Pro-
vlsions-POrk dull; mess, Sl 0OglI 80. Bulk
meats dull; only small job trade done. Bacon
dull; long clear nc. short rib very scarce at
/ &c. clear &c. Lard nominally lower at SIC.
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