Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-22

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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 2l, nOon-Cottnn firm
with good demand; middling unlnnds. 53/d;
mlddlng Orieanz. 8 l5-16d: salvs Is. COO hs7ee
5000 bales-American ZOO.
Futures: Uplands. low middIipe olcn.a
November ana December delivery, 5 49-64d:
December and January, 5 49-64d; January
March, 5 57-64G5 56-64d: March and tnrjl
8 60-64g5 59-64d; April and Nav, 5 G2-64G
. 63-64d; May and June, 6 2-G4d. Market quiet
at the advance.
The tenders of deliveries at to-dav,s clear
Ings amounted ~ 100 bales new docket.
Z !. m.-oaHes to-day Included 7,OO bales
Futures: Uplands. low middIipr eIsrse-
November delivery, 5 49-64d. sellers; N0vem-
Der ana December, 3 49-64d. sellers: Decem-
per ana January. ) 49-64d. sellers; January
ana Feoruary, 8 52-64d, sellers: February and
March, 5 55-f4d, buyers: March and Euril
. 59-64d, sellers; April and Nav, 5 62-64d'
buyers; May and June. 6 2-64d, sellers: June
steady. '
500 p. ~m.-FuUures: Uplands. low middlino
Sr'19o, -'ONehber delivery, 5 49-64d, buyers:
6oeemper and December, 8 1854, buyers;
december and January, 5 5O-64d, sellers:
January and February. 5 53-64dI sellers:
February and March, 5 56-64d. sellers: March
ana April. 59-64d. buyers; April and May,
D O5-b4u' sellers; May and June, 63-64d, sell
ers; June and July, 8 6-64d. buyers. Market
closed steady.
MANCHESTER, Nov. 2I.-CIoth is firm. with
an improved demand.
me guardian. in its commercial article.
says: Prices are very firm. Sellers are look
i ing IGr d BETTER prices. There is a small but
NsN foAK. Nov. 81, noon.-Cotton quiet:
n51dinS uplands 1890; mladiing orleans
lOAc; sales 26 bales.
Fu;ures: marSeI steady, with sales as fol-
lows: November delivery, 10 SIC: December.
~ 4Oc; January, 10 49c: February, 10 63c:
March, 10 76c; April, 10 sec.
2:oV u. lotion quiet; middling uplands,
IO5@c; nloulng Orleans. IO31c: s2ies POS bales;
net receipts none. gross 8, 749 bales.
aLures-9iaTket closed steady, with sales of
I . Daits, as follows: November t~elivery,
~ 5OGIO DC; December, 10 36Gl0 SIC; January,
10 450glO 46c; February, 10 5769lO 5Sc; March,
10 lO9l0 lie; April, 10 S30lO SAC: Nav. 10 g7(G
~ use; june, ulOGll lie; July, II 209ll 23c;
August, II 32Cgll 33c.
The POSTS cotton report says: ''Future de-
IlVerles, after slight fluctuations and much
manipulation, brought at the third call for
February 10 6Oc and for May 10 99c, while bids
were refused of 10 4Sc for November, 10 SIC for
December, 10 4Sc for January, 10 73c for
March, 10 soc for April, IL l2c for June, II 24c
Tor July, n IL 34c for August. Futures closed
steady, with November l-100c and the balance
6-lOOC0- lOOc lower than yesterday"
weekly net receipts 2,lS7 bales, gross 3,S44;
exports, to Great Britain 3,S25 bales, to
france $685., to the continent S,4l0; sales 3,053
bales; stock 1859 bales.
GALVESTON, Nov. Election firm; mid
ding 10 Lice.
NORFOLK, Nov. ELECTION steady; middling
l0Ac.
WILMINGTON, Nov. Election steady; mid
ding 10 Lie.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2I.-Cotton quiet;
MOBILE, Nov. Election steady; middling
10c.
MEMPHIS, Nov. ELECTION firm; middling
AUGUSTA, Nov. 2l.-Cotton steady; middling
CHARLESTON, Nov. 2l.-Cotton quiet; mid
MONTGOMERY. Nov. Election firm; de-
mand good; middling 9Ac.
MACON, Nov. Election firm; middling
94c.
COLUMBUS, Nov. ELECTION quiet; mid
ding 91ac.
NASHVILLE, Nov. Election steady; mid
ding 9Ac.
SELMA, Nov. Election firm; miGdling
$50.
ROME, Nov; Election firm; middling
91sc, low middling 95Sc. .
NEW YORK., Nov. 2l.-ConsOlidated net re-
csipts fcT all cotton ports to-day 50. IA bales;
exports, to Great Britain 9,0O6 bales, to
the continent ,06l.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES,, ErG.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 81, nOon.-Breadstufns
dull, with only retail business doing. Lard,
prime Western, 3Ss Cd. Peas, Canadian, IS Sd.
Corn, new mixed, IS 41%d.
A leading grain circular says: extreme
quletness is the prevailing feature of the Brit
l~h markets. There is little trf de-buying
even at the present low basis. Business in
cargoes is much restricted and values are de-
pressed. Delivc cries by farmers are decreas-
ing, and prices at country markets are fairly
upheld. AT tO-day's market there was a fair
average attendance, with a steady feeling and
moderate business at the rates current on
Tuesday. Flour was in improved demand,
but prices renamed unchanged. Maize was
more plentiful, ana a limited trade was done
at Id decline all around"
XIV YORK, NOV. 81. uOOn.-Flourd dull and
declining. Whear 5000 better. Corn dull
heavy. Pork heavy; mess, Sl3 750l4 90. Lard
duh at 7 3714c. Ere! ghts firm.
500 .. m.-Flour, Southern closed dull.
N~heat-suOt lots weak and rather dull: I'M
graded red 63GS4c; ungraded 63GS4c; No. 2
red, November delivery nominal; December,
194GSO1s. Corn-spot lots lg3c lower; un-
graded, 40G49c; No. 2, November delivery 49,
050c. Oats AG3sc lower and dull; No. 2, 3l55
G3l1sc. Hops quiet. Coffee, fair Rio, on spot,
quiet at Toe; No. Z Rio, on spot SOC; december
delivery, 8 zoos 45c. Sugar closed unchanged;
PernambucO 4 l3-l6c; fair to good refining,
47sG5c; refined quiet-C 4AG41c, extra c 5G
SIC, standard A ll-l605Ac, off A 5M0555c.
COJUOn-secd oil-3213G34c for crude, 4l042c
for refined. Hides quiet; New Orleans and
Texas selected l0fNilc. Wool unchanged;
domestic fleece 34G40c. Pork rather weak:
mess S3 75lDl4 90. Middles dan and nominal:
long clear &C. Lard 2G4 points lower and
dull; WeStern steam, on spot 7 25(07 4Oc:
November delivery z 2lG7 22c. Freights to
Liverpool firm; cotton, per steam lad:
wheat. pei steam 61Sd-
CHICAGO, Nov. 2l.-Only moderate business
/ was tTdISlCLCu III wheat To-Day. ana While
the fluctuations were confined to a narrow
range, prices changed frequently. Trading
continues to be largely of a local character.
The receipts show a slight falling off. The
market opened steady, s0ou rallied &c, eased
off HGGAC, rallied ~, again ruled easy, and
closed on the regular board about the same as
yesterday. On the afternoon board the feel
ing was stronger. and prices were higher, the
market closing at 7213c for November, 73c for
December, 1890 for January. and S05Sc for
May. There was more doing on speculative
account in corn, but the shipping demand APP
peared to drag. The feeling was weaker, in
huenced by fine weather and increased re-
ceipts, with prospects of large arrivals again
closed on the regular board IAc under yes
terday; year and May closed Ac lower. On
the afternoon board the feeling was firmer,
and November rallied &c, while the other flu
closing at $3.50 for November, 363Sc for De-
Cember, 1890 for January and $3.50 for Nav.
Oats were depressed, declining sharply for
May delivery and ruling a shade lower for
November, 251sc for December, 251c for jan
uary and 2S16C for May. Pork showed some
Of its ola time activity, but the market ruled
weak and lower, closing at $40 III for year,
$40 IS for January, and $40 97% for February.
Lard ruled weak and lower, closing at 8 So
for November, 6 6712c for December, and 6 7215
for January.
Flour unchanged. Wheat quiet; opened
steady, closing same as yesterday; regular,
November delivery 7lH972%c; No. 2 Chicago
spring, 720723sc. Corn weaker; November
closed nc under yesterday; cash lots 39Lc;
November delivery 39Ac. Oats 1920 lower;
cash lots 2514c; delivery 251aG257sc.
Pork declined 20GJ25c, rallied 50lOc, closed
steady; cash lots Sll 00QgIl %, all the year
$40 5000 95c. Lard weaker and declined 50
10 points; cash lots 6 S71zQG6 Csc; November
delivery 8 S0G6 S5c. Bulk meats in fair de-
mand but lower; shoulders 4 75(Q5 00c. short
/ rrh = EOlT5 75p clear g I0I16 I5p Whfclyu ofaoI-