Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-15

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LIVERPOOL. Nov. IA, noon.-Cottop ouiet.
without quotable change in prices: midd1a1
Uplan'j-, 5 ll-l6t; ml1dling Orleans. 5zzd:
sales 10000 bales, tor speculation and eSport
LOCO bales; receipts 1000 bales-American
$500.
Futures: Uplands. low mlddling eIauae
November and December delivery. s 42-64d
December and January, 5 A-6l65 43-64G1
8 42-64d; January and February, 5 47-646
4S-64d; fe6ruarY and March, 5 5O-64@5 1864
as 54-6AG5 h3-64d; April tnd May, 5 5S-640
5 57-64d; May and June, 5 6O-64d: june and
July, 2-64G6d. Market quiet at the decline,
Of American.
Futures: Uplands. low middline clsuse.
November delivery, 4I-64d, sellers; Novem-
Der and December, 5 4I-64d. sellers: Decem-
Der and January, 5 42-64d, sellers; January
and February, 5 45-64d, sellers; February and
March, 5 49-G4d, sellers; March and April.
2 $3.50, buyers; April and May, 5 56-64d,
buyers; May and June. 5 5g-64d. buVers. lime
g(LAlADs AAN = easy
800 p. ~m.-FuJures: Uplands. low mIudling
cause, November delivery, 5 80 64d, buyers;
November and December, 5 39-64d, buyers;
December and January, 5 4l-64d, sellers:
February and March, 5 4S-64d, value; March
and April, 5 5l-64d, buyers; April and MAY,
. 56-o4d, sellers; May and June, 5 59-64d, value;
June and July, 6S-64d, value. Market closed
barely steady.
MANCHESTER, Nov. H.-The Guardian, in
its commercial article, says the market is
quiet but strong. There is a fair inquiry at
lnU rates &nllnrG n~n Arr, d.
business, as buyers are unable to follow the
upward movement.
EEw YoAE. Nov. IA, noon.-Cotton dull;
m1IdilnS upIa1ds lOAc; middling Orleans
futures: Market opened easy, with sales
as Icllows: November delivery, 10 PC: Deem
Der. 10 l6c: January, 10 26c: February, 10 Ale:
March,, 10 SOC; April, 10 zoe.
$50 p. m.-COttOn dull and easier: middling
uplands, lOAc; middiing Orleans, lO15c; sales
lib bales; net receipts 4S5 bales. gross 1884.
futures-la rket closed steady, win safes
of 10000 bales, as follows: November deliv-
cry, 10 230l0 25c; December, 10 150lO l6c; jan
uary, 10 25l0I0 26c; February, 10 39GlO 4Oc:
March, 10 q sac; April, 10 67@lO Csc: May,
10 Sl0lO SIC; June, 10 940lO 96c: July, IL O5G
IL O1c; August, IL 1501I lie.
weekly net receipts 3,058 bales, gross 1851;
exports, to Great Britain 1886 bales, to
france 1880, to the continent 1850; sales 2,421
bales; stock l0l, 56S bales.
The Posts cotton report SAWS: Culture de-
~lVerIes, after a fair inquiry and moderate
fluctuations, showed at the third call decline
OF 4-lOOGG6-lOO from yesterdays final quota
lions. Ihere was, however, nothing sold at
the third call. Futures closed barely steady,
with November 4-lOOc, December $1,000. Jan
uary 6,lOOc and the balance 7-10Oc lower than
yesterday"
GALVESTON, Nov. H.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 9 3-l6c.
NORFOLK, Nov. H.-COtton easier; middling
10c.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 1.-Cotton steady: mid
ding 9Sc.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l4.-Cotton quieter;
middling 9%c.
MOBILE, Nov. H.-Cotton easy; middling
MEMPHIS, Nov. H.-Cotton steady; middling
9Mc.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 14.-Cotton quiet; middling
CHARLESTON, Nov. I4.-Cotton tending
down 1a9Ic; no price given; buyers and sell
MONTGOMERY, Nov. Ii.-COtton firm; mid
ding &c.
MACON, Nov. H.-Cotton quiet; middling
95c.
COLUMBUS, Nov. H.-Cotton firm; mid
,N1sHvILLE, Nov. H.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 9%c.
selma, Nov. H.-Cotton steady; micdling
ROME, Nov. H.-Cotton steady; middling
CSC, low middling 91&c.
NEW YORK, Nov. l4.-CoDsOlidated net re-
oelpts Tor gil cotton ports tO-day 5Q,505 bales;
exporta, To Great Britain lO,5O7 bales, to
France 5,SO3, to the continent 1896.
Provisions. GROCERIES,. KTC.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. IA, noon.-Breadstuffs
steady and unchanged. Wheat, California
No. ] Gs 6dG6s lOd. Lard, prime Western,
3Ss Cd.
NEw YORK, Nov. Il. ~noOn.-Flou quiet and
heavy. Wheat weaker. Corn irregular. Pork
dull; mess, $l5. Lard steady at soc. Freights
firm.
500 p. m.-Flour, Southern closed dull:
common to fair extra SO 20094 2j, good to choice
extra 81 30G5 IS. Wheat-snOt lots higher:
ungraded red 6lGS4c; No. 2 red, December
ungraded, 45G52c; No. 2, November delivery
52G523sc. Oats a trifle stronger; No. 2, 3236c.
Hops duh and unchanged. Coffee, fair Rio, on
spot, quiet at 934c; No. Z Rio, on spot s l0c,
November delivery s 050S IOc. sugar dull and
unchanged; fair to good refining, 5051Sc.
Cotton seed on-35(G37c for crude, 4I(943c for
refined. Hides unchanged; New Orleans and
Texas selected l0Gllc. Wool steady. Pork
dull and declining; new mess, on spot, SIS.
Middles nominal; long clear TIC. Lard a
shade higher, closing firm; Western steam,
on spot Z 47Hc, November delivery Z 3S(G7 40c.
Frelghts TO Liverpool firm; cotton, per steam
3-l6d; wheat. per steam. cd.
CHICAGO, Nov. was a good specu-
lative business in wheat to-day; the feeling
was unsettled ut times, out generally quite
firm; foreign advlces quote spot wheat at a
better tone, but cargOes of the coast and to
arrive were quoted dull; the shorts manifest
ed some desire to cover and wheat was in
pretty good demand, largely from local OPERA
tors, however; the receipts aggregated 3OS
cars, against 302 cars yesterday, and arrivals
at other points did not show any noticeable
decrease; the market opened firmer but later
eased off about 5sfG%c, rallied &c, eased off
again, huctuated, and closed &c higher than
yesterdays closing figures; on the afternoon
board the feeling was firm and prices I'M
changed; the market closed at 72Tc for No
vemOer, 74Hc for December, 75G75Lc for Jan
uary, and SIC for May. A fair speculative
business was transacted in corn, but the mar
| ket did not attract so much attention as if did
yesterday; the market was firm in the early
dealings, but, influenced by large receipts and
prospects of still larger arrivals, it became
weak and prices declined nc for November
and sc for all the year, t%luctuated, and closed
&c lower for November and &c lower for all
the year than yesterday; on the afternoon
board November again declined &c and other
options declined SOC; the market closed at
1870 for November, $500 for December, $500
1890 for all the year, and 3S(G3SMc for May.
oats were quiet ana showed little change,
closing at 26Mc for November, December and
all the year, and 2SXc for May. Pork was a
shade tirmer, closing at 81 80 for all the year,
$11 40 for January, and $ll so for February.
Lard wastirmer, closing at 6 csc for November.
6 sic for December, and q SOC for January.
Flour unchanged. Wheat unsettled; closed
AG5Sc over yesterday; regular, November de-
livery 72G13c. Corn opened firm but closed
lEc lower for November than yesterday; cash
lots 44c; November delivery 44A045c. Oats
nOminally unchanged; cash and November
delivery 26Hc. Pork 5(0l0c higher; cash lots
SO 0O(0l2 80. Lard 1905 points higher; cash
lots Z 1901 1215c; November delivery 692i%0
6 97Lc. Bulk meats in fair demands: shoulders
8 00@5 25c, short RIB 6 00g6 25c, clear 6 SOFA
6 55c. Whisky unchanged. Sugar easier:
standard A CSC, graduated 6%c.
baltimore, Nov. IA, nOOn.-ElOur steady
but quiet; Howard street and Vest
ern slperhne, 80 2532 65; extra. 80 Y5a
81; family, SO 5094 50; city mills superfne,
81 2502 65; extra, 50 OOG3 IS: Rio brands
s. 6294 70. Wheat-Southern steady; Western
about steady; Southern, red SAG86c. amber on
@93c; No. Maryland, S79S7&c; No. 3 West
eTn winter red, on spot 79G79Lc, Corn
Southern active and steady; Western steady.
closing dull; Southern. white 53(G54c, yellow
52G54c.
CINCINNATI. Nov. I4.-Flour UNCHANGED
easier; No. 3 mixed, 42G42Lc. Oats strong.
No. . mixed 2815G2S6c. Provisions PoTt
dull; mess, SIS 50. Lard quiet at Z I5c. Bulk
meats quiet; shoulders SIC, short rib 655c-
Bacon quiet; shoulders &c, short rib SIC.
clear 94c. Whisky III good demand at Si IL
Sugar easier but not quOtably lOwer: barde
6%076c; New Orleans 5G6c. Hogs ouiet:
common and light, So 5OG4 so; packing and
butchers, 81 1904 65.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. H.-FlOur unchanged.
Wheat opened a shade lower but closed I'm
&c above yesterday; No. 2 red, 75Lt07555c for
cash. Corn lower and slow; 37%03Sc for
cash, 3S1Sc for November delivery. Oats low
er; 26c for cash and November delivery.
Whisky steady. Pr0visiOns-POrk dull: lob
bling at $l2 80. Bulk meats dull; long clear
sac, short rib SIC, clear 63Zc. Bacon dnll:
long clear and short rib 75sc, clear Sc.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. l4-Wheat steady: No. 3
red, 75c. Corn, No. 2 mixed, 46%c. Oats. No.
2 mixed, 29c. Provisions irmer: Mess pork
nominal. Bulk me~ats-shoulders sc, clear
rib &c. clear sides soc. BacOn-shOuIders 70
sugar cured. 12Gl3c. ~Lard-prime leaf &c.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l4.-Conee steady. Rio