Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-20
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COTTOH.

Der and January. 5 5O-64d. sellers: .JanHarv
anu FEBRUARY, . 53-64d, sellers; February and
March, > 56-d4d, sellers; March and April.
? OO-o4d, sellers; April and May, 5 63-64d,
DukeTsi May and June. 8 2-64d. BUYERS: June
ana July, 9 6-64d, sellers. Market firm.
30 p; M utures: Uplands, low middling
clause, December and January. 3 4g-64d: JAM
uary ana February, . 52-54d; February and
Aiarcn delivery, 555-64d; March and April.
. 55-6id; April and Nav, 5 6Z-64d.
500 p M utHres. Uulanis. iOS middIinv
clause. November delivery. ) 49-64d. sellers:
November and December. ; 49-64d, sellers:
December and January, 5 49-64d, sellers:
January and February, 5 52-64d, buyers:
February and March, ; 5G-64d. ~sellers: March
and April, 5 6O-64d. sellers; April and Nav.
. b5-b4d. sellers; May and June, 8 2-64d. sell
ersi June and July, 66-6id, sellers. Market
closed steady.
SEw iOEz. Nov. 10. - dull:
middllng uplands 10 7-I6c; miadling Orleans
~ ll-l6c; sales l55 bales.
Futures: MarBet firm, with sales "a follows.
November delivery, 10 45c: December. 10 3Se.
January, 10 4sc; February, 10 Gle; March,
10 75c; April, 10 SSc.
80 %. m.-COJJOn dull; middling upIands.
~ t-I0c; mitdin1 Orican=, 10 ll-l6a: sales l53
bales; net ~receiDts AS bales. gross 6,352.
ure-Mar closed weak, FlLn sales of
lJS,t0O bales, as follows. November deliverV,
10 "a lie; December, 10 3510lO 36c: January.
~ HOO 45c; February, 10 58GIO 59c: March,
10 t3e; April, 10 S6GlO Sc: Nav. IL 0OdU Ole:
June. IL l5gl lac; July, II 2i9ll 26c; August,
II 3Agll &c.
The Sosrs cotton report SAYS: Future de-
lVeries market yesterday as well as to-day
demonstrates that prices are. in a great
measure, run up by manipulation. Room
speculatOrs are the chief operators. and these
are rightly averse to 20 short, yet DESTROYS
10 make a Few points or assist an upward
movement. At the third call only 100 bales
december bought at 10 Soc and 100 bales Au-
/ gust at j. sac, showing an advance of 6-IO00
4-IQOc. Futures closed weak; 4-1OOG5-l00
higher than yesterday"
GALVESTON. Nov. I9.-COtton steady: mld-
I ding NNgs net FaeHrufa 2 t9Q L4Nae nrrDcc
5,42os sales 493 bales: stock 54,Oll bales: ex-
ports, cOastwise 80 bales.
NORFOLK. Nov. IS.-CottOn firm; middIiae
IL 5-l0c: net receipts $500 bales, gross $500:
sales 2,Iy3 bales: stock 6l.5I0 bales: exports.
70 Great Britain IA bales, cOastwise LIS.
i~HAthSTOA Nov. l9.-COttOn steady; mid
ding Zoe; net receipts 902 bales, gross 9O2
sales none; stock 23,44S bales.
NEW O~RLEAEs,NOv. l9.-COttOn strong; mid
Glng 10 l-l6c; net receipts 7,545 bales, gross
S,4S6: GALES 1000 bales: stock 245.4 36 bales: ex-
ports, to Great Britain 1869 bales, cOastwise
/ 5,97S.
SoETLE, Nov. I9.-Cotton firm and held
higher; middung 8 I5-I6c; net receipts 9l4
bales, gross 955; sales 1000 bales; stock I,4447
bales; exports, TO Great Britain 2,479 bales,
coastwise l,573 bales.
MEMPHIS, Nov. .9.-COtt0n firm: middIing
l0c; receipts, 1889 bales shipments 2.46 bales:
sales 100 bales; stock GS.565 bales.
AUGUSTA, Nov. l9.-COJtOn steady; middlinC
yzc' receipts l66 bales: sales LAG bales.
L~HARLEsTON. Nov. firm. mid
ding Zoe; net receipts 1853 bales, gross 5,75g:
sales 1865 bales; stock SS,6J5 bales; exports, to
Great Britain 2,640 bales, TO the continent $3.50
/ bales, cOastWise $500.
NEE IORz, Nov. DEMONSTRATED net re-
oelp-s for all cotton ports to-day 34,759 bales
exports. to Great Britain 1922 bales, to
France 2,649, to the continent ,465.
PSOvIsiOHs. ~GROCEsIes. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 10. nOon.-Breadstuns
dull and unchanged. Bacon, long clear mid
dies 45s; short 46s. Lard, prime Western 3Ss
NV YORK, Nov. 10, noon.-Flour dun and
neaVy- heat lower. Corn lower and dull.
PORK heavy; mess, Sl4. Lard weak at Z Size.
Freights steady.
$500 p. m.-Flour, Southern closed dull;
| good to choice 81 30G5 IS. Wheat-suOt lots
without important change; %ungraded red GA
MSz5sc; No. , red, Size. COrn-spOt lots "a
lac lower; closing steady; ~ungraded, 44196
Sic; Southern. white Soc: No. 2. November
delivery 5l12G5lAc. Oats without important
change, No. >, 3l5kc. Hops unchanged. Coffee,
TAR kio. on spot, stronger at lOc; No. Z Rio,
OnspOt 5 2oc, November delivery S 35c. Sugar
dull aad easyc; fair TO good refining. 4zSG5c:
refined dull-C 4AGs7Sc, extra { 5d5Lc, of
A 5'sc, standard \ 5Ac. granulated 6 l-l6G
| Csc. MOlasses quiet. COttOn-sepd OIl-32Ld
/ 34c for crude, 4ltG42c for refined. Hides I'M
changed; New Orleans and Texas selected 10
0llc. Wool quiet; domestic fleece 34G40c.
Pork dul; family mess Sl3 75tG14 90. Middles
dull; long clear 612c. Lard unsettled and a
trlne lower, closing dull; contract, on spot
Z Zoe; November delivery : 25c. Freights 10
Liverpool firm; cotton, per steam 9-32d;
I NJ KIT NNA ENEEuA WI
CHICAGO. Nov. l9.-Trading on Change to-
day ran along quietly in both cereals and pro-
/ visions. The wheat market opened KfGLC
lower. and for some time the variation was
little more than sc; Liverpool was quoted
/ steady and Mark Lane slow; receipts here
were less of winter and more of spring. with
more at Toledo and less at Milwaukee: on the
afternoon board the feeling continued easy,
the market closing at 7l5zc for November,
1850 for December, 1889 for January and
S05Ec for May. Corn was very tame within a
narrow range Of prices: the receipts here
were small, and out of 279 cars only 9 were
graded No. ,; the visible supply continues to
decrease, and more corn goes out than is com
| ing in: the closing for the day was a shade
under Yesterday, at 4I15c for November, S73zc
for December, SIC for the year. 3i16c for
/ January and 343zc for May. Oats ruled
steady. with options a shade lower than
yesterday; the market closed at 253sc for No
Vember, 251zC for December and the year, and
2SsSc for May Pork opened with a decline of
l214(Gl5c, but rallied again and closed show
ing little change as compared with yesterday,
at 81 0219 for the year, Sll 5212 for January
and SIl % for February. Lard was steady,
closing at6S718c for November, 6 72hc for De-
cember and 8 NE for January.
~. LOUIS, Nov. l9.-tIOur unchanged.
Wheat slow and lower; No. ? red, 735SfG74c
for cash; 1879 for November delivery. Corn
slow and about steady; 3716G3Sc for cash, 373s
G277Sc for November delivery. Oats dull
2fI4lG247sc for cash. Whisky steady at 81 l..
| Professionalism lower; mess, 81 2jlGlI 30.
| Bulk meats lower; long clear l0c: short rib
I NNGrH 1AANAN 800 So
7l5c, short rib 75sc, clear 71sgSc. Lard dull
and nominal at &c.
CrSCIENArl. Nov. 19.-FlOur unchanged.
Wheat quiet; No. 2 red, 75016c. Corn in
fair demand; No.. ? mixed, 40G4lc. Oats in
/ good demand; No. ?, mixed 2s5Sc. Provisions
Pork easier: mess. $l2 20. Lard lower at
/ &C. Bulk meats dull and unchanged. Bacon
dull and unchanged. Whisky quiet at 81 II.
/ Sugar unchanged. Hogs quiet; common and
light.r$ 50 25G4 %; packing and butchers, 81 10
a 50.
but steady; Howard street and West
| eFu supernne. 81 1902 IS: extra, 81 75G
SS5; family, 50 EO94 so; city mills superfne,
p 25G2 20: extra, g OOG3 IS: Rio brands,
s. 62G4 IS. Wheat-SOuthern quiet but steady
Western about steady and quiet; Southern,
red S2GS4c, amber SSd92c; No. ? Western
winter Fei. on spot T1zG77Zc. CoTn-South-
ern quiet and about steady: Western steady
but dull; Southern. white 4794Sc, yellow a.
L0rTsvlLLE Nov. I9-Wheat lower: No.
, red, 74c. Corn, No. 2 mixed. 44lzc. Oats,
No. > mixed, 29c. Provisions dull and I'M
changed: Mess pork nominal. Bulk meats
shoulders &c, clear rib &c, clear sides Z soc,
Observation-Disclosures &c. clear rib $ soc, clear sides
8 soc Hams. choice sugar cured. I2Gl3c. Lard
prime lear &c.
NEw ORLEANS. Nov. I9.-COfee in active
demand and higher; Rio cargOes, common to
prime, 71zGllc. sugar active and firm; fan
to fully fair 3E(G313c; yellow clarified 40
SIC. MOlasses in good demand and lower
prime to choice S5G44e. Cotton seed oil
prime crude, SIC.
EAvAL sFORKs.
\ Nov. 10, 500 p. m.-Spirits tur-
pentine dull; spot. 23s Cd; November and De-
cember delivery, 23s Sd; January to April
/ 24s Sd.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10, ~noOn.-Spirits turpen-
tine steady at SlZc. Rosin steady at 81 200
l 2Tk.
500 .. m.-Rosin dull. Spirits turpentint
firm at 3i16G32c.
CHARLESTON. Nov. Is.-Spirits %turpentint
quiet; 2S1zc bid; no sales. ROsin more ac-
tive; strained and good strained. 81 90; saIe'
SIS barrels.
WILAIsGTOH, Nov. 19.-SpiTits turpentin(
quiet at 29c. ROsin firm; strained 90c; gOOC
strained, CSC. Tar firm at 81 40. Crude Iur.
pentine steady; hard, 81; yellow dip and
virgin, 81 so.
RTCE.
NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-Rice firm.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. I9.-Rice firm; Louis
lana, 4zG5Zc.
ADVICE to MOUners.
MRS. WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUT
snouId ALWAYS be used when children are