Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-18

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TICS S'rthw'n S6% Rock Island 1i0l,
preferred ...I2I ar. Psni 4Sz.
gen.& h!OGrande 9% p~afar-" 1o1N
z. Tennessee Ri. ~ u1ioH P S1,aS:'''' ~ az.
Lake Shore. 67Z Wshssh Peciae as
LVllle = Nah 24Z g - 10
aemoas 3 Cha7. 26 Western URio.. sg
bid.
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LIVERPOOL. Nov. II, noon.=Cotton ouiet
ana rather easier; middllng upiands. 5 u-l6d
nlldllpg Orleans, sgd; sales I0,OOO bales. Tor
speculation and export 1000 bales. racainte
1900 bales-American $500.
tutuIes: OplanC5. low mfddling clause.
NOfemDer ana December delivery. : 4O-64d:
december and January, 42-64d: Januarv and
FEBRUARY, 5 45-64G5 46-64d: Februarv and
Marcn. . 4S-64G5 49-64d; March and AnriI
. 9z-o4di April and May, 5 59-64d; May and
inactive.
? p. m.-ssles to-day included $500 bales
kutures; Uulaads. low middling eIause-
NoVember delivery, 3 4O-64d, value: Mover,
ger ana December, 5 40-64d. value: Decem-
DeI ana January 5 42-64d, sellers; January
~ reoEuary, . 45-64d, sellers; February and
aleIcn' . 4S-b4d, sellers; March and ApriL.
. 2z-o4d, sellers; April and May, 5 57-64d'
Nalue' May and June, ) 59-64d, value: June
and July, 562-64d, value. Market easv.
49, P-ms-E utuEes- ODldnUS. low mtQCFnC
Slau7e. NoVember delivery, 5 ~ -64d, buyers;
GoVemOer and December, 5 42-64d, BUYERS:
december and January, 5 4l-64d. sellers:
January and February, 8 47-64d, buyers;
Ie9r.ary ana March, 5l-6ld, sellers; March
anu APri, 55-64d. sellers; April and Nav.
. 9y-oid, sellers; May and June, 5 62-64d, value;
june and July, Cd. value. Market closed
YORK. Nov. Il. nom-Co,ron ou,et.
mlidiinE Uplands 1910: middiry Orleans
iC52c; sales l,lOO bales, including 900 bales in
transit.
futures: Market opened firm. will sales a.
follows: November delivery. lOlSc: Deem
Der. 10 I5c: January, 10 25c; February. 10 Ale:
March, 10 55c; April. 10 CSC.
S;NO ?. cot steady; middling uplands,
lOAc; middlInz Orleans, IO15c: sales 37S bales:
net recelDts 200 bales. gross T,O2S.
tutuTes-Msrket closed firm, with Gales Of
lo,4UO bales, az follows: November delivery.
~ ~ q 42c; December, 10 3lGl0 32c; January,
~ 80 February, 10 5Sc; March. 10 Tic; April,
lOSSglO SIC; May, 10 9SgIlc; June, II l2Gl1 lac;
July, II 23Gll 25c; August, IL 33G1 35c.
Lhe F0sFs cotton report says: Future de-
iiVeTIes are IN fair demand and advanced
Iz-LOUci and 10 36c was paid at the third call
Tor November, 10 Csc for March, 10 93c for MAY,
and II &c for August. Futures closed strong
ana lo-lUOgl9 lOOc higher than last Saturday"
dilng 91sc; net receipts AIS bales, gross
1855 sales S9o bales; stock 5O,O4 bales; ex-
ports, TO Great Britain 5,427 bales, to the con-
tInent Ass, cOastwise SIG.
NokFOLE, Nov. I1.-COtUOn firm; middlipg
Toe; net receipts S,246 bales, gross s. 246: sales
Zoo bales; stock 64,257 bales; exports, coast
wise 1884 bales.
W~MHINeTON. Nov. l7.-Cotton quiet: mid
ding 9sc; net receipts l,oO9 bales, gross l,OO9;
sales none; stock 1929 bales: exports. to
Great Britain 2,07S bales.
NEN OkLEANs, Nov. H.-CottOn strong;
mlddilng 3 15-l6c: net receiDts I9O67 bales
gross 2o,4l4; sales 5000 bales; stock 2l3. 500
bales; exports, to Great Britain 1854 bales.
MOBILE, Nov. H.-COtton quiet; mlddllng
g34c; net receipts 2,25S bales, gross 2,400; sales
800 bales; stock 1866 bales; exports, coast
wise LIZA bales.
MEXPHIs. Nov. Cotton steady; middline
y24c; receipts. SIG bales; shipments 1850
bales; sales 800 bales; stock 65,3s3 bales.
Augusta, Nov. E.-COttOn quiet; middline
95Sc: receipts l,46t bales: sales gS3 bales.
CHARLESTON, Nov. H.-COttOn quiet; mid
ding 91sc; net receipts 1851 bales, gross 1851;
sales none; stock SS,473bales; exports, to the
continent 5,20l bales. cOastWise 1904.
SEW 4ORK, Nov. I7.-ConsOlldated net re-
ceiDts for all cotton ports to-day 53.633 bales:
exports, to Great Britain 3S,704 bales, TO
the continent 1896.
FRCyIsIOHs. G-RcCEEIEs. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. Il, nOOn.-Breadstufs
dull, with very small business. Long clear
middlcs AS.
REV YORK. Nov. L. noOn.-Four dull and
heavy. heatlOwer andheavy. Corn stronger.
PORK dull; mess, SIS. Lard weak at Z 45c.
Freights firm
500 p. m.-Flour, Southern closed steady:
common to fair extra 50 20G4 p, good to choice
extra 81 30G5 -. Wheat-srOt lots 1s0231c
lower, closed weak; ungraded red 67GS61ac;
No. , red, SI15(GS2c; November delivery nOmi-
nal. COrn-spOt lots h0G1zc higher; closed
weak; u~ngraded, 49G5315c; No. 2, November
delivery 5l1z952c. Oats LG2zc lower; No. >,
SIC. Hops quiet. Coffee, falr Rio, on spot,
steady at 94c; No. Z Rio, on spot S 20c, No
vember delivery S Csc. sugar quiet and barely
steady; Porto Rico 4 l3-l6c; Jamaica 45Sc:
fair TO good refining, 5951sc; elm weak
a. ANrITEALW nWrEa q hLZR white nXfra a. Ma
SIC, yellow 413G4Ac, on \ 5ssG5Zc, mould 4
61zlG65sc, n y 5ZOG5 l3-l6c, cOnfeC-
TONERS \ l5-l6r, cut loaf and crushed CSC.
powdered 6zG612c. graduated q l-l6{G61sc,
cubes 64G63sc. MOlasses unchanged. Cotton
seed OIi-3212G34c for crude, 4l042c for re-
fined. Hides very steady; New Orleans and
Texas selected lVGllc. Wool about steady;
domestic fleece 34G4Oc. Pork dull and unset
tied; mess, on spot, S4 OO9l4 so. Mlddles
-tcaay; long clear &c. Lard Opened3G4 points
better; closed weak; Western steam, on spot
zoe; November delivery Csc. Freights TO
Liverpool trm; cotton, per steam 3-l6d;
wheat. per steam cd.
CHICAGO. Nov. IT.-TradIng was slack on
Change to-day, and the course Of values in
wheat was quite steadily downward within a
range OF Zc. The most depressing influences
were free receipts to-day and expected large
ones tomorrow. More outside orders than
usual were received and about equally
divided between the long and short sides.
Wheat opened quiet at a fractional decline.
There were no sustaining Influences. Trading
was fairly. active, but OF a scalplng character.
Free r~eceipts and liberal selling brought
as I o'clock at the lowest prices of the morn
iu-. The reported break in freight rates from
- To 10 weakened the market and helped the
decline. Corn opened easy at a decline of &c
from Saturday aud was moderately traded in.
The upward movement was &c, while the
downward one was sc from the outside
points. Large receipts are expected to-
morrow. Little or no demand, except of
local speculative character, was observed.
No. , cash sold early at 1870, but fell of quite
steadily to 4l1sC. The options at lp. m. were
low and easier. Oats were in moderate de-
mand and about steady, options this side Of
Nav being a little better than nominal quota
tons. Provisions ruled fairly active, firm and
higher early in the day, but steadily eased of
with grain, and closed easy at the lowest
figures of the day. At the afternoon board
wheat was easier at ne for November, 721zc
for December, 73l4c for January, 74c for Feb
ruarv and S0Lc for May. Corn was easy but
slower at 4Oc for November, 371sc for Deem
Der and year. 35zc for January, 35c for Feb
ruary and 3T3zc for May. Oats were 255SC for
November and December, 253zc Tor year, and
1870 for May. Pork was easier at Sll 2212 for
all the year. Sll So for January aud Sill 4713 for
February. Lard was g % for November, 6 S.
for December and January, and 8 % for Feb
ruary.
Flour dull and neglected. Wheat weak:
opened steady; closed &c under Saturday; re-
gular, November delivery 72G725sc. Corn
quiet; opened stronger; closed &c lower for
NuhtlluEIs Cdou AulS H4T24t 49, NukCulbtE
delivery 4lAg451zc. Oats dull; cash $500
26c: November delivery 25A(G26lzc. Pork
frmer and 5Gl0c higher; cash lots $l 500
i 90. Lard irmer and a shade higher; cash
lots : OTl$G7 l0c; November delivery 697L@
: csc. Bulk meats in fair demand: shoulders
: OOd5 25c. short RIB 6 00G6 25c. clear 6 700
6 75c. Whisky steady. Sugar steady and I'M
changed; standard \ CSC, graduated &C.
ST. LOUIS. GOV E.-tlOur unchanged.
Wheat sSG6Ec below Saturday; No. 2 red,
74lzG7H[c for cash; G5sG745<c for November
SIC for November delivery. Oats dull
25LG251zc for cash. Whisky steady at 81 u.
Pr0visiOns-POrk dull; mess. So asked. Bulk
meats weak; long clear CSC; short rib 613c,
clear &C. Bacon weak; long clear nc.
short rib 75sG7Zc, clear Sc. Lard quiet; &c
bid. Hams, 1lAGl3c.
CINCIENATI. Nov. I7.-FlOur heavy; family,
g 1913 IS. Wheat dull and nOminal; No. ?
red, 77G7Sc. Corn dull; No. , mixed, 40c.
Oats easier; No. 2 mixed, 2S18c. Provisions
Pork dull; mess, $l3. Lard firm at I l0G7 l5c.
Bulk meats-shOulders sc, short rib 65Sc.
Bacon easier; shoulders &C, short rib SIC,
clear 9 soc. Whisky unchanged. Sugar steady
New Orleans 5G6c. Hogs weak: common and
light, s. S0G4 50; packing and butchers, 81 -
BALTIMORE, Nov. II, noon.-Flour quiet
and lower on high grades of city
mills Howard stree AMI Vest
81: family, 50 3SG4 so; city mills supernne,
y 2502 IS: extra, 50 O0G3 IS: Rio brands,
81 6204 IS; Patapsoo family. IS Is; superdne
patent, s. IS. Wheat-SOuthcrn lower; West
ern lower, closed dull; Southern, red S2GS5c,
amber SIG90c; No. l Maryland, S7GS714c; No.
? Western winter red. on spot 7S5sG4S7sc.
COrn-Southern lower and quiet; Western