Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-13

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COTTON.
~LLvEzFooL- Nov. y, nOOn.-Cottan steady
but less active; middilng upisnds. 500: mia-
ding Orleans, l3-l6d; sales 10000 GsIes- for
speculation and expOrt 1000 bales; receipts
3l,40O bales, all American.
futures: UDlands, low middlinR cIause.
November delivery, 5 37-G4d; November and
December, > 37-64d; December and Januarv
S9-6495 3S-6id; January and February
3z-of99 4l-64d; February and March.
9 4b-64lg5 45-64d; March and April. 5 5O-6t09
. 49-64d; April and May, ; 54-64G5 53-64d: Nav
IN June,5 5S-64eg5 59-64d: June and JULY,
ooI-o4Q. Market steady at the decline.
The tenders Of deliveries at tO-day's clear
lngs amounted 70 l,5OO bales new docket. and
IS old docket.
p. m.-sales to-daT included GOO bales
o. American.
Futures: Uulands. low nidqlipQ c,suse
November delivery, 537-64d. buyers: Novem-
Der and December, 5 37-64d. buyers: Deem
Der and January. 5 39-64d. sellers: January
- NI@f LLAAAE GUA A4AN MAA
march, . 45-54d, buyers; March and April.
. 49-64d. buyers; April and Nav. 5 53-6ld.
seHeFs; May and June, , 5I-64d. sellers: June
steady. ~
$500 p FIXTURES: UpIands. low middline
clause. November delivery, . 80 sid, value:
November ana December, 3 3S-64d, value:
December and January. ; 4O-64d, sellers:
January and February, 3 43-64d, value; Feb
ruary and March, 3 47-64d, sellers; March and
April, . 5O-b4d. buyers; April and May.
) 5f-bid. buyers: May and June. ) 5S-64d, sell
ers; June and July, . 62-6id, sellers. Market
closed firm.
SES loHK. Nov. y, ncon.-CottOn quiet but
steady; G1dulng upldBds 10 Lice; middlinC
y l6-is 20 5-l6c: sales Isl bales.
FUTURES; Market opened steady, with sales
= follows; November delivery, 10 O6c; Deem
Der. 10 O6c: January. 10 lie; February. 10 Bic;
March, 10 4Jc; April, 10 Gle.
5:CJ p. m.-COtJon quiet but steady: mid
4Ilng uplanGs, 10 l-l6c; mlIdiug orleans.
~ G-l6c; sale 25I bales; net receipts l,2II
sa~tures-MarEet closed steady, with sales
or $4,000 bales, as fOilCWs. November Geliy-
sF3- 10 lU9lO lSc: December, 10 llGl0 he; jan
nary, III zN9lO 2lc; February, 10 34GlO 35c;
March, 10 50glO sic; April, 10 64GIO csc: May,
10 tl9lO tyc; June. 10 9l0I0 93c; July, II $50
II csc; August, IL l2(GlI l4c.
The fOsts cotton report says: "Future de-
lIveries, on free offerings, declined 4-IOO0
5-lOOc. Latest Liverpool advices reported a
better market than had been expected, and
caused an advance of 3lOO(G4-lUOc. At the
third call November brought 10 I4c, February
10 Bic, and March 10 75c. Futures closed
steady and 4-lOOg2-lOOc higher than yester-
day"
GALVESTON. Nov. l2.-Cotton firm; Md
ding S5zc; net receipts 1852 bales, gross
5.552; sales 2,OSl bales; stock 7O.425 bales; eX-
ports, to Great Britain 6,l59 bales, to the con-
tlnent 5,G22, cOastwise :, 1SS.
EORFOLk, Nov. l2.-COJtUn steady; middling
95zc: net receipts 1852 bales, gross 1852: sales
2,0l1 bales; stock 5e,56S bales; exports, coast
wise J,35S bales.
WILMINGTON, Nov. I2.-COttOn firm: mid
ding sZc; net receipts ] !9l bales, gross l ,l9I;
sales none; stock 24,569 bales.
NEW NOV. l2.-COttOn quiet but
steady; middhng 9 ll-l6c; net receipts 6,74l
bales, ErOss 1926; sales 5,OCO bales; stock 2A, 255
bales; exports, 10 the continent 5,56T bales,
AosILE, Nov. I2.-Cotton quiet; middling
99-l6c. net receipts 1851 bales, gross 1,5O1;
GALES $50 bales; stock 1912 bales; exports,
COastWlse LOIS bales.
MEgPBIs, Nov. .2.-Cotton firm; middling
Q SIG; receipts. 1863 bales; shipments 2.S34
bales; sales 1000 bales; stock 5S,29t bales.
AUGUSTA, Nov. l2.-CoJt0n quiet; mlddling
91zc; receipts 1927 bales: sales LIB bales.
CHARLESTON. Nov. quiet; buy
ers and sellers apart; mIddling $50; net re-
cclpts . OBJ bales. gross 5,t31; sales 300; stock
S6,662 bales; exports, to Great Britain A.225
bales, TO the continent LOO, cOastwise 2.SO2.
81" AOkA Nov. 2.-COnsOIdated net re-
rel9is fo- al cotton porte to-day $3.50 bales;
exports. to Great Britain lO,3S4 bales. to
France 3,05o, to the continent 1889.
PROVISIONS. eK0CEEIIs. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l2, nOOn.-BreadstuGs
dull, with very small business doing. Bacon.
long clear mlddles AS. short fS=-
NEN YORK, nov. y. ~nocn.-FlOur dun and
heavy. Wheat steadier and better. Corn
quiet. Pork dull and heavy; mes, SIS. Lard
dull at : 50c. kreIghts steady.
500 p. m.-klOur, Southern closed quiet.
Wheat-s OF lots a shade lower; ungraded red
G60S2lz &C; No. , red, November delivery 791
7g2c. COrn-spOt lOtsLG1zc lower; ungraded,
i9G53c; NO.2, November delivery 52G52Ac.
steadily held. Coffee, fair Rio, on spot, steady
at 95sG9Hc; No. Rio, on spot S lee; N0veul-
Der delivery : 95GS 00c. sugar dull and I'M
changed; fair TO good refining, 5 l-l6G5 3-l5c;
refined dull. MOlasses unchanged. Cotton
-res! uii-S5gSIc for crude, 4l942c for refined.
Hides steady; New Orleans and Texas selected
lU9ilc. Wool steady. Pork dull and cay; new
mess. on spot, So Mlddles dull; long clear
Use. Lard a triie lower; Western steam, on
spot : zoe. November delivery : 40c. kFeights
o. Liverpool firm; cotton, per steam 3-l6d;
wheat. per steam. Oh
CHICAGO. Nov. I2.-The leading articles in
the speculative line were improved to-day,
i'm that values We're higher all around. made
So by % better demand from local traders.
The call, however. was mainly from the
scaipcrs; light receipts contributed largely
to the general strength, and the close of the
morning session was firm. Wheat opened
steady and wei M to yesterdays closing
figures, the early quotations being the lowest
of the day. a somewhat slumpy feeling con-
trihutcd early IN the day from the stock
Market uuA tIt lAut Itctlpl5 mere anu at
other places soon Overcamc this feeling, and
the latter part Of the session was firm, with
a steady demand from local traders. The
range was within rs per cent. irregularly
upward. No. ? spring sold at 721sG725Ec. for
cash. Corn opened a shade better than yes
terday's prices, and all through the session
ruled hrmer than Yesterday. The demand
was principally from local spectators. rms
fact and the light receipts helped to make the
market firm all through the session. The
fluctuations were confined within the range
ID TH|n n - cash GnHI nF 12hEn Oats Kent
I'D a Hrm tone, and were in good demand
without being literally offered. The luctua-
lions were very slight, being confined within
the range OF &c, ana prices steadily rose.
| Provisions were steady and a fraction better
| for futures. Cash pork sold at Sl2 IS and Sl3.
Cash lard sold at : l2lzc.
Flour easier. Wheat opened steady; closed
I sc higher than yesterday; regular, November
1 delivery 1lSG72IC: No. > Chicago spring,
/ 72lfG725sc. Corn stronger; closed &c higher
/ for November than yesterday cash lots 1870.
/ Oats n shade higher for cash and November
delivery. Pork declined 5GlOc, closing steady;
| cash lots SO 1908 90. Lard a shade easier;
cash lots Zoo nc; November delivery
| g 1905 9254c. Bulk meats easier; shoulders
/ 5O0G5 25c. short RIB g 3713G6 SOC, clear 6 900
| : O0c. Whisky unchanged.
Louisville. Nov. I2-Wheat steady; No. .
| red. 75c. COrn-NO. 2 white, 44%0G45c. Oat~,
No. 2 mixed, 2I1zG2Sc. Provisions dull and
unchanged: Mess pork nominal. Bulk meats
shoulders csc, clear rib g54c, clear sides Joe:
BacOn-sh0uldeTs 4g114c, clear rib iG54c, clear
sides ll14c. Hams, choice sugar cured. 100
&c. Lard-prlme lear gc.
ST. Louis. Nov. l2.-Elour unchanged.
heat fraction higher; No. , red, 4NGt4%c
/ for cash. for November delivery.
Corn active and higher; 4c5zc for cash, 40Zc
| for November delivery; S44Gs43Sc for Deem
| Der and all the year. Oats weak, 2555c for
/ cash. 26L2c for November delivery, 26t5c for
December. Whisky steady at 81 u. Provisions
duh and lower to sell.
BALTIMORE, Nov. II, noOn.-tlOpr steady
but quiet; Howard street and West
eTn superfne, - 2502 65; extra, 3 45G
| g 80: family, g SG4 so: city mills sUperfne.
81 25G2 IS: extra, s. O0G3 IS: Rio brands
| Si 62a4 IS; PatapscO family. s. 50: superlative
| patent, S. 90. Wheat-SOutnern active and
firm; Western a shade easier but active;
| Southern. red S50S6c, ditto amber 90,Gs3c;
No. Maryland. S7GSSc; No. 2 Western WINTER
rcd. on spot 79G79zc. COrl-SOuthern active
| and steady: Western steady; Southern. white
| 53i055c. yellow 50G52c-
CINCINNATI, Nov. I2.-FiOur unchanged.
Wheat quiet; No. ? red, 77G7Sc. Corn scarce
and firm; No. 2 Mixed, 45Gf6c. Oats strong;
| No. 2 mixed 2SC. Professionalism dull; mess,
SI8 IS. Lard quiet at 71sc. Bulk meats I'M
| changed. Bacon dull; shoulders CSC, short rib
SIC, clear &c. Whisky steady at 81 II. Sugar
steady; hards 6S971sc; New Orleans 5G6c.
Hogs dull; common and light. 50 $50 So;
packing and butchers, 81 4O94 IS.
NV URLEAE8, Nov. dull; Rio
cargoes. common 70 prime. 74Gl0Zc. sugar
IN eood demand: common 3E37sc. prime 4ISc,
yellow clarified 4szG5c ~granulated 5<c. Mo-
/ IasSes in fair demand; common 2lG25c. prime
to choice 40G50c. Cotton seed oil-prime
crude, &c.
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