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

Gre. .----.... I27z Texas Pacihc..... 81
= z. tennessee Rd 80 Union Pacific. 4slf
L'ville = Nash 23JS - nTeS "a
MeIaphis & Char. Is Western IJn grSi - f n
Aobiie & Ohio. 81 W
Bid
LIVkEFOOL, Nov. 10, nOOn.-COtton active:
prices hardening; middiing uplands SID !:
RalddIlng Orleans, ll-l6d; sales IL. 900 bsIes
ceipts none. '' -
Futures: Uplsnds. low middline olauss
NOVemDer delivery. 5 37-64d5 36-64d: NOvem-
~ anu Decem 0eT 53I-64G5 96-64d; December
anu anu January, 3S-64G5 39-64d; January and
February, 5 4l-64015 42-62d: Febrnarv.,snd
March. 45-6ilg5 46-64d; March and kbril.
AZ g 1 So-64d; April snd May, 5s-6id; May
vance. ~ WV gu
The tenders Of deliveries at to-day's clear
5ngs amounted to 400 bales new docket, and
500 old docket.
p. m.-saies to-day included II, 400 bales
OF American
Quotations Of American all advanced I-l6d.
9 MiIl9,ullns uplands 9-l6d, middling Orleans
Futures: Uplands. low middling clause.
November delivery, 37-64d, buyers; Novem-
per and December, 3I-64d. buyers; Deem
and FEBRUARY, 42-64d, buyers; February and
March, 46-64d, buyers; March and APRIL
51-0id. value; April and May, 5 54-64d
sellers; May and June. 57-64d value: ,June
and July, 6l-64d, value. Market firm.
400 p m.-Futures: Uplands, low middling
clause, November and December delivery
ESD; December and January, s9-6il9
9'-o+ui January and February, 42-6401
5fI-0id; February and March, 5 -64ld5 45-64d;
March and April. 5 50-64dI5 4S-64d: Nav and
June 56-54di June and July, 6O-64d.
5:UJ 2. MIXTURES: ODlanfs low middIinp
clause. November delivery. 5 80 Sid. sellers:
November and December, > 36-64d. sellers:
december and January. 37-64d, buyers:
January and February, 5 40-6id BUYERS: Feb
ruary and March, 44-64d, value; March and
April, 4S-64d. sellers; April and Nav
Sz-e+d- sellers; May and June. ) 56-64d, sell
closed quiet.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10, noon.-Cotton opened
hrm; mlddlng uplanGs 9 l5-l6s; middlipR
OIlesns 10 Slice; sales 172 bales.
Futures: Market opened easv with sales
as follows: November delivery, 10 Csc; Deem
Der. 10 O6c: January. 10 l5c; February, 10 soc;
March, 10 44c; April, 10 5Sc.
500 y. m.-COttOn firm: middlin0 uDIands
lOc; middling Orleans, lO14c: ga les lis bales:
net receiDts 100 bales. gross S,O3S.
kutures-MarKet closed firm, with sales of
l25,4O0 bales, as follows: November delivery
10 1000 l5c; December, 10 O9GIO 10c; January
10 1900 zoe; February, 10 346DIO 35c; March,
10 4s,glo 49c; April, 10 62GlO 64c: Nav, 10 77C0
August, II 1901 nc.
The POst's cotton report says: 'sFuture de-
llverles advanced l0-l00c for November and
the balance of the list $1,000 ) l00c. then lost
2-l0oc and brought at the third cal -Novem-
Der 10 he, December 10 07c. January 10 ISc
February 10 SIC, and March 10 47c Futures
e'osed firm and 7-lO09J-lOOc higher than last
Saturday"
GALVESTON. Nov. lO-Cotton firm: mid
ding csc; net receIDts 3,sil bales, gross SIS;
sales % bales: stock Il, 9S5 bales.
NORFOLK. Nov. l0.-COtJOn firm; middIing
sc; net receipts 1892 bales, gross 1892; sales
1,l25 bales; stock 1854 bales; exports, coast
wise l,5l7 bales.
wn4NGTON. Nov. IO.-Cotton firm: mid
ding &c; net receipts $50 bales gross $50;
sales none; stock 23,073 bales.
NEE ORLEANS. Nov. l0.-COttOn firm;
mlddlug $50. net receipts 1903 bales. Erogs
exports, to Great Britain G. $50 bales, to France
3,SsO, to the continent 1900.
NoBILE. Nov. lO.-OcJton firm; middIing
S1-l6c; net receipts 200 bales. gross 2,74I:
sales $50 bales; stock 1902 bales; exports,
cOastwise AIS bales.
MEMPHIS, Nov. lO.-CO5ton firm; middIing
9l5c; receipts. 7,405 bales; shipments 4,576
bales; sales 1000 bales; stock 55.Sl7 bales.
AUGUSTA, Nov. l0.-COtton steady; middling
CSC; receipts 1869 bales; sales 1 1874 bales.
CHARLESTON, Nov. lO.-COttOu firm; mid
ding 1I-l6c: net receipts 1876 bales, gross
1876; sales 1000; stock SS,346 bales; exports,
to Great Britain 2,O25 bales, to France l,662, to
the continent $500, cOastwise 939.
NEF YORK, Nov. DEMONSTRATED net re-
celpis for all cotton ports to-day 1926 bales;
exports. to Great Britain 6,73l bales, to
France 4,642, to the continent 1883.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 10, nOOn.-Breadstuns
quiet, with but little demand. Bacon, long
clear middles sos. short SIS.
NEW uAX, NOV. 10. nOOn.-FlOur duh and
heavy. Wheat easier. Corn quiet. Pork
dull; mess, SIS 1906 90. Lard weak at 45c.
Ereights firm.
500 D. m.-Flour. Southern closed steady.
Wheat-s. OF lots 5<CGll4c lower; ungraded red
67dS4c; No. red, November delivery 79<9
SOs<c Corn-spOt lots l12c lower; ungraded,
49, SIC; No. ?, November delivery 503sG53c.
Oats 1sf61zc lower; No. :, 3214c. Hops I'M
changed. Coffee, fair Rio. on spot, dull at
95EGy5<e; No. Rio, on spot Ice; Novem-
Der delivery soc. sugar quiet and nominal
IL unchanged; fair to good refining, l-l69
53-l6c; refined-white extra Z SIC, off A
5sSG5%c, standard 94G6c. cut loaf and
crushed 65S,G7c, cubes 65SCG615c. MOlasses
quiet. Cotton seed Oll-35(GS7c for crude, Al
tso4sc for refined. Hides steady; New Orleans
and Texas selected l0lGllc. Wool steady. Pork
dull and heavy; mess. on spot, Sl5 80. Middles
nominal: long clear 75zc. Lard opened weak
but closed firm; Western steam, on spot 42lz
al 4715c. November delivery G9G7 Ale.
Freights 70 Interpretation per steam 3-l6d;
wheat. per steam. SID
CHICAGO. Nov. lO.-The wheat market dis
played greater signs of life to-day than in
manv weeks; tracing throughout the entire
day has been active and the fluctuations quite
severe and rapid; the market opened weak,
December touched S25&c, rose to sc, sold of to
ne, rallied sharply toward the close of the
regular board to 73@s(g7S1sc, sold up to 7S1sc
on the afternoon board, and then fell back
again TO 1870, the closing figures of the day;
May options sold down TO soc, but rose to size
at the close of the days trading; the receipts
continued free, and the strength shown by the
market was a surprise to a great many trad
ers and caused some free covering of shorts.
Corn also showed great activity, which was
accompanied by a sharp rise IN values; No
vember advanced fully sc and closed at 44c, or
&c above the lowest figures Of the day; all the
year closed strong at $3.50, and May at 3SMc;
receipts were only moderate, while the ship
ments continued free. causing a marked re-
ductiOn IN the amount IN store. Oats also
ruled strong and closed 5slg1zc over Saturday,
at 253<c for November. 26c Tor December, 255/c
for all the wear, and 2S6c Tor May. Pork aG-
vanced 2Ods25c and closed steady at 81 81 for
an the year, ST. Az for January, and sll go
for February. Lard was shade lower, clos
ing at 90c for November, D soc Tor December,
ana 6 92lse for January.
regular, but closed &c higher than Saturday;
regular, on spot IU5zc; No. chicago spring,
TI1I,GT25kc. Corn strong; closed S1sc higher
for November and nc higher Tor all the year
than Saturday; cash lots and November de-
livery 4O(g4fc. Oats closed ss,G12c higher; cash
lots 251Sc, November delivery 255s(g255zc. Pork
was 21S(G5c lower early, but rallied 20lG25c,
closing steady; cash lots Sl2 1913 90 for cash.
Lard a shade easier: cash lots 05lG7 lOc; No
vember delivery S51z(G6 9Oc. Bulk meats in
fair demand; shoulders boxed 0O(d5 CSC, short
RIB 95,G7 &c, clear 1907 45c. Whisky I'M
changed.
but quiet; Howard street and Vest
ern superfine, g 25tG2 IS; extra, - $50
81; family, 50 .0G4 so; city mile superhne,
- 2Sdz 70; extra. 50 UJ,Go To- hlO DrduCS,
81 62tdt4 rs; Patapsco family, IS so; superlative
patent, S. 90. Wheat-SOutEern steady but
quiet; Western lower and weak; Southern,
red S5dS7c, amber 90SJ93c; No. Maryland,
S6lI(dS7c; No. Western winter red. on spot
SIz(179o. COrn-SOuthern about steady but
quiet; Western dull; Southern. white 53c,
yellow 52G5Sc.
f5TECrHHATI. Nov. IO.-FlOur quiet. Wheat
duIl: No. 9 red, nc. Corn strong; NO. mix
Ell 45c. Oats strong; No. mixed 273zc. Pro-
visions-POrk dull. mess, SIS IS. Lard firm at
71Ic Bulk meats firm; SHOULDERS 55Sc, short
rf6 &c. Bacon dull; shoulders SIC, short rib
| DC. clear GIG. Whisky firm at 81 II. Sugar
steady; hards ossCg71sc; New orleans 5lg6e.
| Hogs steady: common and nght, IS 1894 65;
| packing and butchers, 81 4OG4 IS.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. lO.-Elour unchanged.
Wheat opened lower but closed firm; No.
/ red, 1896 for cash, T45s(GT5c for November de-
livery. Corn steady; 3Tc bid for cash, s6G
| SIC for November delivery. Oats hrm; zo14c
| for cash, 1850 for November delivery. Whisky
/ OBS Is. Bulk meats lower; long clear &C. Ba-
i con lower; long clear S3S(GS1Sc, short rib SAG
| $50. Lard quiet at &c.
| Louisville, Nov. l0-Wheat dull; No. =
red, 75c. -COrn-NO. 2 white, 40 G5Oc. Oats,
| No 2 white l9LEc Provisions tiull. Mess pOrk
| rib CSC, clear sides I0c. Observation-Disclosures "a
| ne clear rib l03zc, clear sides ll4c. Hams
| choice sugar cured. l29l3c. Lard-prime leaf
new ORLEAEs. Nov. 10.-COffee dull; Rio
| cargoes, common to prime. 71<(0lO3<c. sugar
IN good demand; far to fully fair S9$G45sc;
yellow clarified 43z,G51so. M0lasses In good
| demand: fair 3O9S5c. Cotton seed Oil-prIme
crude, 3l9S2c.
NAVAL sTOEE9.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 10, noon--spirits turPen-