Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-07

LYME y Nash 455s pref. Hts
Memphis y Char. S5 Western Union. 7S9s
COTTON.
MANCHESTER, Nov. 6.-Cloths dull and
prices generally in buyers favor. Yarns dull !;
holders pressing sales. The Guardians COM
mercial article says: 1.-The market is quiet.
Buyers and sellers are apart, though both
occasionally make slight concessions. On the
whole prices are steady. moderate busi-
ness has been done in the cloth department.
| Yarns are inactive and holders are unyield-
ing, though they are freely offered at lowest
! current rates"
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 0, noon.--Cotton dun;
prices generally in BUYERS favor; middling
uplands s-i6d: mlddling Orleans 7-lGd /;
| sales 1000 bales, for speculation and export
500; receipts S, 100 bales. all American.
Futures; Uplands, low mlddling clause.
November and December delivery, 5-6pn
4-bld; December and January, b-6i@
sod; January and February, S-64d; Feb
ruary and March, u 64CD5 Held; March and
Anril, l5-6iG5 l464d; a, ril and May,
IL Gid; June and July. 2i-64d. Market Nat.
The tenders Of deliveries at to-day's clear
ings amounted to 700 bales new docket and
l,l00 old.
sales Tor The week. 46, 900 bales-Americap,
$1,000 bales spectators took 500 Dales; eX-
| porters took 3 100 bales; actual exports, $500
bales; imports, 81 900 bales--Amerioan 10000 ;
| STOCK, SSSOO0 bales-AmericaG, 265,OO0 haiesi
! afiQat, $4,000 hNlcs-A merican l75.000 bales
300 p. m.-Fhe sales to-day included $500
| bales American.
|
November delivery, 4-6ld, sellers; Novem-
ber and Deoem her. 4-64d, sellers; December
| aud January, s.64d, value; January and
February, 7-64d. sellers; February and
| March, i0-t4d, sellers; March and April,
. l3-8id, value; April and May. 8 l7-84d,
sellers; May and June, 20-G4d, buyers;
June and July, 4-6td, sellers. Market
Hat ut the decline.
$500 p. MIXTURES; Uplands low middllng
clause, November delivery, 5-64d, sellers;
| November and Deoem bar. 8 5-6id, sellers; De-
/ A u.
airy and February, 7-6id. buyers; February
| ana March, l0-64d, buyers; March and April,
5 l3-6id. buyers; April and May, l7-64d,
value; May and June, b2l-64d, sellers; June
ami July, 24-b4d, buyers. Market closed
steady.
NEW YORK, Nov. g. noon.-Cotton duh and
easy; middling uplands, 93sc; mlddhng Or
| laaas, 9-l1c: sales 1876 bales.
Futures: Market opened steady, with sales
| as follows: November delivery. 100; Deem
Der, 2Sc; January. 9 39c; February, o soc;
| March. 63c; April, zoe.
I 800 y. m.-CottOn closed dull; middltng
! uplands $50; mlddling Orleans 9-l6c; sales
ll8 bales: net recelDts 1888 bales, gross IL 46I
| Futures: Market closed quiet with sales OF
| 90, 600 bales, as follows: November delivery,
8 220e9 2Sc; December, . 3O,0s Sic; January,
| 3 1909 4SO; February. Q 54@9 Boo; March, o Sc
90 &c; April, 1909 79c; May, Q 5000 Ole;
June, 10 o0@lo ole; July, 10 l09lO lie; Au-
gust, TO 1910 bic.
Tue Posi- saws: Future deliveries. as usual
| OF late. were let down and then worked up
again so that at the third call prices ranged
| l00c below yesterdays closing; 200 bales
| for November brought &c, l.S00 for Deem
| Der SIC, 300 for January 42c and LOO for
| February SIC. Futures closed quiet but
| steady, without material change from yester-
Weekly-NerreceIpt 4,O23 bales. gross 81 4B4;
| exports, to Great Britain 1882 bales, to
France l,3l2, to the continent 5, ABB hales sales
! to spinners 1923 bales; stock l2S,Ss9 bales.
GALVESTON. Nov. 6.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding l5-l6c.
NORFOLK, Nov. 6.-Cotton steady; middling
WILMINGTON, Nov. 6.-Cotton quiet; mid
| ding l5-l6c.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 9.-Cotton dull; mid
| ding DC.
MOBILE, Nov. 6.-Cotton dull; middling
| 8 lh-l6c.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 6.-Cotton irregular; mid
| ding i5-l6c.
AUGUSTA, Nov. s.-Cotton quiet; middling
| $40.
CHARLESTON, Nov. e.-Cotton in good de-
| mand; middling SIC.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 6.-Cotton dull; mid
| ding S5kc.
MACON, Nov. e.-Cotton steady; middling
COLUMBUS, Nov. e.-Cotton dull; middling
NASHVILLE, Nov. 6.-COttOn quiet; mid
ding $40.
SELMA, Nov. 6.-Cotton easy; middling
| SIC.
ROME, Nov. e.-Cotton steady; middling
SIC.
ATLANTA. Nov. -Cotton-Middling SIC;
| receipts 1858 bales.
| NEW YORK. Nov. Accommodated net re-
| ceipts for all cotton ports O-day, 1860 bales;
| exports, TO Great Britain s2,4l7 bales, to the
continent 1899, TO France 6,l6s.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6, noon.-wheat steady,
| demand poor; supply large. Corn firm, with
tair demand. Bacon, long clear middies 20s.
Lard, prime Western s2s. Tallow, line Ameri-
| can 27s Cd.
| weak. Wheat unsettled and lower. Corn
more active ana higher. Pork firm: mess,
| 50 50,0l0 90. Lard firm at soc. Freights
steady.
unchanged. Wheat-spot lots H0lo lower
/ add duh; ungraded red SFld90c; No. red.
347z d95l5c in elevator; November delivery
| e3I Sd94%c. Corn-spot lots advanced M(H11c
| and ruled steady; ungraded S50s57c; No. Z, $50
U5518c in elevator; November delivery 532sG
| 5i9Sc. Oats 1spl4c lower; No. 2, 3z1zc. Hops
unchanged. Coffee, far Rio on SPOT dull at
| s5Se. Sugar nominal. Molasses steady; Porto
| Rico 2l1sc: Trinidad l2c. Cotton seed oil-30c
for crude. S5e for refined. Hides steady; New
Orleans s3<(g95zc. Texas lOHc. Wool hrm.
| Pork firm and less active; family mess, 81 So.
Middles dun. Lard less active and 2CG9 points
| lower, Western steam, on spot 82js@6 35c,
! December delivery NG@6 29c. Freights TO
Liverpool closed firm; cotton, per steam,
! 3-l6d: wheat, per steam. 21fd.
| CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE wheat market start
ed in strong this morning, and notwithstaDd-
ing the presence OF large selling orders De-
cember advanced TO SIC and remained steady
! there for nearly an hour: cables indicated no
change in prices abroad, and the statement
was made that tho Minneapolis millers had
| advanced their bids 20 per bushel; the an
| nOuncement was not sufficient to sustain the
| market however. and the price fell back
| slowly to Sh1Sc; there WAS Ia rally 70 SSb6c, but
| after hanging about shat figure for few
| minutes the pressure to sell suddenly became
| so great that the price broke almost Instantly
| TO $50 and before the downward course was
| STAYED December had broken TO 65sc; there
| was slight rally from inside figures, and the
| market closed on the regular board Al S7a61p
| size; in the afternoon the market opened
| weak, very little support being given, and
| December broke OF again TO inside figures,
| with few sales AZ s71lQ1s1ssc, and closed IN the
| last trading at S119lISI1ac. Speculation in
corn was less animated, but the feeling was
! generally strong, the market closing for the
| day well up 10 the best figures OF yesterday;
receipts continue very light, and the wet
weather now prevailing is regarded as very
| unfavorabe for the maturing Of corn; the
! shipping demand for cash continues good,
| which also added to the firm tone shown by
| the market. Oats ruled quiet but firm, clos
| ing easter, however, on the afternoons board.
! Provisions we're steady and firm. closing for
| the day at an advance over yesterday.
| Flour unchanged. Wheat active; closed
| 10 under Yesterday; regular, November de-
! livery s53<lgS71Ec. December s79ffns9c, Janu-
| airy sSGs0Hc; No. red, Doc. Corn mod
\ erately active and firm: cash 42l<p42l5c, Mo-
yember delivery 403zG4l1sc, December $50
/ 39LSe. Oats quiet but steady; cash 2G3zc. No
Won, har dali very 9ai LII9gILc Deceu1ber ggI n