Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-12

SIC: net recepts 5Ol bales, gross 5i5; sales 500
bales; stock 1920 bales; exports, coastwise
1896 bales
MEMPHIS. Nov ll.-Cotton steady; middling
Sfsc; receipts 3,7t9 bales; shipments 1882
bales; safes 5000 bales: stock 70 $50 bales.
AUGUSTA, Nov. n.-Cotton dull; mIddllng
SIC; receipts 100 bales; sales ,3l4 bales.
ATLANTA, Nov. IL. - Cotton - Middling
o9sc: receipts ,59l bales.
CHARLESTON, Nov. ll.--Cotton firm mid
ding CSC; net receipts 5'l65 bales, gross
ports, c astwise $50 bales.
NEW YORK Nov. ll.-Consohdated net re-
celpts for all cotton ports to-day, $685. bales;
exports, to Great Britain 7,776 bales, to the
continent 2,5H.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. H. noon.-Wheat steady;
demand y n; supply good; red Western
spriHg, 1s@ls ID; winter, 7s@7s I'd. Corn
quiet but steady, with poor demand; new
32s Sd.
NEW YORK, Nov. II, noon.-Flour dull and
declining. Wheat lower. Corn higher. Pork
steady; meas, 50 5000 90. Lard drm at
4213c. Freights firm.
500 p. m.-Flour, Southern unchanged;
common to fair extra IS 5 al 20. Wheat spot
lots dull and unchanged; ungraded red $40
SOC; No. z red. 9I34lG95c, November delivery
94Ha9415c. Corn shade easier and only
moderately active; ungraded 50G50c; No. z
55c; November delivery 541&@551sc. Oats 40
nc higher: No. ., 3315G333sc. Hops I'M
changed. Coffee, far Rio on spot dull at s. &c;
No. Rio. on spot SOC. November delivery
T5c. Sugar unchanged. Mo asses unchanged.
Cotton seed oli-2JgjJc for crude. $50 Tor re-
fined. Hides firm and fairly active. Wool
firm and fairly active. Pork quiet but firm I;
mess, SO 90. Middles frm. Lard 4(d6 points
higher; Western steam. on spot 421zc, No
vember delivery DC. Freghts to Liverpool
closed steady cotton, per steam, Sled; wheat,
per steam. Sd.
CHICAGO. Nov. u.-There was more interest
in pork and corn han IN wheat. In the latter
there was the most humdrum market lmagl-
n bic, with just a, Ii tie action as possible.
Whe t for December opened at $40. got up 10
$3.50, and did not get below SS1sDSSl4c. Re-
celpts of corn to-day were but lO2 cars, and
the crowd of shorts was struck with Que of
the little panics which come so unexpectedly
when trading is as dull as il has been lately;
November went from 45c TO 47c with not half
dozen trades, and with four or hve inter
vening quotations the price dropped just as
suddenly to under 45e; there is nothing new
in the situation; the advance is partly ma
nipulation and partly natural. On Nov. 10
marine insurance companies Will refuse to
write risks. vessels that go out after tn
are few, and charge high rates. Whatever
corn goes forward after Saturday must 20 by
rall, and pay 25c per hundred freight TO reach
New York This fact has been known right
along, and people in the East who have want
ed corn have poured in their orders for 1T.
Shippers here who have speculative incliDa-
lions have bought and shipped by lake, taking
the tHduttb ludb diltT bllt Idht tluHttl. WIN an
advance in the cost of transportation, prices
at he seabOard would advan e. These two
demands on cash corn have been supplemented
by the demands of shorts; November is
always, from time away back in June and
July, when it begins TO be traded in, the
favorite to sell; SO Is the year. The result Is
that there is now undoubtedly a large corn
shortage, which has accumulated within the
asst six months. 1t is believed that after Nov.
Is, when the first two demands for cash are
Withdrawn, the demand from the shOr will
lessen also. The drop from 47c to 1870 for
Move Der was so quiet as to take the breath
away from On-lOokers, Brokers who han 20,
600 bushels to sell got 5000 of at 1910, 5000 of
at 45c and 10000 off at 4315c-all OF this in -ide
of Il single minute. There was really drop
Of &c without any trading az all. The crowd
got loud r and all traders had stop orders to
sell within about &c Of the Op, nlng. When
one indicated that he had some Tor sale every
body became seller, and the bottom dropped
right out of the market. Shorts, however,
may regret the break they wanted. The SELL
ing price ran up from 1910 to 45c again with
surprising rapidly. Oats ruled quiet but
higher, with considerable trading. There
was an advance of SOC in pork, and some
large buying.
Flour-noihing doing. Wheat quiet and &c
lower; regular, November delivery $500
S7ssc, December So1sGesss. closeu at os1sc bid.
January SS34GqS94c; No. red, 92c. Cora very
unsettled and excited; No. 2, cash 451zlG461qc,
November delivery 439s147c. Oats quiet but
higher; cash &c. November delivery 265< Q27c,
Provislons-Mess porK more active and 0G3Oc
CHER: cash s. 100 771z, November delivery
s. 70, December IS 62ACqs 80. Lard fairly ac
i've and firm; cash or November delivery
6 l21<36 l5c, December 0116iG6 l212c. Boxed
meats steady; dry sailed shoulders 50G3 75c.
short rib SIDES 4 1904 voc, short clear sides
05 rs Ice Whisky, at 81 IS.
CINCINNATI. Nov. li.-Flour dull. Wheat
heavy; 10. red, 93a95c Corn stronger
No. mixed, 4515 46lzc. Oats in good demand
and higher; No. mixed. 2sIIc. Proyis ons--
Pork In light demand al - 90. Lard strOns at
G 071SC16 l2l4c. Bulk meats in moderate de-
mand shoulders sec, short ribs g.. Bacon
in fair demand and hrm: shoulders 75c,
short ribs 75c, short clear l0c. Whisky
weak at 81 90. Hogs quiet; common and light
81 s5Co365, packing and butchers 81 4oG370
ST. LOUIS, Nov. ll.--Flour closed unchanged.
red, cash 9i1zc bid, November delivery 9l5s %
ajl4c Corn closed 1s0lf &C below Yesterday;
No. 2 mixed, cash 355zg391ac. November de-
livery 87lSc. Oats very slow; No. mixed,
cash 2il5c Whisky steady az 81 10. Provis-
ions-POrk, higher; old 50; heavy new 50 IS.
Lard arm, e.. Bulk meats-lOose lots long
clear soc, short rib 0Oc, short clear l0c:
boxed lots long clear 4 Sic. short rib l515 &c.
Bacon strOr &; long clear soc, snort RIB 6U0D
5 75c. short Gear 0Jc. Hains. 25GlQ soc.
BALTIMORE. Nov. u,-FlOur Steady and
quiet: Hot ard street md Western snper
6ne 81 nO,G3 80, ex. RI 81 5000 o. family 81 80
500: city mills superfne 50 OO0D3 40. extra g. 80
(1f Is: Rio brands. IS 0WD5 j.. Wheat-SOuth-
ern quiet but steady; Western higher and
dull: Southern. RED b2hb3c am DER ~ g$l o.;
No. ] Maryland, N0G95sc; No. Western
winterred, on spot 81 &c asked. COrn-s0utb-
ern easy and qulei; Western iirIner aud dull;
Southern, white 47G5lc; yellow 5OCd52c.
NEW ORLEANS. nov. ll.-Cohee IN light
demand but firm; Rio cargoea, common 10
pr me 81 Sgl0Ic. Sugar active but weak and
lower; Louisiana open kettle strc ly prime
&c, prime 434ni7Se. granulated 81 as c,choice
yellow clarified 81 e55Sc prime yellow clari-
fed 3-l6Gisf3, on uittO b16c. hOaeees In
fair demand bat AZ ] 'wer rates; strictly prime
10000, prime S3la85c, prime 70 strictly prime
25c. Cotton seed oil duh, weak and lower
prime crude 28GN1Te.
LOUISVILLE. Nov. il.-Grain quiet but
ST ady: Wheat-NO. 2 red. CSC C0rn-No.
z W hite. 46c. Oats--No. mixed, new z7Jzc.
NAVAL STORES.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. II, noon.-Spirits turpen-
tine. 2Ts Sd
LONDON, Nov. II. $500 D. m.-spiritsturpen-
tine strong: spot 2Is 81. December delivery z7s
Sd, January TO ADril IS 3D..
NEW YoRK, Nov. II, n0On.--spirits turpen-
tine steady at SIc. Rosin steady At 81 0z1Sfg
500 p. m.--spirlis turpentine steady. Rosin
duil
CHARLEsToE, Nov. ll.-spirits turpentine
84Cg3lilc. Rosin-strained CSC, good strained
Doc.
WILMINGTON. Nov. li.-sp'rits turpontne
hrm at 8ic. Rpain quiet; strained SOC. good
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