Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-20


sellers; May and June. 22-5id, buyers; june
steady.
Good mlddling uplands SGD, middling up
lands S-l6d, low middling uplands l5-l6d,
good ordinary uplands 434d, ordinary up
LANDS 4ssd; good middlug Texas 9-l6d. mid
qnng Texas 7-l6d, low middling Texas
55-l6d, good ordinary Texas Lied. ordinary
Texas ll-l6d; middling Orleans -l6d, low
middllng Orleans 5-l6d, GO ordinary Or
leans Lied. ordinary Orleans ll-l6d.
200 p. m.-Futures: Uplands. low middhug
clause, November delivery, S-64d, buyers;
November and December. -; December and
January. 1-64d, sellers; January and Feb
ruary, S-64d. buyers; February ana March,
D li-64d, buyers; March and April. l5-o4d.
Sc lers; April and May, 5 lS-64d, sellers;
May and June, 2l-64d, buyers; June anu
July, 25-64d, sci ers. Marx closed quiet
NEW YORK. Nov. 10. noon.-Cotton firm;
middllng uplands, 97-l6c; mlddllng Orleans,
9ssc; sales 72S bales.
Futures: Market opened eady, with sales
as follows: November delivery, SIC; Decem-
Der. 43c; January, 8 SOC; February, SIC;
March, 7Sc; April, soc.
500 p. m.-COttOn steady: mddling uplands.
7-l6c; middling Orleans, 9ssc; les 6l'
bales; net receiDts III bales. gross 4.69S.
Futures: Market closed dull, with sales OF
O. 400 bales. as follows: November delivery,
3 57(G9 39c; December. 4lc' January, y 52M
3 L3c; February. 64(19 65c; March. 3 100
soc; April, 9 500 SSc; May, 8 $500 SOC; june,
10 27c.
The Post saws: "Future deliveries offered
no features of any interest. Prices are ran
up and down. and If the right turn is seized
few points may be gained, but there is no
spirit in the market, and the bulls at least TO-
day appear to be discouraged. Fluctuations
are shown below. AT the third call 1000 bales
for November sold at 39c. 100 bales for De
cember at Ale, 100 bales for January at 52c,
and 100 bales for February at 6ic, which,
with the exception of November, ana with
bids for other months, shows a reduction OF
Ill closing. Futures
closet quiet, and l-l00c lower than yester-
day"
GALVESTON. Nov i9.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding SIC; net receipts .l64 bales, gross 4,l64;
sales ], l6l bales; stock 10Y 1872 bales; exports,
coastwise 4 ,535 bales.
NORFOLK. Nov l9.-Cotton steady; middling
3 3 l6c; net receipts 6,S58 bales, gross 6,SSs;
stock 1851 bales; sales l,190 bales; exports,
BALTIMORE, Nov. 19.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 7-l6c; net receipts none, gross 99 bales;
stock Il ,84S bales; sales to spinners so baies
BOSTON, Nov. l9.-Cotton quiet; middllng
91Sc; net receipts none, gross l,6l4 bales; sales
none; stock 6. 3la bales.
WILMINGTON. Nov. 19.-Cotton firm; mid
ding &c; net receipts GAL bales, gross 64l sales
none; stock l2,861 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l9.-Cotton dull; mid
ding 91sc; net receipts bales, gross .;
stock 9.459 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 19.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 10 l6c; net receipts OOPS bales, gross
10.65S; sales 5000 bales; stock 229 $50 bales; OK
ports to France 1868 bales, coastwise 52l.
MOBILE, Nov. i9.-CottOn quiet; mlddllng
s Is 6c: net receipts sos bales, gross 7SS;
sales 600 bales; stock 22,s52 bales; exports,
cOastwise 57l bales.
MEMPHIS. Nov 19.-COtton steady; mid
ding &c; receipts ,lS7 bales; shipments 1887
bales: sales $500 bales: stock 81 ,324 bales.
AUGUSTA, Nov. l9.-Cotton quiet; mlddllng
8 l6c; receipts l,63s bales: sales 653 bales.
CHARLESTON, Nov. l9.-Cotton firm and in
fair demand; middling &c; net receipts BIOS
ha Z bales. stock
767 bales; exports to the continent ll,6uV
bales.
ATLANTA, Nov. 20. - Cotton - Midding
SIC: receipts 1890 bales.
NEW YORK Nov. l9.-COnsOldated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports day, 81. l93 bales;
exports. to France 1858 bales, to the cont1-
nent 1907.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 10, noon.--W heat quiet
but steady; demand poor; supply good. Corn
steady; demand fair. Cheese, fine American
ASS.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10, noon.-Flour quiet but
firm. Wheat lower. Corn lower. Pork hrm;
mess, 50 5000 70. Lard frmer, 55c. Freights
steady.
500 D. m.-Flour, Southern closed steady;
common to fair extra So 60tGi %. good TO choice
extra 81 1905 60 Wheat-spOt firm but very
quiet; ungraded red, sOG9yc; No. 2red. spot
1890, November delivery nominal, December
97sE,G977sc. Corn-spOt 14g19 lower. clio Ing
neavy; ungraded 49G55%c; No. z S494 95254c
cember 81 15(a55c. Oats1 494c higher but less
active; No. 2, 353slG35Ac Hops unchanged.
Coffee, far Rio on SPOT weak at SIC; NO. RIO,
on spot zoe, December delivery 6OGb 65c.
Sugar steady but quiet; fair TO good refining
81 1905 7-l6c; rehned-C 5Hf0b14c, extra Z
59s@5l%c, white extra SIC, yellow +54CG51sc,
off A SIC. mould A SIC. standard A SEC, con-
fectlOner's A 63s0D6 7-l6c, cut loaf and crushed
7l1716c. powdered 63sG7c, graduated &c,
cubes SIC. Molasses steady; choice and fancy
New Orleans 50Gs2c. Cotton seed oil-29G3Oc
for crude. s419els5c for refined. Hides Hides arm
New Orleans SIC; Texas l015. Wool firm;
domestic fleece 27636c, Texas 9'G22e. Pork
very quiet, held higher; mess $40 2}(QlO % for
inspected Middies dull. Lard SGll points
higher and more active; contract, on spot
6 SOC. December delivery 6 1906 Sac. Freights
to Liverpool firm; cotton, per steam, 5-32d;
wheat, per steam. 915d.
CHICAGO, NOV. l9.-Wheat was a very fiat
article to trade in to-day; there was no large
quantity for sale, and not a single feature
could be found in public or private advlces to
cause any movement, except, perhaps, 1t was
the decreased amount of wheat reported on
passage; even this, however, had nrmlng
effect on the market; the lifeless condition
may be inferred when 1t Is noticed that the
entire range was confined to &c; moderate
trade was done on the curb on the basis OF
99lsc for December, but until along toward
the hour for the regular opening the market
was little better than nominal; In response 10
scattering purchases the market made little
or no advance, as compared with what II
would have done hat there been anybody
present to give it hearty and steady support;
the close was quiet at quotations. Corn and
minor grains were moderately active and
firm, The entire prOvIsio on list was very much
nyelier than for a number OF weeks past;
packers were liberal buyer, all those things
tending to make "A very strong and aclve
market; an early expressed lear that heavy
hog receiuts would break values was not real
led: while an average Of 10000 are coming
daily, they are all being taken care OF; the
last half hour In the provision pit was partlc-
ularly lively, June Fork selling up from SlOO7Iz
to $40 20 inside OF ten minutes; the shorts were
actively at work covering, while large-s
lois we're bought on speculative account; the
close was active and steady.
Flour unchanged. Wheat quiet; regular,
November delivery S99ls a0Ac. December 800
01Os<c. January 9osz@9ll4c; No. red, 931zc.
Corn quiet hut ra her firm; No. 2 November
deliverv 4sl .a44I<c. December 42g4y94c, Jan
utry 3Sl5ld DC. Oats quiet but about steady;
December delivery 1874 sSMc, May 3lMn
ave. PrOvi.iOns--Mess DOrk more active and
higher: Decent er delivery 50 OOG9 ~ ianu-
arr AZ qEmiO25 Lard moderately active end
stronger: December delivery 6 22l8C16 Csc,
January 27J&iG6 871zc. Boxed meats mOder-
ately active and prices slightly advanced; dry
salted shoulders 75@8 9Oc. short clear sides
8 2OGb5 25c, short rib 9094 g5c. Whisky steady
az 81 is. Sugar-grenulated sac, standard A
ST.. Louis, Nov. l0.--Flour unchanged.
Wheat dull and lower; No red. cash 800
g53[c bid, November delivery 9f3<c. December
96J5@07c Corn slow and L33Ec lower; No. 2
mi xed. cash 39l%01i0c. year delivery 3bZc.
Oats steady but slow; No. 2 mi xed. cash 26150D
27c. Whisky steady az 81 10. Provisions strong
Pork 81 30 asked for new; sales at $40 IS for
January delivery. Lard active At l21Sc.