Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-24

l5-6td; March and April, l6-64d; April
Market firm.
The tenders Of deliveries at to-day's clear
iings amounted to 800 bales new docket and 200
bales old docket.
200 p. m.-The sales to-day included $500
Oales American.
Futures; Unlands. low middling clause,
November delivery, ll-6+d, sellers; Novem-
Der and December, 69-64d, value: December
and January, 9-64d, value; January and
February, l0-64d, sellers; February and
March, l2-64d, sellers; March and April,
l0-64d, sellers; April and May, 3 1854,
BUYERS; May and June. 22-64d. buyers; June
and JULY 26-64d. sellers. Market quiet at
the advance.
500 p. MIXTURES: Uplands. low middhng
clause, November delivery, l2-84d, sellers;
November and December, l0-64d, sellers;
December and January. 9-64d, buyers; jan
usry and February, 0-5id. buyers; Febru
airy ana March, lS-64d. buyers; March and
April, l6-64d, buyers; April and May,
I9-64d, buyers; MAY and June, 23-6id,
value; June and July, 27-64d, sellers.
Market closed steady.
NEW YORK, Nov. %. noon.-Cotton dull;
mlddilng uplAnds, 7-l6c; mlddhng Orleans,
9sSc: sales 1856 bales.
Futures: Market opened dull but s'eady,
with sales as follows: November delivery.
8 SIC; December. S9c; January, sc; Feb
ruary, Ole; March, 9 72c; April, S3c.
$500 p. m.-COtton dull; middling uplands.
97-l6c; middhng Orleans, 95kc; sales 2l7 bales;
net receipts 500 bales. gross 1887.
Futures: Market closed dull, with sales OF
1890 bales, as follows: November delivery.
3 35tG9 Soc; December, 9 f99G9 Acc January,
9 52G9 58c; February. Q 5000 64c; March, 9 n
tg9 75c; April, 9S5(c9 SEC; May, 96,99 &c;
June, 10 07@lO Csc; July, 10 1000 lie; Au-
gust, 10 24(Gl0 25c.
The Post saws: Future deliveries to-day
are quiet Sales at the third call show par
tai advance of l-l00c since last Saturday.
Futures closed steady, and s-l00c higher than
last Saturday"
GALVESTON, Nov 2S.-Cotton steady; mid
int halRS
lO,9S6; sales l,S03 bales; stock Sj,lS5 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 9,l6l bales, coastwlse
4,695.
NORFOLK. Nov. 2S.-Cotton quiet: middlng
93-l6c; net receipts S,079 bales, gross S,079;
stock 49,054 bales; sales 1850 bales; exports
cuastwise .92S bales.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 23.-Cotton dull; mid
ding csc; net receipts lis bales, gross 1855;
stock 1907 bales; exports, to Great Britain
l,627 bales, to the continent 800, coastwise 800.
Boston, Nov. 23.-Cotton quiet; middlng
! 91ac; net receipts none, gross 1888 bales; sales
none; stock 6.311 bales; exports, TO Great
Britain l.69S bales.
WILMINGTON. Nov, 23.-Cotton steady; mid
ding &c; net receipts S51 bales, gross Sol; sales
| none; stock 7,4lS bales; exports, to Great
| Britain OSLO bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2S,-Cotton dull; mid
| ding 95sc; net receipts 1893 bales, gross 595;
| stock 1902 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 29.-Cotton steady;
| midding S l5-l6c; net receipts lS,495 bales,
! gross l9,0l5; sales 5000 bales; stock 252, $50
| bales; exports, to the continent 46Q2 bales,
| coastwise 2,l55
MOBILE, Nov. 23.-Cotton quiet; mlddling
| l5-lbc: net receipts 2,3i0 bales, gross 24i5;
| sales OF bales; stock S,0SS bales; exports.
coastwise l,79O bales.
| MEMPHIS. NOV. 2}.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding Sc: receipts l,004 bales; shipments 1920
| bales: sales 1850 bales: stock S2,974 bales.
| AUGUSTA, Nov. 23-Cott0n quiet; mIddllng
| S34c; receipts $40 bales: sales l217 bales.
CHARLESTON. Nov. 23.-CottOn quiet: mid
ding Sc; net receipts 1925 bales, gross 1925;
| sales 100 bales; stock 5000 bales; exports,
| to Great Britain 500 bales, to the continent
! 1913 cOastwIse 2,l2S.
ATLANTA, Nov. %. - Cotton 80 Middllng
| SIC: receipts 1923 bales.
| NEW YORK. Nov. 23.-Consolldated net re
celpts for all cotton ports to-day, 81. IA bales;
| exports, to Great Britain 2l,9lS bales, to the
! continent 9,71.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
| LIVERPOOL, Nov. %, nOon.-Wheat quiet
! but steady; demand poor; holders offer freely.
| Corn steady, with fair demand. Lard, prime
| Western 32s Cd. Tallow firm; American 26s cd.
NEW \ DIRK, Nov p, noon.-flourd dull and
neavy. Wheat lower. Corn lower. Pork
steady: mess, $40 25(1l0 80. Lard weak a.
5:Oe p. m.-Flour, Southern closed steady;
| common To fair extra 50 6OG4 o. good TO choice
extra "a lo(g5 80. Wheat--spot 12G54 lower
ungraded red, S913G92c; No. 2 red, 9554c n
elevator, December delivery 95G9Slsc. Corn
| -spot 14G12c higher; ungraded 5OtD54c; No.
2, 5414 tG541ac in elevator. December delivery
| 35G35l4c Hops unchanged and dull. Cofree.
| far Rio on spot dull at $50; No. Rio, on spot
| zoe. Novem Der delivery 8 J09j 55c, Decem Der
8 55@6 6Oc. Sugar firm but quiet; centrifugal
| &c; fair to good refining 53s@511c; refined
! steadv-C 51s(G5sSc, extra c 5lzc, white extra
c 5szc. yellow 47sCe5c, mould A SIC, confec-
toner's A 612(G65sc, off A &c, standard A SIC,
granuiated 67zc, cubes 67s@7c. Molasses
| steady Cotton seed oil--29(030c for crude.
age for refined. Hides steady; New Orleans
| ssIc: Texas 1917. Wool steady; domestic
! fleece 27O136c, Texas 9(622c. Pork dull and in
! buyers favor; mess $40 00Dl0 05 for inspected
| Middles lower; long clear 53sc. Lard 2d4
| points lower and quiet; western STEAM, on
| spot 8 5215c. November delivery 47c, Deem
Der 43c. Freights to Liverpool steady; cotton,
! per steam, 5-32d; wheat, per steam. 21zd.
| CHICAGO, nov. 23.-The bears in wheat had
an inning to-day, helped by outside lnfiu-
| ences, chief among which was the petroleum
| panic; the local crowd opened the market &c
! lower on heavy cables and arumOfed increase
| of 500, 900 bushels in the Visible supply; Tor
! while December hung about soc, but as stocks
| began to fan off ami news of panic in petro-
| leum began 10 come in, the market assumed
weak tone and values settled down to the
lowest point of the day; about 1890 o'clocl.
| December was heavy at SIZE; number Of
! the larger houses we're sellers. and it was
stated that considerable "long" wheat was
| forced out, owing TO expiring margins; to-
| ward the close OF the regular board Decem Der
! advanced to 8Sc, better feeling coming from
| the restoration OF confidence in Eastern mar
! kets no failures being reported, although
! earlier in the DAY number were expected
/ fears of larger receipts and an increased
/ movement in the Northwest occasioned some
of the selling; in the afternoon the tone WIS
| considerably stronger, December closing at
| SSl6aSS9zc, with the latter figure freely bid CT
| the curb There was a close bond OF sympa-
| thy running through all tire markets. corn de-
| clininE rather sharply; the market was firm
| early in the dav. but later broke of rapidly
| on free offerings, Influenced by large receipts
estima for tomorrow; there was scarcely
/ nv chipping demand, the advance In rail
/ freights cutting of the demand; November
| closed l1Gc and the year a. lower distant
| futures not showing so severe depression.
| Oats ruled dull. with prices shade easier.
There was fair trade in mess pork, early
| prices showing a decline of 5GB71<c, followed
by a rally of l215(1l5c; prices reeeded 715C1lCc
! later, and closed steady. Lard exhibited very
! little change.
Flour unchanged. Wheat weak and nc
| lower than Saturday; regular, November de-
| livery s8ISfd SS3sc. December S73zO3sc. Janu-
| ary ssl<08gISc: No. 2 red, 92c. Corn weak;
| November closed l1sc lower; No. 2, cash 425sc,
| November delivery 4lTG431{c, year 1910
| ns<c oats dull and easy cash 2Sc December
/ delivery 2sd2s4c. Provisions - Mess pOrK
| Opened 5617iSc lower. but rallied slightly and
| closed steady; cash IS 5000 90 for old anu
/ 50 S7lsCdl0 90 for new packed. December deliv-
| cry 80 $500 81, January 80 s2%@lO 90. Lard
| quiet and unchanged; cash and December de-
! liverv6 1906 INC, January 20lG6 2711c. Bulk
| moats steady: dry sailed shoulders 3 s003 Sjc,
| short rib 8O04 Csc, clear sides 2OG5 25c
| Whisky steady at 81 Is. sugar quiet; standard
| A 6lLc, Rranulated SIG.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 23.-Flourste steady, with fair