Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-17


exports, to Great Britain S,702 bales, coastwise
S,4l4.
NORFOLK. Nov. l6.-Cotton steady; middling
IS l6c; net receipts 654I bales, gross 6,5i7;
stock 4O,u2 bales; sales 1913 bales; exports,
TO Great Brl'alu F,935 bales. coastwise 1904.
WILMINGTON. Nov. l6,-COtton firm; mid
ding Sc; net receipts 667 bales, gross 667; sales
none; stock 1884 bales; exports, coastwise
1913 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Now I6.-Co'tou quiet;
middIing 10 loo; net receipts 22,4ll bales,
gross 23,5O6; sales 5000 bales; stock 2l9, 292;
bales; exports, to Great Britain S,ll5 bales,
TO France 6,2O4 bales, to the continent 1874,
coastwi>e 29S.
MOBILE, Nov. l6.-COtton quiet but firm
mlddllng l6c; net receipts 1898 bales.
gross l,i05 sales 500 bales; stock 81 1862 bales;
exports, cOastwise l,220 bales.
MEMPHIS. Nov. l6.-COtton steady; mid
ding S1sc; receipts 1919 bales; shipments
1907 bales sales l,400 bales: stock 1875 bales
AUGUSTA, Nov. l6.-Cotton steady; mlddlIng
SIC; receipts ,l4S bales: sales bales.
CHARLESTON, Nov. l6.-COtton nominal !:
middling nominal; net receipts $3.50 bales
gross $3.50; sales 100 bales; stock 1882 bales I;
exports, to the continent 9,4l2 bales, coastwise
1903.
ATLANTA, Nov. Is. - Cotton - Middling
Ice: receipts ,3ll bales.
NEW YORK. Nov. l6.-Consoldated net re-
celpts for all cotton ports TODAY, 1886 bales
exports, to Great Britain y 1872 bales, TO the
continent 42,I7f, to France S.204.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC
LIVERPOOL, Nov. Is. nOon.-Wheat strong
with good demand; holders offer eparingly !;
California No. l, Is 3d97s sd, California No. 2,
7stG7s2d; red Western spring, Is ldG7s Adj;
ditto winter, 7s PLOTS 4d. Corn firm. with
fair demand Ltrd, prime Western 39s.
NEW YORK, Nov. Is. noOn.-FlOur quiet but
steady. Wheat un ettled aud higher. Corn
lower Pork firmer; mess, 80 5000 70. Lard
frmer at ste. Freights hrm.
500 p. m.-Flour, Southern closed steady;
ant fs1- yf, tn ph
81 1904 50. Wheat-spOt held higher; I'M
graded red s9c0sl %; ungraded white soc;
No. 2 red November delivery 91G9s3sc, De-
cember 971+ g97ssc. Corn-spot steady and
quiet; ungraded 50052c; No. 2, white SIC; No.
November deliver $3.50 53sc, December
5315a5l1sc. Oats L63sc higher; No. 2, BIG
al3c. Hops quiet. Cofee, far RIO on spot
dun and weak at SIC; No. Rio, on spot
6 SOC, December delivery soc. Sugar un-
changed and dull; centrifugal 5 lS-l6c; mus
cOvado l-l6c; fair 10 good refining 54t055sc;
refined dull-C 5l5G5l4c, extra G 55s95lac,
white extra G SIC, yellow 4A05c, of A
SIC, mould 55ke, standard A 6lsc, cOntec-
TONER'S A 625c, cut loaf and crushed @71sc,
powdered Us tic, graduated 7-l6(9612c,
cubes SIC. MOlasses quiet and easy; Jew
Orleans 4St650c for choice and fancy. Cotton
fined. Hides steady; New Orleans sac;
Texas 1917. Wool firm; domestic fleece 27(9
3Gc; Texas 9G22c. Pork quiet but firm; mess,
$40 90 for inspected. Middles dull; long clear
02ocs LdFU 90 ~ points lower anu uuil COZ
tract on spot 4714c, December delivery j
G6 43c Freights to Liverpool closed firm;
cotton, per steam, 5-32d; wheat, per steam.
Sd.
CHICAGO, Nov. l6.-The local grain trade
was quiet to-day, the early market being par
tlcularly uninteresting. Previous to opening
OF Change there was very bullish crowd on
the curb, and it was their ardent intention to
open up business with rush for higher prices.
The first half hour, however, brought QUO such
p entiful offerings that the bull market was
out of the question. cables were firm at the
start and local receipts were light. These
two facts gave the market all the strength it
possessed early, and sent December wheat
from gO7sc to 9l56c: then the slumping process
began, and the price quickly fell back TO Gle;
the market was sustained during the last half
hour by freely circulated rumor7 that to-
mOrrON's visible supply statement would
show an increase OF My about 900 bush
els Corn was without feature, ard trade in
all other minor grain was too small to attract
any attention. Hog products were weak ana
lower; pork dropped zoe and the feeling was
very weak, on the theory that two large corn
crops would Overrun the market with hogs.
Flour more active and unchanged. Wheat
closed rather urn; regular, November dsliv-
erv s93s 905 c. Decembe 9O3S(09Is<c; No. 2
November delivery 423S@4s1Zc, December and
the year 40G1i &c. Oats fairly active and
firm; Novem er delivery &c, December 279
27l6c, Provisions quiet and Wcak-Mees pOrK,
y
50 6214. Lard quiet; November delivery 10
l213c, December l21ztG6 l712c, Boxed meats
easy aud a shade lower; dry sailed shoulders
75d3 Soc short rib sides 4 S564 90c, short
clear sides sos 2Oc. Whisky nominal At
81 40 IS. Sugar unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Nov. l6.-FlOur dull but
steady; Howard street and West
ern suDerfne 50 O093 IS, extra SO 5OC34 is,
family 81 $500; city mills superhne So 600
40. extra s. 5O84 10; Rio brands, s. 00G5 =.
Wheat-Southern steady and firm; Western
firm AID higher; Southern, red aSlG95c. amber
rs @Sl Oh; No. ! Mary and, 9jc bid; No. 2
Western winter red, on spot 92sz(g93c. Corn
southern nominal; Western quiet but flrm;
Southern, white 4StG47c for new; yellow 48iD
47c.
CINCINNATI. Nov. l6.-Flour stronger;
family "a OO034 30. Wheat stTong; No. 2 red,
qic Corn strong; No. mixed. 46c. Oats
strong; No. 2 mixed, 2S1zf129c. Provisions
Pork firm at 50 80. Lard firm at 8 l215c. Bulk
meats firm; shoulders 3 sec, short ribs Sc.
Bacon firm; shoulders 62l@c, short ribs 75c,
short clear 8 l2lzc. Whisky steady ut 81 o..
sugar steady; New Orleans 43dGj5<e. Hogs
ffm common and light 81 00GS 81. packing
and butchers iS lO@s ~.
ST. LOUIS, Soy. l6.--Flour unchanged.
Wheat nervous aud unsettled; No. 2red. cash
95ILc bid, November delivery 0334c, December
g7c Corn a shade easier: No. mixed, 1910
4Oc November SIC, the year 343sg35c. Oats
firm but very dull; No. mixed, each 255z(t
26lsc. Whisky quiet At 10. Provisions quiet
PORK. old 50, new 50 Is. Lard. smsll lots sold
~ 81. Dry sailed m"at-boxed ong clear rs
4 0Oc, short rib O0@5 1910. short clear 05(g
s 25c. Bacon--long clear $500 60c. short rib
s ~ as 62Izc, clear S5dte OOc. Bans, . $50
LOUISVILLE. Nov. l6.-Graln in fair de-
mand. Wheat--No. 2 red. Csc Corn-NO. 2
white. A7c OAts--NO. 2 mixed, 28I4c. Pro-
visions nominal; only retail market.
NEW ORLKAEs, Nov. l6.-Coffee steady: Rio
cargOes, common 20 prime i(0lOc. Sugar ac-
i've and shade higher; Louisiana Open ket-
tie choice g. l6c. prime &c, good common 10
fair A. al3sc; Louisiana centrifugal-planta-
ton glAnulated 81 choice white 55<d5 1916,
prime yellow clarified 556'D5 7-l6c. Molasses
In light demand; holders firm; Louisiana
onen Kettle. choice l0tG4lc, good prime 34a35c;
strictly prime Hlt29o, common
% good common lB0lgc. Cotton seed oil
prime crude 28N2BJzc.
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON, Nov 10, $500 y. m.--spiritsturpen-
tinc-epot 27p, December delivery 27s Sd, Jan
uary 70 Apri 26s. stock $500 bbls, anoat
6,a 0 bbls. deliveries l.00U bbls.
NEW YORK. Nov. i6, noOn.-5pirits turpen-
tine steady at sc. Rosin steady ~ 81 o2lf
500 y. m .-spiritsturpentin steady az SIZE.
Ro-in dull az 81 O7lzGi l2is.
CHARLESTON. Nov. ib.-spirifs turpentine
firm. sac bid. Rosin dun ard nominal.
WtLNfsGTOE. Nov. lisp rita tnYDentine
firm at $3.50. R0ein firm; 60c for STRAINED
: al 49, Tor auou atraMad. Tar nrm n Al 10