Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-18
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 49, 1885,


sellers; May and June, 2-s4d, value; June
quiet but steady.
NEW YORK, Nov. H. noon.-Cotton firm;
mlddllng nplands, $50; middhng Orleans,
~ l6c: sales 45l bales.
Futures: Market opened quiet but eadv,
with sales as follows: No Der delivery, 8 SSc;
december. 4lc; January, Q SIC; February,
SOC; March, 9 76c; April, sSc,
Duo p. m.-CottOn steady: middling uplands,
2 7-l6c; middling Orleans, csc; sales 400
bales; net receints 2,Ol6 bales. gross 6,6l9.
Futures: Market closed easy, with sales OF
Ss,5OO bales, as follows: November delivery,
y 3299 Sac; December. $500 SOC January,
y 5lIgS b2c; February. 63G: March, 14C0
915c; April, 9 S609 SIC; May, 8 Csc; June,
TO- 9c; July, 10 1910 poe; August, 10 27@l0 29c.
declined l-l00@2-l00c in near nd $1,000 on
more distant months. This was followed by
an advance of 2-lG095- 1000, which was, how
ever almost entirely lost again, and the third
eau showed hardly any change since yester-
day at the closing. The market Is quiet. At
the second call nothing was sold. and at the
third only 100 bales March a. nc. Futures
Closet barely STEADY, and S-lOO@b-lOOc lower
than Yesterday"
GALVESTON, Nov i7.-Cotton steady; mid
ding ~ sc net receipts 8 COS bales, gross 8,OOS;
sales 1872 bales; stock l0S,S2O bales; exports,
coastwise l,64a bales.
NORFOLK. Nov l7.-CottOn steady: middling
9S-l6c; net receipts ISIS bales, gross isis;
STOCK $3.50 bales; sales 1913 bales; exports,
coastwise 1881 bales.
WILMINGTON. Nov, T.-Cotton firm; mid
ding &c; net receipts 479 bales gross 4T9; sales
none; stock 1853 bales; exports, to Great
Brl am l.S05 les.
NEW ,ORLEANs, Nov. E.-Co' ton steady;
mlddllng s. Ice; net receipts 22,SSO bales,
gross 24,iS5; sales 5000 bales; stock 232, 57I;
bales; exports, to Great Britain 5000 bales,
to the continent 6l0.
MOBILE, Nov. lT.-COtton quiet but firm;
mlddling l5-l6c: net receipts l,Sl3 bales,
gross 2, l07; sales 800 bales; stock 223lS bales;
exports coastwise l,09l bales.
MEAPHIS, Nov. T.--CottOn steady; mid
ding Sac; receipts 1886 bales; shipments
43l2 bales: sales $500 bales: stock 1889 bales.
AUGUSTA, Nov f7.--Cotton steady; mlddllng
S5sc; recelpts Las bales: sales 764 bales.
,CHARLEsToN, Nov. H.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding Be; net receipts 40 bales, gross 9l9;
sales sou bales; stock S3,30l bales.
ATLANTA, Nov. Il. - Cotton - Middling
SIC: receipts LIS bales.
NEW YORK. Nov. demonstrated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day, 46 1865 bales;
exports, to Great Britain IL, 234 bales, to the
continent S,43O.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. II, noon.-Wheat quiet
but steady, with fair demand; holders offer
moderately. Corn firm. with fair demand.
Lard, prime Western 32s Sd. Cheese, Ameri-
can fine i6s. Tallow, fine American Us Sd
NEW DIRK, Nov. Il, noon.-FlOur quiet and
unchanged. Wheat better. Corn CHER. Pork
firm; mess, 50 1910 90. Lard weak at 4I12c.
Freights firm.
500 p. m.-Flour, Southern closed steady.
Wheat-c sh about Ic better and very quiet:
ungraded 04cGsl 05; No. 2 ed97l5N9Sc in ele-
vatOr, November delivery nominal, December
9I&99lsc. Corn-spot advanced 1z934c, clo--
ing weak: ungraded 55 4CG555&c; No. 2 "a Ia
| SIC IN elevator November deliver 0iG51c,
December 5S3<@@18c. Oats l4@lc higher; No.
2, 3t4G3i9s in elevator. Hops 1changed.
Coffee. far Rio on spot weak at Sssci No.
Rio, ON spot SOC, d december delivery use
Sugar steadier and IN better demand: Porto
/ efstff. 1ks ffs1yt n nTFf
refining 5-l6G5 7l6c; refined quiet but
steady-C 5Lslg5l4c, extra G. 53s@5l3c, white
extra 53zc, yellow 434lg51s 8, of A 51sc,
mould A $50 standard 4 61zc, CONFECTIONERY
A 63sG6 7-l6c, cut loaf and crushed 7G7Nc,
powdered G3s 'g7c. graduated 613c, cu0es SIC.
MOlasses unchanged. Cotton seed oll-29t9SOc
for crude, 3413G35c for refined. Hides steady
| New Orleans $40; Texas l01a. Wool steady
and in fair request; domestic fleece 27G36c
| Texas 9a22c. Pork firm and more active
| mess. SO 5000 on Middles dull. Lard shade
higher and quiet; contract, on spot 471lc.
| Freights to Liverpool closed weak; cotton, per
! steam, 5-32d: wheat, per steam. I'D.
CHICAGO. Nov. Nv alues were little I'M
! settled to-day, the price of wheat for Deem
| Der iuctuating &c; the opening was un-
deniaby soft, whiie the markets on all sides
gave prom ise OF sec ing a lower level; the
| general hope Was that there w0ulc be no in
| crease In the visible supply, though ali enter
| tai ed the same lear mat one might be ngure &,
and had their minds made up to ACCEPT about
! % 200 bushels; the showing of three tunes
! this amount was a little staggering, and at
| the opening wheat was 1alG9sc lower than IL
| closed yesterday; the market was saved by
| brokers. who headed up literally all the way
to Ole, when they let portion go; during the
morning there was very little wheat Tor safe :;
the tone was rather more than usually Hrm 7;
a decided factor to the early strength was Il
decline of 2-l6 on cOnsols, though those best
posted on British securities understood that 1t
was because the dividends were of that hue
tuations appeared rather than because there
Was anything particularly wsrilke IN the
Eastern situation; the advance was of very
Independent character. and almost wholly
local: while Chicago went up nc, New York
only advan ed &c from Ole; there was re-
action of &c on local sales to realize, but at
the decline all offerings were absorbed, and It
took but a moment to bulge the market up TO
9l15c. a higher point than ii had previously
touched, and even lC over yesterdays close;
the close was firm at quotations. Corn showed
rather more tirmness and mad larger lit or
friends han for day or two past; the year
opened at near its low point, advancing l1zc,
but not sustaining it. Oats ruled firm and
higher. As on yesterday, an Over-supply OF
hogs uroke the provision market; early esti-
mates covered 81. 900 fresh arrivals, but 1t was
not long before private kilograms ana tele-
phone advices placed the number as high as
$4,000; this, however, was considered an eX-
travagant figure; before noon the pit had
settled on about $1,000 head; packers pur-
chases OveTcame the early decline OF 112(0lOc
and pushed January pork up to 50 TN, l112c
over the previous low point, but " was not
kept att this figure; the close was about steady.
Flour firm. Wheat active and txclte0, clos
ing nc higher; regular, November delivery
Ss5<CGg03z c, December S93s0g9l14c. January 1873
0GylI No. . red. % SIC. Corn active and
higher; No. 2, November delivery 43@44G, De-
cember and the year 403sGi23sc, January
273< 01381zc. Oats firm aud higher; November
delivery u I971sc. December 21(927I4c. Pro-
visions-Mess PORK fairly active and irregular
early, closed firm; December delivery 81 65lg
IS 65 January S. SOS 70, February s. 671zl9
SS5. Lard steady; December delivery loo
PFC, January 6 sac 22l9c. Boxed meats
easy: dry salted shoulders 1903 voc, short
clear sides 1905 20. cler rib 1894 S5c.
whisky steady az 81 no Is. sugar steady;
graduated 81 &c, standard A 63sc.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 7.-Flour quiet but
steady; Howard street and West
ern super6ne 81 0083 %, extra SO 1904 is,
family 81 o. 90; city mills superfne 50 0009
40, extra $S 5000 IS; Rio brands, S. 00(g5 2.
Wheat-Southeru easy and quiet; Western
shade easier; Southern, req 92'G90c. amber rs
as 90; No. I Maryland, $3.50 asked; No. 2
Western winter red, on spot 92l4lGg3c. Corn
Southern steady ard quiet; Western firm
but qunet; Southern, white 45g52c; yellow,
new 46CG47c.
CTNcfNNATI, Nov. H.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat stronger; No. red, 94g0ic Corn
firm: No. 2 mixed, acc. Oats IN good demand
and higher: No. mixed, 291al950c. Provis-
iops-Pork higher AT ~ rs. Lard In good de
mand at 1907 l21Sc. Bulk meats in moderate
demand; partly sailed short ribs 00@b l2l2c.
Bacon firm; shoulders 621ac, short ribs 15c,
short clear 1910. Whisky steady AT 81 90.
ttuchauQqd. New Orlgang 4<6d5 $50.