Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-05

95sc; sales Il bales.
Futures; Market opened steady, with sales
IS follows: Novsmbef delivery. 3 Soc; Decem-
Der. 40. January, sic; February, 9 62c;
March. 72c; April, sac.
900 p. m,-CottOn closed quiet; middling
uplands $3.50; mlddling Orleans 9-l6c; sales
SlI bales: net receiDts so bales. gross . 275.
Futures; Market closed steady, with sales OF
y, 100 bales, Is follows: November delivery,
y = %9 &c; Deoemovr. S3lda Sac, January,
y 4SG9 sac; February. & $500 soc; March, . 81
@9 BSc; April, 8 go 79c; May, o 5000 soc;
june 10 O0@l0 Ole; July, 10 09GlO lie; Au-
gust 10 lSQ1lO lgc.
Tue Post saws. Future deliveries, at the
FIRST call, opened -l00c higher than last Mon
days close, but Che call closed with the adj
vance lost, and subsequently there was fur
ther decline nf 9-l0RG6- l00c. This was fol-
| lowed by reaction OF l-l00@8- lo0c, and at
the thlF. Dal January brought 9 iGc, 300 bales
teAruaf0 SIC. and 400 March 69c, while
Noyember was offered at DC and December
a. soc. Futures closed barely steady ana
lO-l0A nl -lo0c lower than asst Monday"
GALVESTON. Nov 4.-Cotton quiet; mid
dllns Sc; net receipts 5,S,3 bales, gross 5,SSS;
SAFES j9l bales; stock l"S,926 bales,
NORFOLK. Nov. I.-Cotton cay; middling
9lsc net receipts 5,5l9 bales, gross 5,5l9; stock
34,lti bales; sales l,45l bales; experts, coast
wise 4.628 bales.
WILMINGTON. Nov. 4.-Cotton steady; mid
ding lj-l6c; net receipts $50 oales, gross
6ou; sales none; stock 1858 tles.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 4.-Uotton quiet; mid
ollng &c; net receipts ll227 bales, gross 1850;
sales 5000 bales; stock 1888 623 bales, exports,
TO Great Britain !, 1855 bales, coast wise 1888.
MOBILE, Nov. 4,-Cotton dull; mldding
S5sc' net REGENTS 47S bales, gross SS2; sales
none; stock n,ST7 - oales; exports, cOastwise
$50 bales.
MEMPHIS. Nov. 4.-Cotton irregular; mid
ding De; receipts ,l7S bales; shipments 3.954
bales: sales 2,400 bales: stock l,74S bales.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 4.-Cotton dull mlddllng
l3-l6c; receipts 1924 bales; sales l,9lS bales.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 4.-Cotton firm; mid
ding i5-l6c; net receipts 1850 bales, gross
| 1850; sales l,l2l bales; stock 1887 bales; ex
| i,94l.
| NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-Consoldated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day $500 bales;
| exports, to Great Britain Loss bales, to the
| continent 4, Us.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4, noon.-Flour dull and
! duh; mess, 50 50Gl0 90. Lard firm at zoe
| Freights steady.
500 p. m.-Flour, Southern closed about
| steady but quiet. Wheat-spOt lots l(D2c
| h CHER but very quiet; uugraded red 79G96c
| No. red. 91c in elevator, Novemb Der delivery
| S39SG9jt4c. COrn--spot lots PC higher UNI
| graded 3slG5ic No. ?, 5316Gl5411o in elevator;
| November delivery 52A@5j3sc. oats 14(G3c
higher; No. ?, 32dS2Rc il elevator. HoIs
, steady; demand light. Coffee, far Rio on SPOT
duh at 500; No. Z Rio. on spot &c. Sugar
| dun and unchanged. Molasses dun and un-
| changed Cotton seed Oil-3l@SJc for crude.
| 3IGSSc for refined. Hides firm; New Orleans
| S3zlG93zc, Texas i0l5c. Wool steady: domestic
| fleece 27,@36c, Texas 9G22c. Pork dun and
6(dS points higher; Western steam, on spot
| 221&G6 SOC. November delivery 6 22@6 ? &C.
! Freights to Liverpool arm: cotton. per steam,
| 3-l6d: wheat, per steam. q I'd.
CHICAGO. Nov 4.-The bulls had control Of
| the wheat market again to-day, and this in
| the face OF the general expectation at the
| opening that II would RUE weak. The start
| ing price WAS &c lower than the close yester-
| AZ
! free offerings, but buying orders were numer-
| Gus, and December, which began ri S65sc, rose
to s714c. fiuctuatcd for time, aud then ad
| vapced steadily to SSc. Receipts at all pri-
| mary points showed a marked falling of, and
| this, in addition to the strength shown in
| other cereals, provoked anoi her wave Of buy
| ing, which carried December tely to
! soc, and closed on the regular boaTG at SS3sc.
The advance was an undeniable surprise To
! the ira e and was ascrined in part to buying
| bg "shOrts," some large lines being cOvered.
| There was also a prevalent fear Of foreig.
| var new, but the strength in British cou-ols
| dissipated this feeling in a measure. The
| temper remained very strong to the close Of
the regular session, but during recess the
tenor of foreign news containing nothing
| ~ 'rt'ing. the feeling became easier, and the
market opened IN the afternoon 9sc lower at
sS,4o for December. Transactions on the
! afternoon board we're uDexceptiOually LARGE,
| prices fuctuating rather wildly. December
| wheat sold of TO S75sG S73zc closing for thc
/ lay l1sc lower than on the regular board. an
! 4c higher than last night. Receipts to-day
we're 1872 cars Of spring Wheat our of which
only graded AS regular. Damp weather, IN
/ addition to light receipts, impaired consider
| ab strength 10 corn, and the pit was well
| hlled with Spectators throughout the day.
November advanced to Ale. but the offerings
! were large at that figure. and the market
! broke Off several times. but finally closed on
! he regular board at nearly outside prices
| Tbs demand for oats was keen, and May OPP
| tion rose TO S05sc, closing there on the regu
| lar board but losing 80 of the advance in the
| afternoon. Provisions were strong, January
| pork advancing to SO %, but falling of 7159lOc
| in he afternoon.
| closed 15sc higher than yesteria lay; regular,
! November delivery So assoc, December So =
! aS9c, January SI1a(cS93sc; No. 2 red, SOC
! Corn active; closed 3sc higher: cash 4lI%@
| OBS nc. Oats firm; clOseC 4(G3sc higher:
/ cash 2612c. November delivery $50 81 De-
cember 20 l26}sc. Provisions-Mess pork
active and l0Dl5c higher; cash $ zoos rs for
/ old, 50 750G9 IS for new packed November de-
| livery IS zoos Is. December So 25GS 3213, Jan
| usry 10 1893 80. Lard steady and 211G5
| points higher; cash CSC. November delivery
| 592lSc, December 5 Csc, January 6 OOQ6 05c
Boxed meats stea0y; dry sailed shoulder
! 0g3 75c, short rib sides 6OG4 75c, short clear
sides g0td4 Csc. Whisky steady at 81 Is. Sugar
unchanged; granulated SIC, standard a SIC
LOUISVILLE. Nov. 4.-Graln quiet: Wheat
! No. ? red, Csc. COrn-No. Z white. 46c
! Oats-No. mixed. 27hc. PrOvisions-No
| market.
/ BALTIMORE now 4.-flOuF quiet.
| Howard street and Western super
fine 50 o0G3 80, extra 80 60tG4 20, family 81 81
! no: city mills superfne So OOCG3 extra 81 go
/ Gg4 25; Rio brands, IS 00Q05 u. Wheat-South-
/ ern easy and quiet; Western higher; South
ern, red % G94c. amber Is as 90; No. Mary
! land. 95Q95lgc; No. Western winter red
4 on spot 9l5S@92c Corn-Southern quiet:
| Western firm; Southern, white 48952c; yellow
! 52G5Se.
| CINCINNATI, Nov. 4.-Flour in better de .
/ mand: family 81 00G4 25. Wheat firm; No. 2
/ red, Q dD94c Corn higher; No. mixed, 43c
! oats frmer: No. mixed. &c. Provisions
/ Pork quiet at S. IS. Lard stronger: prime
/ steam s 950s6 00c. Bulk meats quiet and un-
I changed. Bacon closed unchanged; shoulders
1 75c, short ribs 15c, short clear &C.. Whisky
steady. Sugar dull and unchanged. Hogs
! steady; common and light 81 1903 so, pack
! ing and butchers SO 30@3 65.
! ST. LOUIS. Nov. 4.--Flour closed unchanged
" heat higher and active; No. 2 red. cash
/ 9i5E'G95c. November delivery 9i3zG95c. Corn
| higher and stronger: No. 2 mixed, cash $40
| 3sC. SOvemb er delivery 3GlG36Ic. Oats
! higher; No. mixed cash 24l4 02il5 Sc. Whisky
/ steady 40 81 % Provisions closed 6rmer:
/ Pork, mess $ S0Gs IS for old. Lard. soc
! Dry salt meats loose ionR clear . &C. short
| rib soc, clear Sc; boxed lots. long clear 00d
| 0Jc, short rib 1905 l5e. clear 2OG5 80c
| Bacon-lOng clear l0G5 SOC. short rib 800
l0c. short clear 62lS@ 75c. Hams, 9l&CBl c.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 4.-COfee steady; Rio
/ GlS0Dl0Hc. sugar active but not quOtably
| higher. MOlasses m fair demand; Louisiana
! open Kettle strictly prime 46lJi6c; centrifugal