Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-28

uplanus b4d; mlddling orleans bSd; sales
! $4,000 bales, for speculation and export 1000;
receipts 5000 nales-American $500.
Futures: UDlands. low mddllng clause,
/ November delivery, l4-6f(Q5 lS-64d; Novem-
January, Il-6iOD5 l0-B4d; January and Feb
ruSry, 5 l2-64,G5 Hold: February aud
March. l4-6&@5 lS-64d; March and April,
l1-6405 l6-64d; April and May, 2O-64d;
/ May and June. 5 "a Gid. Market dull.
The tenders OF deliveries at to-dav's clear
! ings amounted TO 1000 bales new docket and
| 800 bales old.
sales for the week, 10000 bales-American,
45 900 bales; spectators took $500 bales, OK
| pOrters took 1900 bales; forwarded TO spin
! ners 1900 bales; actual exports, $500 bales;
| imports, l07, 600 baes-Americ an $4,000; total
stock Of all kinds, 4l5,000 bales american,
S06,0o0 bales; total ailoat, 255,0OO bales
| American 2S0.000 bales.
200 p. m.-The sales to-day included l,O26
bales American.
Futures: Uplands. low middlinG CLAUSE,
| November delivery, 8 l3-64d, buyers; Novem-
| Der and December. Ii sid. sellers; december
/ and January. l0-6id. buyers: January ana
March, 5 l4-64d, sellers; March and April,
l7-64d, sellers; April and May. 2O-6td'
value; May and June. 2&-64d sellers; june
and July. 27-6td. buyers. Market quiet
! 500 p. m.-Futures: UDlands. low mtddhng
clause, November delivery, ls-e4d, sellers;
! November and December. l0-64d, BUYERS;
December and January. l0-Bld, sellers; Jan
uary and February, ll-6td. sellers; Febru
| April. l6-64d, buyers; April and May,
l9-6ld, buyers; May and June. S.6id,
buyers; June and July, 27-o4d, sellers.
1 Market closed duh.
/ NEW YORK. Nov. ~. noon.-Uotton steady;
middllng uplands, Ice; mlddlng Orleans,
| 0Ssc sales 329 bales.
| Futures: Market opened dull, with sales
! as follows: November delivery. soc: De-
cember. 9l2c; January, 3 55c February, 66c;
March, 7Sc; April, soc.
$500 p.m.--C Otton steady; middling uplands,
Q l6c; middlng Orleans, csc sales 5O1 bales;
net receints loo bales, gross 1912.
| Futures: Market closed dun, with sales
OF 80, 200 bales, as follows: November delivery,
0 400 42c; December, 1900 4ic' January,
| April, soc; May, 900 10 0Oc; June. 10 700
| 10 sc.
| Weekly-Ner receipts .o40 bales. gross4l, 26l ;
exports, To Great Britain $3.50 bales, TO
France 775, to the continent l0,OS5; sales 5,5i5
| bales; stock l53. 1876 bales.
| Tue Post saws: "Futnre deliveries at the
/ first call were sold at a reduction Of 2-l009
3-l00c fell subsequently S-l00G4- lO0c. and
| then became quiet but recovered le92 points.
| At the third call there were no transactions
| whatever. Futures closed steady, with No
vember 2-l00c, December 3-iO0c, aud the bal
| ance 4-l00e lower than yesterday"
GALVESTON, Nov. 27.-Cotton strong; mid
| ding Ice.
NORFOLK, Nov. 27.-Cotton quiet; middling
BALTIMORE, Nov. 27.-Cotton dull; mid
| ding CSC.
BOSTON, Nov. 27.-Cotton quiet; middling
WILMINGTON, Nov. 27.-Cotton firm; mid
! ding &c.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27.-Cotton dull; mid
| dling 99sc.
| ding Sc.
MOBILE, Nov. 27.-Cotton quiet; middling
s Is l6c.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 27.-Cotton steady; middlng
&c.
AUGUSTA. Nov. 27.-Cotton quiet but firm;
middling sJSc.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 27.-Cotton firm; mid
| ding 91sc.
MoNTGoMERY, Nov. H.-Cotton firm; mid
| ding 8 49, Ice.
MACON, Nov. 27.-Cotton quiet; middling
$3.50.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 27-Cotton steady; mid
ding SIC.
selma, Nov. 27.-Cotton steady; middling
ROWE. Nov. 27.-Cotton steady; middling
| 1870.
ATLANTA, Nov. .-Cotton-Mlddling9 &c.
NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-Consohdated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day, 3';olz Dales
exports, to Great Britain 4.677 bales, TO the
continent 6,O29, TO France us.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. ", 1890 p. m.-Wheat
steady, demand poor; holders offer moder-
| ately; receipts for three days $4,000 centals,
| including 1900 American. Corn quiet, de-
mSud poSr: new mixed Western A Dad; re-
ceipIs OF American corn for three days o. OO
| centals.
NEW YORK, Nov. 81, Doon.-Flour dull and
| lower. Wheat lower. Corn lower. FORK
dull mess, $40 25Ggle 50. Lard heavy at g 45c.
| Freigbts firm.
500 D. n.-Flour, Southern closed steady.
Wheat-spot lgl1sc lower; red southern,
g6l lc; ungraded ret. s6cQDsl; No 2 red, De-
cember delivery 9z5s@9z34c. Corn-spol lots
steady and fairly active: migrated, 5d@55c 4;
| No. 2, November delivery 541R(055c, December
5514@5ic. oats 14;G5zc lower; No. 2, December
delivery 3415da35c. Hops dali ami unchanged.
Coffee, fair Rio on spot dull at S1sc; No. Rio,
ON spot 55c, December delivery . 45c. sugar
cl sed quiet and unchanged; rehDed closed
dull-C 5Is(G55ac, extra & SIC, white extra
& SIC, yellow 1905, mould A SIC. confec-
| TONER'S A 61zlq65ac, OIL A &c, standard a 6l4c,
cut loaf and crushed nc, powdered 7I@I1sc,
granulated SIC, cubes, ezs9lc. Aolasses
s4l4c for refined. Wool firm. Pork easier
but more active; mess 50 S71zglO 20 hlddies
long clear SIC. Lard shade lower ana
quiet: on SPOT b4c, December delivery 500
| ( 43c Freights TO Liverpool steady: cotton,
per steam, 5-32d; wheat. per steam, 21ad.
CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-Th re WAS sharp
break IN me wheat market o-day, and Il ma
| turally strong excitement ia the PIT. An IN
crease OF l,30O.0O0 bushels IN grain on ocean
| passage aud Liverpool cables I'd. lower
| former the occasion for large break at the
| opening, DuL tile Dctfs cOutehueu tn1t me
large bulls had finally grown tired OF holding
| the market up, and were throwing their h0ld
ings. The suddenness with which the market
| dr. pped brought out large lots OF wheat On
| stoD orders from exhausted margins. The
| result was a carnival for the bears, December
| standing in at 8646c, or &c lower than We'd
! nesday. and kept on declining, with slight
! reactions, until the price had touched 81 40,
| which las the bottom for the day. Reeel pts
| continue free, and with "A ] ght export move
| ment and the shutting down OF hour mills,
| another large increasa IN the visible supply
4 was cal ed in, all of which tended 90 increase
4 The nervousness OF holders. Ira ing conferred
mostly in May delivery. In the afternoon
there was a rebound from inside prices, De-
! eember advancing TO s5lf &c. AMI closing at that
figure. There was rdir speculative trade IN
I corn, and the market ruled weak ana lOeer,
! syn pathzing in great part with tine decline
! in Wheat and provisions. Inc estimator re-
/ ceIpts Tor Tomorrow are quite large. Year
| oution closed go lower, other options show
ing little char &c. Tradit was light IN oats,
I and under the influence Of weaknesses IN
| other m rkets. deferred options declined 10
\ 10. Mess pork deciiHed l5Gl71zc under free
| offerings early in The session, rallied b@71ac,
and closed steady. Lard declined 2%95e.
Flour unchanged. Wheat depressed; ;
losed 2I<c under Wednesday regular, NOyem-
| Der delivery 81 GSGc. December oila0D'64ac.
/ No. red, nominal. Corn easier. cl0seu &c
/ lower: No. 2, cash 42c, November delivery
! 4l5s(d42Lc, Decent Der 4Jl9sg40Ac Oats dull
\ and easter: cash 2Sc, November delivery 2ssz
| M2s5zc, December 271sc. ProvisiOns- Mess
/ pOrE active; closed iOc lower; cash - 75lgs 30
/ Tor old aud 50 1903 40 for new packed, NOvem-
Der delivery 4 s5c, December 1Oes 9Oc, Lard,