Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-17

November delivery. 6-64d, value: Novem-
Der and December. 5 S-64d, buyers: Deem
Der and January, Lad, buyers; January
and February, Lead, buyers: February ana
March. 2-64d, buyers; March and April.
54-64d, sellers: April ana May. 6-64d. value;
May and June. 9-64d. sellers; June anu
July. ll-64d. value. Market easy.
SEQ D. m Futures: Uplands. low mid
ding clause. November delivery.5 5-64d, BUY
ers; November and December. sod, sell
ers; December and January, sd, buyers;
January and February, cd, buyers; FeDru3
airy and March. l-64d, buyers; March ana
April, S-64d, buyers; April and May.
b-64d. buyers: May and June, 3 S-64d' sellers;
June and July, l0-64d. buyers. Futures
closed quiet.
EEw YORK, Nov. l6. noon.-Cotton opened
quiet but steady; middEng uplands S-l6c;
mlddling Orleans 9]sc: sales 1861 bales.
Futures; Market opened steady, with sales
as follows: November. delivery, 9oSc; De-
cember. Csc: January. Q l7c; February
y sc; March, 9 3Sc. April 49c.
500 p. m.-Market closed steady: middllng
uplands, 9S-l6c; mIddl,ng orleans, csc; sales
to- day 400 bales; net receipts 4l2 bales, gross
5.525.
Futures: Market closed easy, with sales Of
lG4, 100 bales, as follows: November delivery,
O9@9 04c; December, 06(G9 OIc; January.
1899 l6c; February, . 25@9 26c; March. . 800
SIC; April, 8 4J(G9 46c: MAY, 8 $500 5oc;
June. Q 5000 66c; July, 1909 75c; August
9Sl09 SIC.
Green q Co.'s cotton future report saws:
"Although undergoing some moderate nuc-
tuations, the general turn of the market mas
been downward, the close showing net de-
cline OF points against last evening ana the
feeling easy. Exhaustion of short interest on
the late advance, the failure OF any new ue-
mand of importance and the disappointment
over Liverpool were the principal depressing
features leading to considerable unloading OF
recent purchases"
GALVESTON. NOV. l6.-Cotton firm; Md
ding SIC; net receipts 5,s92 bales, gross
1892; sales 1888 bales: stock 81, 1886 bales.
NORFOLK. Nov. l6.-COtton steady; middling
l5-l6c: net receipts s,O6l bales, gross S,OB1;
sales 2 30 bales; stock 52,345 bales: exports
coastwise l,S09 bales.
BALTIMoRE. Nov. l6.-Cotton firm; mid
ding Lice; net receipts $40 bales, gross
1884; sales - bales; stock 9.l45 bales; exports
coastwlse $50 bales.
BOSTON. Nov. l6.-Cotton quiet; middling
8 5-!6c; net receipts l05 bales, gross 2,26S;
sales none; stock none.
WILMINGTON, Nov. l6.-Cotton firm; mid
ding S34c; net receipts $50 bales, gross $50;
sales none: stock %, 1856 bales; exports to Great
Britain 200 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l6.-Cotton firm mid
ding $3.50; net receipts 4l9 bales, gross 4l9;
stock 1903 bales,
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. I6.-Cotton steady:
middllng $50; net receipts II 225 bales. gross
l2.720; sales $500 bales; stock 2S9,3O3 bales
exports coastwlse 1906 bales.
MOBILE, Nov. 16,-Cotton firm; middlng
SIC; net receipts LAO bales. gross 1869; sales
800; stock 26,l79 bales; exports, coastwlse
324 bales.
MEMPHIS, Nov. l6.-Cotton firm: middlng
8 slice; receipts 1913 bales; shipments 5,lS7
bales; sales Z, 200 bales stock 1871 bales.
AUGUSTA. Nov. l6.-COttonquiet but steady !;
middling 7-l6c; receipts 1854 bales; sales $40
bales.
CHARLESTON, Nov. l6.-Cotton firm ard in
good demand; mlddllng S3sc; net receipts
2O30 bales, gross 5000; sales $500 bales; stock
| 74,lS2 bales; exports. coastwlse 1900 bales.
| ATLANTA. Nov. 6.-Cotton-mlddhng SIC;
receipts 1888 bales.
NEW YoRK. Nov l6.-ConsolIdated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day. 44,03 bales;
| exports, to Great Britain 1925 bales, to
| France $500 bales; to the continent 2,07l
| bales; stock at all American ports 0OS,3Sl
| bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l6. noon.-wheat steady.
| with fair demand; supply gocd; California
| No. l. IS 1ldQD7s Iii. Corn firm, with fair de-
mand. Bacon, short clear 3Ss.
| NEW YORK. Nov. IL, nOon.--Flour quiet
| but steady. Wheat better. Corn higher.
| Pork steady: mess $l0O0(G10 70 Lard steady
at Sc %. Freights firm.
| 500 p. m.-Flour. Southern firm but quiet.
| Wheat a shade better, with a moderate export
| business; No. 2 red, November delivery nomI-
nal at S4lHc, December "a l6-l69S5 g. l6c. clos
| ing at S512c. January So2sCDS714, closing at
| S714c February IS 3-l6GSS34c, closing at SS94c.
| Corn Lglsc higher, closing firm; No. 2. No
| vember delivery 45(9453s, closing at 45ss, De-
| cember 451 I@461sc. closing at 461sc, January
| 47(G4715c, closing at 4712c. Oats rather weak
! NO. y, NOVemD6T uSllNtIy OZ%4upOoCs DcCtlu-
| Der S3AG331ac. January 341sG34I4c. Hops
| quiet and unchanged. Coffee, far Rio firm
| at l3c, No. Rio, November delivery IL 250g
| II soc, December IL 25@1l 45c, January II Is
| oil SOC. Sugar steady; refined quiet. Mo-
| iasses dull. Cotton seed oil, 24(g26c for crude,
| 36(037 c for refined. Hides quiet. Wool quiet
| and firmly held. Pork firm but quiet; mess
| $40 00G10 % for old, $ll j0Qll 90 for new Mid
| dies dull. Lard shade lower; Western
| steam 20Q16 Csc, November and December
| delivery 20J6 2lc, February 33c. Ereights
| firm; cotton, per steam "a
| CHICAGO. Nov. l5.-There was afirmer feel
| ing on Change to- day, though the improve
| ment in the amount of business transacted
was slight. Wheat closed little under the
| highest 1gures of the day. Still the closing
| figures were &c better than those current al
| Yesterdays close. There was moderate trad
| ing on local speculation and New YOrk ac-
| count. Light offerings of corn influenced
| higher prices, likewise an urgent demand foI
1 shorts all OF which brought about an adj
| vance OF 3SGl15c in the price, which was well
| maintained. Oats were quiet. but the strength
| of corn and wheat influenced higher prices
| Provisions were quiet aud without important
| change. Trading was mainly OF scalplne
| nature.
The following SHOWS tue current prices for
| cash properties on the regular board: Flour
| 28A57346c; No. 3 spring 6l@s7c: No. , RED
| 744Q7436c. Corn, NO 2, 355zG3614c. Oats
| No2, PC. Rye, No. 2. 53c. Mess pork, 80 500
| 60. Lard, prime steam IS 30. Snort RIB sides
| loose 0OOuO OVcs OIJ 6dtIoi DOAOr
| 1905 zoe; short clear sides, boxed 1895 soc
| Whisky, 81 Is.
| Futures The following are the highest
| lowest and closing quotations.: Wheat. No
| vember delivery 136(G731sc, closed ut 1879
| December 14s4074Isc, closed at 74$4c; January
| 755s@7431c, closed AT 1890; Nav Sl554501 sc
| closed at Sl5kc. Corn, November delivery 3bH
| @351Sc, closed at 361$c; December S6sz@3bc
| closed at 3G3zc; January 571s(03GMc. closed al
| 871sc; May 4l54G4O1ac, closed at 4l54c. oats
| November delivery 26c; December 613(G2G5sc
| closed AT 263c; January 2G3s(g2613c, closed "a
| 2G5zc; May 3035CG3U3s closed at 3Ossc. Mess
| pork, November delivery 50 As; December
| so as: January $40 lO@l0 0212, closed at $40 05
| Lard, November and Decem Der delivery IS 30
| January IS 95GJ5 921ac, closed at S. 95c; Feb.
| ruary IS O21a. Short ribs, january delivery
| 1905 loo, closed at l5c, February IS 20g
| l7J5c, closed at l7Lc.
! ST. LOUIS. Nov. l6.--Flour unchanged
| Wheat fairly active and higher; opened
! steady and closet nc higher than yesterday
| No. red. cash 755Sc, December delivery 753z
| 76l4c, closing at 16ls@7414c; January Hlac
| Closed at 7734CNHIsc. Corn dull but firm and
higher, closing astg13c over YESTERDAY; No. .
| mixed, cash 3i(D34Ac. December delivery
| 3iI5c Did, January 35i, Oats dull and price,
! nominal; No. 2 mixed, cash 26Ic, December
| delivery zGc bid. Whisky steady at 81 I3. Pro
| visions very quiet: Mess pork firm AZ - 81 q
| 10 co. Lard easy ut s. 50. Bulk meats abJuI
| ribs roc, short clear 00c. Bacon steady
! long clear 1907 00c, short RIB zoe, shOrl
| clear use. Hams steady at "a 9ll1@c.
| BALTIMoRE. Nov. l6.-Fiour nOmlnally
steady, with better inquiry; Howard street
| ana Western superfine ~ 250D2 IS, extra 81 II
| 03 80. family So 1904 90. Guy mills suDerline
- 250D2 70, extra So OO(g3 rs; Rio brands "a 81