Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-24

January, sd: January and February, sd;
FEBRUARY and March. l-64d: March and
April, So Sad; April amt May. 5-64d; May
and june, s-64G5 7-64d: june and July.
lo-6id. Market GUll at !-he decline.
200 p m.-The sales To-day included $500
| bales of American.
Futures: Upands. low middling clause.
November delivery. 4-64d, buyers: Novem-
! Der and December. Ibid, buyers: Decem-
! FEBRUARY. sd, sellers: February and March.
| OF, buyers; March and April, 2-6id, buy
Grs; April ana MAY. 5-64d sellers; May and
| June. 1-04d. Halue; June and July, 9-64d,
! buyers. MARKET closed fiat.
| $500 u. m Futures: Uplands. low mid
| ding clause. Novem Der delivery. 5-64d, buy
! ers; November and December. 2-6id. buy
| ers; December ana January. l-6id, sellers;
January and February. l-64d, sellers; Feb
! ruary and March. 2.64d, sellers; March and
April, 3-64d. buyers; April and May,
! g 64d, seller: Nav and June. S-64d, buyers;
| June and July. li-64d. sellers Futures
! closed firm.
NEW YORK. Nov. %. noon.-Cotton opened
easy; middllng uplands Q 3-l6c; middling
| orleans 93sc sales 50 bales.
Futures: Market opened firm, with sales
as follows: November. delivery, ole: De-
! cember, 03c; January. 13c; February,
| 923c: March, . Sac. April 46c.
| 900 D. m.-Market closed duh but easy;
middllng uplands, 9S-l6c; mlddpg Orleans,
| &c; sa!cs to-day 297 bales; net receipts 70S
| bales. gross t.495.
| Futures: Market closed steady, with sales of
| 81 .2o0 baies, rs follows: November delivery,
| Csc: December, 8 p6'Gq 07c: January. 9 l7M
! Sc: February, 9 ,(G9 29c: March, Q 1909 zoe:
! April. l9Ig9 soc; May, 1909 Coo; June,
| 69lG9 zoe; July, 8 7Sc; August. $500 SIC.
| Hreene Co.'S cotton future report says;
| ut has been rather stupid sort OF day.
| There was nothing in the advances at hand
| from abroad Or domestic sources ca culated
| to carry any special influences, and with the
/ exc lion Of a few buying orders during the
| morning., the demand came principally from
| local sources, operators evening up in order
| to have no open deals to go over The approach
| ing holiday. After losing fraction the feel
| lag recovered, and at the close prices were
some three points above last evening, with the
| tone about steady"
! GALVESTON. Nov. 23.-Cotton easy; md
ding S2sc; net receipts 200 bales, gross
| 400; sales 1854 bales; stock 1915 bales: ex-
| ports TO Great Britain 6.2lS bales, coastwIse
| 4,6i0 bales.
| NORFOLK. Nov. 23.-Cotton steady; midding
| SIC: net receipts S,223 bales, gross S,223;
| sales 3,205 bales; stock 56,9ll bales; exports
to Great Britain ga oales, coastwise 1879
| bales.
| BALTIMORE, Nov. 28.-Cotton steady: mid
| ding l-l6c; net receipts $50 bales, gross
| 90; sales - bales; stock 1874, III bales; eX-
| ports coastwise 25S bales; sales to spinners 200
| bales.
Boston. Nov. 23.-Cotton quiet: midding
| 5-!6c: net receipts S97 bales, gross 4,4l5;
| sales none; stock none.
| WILMINGTON, Nov. 33.-CottOn steady mid
ding SIC; net receipts ,515 bales, gross J. 1915;
sales none: stock 80,S,3 bales; exports to Great
| Britain 400 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 23.-Cotton firm mid
ding 9}sc; net receipts IS bales, gross IS;
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 23.-Cotton steady;
| middllng 1i-l6c: net receipts 1906 bales,
gross 1885; sales 4,75O bales; stock 2.2,59i
| bales; exports. /" Great Britain s, 100 bales, TO
| the continent9752
MOBILE, Nov. 23-Cotton quiet; mlddling
S9-l6c; net receipts 3.l44 bales. gross 1886;
| sales 800 bales; stock 1851 bales: exports
| coastwise 1850 bales.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 23.-Cotton firm: middling
| SIC; receipts $3.50 bales; shipments 4,3lO
bales; sales 2. 400 bales: stock l4i,sS7 bales.
| AUGUSTA. Nov. 23.-Cotton quiet: middling
| g. l6c; receipts |. 247 bales; sales $50 bales.
| CHARLESTON. Nov. 23.-CottOn firm; md
ding ll-l6c; net receipts 3,S97 bales, gross
| 3 S9l; sales 2,"0J bales stock S5,14 bales.
| ATLANTA. Nov. observation-disclosures SIC;
| receipts 655 bales.
NEW YORK. No.. 23.-ConsolIdated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day, 5O,S5s bales,
| exports, 20 Great Britain 22,632 bales, to
the continent 3, 1877 bales; stock at all Ancr-
can ports $685. 46 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. % noon.-wheat strong
| with good demand; holders Offer sparnglv:
| California No l. Is 2dC97s 3l; red Western
spring, is led 96s lid. Corn firm, with fair
| demand.
NEW YORK. Nov. %. noon.--FIour firm.
Wheat lower. Corn easier. Pork firm: mess
$40 00Gl0 70. Lard steady at So 20. Freights
steady.
| changed. Wheat generally steady. with
| fairly active business: No. red, November
delivery nominal at $3.50. December S53s@S6c,
| January SS1s assoc. Corn firm but quiet: OPP
| lions opened a shade lower, closing with de-
cline recovered; No. 3. in elevator 61z(G46 &c,
| November delivery nominal at 4i3sc. Deem
! Der 463sG4G3ac. January 4T15(441 &c. Oats q
| shade eaeier and duh; No. ,, November deiv-
| cry nominal at 33l &c. December 338 s,9331ac.
| January 3415c. Hops quiet and unchanged.
| Coffee, far Rio firm at 1870; No. Rio. No
| a nag 1l,ar latfx Iayt
| airy ii i0(Gll 45c. Sugar quiet and unchanged;
| refined quiet. Moiasses dull An unchanged.
| Cotton seed oil. 24Gs26c for crude, 26 G3Sc for
| refined. Hides steady; wet sdtci New Or
| leans selected y gl0c; Texas ditto lr09l2i@c.
| Wool quiet and hrmlY held Pork firm; mess
! $40 00CglO % for old, $40 50@ll 90 for new.
| Beef steady. Mddles duh; long clear 00c.
| Lard pos points higher and fairly active:
| Western, on spot S. 22GG 22la. November Sc p,
| December So 2o(9G p, january ST 2Glg6 Is.
| I'r-iRhts steady; cotton 3-l69l3-64d, wheat
| i]50l4$4e.
| CHICAGO. Nov. 23.--There was good trading
| in wheat early in the session, but the market
/ afterwards ru,ed slow. The tone WIS weaker
| at Lhe opening, influenced by the strong tenor
| OF public foreign adyices, which quoted prices
| rs tending up Tor American wheat. There
i was good speculative buying, though ut the
| same time IL was noticed that some operators
! trading for Eastern houses were cling very
| freely and this had the effect OF crca ing
! weaker feeling here. Receipts In the North
west continue liberal; prices declined 1890.
| nustuated slightly aud closed about I4c lower
| than Yesterday. Only Il slight speculative
| business was transacted IN corn, and the
| market ruled quiet, with the exception OF a
| short spell at the opening. The opening wa
| steady. after which prices shaded Off AG36c.
| but 1nally closed at yesterdays ligurca. oats
| ruled steady and firm At yesterdays quota
| tous. Provisions were a little more active
| and a trihe stronger, closing a shade higher
| in the latest trading. Flour was quiet and
| unchanged.
Tine following SHOWS Jne current prices for
| cash properties On the regular board: Wheat.
| No. spring 7+1zG7H4c; No. red axe. Corn,
| No. ,, 36$ ZG36I5c. Oats. No , 2jN@2o15c. Mess
! po. x. 50 55'Gj 50. Lard prime steam s. 30.
! Short RIB sides. loose 25g5 SOC: dry sailed
boxed 8 6O@5 6jc. Whisky. 81 Is.
| Futures The following are the highest
| lowest and closing quotations: Wheat. No
! yembeT delivery 1iszGE Sc. closed at 743zG;
| December 741s99143s. clOseu at 1870; January
| 1jiag75c, closed ~ ia; May 2 JSla1c,
| closed az Sl5sc. Corn, November delivery 33tA
| 62363Ac, closed at $3.50; December ~ siB361ac.
! closed at 49, Sc; Ma, 1904 u. closed Al ~.
! Oats November delivery 261S g26ssc, closed
~ 2b]ac; December 26&c; January 26'za;
| Nav 20 islG3Jss', closed a. SOAc Mess pork.
| November delivery S947H; December 50 AN,
january SO l5(g 10, closed at SO l21z. Lard.
November ana December delivery IS $3.50
| 30 closed ~ IS y25a; Janusry IS 97I5; Fen
ruary So o tG6 U21-., closed AZ 80 05 short ribs
| January delivery . f%c, February SO 22I5Gt
| 5 l5c. closed III 8 Z21ac; March 309j 271zc
| closed at Boz.
81. LOWS. HOv. 23.--Flour active and nrmer
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