Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-16

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Erie .......... $50 preferred l2ol3
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new stock. 80. 1884 Union Pacific -. 20 4
Lake shore 96is n, j. Central 10 !
L'ville u Nash, 6lls Missouri PaCidc rs
memphis n Char Sa1a Western Union. iS9S
Asked.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. is. noon.-Cotton firm and
IN good demand; middling up'ands l6d !:
mluuln4 Orleans Afad: sales u 000 bales. for
speculation ard export 600 bales: receipts
ll,UOO hales-Amerlcnn $500 bales
futures: Uplands. low muutlng clause
November delivery. S-6d(lb 7-64d: Novem-
Der and Decem Der. 5 4-64(el5 S-e4d; De- en- Der
and January. 2-bic5 Ltd: January and
February, 2-64G5 l-64d; March and April,
5-64e5 4-6.d; April amt May, 57-6id: May
and June, lG-6lQaS Sad; June ana July.
l2-6lGS5 i0-6:,t. Market barely steauy.
900 y. tn.-The sales to-day included $500
bales OF American.
Futures: UnlHnis. Tow ntidIiug clause
November delivery. 5-64d. buyers: Novem-
Der and December, 2-64d, value: Decem-
Der and January, sd. hu' ers; Januarv and
February, cd, bnyer-: February ana March.
1-64d, buyers; March and April. 9-f4d,
value: April ana May, 5-64d. buyers; MAY
and lune, 5 s-oid. s.llers june aud july.
I0-6iG. buyers. Market quiet.
200 u. m FUTURES: UDiauds. low mia =
ding clause. Noyem Der delivery. 6-G4d, huv-
ers; November aoa December. . 4. SD sell
ers; December and January, l-53d, sallcr-:
January and February. l-6Id, sehers; Feb
ruary and March. Ibid, sellers; March and
April, S-6id, buyers; April and May,
5-o4d. buyers: May snd June, S-G4d. sellers ;
June and July. load, buyers Futures
closed steady.
NEW YoPR Nov * noon --rnttor orenod
quiet; middhDg uplands 3-lGc; midding
Orleans 9Isc: sales 464 bales.
Futures: Market opened easy, with sale
as follows: November. delivery, q ole: be-
cember. 03c: January. l3c; February,
9 23c: March. Csc, Aprit i2c.
500 D. m.-Market closed quiet but eady {:
middl1ng uplands, 3-loc; mlddipg Orlean-,
sc; safes TO dav 352 Oaes; net re- elpls / ,063
bales, gross \ 6H6.
Futures: Market closed strong, with sales of
ll49u0 bales, as follows: November delivery,
llCD9 l2c; December, l4a9 lac; January.
AC; February .@D9 35c: March. 9 440p9 t6c !;
April. 54G9 55c: NAV. 64(G9 $50; June,
3 I4t@s 7Sc; july, 1909 sac; August. 99,0
99lc.
Green u Co.'s cotton future report savs:
SAN active and sharply tluctuaLing marx ct
has prevailed. disappointment over Liver
pool created some alarm at the outset, and
about points were dropped, but a renewal
| coverings and the receipt of new buying
| orders started actual buying again. leading
not only TO a full recovery but finally closing
with the position strong at points over
Saturday evening
GALVESTON. Nov. l5.-Cotton firm: MD
ding 9-I6c; net receipts S,07S baes, gross
sos; sales 22S bales; stock 1894 bales; en-
ports coastwlse $50 bales.
NORFOLK. Nov. I5.-COtton arm; middling
SIC; net recei pts s,0l GALES, gross OOI; sales
2 1871 bales; stock 46,0S7 bales; exports coast
| wise 8, 524 bales.
BALTIMORE, Nov. l5.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding l-lGc; net receipts 100 bales gross
! 2,U17; sales TO spInners 100 bales; stock ), 97
| bales; exports, TO Great Britain $500 bales.
| coastwlse IL bales.
BOSTON. Nov. l5.-COtton quiet; middling
5-.6c; net receipts l,2l6 bales, gross 3,7o5 I;
sales none; stock none; exports to GreatBri-
tain 1896 bales.
WILMINGToN. Nov. l5.-Cotton firm; mid
ding $3.50; net receipts 1872 bales, gross ,92
sales none; stock "a, 006 baies.
PHILADELPHIA, \ ov. l5.-Cotton firm mid
ding CSC; net receipts 81 bales, gross g.;
STOCK lS244 bales.
ding $50; net receipts 2O,OS9 bales. gross
20 .6l2; safes g. 200 bales; stock 23l, 1879 bales !;
exports TO Great Britain 4.462 bales.
MOBILE, Nov. 15.-Cotton quiet; middlng
SIC; net receipts 2,S45 bales gross 1854; sales
500; stock 1850 bales; exports, coastwIse
l, lS7 bales.
MEMPHIS. Nov. l5.-Cotton steady: middlinU
Sic; receipts 1910 bales; shipments 1902
bales; sales 1900 bales: stock 1872. i07 bales
AUGUSTA. Nov. l5.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 1-lbc; receipts 1926 bales; salcs l,045
bales.
CHARLESTON. Nov. I5.-Cotton quiet ard
firm; mlddlIng S5sc; net receipts 1852 balea,
gross 2,652 sa es 700; stock 74,452 bales; ex-
ports, cOastw ise 9,Ss3 bales.
ATLANTA. Nov. 5.-Cotton-middllng SIC;
receipts 1897 bales.
NEW YORK. Nov. l5.-ConsolIda ted net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day, 56,76l bales;
exports, TO Great Britain 23,65S bales, to
France l,l09 bales; to the continent S,O48
bales; stock at all American ports 1872, l57
bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. l5 noon.-Wheat quiet,
with demand fallen on; supply good. Corn
quiet but steady. with poor demand. Bacon
no stock here.
NEW YORK. Nov. Is. noon.--Flour quiet
and heavy. Wheat unchangek. Corn steady
but quiet. Pork firm: mess 90 10000. Lard
steady az SO 2218. Freights steady.
$500 y. m.-Flour less active, closing dull;
Southern flour steady. Wheat tribe better
with more active export; No. 2 red, Novem-
Der delivery s81sc. December s45sQDs5c. Corn
q shade stronger Uut quiet; No. z. November
delivery nominal ut 44Ac, December 4bA9
451%c. Oats shade stronger and moderately
active; No. 2, November delivery 3Sc. Deem
Der sStzQIS3l4o. Hope quiet and unchanged.
Coffee. far RIO firm at lsc, No. Rio. Novem-
Ii soc. January IL lbCgll soc. Sugar Arm but
quiet; reGned quiet. MoIasses dull. Petro-
Ieum, crude, In barrels 81 s(9G4c. Cotton seed
oil. 240z20c for crude. y6G87c for refined. Tai
Il
in moderate demand and firm. Pork quiet
but stronger; mess $40 00gGl0 % for old, $ll 20
OLA 90 for new. Middles dull. Lard less ac-
tive but without quotable change; Western
steam 2jc, November delivery 42c, Decem-
Der 2lf66 22c. Freights firm; cotton, per
steam I'D.
CHICAGO. Nov. l5.-Cont nued 6ne weather
and consequent large receipts here and in
North western rece wing cen res kept the price
of wheat down on Change TO- day ana rem
dered the speculative situation quiet. For
short time the Secrethry's statement exhibit
ing an increase IN the visible supply smaller
than had been anticipated held prices steady.
but the effort was soon overcome by the on
posing influences above noted. COru was duh
but held steady. Offering, were all absorbed
lost At the close, which was easy. TDere was
moderate trade in provisions, pork being the
fayori:e article. A higher range Of values at
one time recorded was not maintained. Flour
was duh and unchanged.
The following shows tine current prices for
cash properties on the regular board: Flour
duh and unchanged. Wheat. No. 2 spring 73
n78ISc. Corn, No Z, 96Ls0D35s.c. Oats, No ?,
S531G2Bc. Mess poik,S9 50p9 60. Lard, prime
steam So 02l<. Short RIB sides, iOose soc; dry
sailed shoulders, boxed s 1905 20c; short clear
sides, boxed 575Gs5 sue. Whisky, Is.
Futures The following are the highest,
lowest aud closing quotations: Wheat. No
vember delivery 73I6tG73c, closed at 1870;
December I4%cGia5sc, closed at 74c; January
T41sGD7496c, closed 7tasc; MAvsllgs0lS closed
al sO1zc Corn, November delivery So 0t35c,
closed at Soc; December 49, s6D35t4c. closed ut
855Sc: January 6IzlG5Gc, closed al 36Lsc; May
4O1sC1G05z ciosed NC 1890. Oats, November
delIvArv abl6c. DecCmiier gBl4c, january