Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-09


| Va.consolldated. So Richm'd n Danv-l50
Cn'peake &Ohio. 10 Richm'd Il W.Pt.
Chlc,& N'nthw'Dll7H Terminal......... 4ssz
NJ preferred; IA Rock Island..... .l2l
| Dela,LAck.& w .Hl st. Paul. ......... 941z
ERE. ....... S5A - preferred 1901
East Tennessee Texas Pacific. >. 2lA
new Stock. 1871 Union Pacific -. 59%
Lake Shore...... 9A1s n, y. Central. 80. b81s
| LVllle \ Nash. 81 Missouri Pacific ll7ls
memphis q Char 46 Western Union. 1879
IBID,
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 8, noon. -Cotton-busi-
meas falr at unchanged prices; middlIng up
lands 5Isd; mlddling Orleans led: sales TO-,
;eOo bales, for speculation and export 1000
bales;reeelpts 10, 200 bales-all American.
Futures: Uplands. low mlddnng clause,
November delivery. 60-64d; November and
December. 57-64d; December and January,
o6-4d; January and February, 4 90 Gid !;
FEBRUARY ana March, 4 57-64d: March and
April, 60-64d; April ana May, 462-64d; May
| and June sd. Market steady at decline.
ZCO p. m.-The sales to-day included 5000
Oales of American.
Futures: Uplands. low middling clause.
| november delivery. 6O-64d, sellers: Novem-
Der and December. 4 57-64d, va ues: Decem-
Der and January, 1 56-64d. buyers; January
and February. 56-64d, buyers: February and
March. 81 odd, buyers; March and April,
| 60-64d, sellers: April ana May, 62-64u.
| sellers: Nay and June. Sd, buyers; June and
| July. 1894 sellers. Market quiet and steady.
800 p. m Futures: UDlauds. low mid
| ullDH clause. NoN6m Der de l1VerV. BU -bid, Duy
| err; November, December, December and
| January. January and February, 57-6id,
sci ers; February and March, 5S-b4d, sellers;
March ana April, 50-64d, sellers; April and
! May, 81 -64d, buyers: May and June. l-64d,
sellers; June and July, 5s-64d, buyers. Fu-
| lures closed firm.
NEW YoRR, Nov. 8. noon.-Cotton opened
| quiet; middllng uplands 9lsc; middling Or
| leans 5-I6c: sales 373 bales.
| futures: Market opened steady, with sales
| as follows: November. delivery, s 7Sc; De-
| cember, SIC; January. 92c; February.
| 902c; March. loo. April 8 PIC.
| 500 D. m.-Market closed dull; middlIng
| uplands, 91sc; lnlddlng Orleans, 8 5-l6c; sales
today 2O2 bales; net receipts III bales. groes
| 1868.
! Futures: Market closed firm, with sales
| of 66,6 bales, rs follows: November delivery,
| S5sS Sic; December, 9l0oS &c; January.
| 9Sc; February. 09c; March. 9 1899 l9c;
| April. y 2og9 19c; MAY 3sg9 BIC; june.
4S(G9 49c; July, 8 56@9 57c; August, 9 649
| 8 Csc.
Green & Co.'s cotton future report says:
! AFTER trembling eighty ana losing frac-
| tlon AT the outset the market tOOk an upward
| turn, finally gaining 6@8 points from the
| lowest and closing firm. TIE demand was
| apparently wholly lUcal, including some fresh
buying by scAlDers. Foreign accounts con-
tain nothing essentially new, and the port
| movement of supplies is running compare.
| lively full"
GALVESTON. Nov. s.--Cotton dull; MD
| ding Soc; net receipts 90o3 bales gross
ports, to Great Britain 700; cOastwi5e 4,455
| bales.
NORFOLK. Nov. S.-COtton quiet but firm
| mid0ling : li-I6c; net receipts $3.50 bales
gross S, 100. stock As, $50 bales; sales l45l bales
| BALTIMORE, Nov. S.-COtton hOmlnal; md o.
| ding SIC; net receipts none. gross lis /;
sales 23J; stock 6.2l3 bates; spinners "a; eX-
! ports. to Great Britain BIB coastwIse ll6
| Ddles.
Boston. Nov. s.-Cotton quiet: midding
&c; net receipts 1873 bales, gross 3, l03 bales
safes none; stock none; exports, TO Great
| brltaln l,dol bales.
WILMINGTON, Nov. S.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding SIC; net receipts 1917 bales, gross lGl7
| sales none; stock %, $50 ba es.
| PHILADELPHIA, NOV. S.-Cotton dull; mid
ding 914c; net receipts b6S bales, gross o95;
| STOCK !, $50 bales.
| NEW ORLEANS, Nov. S.-Cotton steady mid
| ding Sac; net receipts 20,2s5 bales, gross
2O,6l4; sales 5000 bales stock 6l5,755 bales; eN
p0rJs, TO Great Britain 1,S45 bales, to France
! $3.50 bales.
MOBILE, Nov. Section easy; middling
SIC; net receipts $50 bales gross =, 1875; sales
| l,29O; stock 2l,sSS bales; exports, coastwlse
| LOIS bales.
MEMPHIS, Nov. s.-Cotton steady: middling
| Tide; receipts 1886 bales; shipments s.3li
! bales; sales 800 bales: stock llS,77i Dales
AUGUSTA. Nov. s.-COttOn quiet: niddling
| 3-l6c: receipts 1884 bales: sales 9S4 bales.
| CHARLESTON. Nov. S.-CottOn quiet; mid
ding sac; net receipts 3.Z6s balea, gross 3,26S;
| sales SOC; stock $3.50 bales: exports. TO the
| continent 4,0O0: cOastwise 493 baiet.
ATLANTA, Nov. S.-Cotton-middling SIC;
| receipts i,64l bales.
NEW YORK. Nov. s.-Consolidated net re-
cepte for all cotton ports to-day, 5G.6li bales
| exports, 10 Great Britain 1894 bales, to
| to the continent 9,T52 to France 1884; STOCK
az all American ports S4,G2l bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 8. noon.-wheat Quiet
and eady, with demand poor; supply good
Corn steady, with poor demand. PORK, prime
mess 63d.
NEW YORK. Nov. s. noon.--Flour steady.
Wheat dun and heavy, Corn lower and easier.
Pork firm; mess 50 15(Gl0 90. Lard steady
at So 20. Freights firm.
500 p. NV neat firm and unchanged; No
red, November delivery S3@sGS31sc. Corn
firm and unchanged; No. 2. November deliy-
cry l5b5(G46c oats shade stronger; No. 2.
November delivery 3254G@21sc. Hops quiet
anu unchanged. Coffee, FAIR Rio quiet at l21Ec.
Sugar quiet and steady: refined dul and
easier-C 495G4lfc. yellow 1910, standard A
SIC, cut LOAF and crushed C14g6 5-l6c. gran
! mated 5 li-l6c. Molasses uull and nominal.
Cotton seed oil. 1926 for crude, 306s31c for
refined. Hides steady; New Or cans s13CiG
Ice: Texas l0@l0I3c. Wool drm and quiet: do
nestle fleece 3US5Sc. Pork firm; mess SO 1900
10 10 for Old; $40 71aylG IS for new. Mlddlee
higher: Western steam, on spot S6 IL 5CGG 20,
November delivery$6 1906 II. Freights firm;
cotton. per steam 3-l60gl8-64d; wheat. 4d.
CHICAGO. Nov. S.-The markets on Change
speculative character. Prices kept within a
narrow range. Wheat was without material
change in values, and the range was within
Sc per bushe. The market was exceedingly
dull, orders from the outside being few anu
far between. Local spectators operated cat
tiously. Furegn adVlces were rather firm.
but the visible supply showed an increase of
l.i0O 600 bushels. Vessel room WIS aiken for
$4,000 bushels. The closing prices were du-
picates OF those current at l O'Clock Sstur-
day. Corn was weaker and prices declined
sad5Sc. Receipts were fair. The weather
was all that could be desired for curing the
new CROP, and liberal receipts OF the latter
were anticipated IN the near future. Outside
orders were scarce. Longs became tired and
SO d freely, and the market not being n shape
to stand the ceiling pressure dec ined, but to-
ward the mornings close reacted lsG3sc.
Oats were duh and about ~ lower. Pr1Vi-
sions were unsettled. Packers and specula-
tors were adverse to trading owing 10 In
creased abOr com pllcations az packing houses.
Receipts of hogs were large, and only four
packers were buying. Offerings of the pro-
quot were moderate, and mess pork, winch
heudCd the list, opened loC higher. Trade
was Ii ght, and the appearance OF "A large spec
ulAtor as seller caused a decline OF 20c. Lard
was slow. Short ribs received little atten-
tiuD.
The following shows Tne current prices for
cash properties On the regular board Flour
unchanged. Wheat No. red winter 74c.
Corn, 35a4es85}so. Oata, 243Ic. Mess PORK S9 20.
Lard prime steam s. 90. Short RIB sides,
Ioose' : 35G5 soc, dry salIed shoulders. boxed,
al. N4A q.