Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-02
COTTON.


LIVERPOOL. Nov: l, noon.-Cotton quiet,
without quotable change in prices: middhng
uplands SD; mlddhng Orleans 514d; sales
5000 bales, for speculation and export 500
bales; receipts 5000 bales-American $500
bales.
Futures: Uplands. low middling clause,
November and December, 59-64d; December
and January, 5S-64d; January and Febru
airy, bS-64d; February ana March, 59-64d;
March and April. 6l-64d; April ana May,
sd; May and June, 2-64d. Market quiet
and unchanged.
300 p. m.-The sales to-day included $500
bales of American.
November delivery. 60-64d, buyers: Novem-
berand December. 5S-64d, sellers: Deem
Der and January, 81 -64d. BUYERS; January
and February. -64d. buyers: February and
March. 5S-64d, buyers; March and April.
6l-64d, sellers; April ana May, 68-e4d.
sellers; May and June. l-6Id, BUY ers; June
and July, AGA, sellers. Market closed dull.
500 y. m Futures: UDlauds. low mid
ding clause. November delivery. 4 81 -64d, val
ne; Noyem Der and December. 5S-64d, buy
crs; December and January, 5S-64d, buy
ers; January and February, 4 5S-G4d, buyers:
February and March, Said, BUYERS; March
and Aprll. 6l-64d, buyers; April and May.
Sd, sellers; MAY and June. 52-64d, buyers;
June and July. 5-64d, sellers. Futures closed
firm.
NEW YORK, Nov. ], noon.-Cotton opened
=
Orleans 9ssc: sales l7S bales.
Futures: Market opened weak, with sales
as follows: November. delivery, soc; De-
cember, 93c: January. Ole; February,
909c: March. 9 10. April 2Sc.
500 D. m.-Market closed quiet but steady;
middllng upiands, 3-16c; mlddling Orleans,
s9sc; sales to-day 264 bales; net receipts none;
gross "a, 023 bales.
Futures: Market closed steady, with sales
Of $50 0 bales, as follows: November deiv-
cry, S99S 90c: December, 8 95c; January.
OSG9 O4c: February. llG9 nc; March.
2l(U9 DC; April. . Bic: May 40(G9 Ale;
June, 1909 50c; July, 8 5SC; August. 9bi.
Green 4 Co.'s cotton future report saws:
starting out with rather weak under
tone in consequence OF dIsapp ointment over
the Liverpool opening, many OF saturdays
buyers sold, and as soon "a this offering was
taken care of seeniDgly very steady tone
was obtained. as operators evened mp their
deals on account OF the approaching holiday.
Aside from this covering demand there was
no new feature in the market 10 note, except
ing, possibly, continued buying by two lead
ing bear operators, who have covered quite
large lines during the past two sessions. Cot
ton continues to be offered abroad with in
creSslng eagerness, but apparently meets IN
different buyers"
GALVESTON. Nov. l.-Cotton easy; mid
ding Slice; net receipts 1880 bales, gross
1880; sales 2,S2U bales; stock 5B,46S bales: eX-
ports, TO the continent 4,789 bales, coastwise
1903
NORFOLK. Nov. 1.-COtton uuiet mid
ding SIC; net receipts 6,31s bales, gross 6,5IS;
stock 4l,5S4 bales: sales ,43S bales: exports,
coAstwise B 9}2 bales.
BALTIMORE, Nov. l.--Cotton dull and nom
inai; middlngS l5-l6c; net receipts 10 bales.
gross 70 bales; sales to spnners. I; stock
4,96T bales; exports. coastwIse 1895.
BOSTON, Nov. Lection steady; midding
csc; net receipts ,436 bales. gross 3,SS3 bales;
sales none; stock none; exports, to Great
Britain. 2, l68 bales.
WILMINGTON, Nov. Lection quiet; mid
ding 9-l6c; net receipts 1916 bales gross
1876; sales none; stock 2O,9j9 bales; exports,
coastwlse 104.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Lection dull; mid
ding 03sc; net receipts ia bales, gross ia;
stock 1873 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Lection easy; mid
ding g. l6c; net receipts ll.0S4 bales, gross
1875; sales 4,75O bales; stock l4l,546 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 1882 bales, to
France l3, 465 bales, to the continent 1922.
MOBILE, Nov. cotton easy; middling
SIC; net receipts 3,76l bales; gross 4.l93; sales
500; stock 1924 bales; exports, coastwls 2,34O
bales.
MEMPHIS. Nov. I.-Cotton quiet; middling
SIC; receipts 13.SlS bales; shipments $3.50
bales; sales 4, 100 bales: stock 93,2O5 bales.
AUGUSTA. Nov. l.-Cotton quiet; middling
s. lee; receipts 1857 bales; sales 1855 bales.
CHARLESTON, Nov LECTION dull; md
ding SIC; net receipts 4.4l9 bales. gross 4l9
bales; sales 16G; STOCK 6S,445 bales; exports,
to the continent !, S0l; coastWIse ,S91 bales.
ATLANTA, Nov. l.-Cotton-middling 5-l6c;
receipts 40 bales.
NEW YORK. Nov 1.-COnsolidated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day. 45,467 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 26, sos bales, to
France 1920 TO the continent 2l.5S6; stock al
all American ports 59S,s24.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l, noon.-Wheat quiet,
with poor demand; supply good. Corn quiet,
put steady. with poor demand. Lard, prime
ostern 32(G33d.
NEW DIRK. Nov. l, noon.--Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat lower and heavy. Corn
lower and dun. Pork steadY: mess 50 75(G
10 90. Lard firmer at So 1917. Freights firm.
500 p. m.-Flour. Southern steady. Wheat
firm and more active; No. red, November
delivery s37s@s5c, December sS18@s35fc.
ery 455t(Ql6c, December 470J4716c. Oats l4(Gxc
higher; No. 2. November delivery S2550132Ac,
Hops quiet but steady. Coffee, fair Rio firm
at l2%. Sugar dull and nominal: refined tull
and tasier-C 43sCG4hc, yellow 4CGi14c, OFF A
5 3-l6dp5Izc, standard A sac, cut loaf ana
crushed s. l6GG3sc grannlated 534c. Molas-
ses dull ana nominal. Cotton seed oil, 2l928c
for crude, 8S@59c Tor refined. Hides steady.
Wool quiet but firm. Pork more active and
firm; mess so 1910 90 for old, $40 25C0l0 70 for
new. Middes dull; long clear q SOC. Lard
shade higher; Western steam, on spot 10 1910
(08 10, November delivery So l0@6l2. Froights
firm: cotton, per steam ll-64d: wheat. Id.
CHICAGO. Nov. l.-Wheat opened slow and
easv, but gathered strength as the day ad-
yanced ana closed AtG16c higher than Satur-
y
increase of loss than 100000 bushels, which
was considerably under former estimates.
and WAS one of the features imparting
strength TO the market The export clear
ings were larger than usual, The market
closed in the last trading at nearly outside
figures. Corn was active and hrm at higher
prices. The decrease in the visible supply
impaired nrmer tone to prices, which was
aided by reports that the crop IS not yielding
AS largely as expected. Oats were firm and
l10l5c higher, closing at outside figures.
Prov siOns were firmer; mess pork advanced
i5(D2Oc and the advance was well supported.
Offerings were light, and there was ag1od
demand from the shorts. Lara ruled 2J2lSOc
higher.
The following shows the current prices for
cash properties on the regular board: Wheat
No. 2 red 74kc. Corn, $3.50. Oats. 26lL25l4c.
Niece po,k 81 10. Lard, prime steam 81 $500
s siIS short RIB sides, lOoee, 0Oc, dry sailed
shoulders, boxed, 46lg0 SOC, short clear sides.
boxed q 4UGD6 45c. Whisky 81 Is. Sugars un-
changed. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Futures ranged and closed as follows:
Wheat November delivery 741 4 G721sc, closed
at 73I5c; Decem Der 755sl17i56c, closed ut 751Sc;
january 7Bts@o769kc, closed at l6hc; May S21S
Osl3 &C. closed at S25Sc. Corn, November de-
livery 36lsCG@S6Ssc, closed at 36Ac; Decem-
S796c. closed at 87ZSc; Nav l3lsl0421sc. closed
AZ I23Sc. Oate, November delivery 28G255Sc,
closed al csc; December 271k92c, closed at
nc; May BlIa 0a30szc, closed atSlc. Mess pork,
November delivery ~ l7kl0S 90, closed at
So December 80 l71s(Gs 81a, closed at 80 l2lS:
January $40 1903 IS, closed at Sl0OS1s. Lara,
November delivery IS 1905 0,closed at % 50;
IS 9Oh5 s1lb, closed at 50 s7l%;
january 81 00Q %, closed ~ Y71s. short
ribs, January delivery 1905 lOc. closed at
l5c: February zoos l5c, Closed l5c.
ST. Louis. Nov. l.-flour unchanged.