Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-04

n. carolina 6s. .l91 n. Y. Central. .llS9s
n. Carolina 4s. 100 MORT & W. pref. 4I1S
So.Caro tBrown) Nor. Pacific. 20
consols.... .tOsT pref. 6S9s
Tennessee settle Pacific Mail. ..... b6
ment Ss ....... 16x Reading $1,000. S659
virginia S.. AZ Richm'd Ale. pa
Va.consolldated. 90 Richm'd u Danv-l50+
Ch'peake Soho. l0A Richm'd i w PIT.
Chic, & N'nthw'nllsZ Terminal......... 42S4
preferred. .l41h Rock Island. 80. 1851
Della, Lack. Il W .14lA St. Paul. ...-...,, 94A
Erie ............ 36H preferred l2l1e
East Tennessee Texas Pacific. 2lSs
new Stock. 1871 Union Pacific. blM
Lake Shore. ..... 96A n. j. Central. &C.. 491S
Lvtlle 4 Nash. 57M Missouri Pacific lis
Memphis Il Char A Western Union. 1871
*Bid,
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 8, noon.-Cotton steady,
with fair demand; middlnG uplands 5Isd;
mlddling Orleans 514d; sales 10000 bales, for
speculation and export 1000 bales; receipts
$500 bales, and American.
Futures: Uplands. low middling clause,
November delivery. 5@4 68-64d; November
and December, 4 90 -64d; December and Janu-
airy. 6064d; January and February,
go 64d; FEBRUARY ana March, 81 sd; March
and April, 6S-64d; April ana May, l-64d;
June and July, 57-eid. Market quiet but
steady.
1900 p. m.-The sales to-day included 5000
bales of American.
Futures: Uplands. low middling clause.
November delivery. 68-84d. sellers: Novem-
Der and December. 4 eO-64d, sellers: Deem
Der and january, 59-64d, buyers; January
and February, 59-64d, buyers: February and
March. 6l-64d, sellers; March and April.
63-64d, sellers: April ana May. l-64O,
sellers: May and June. 3-64d. buyers; June
and July, 56-64, sellers. Market dull.
500 p. m Futures: Uplands. low mid
ding clause, November delivery 62-64d, val
ue; November and December. 90 odd, SELL
ers; December and January. 50-64d SELL
er5; January and February, 4 -64d, sellers:
February and March. 61-54d, sellers; March
and April. 6264d, sellers; April and May,
sd, sellers; May and June, 52-64d, buyers;
June and July, 5-64d. sellers Futures closed
dull.
MANCHESTER. Nov. 3.-The Guardians
commercial article says: "Retallers bought
Woolens freely in view of the recent rise In
raw wool. Until cooler weather causes theae
TO pass largely into the hands of consumers
an active demand for cotton goods 10 not eX-
pected. There is fair demand for bundled
yarn Tor India at full previous rates. There
is little demand for spinnings suitable for
China, Japan or the continent. Most sections
OF the cloth department are quiet, but prices
are generally steady
NEW YORK, Nov. 3, noon.-Cotton opened
dull; middllnR uplands 9-l6c; middling
Orleans 996c: sales 234 bales.
Futures: Market opened steady, with sales
as follows: November. delivery, SIC: De-
cember. ( 96c: January. 04c; February,
5000: March. 81. April 29c.
500 y. m.-Market closed dull; middllng up
lands, 8-16c; mIddling Orleans, csc; GALES
TO- day 2l4 bales; net receipts S24 bales, gross
6,2O2.
Futures: Market closed quiet, with sales
of Il, 20 bales, as follows: November deliV-
cry, $685. Sic; December, S9(qS soc; JaDu-
airy, y 070e8 CSC; February, 8 0s99 orc; March
9 l6c; April. 25CG9 26c; May 34G9 35c;
June, 44Q1s 45c; July. 5000 SAC; August
96019 Gle.
Green & Co.'s cotton future report saws:
Business was of moderate volume, with the
tone of the market generally weak. The alb
sence Of investing orders and generally light
demand for actual cotton appeared to DIS
courage holders, and there was considerable
spilling of long contracts on the part OF both
large and small holders. Much difficulty in
the way of securing desirable freight room ia
acting as serious impeachment to the export
trade"
GALVESTON. Nov. 3.-Cotton steady; mid.
| ding 9-l6c; net receipts $3.50 bales, gross
! 1880; sales 2,9l7 bales; stock Sc, 76l bales.
| NORFOLK. Nov. 3.-COtton steady: mid.
ding sac; net receipts 1905 bales, gross 5,S0S
| stock SOP bales; sales 260l bales; exports
to Great Britain 9.725 bales. coastwise 1878.
| BALTIMORE, Nov. 8.-Cotton duh and nom
inal; middllng l5-l6c; net receipts I62 bales
! gross 25S3 bales; sales none; stock 6,99S bales
exports. coastWlse 740.
| BosToN. Nov. S.--Cotton quiet; middlinl
| 9skc: net receipts 7SS bales, gross 5,725 bales
| sales none; stock none.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 3.-CottOn quiet; mid
| ding 9-16o; net receipts l.775 bales, gross
l,776i sales none; stock 20,20s bales; exports
| 20 Great Britain 1880 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-Cotton dull; mid
ding $50; net receipts IS bales, gross 2l5
| stock S,2l5 bales.
| NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 3.-Cotton steady; mid
ding SIC; net receipts 1858 bales, gross S, l29
sales $50 bales stock las, 569 bales; exports
to Great Britain 1904 bales, to France 6,l82
| coastwise 6,SO5.
MOBILE, Nov. 3.-Cotton easy; mddline
Ss5c; net receipts $3.50 bales. gross 2,05l; sale
900; stock 1858 bales; exports, coastwse ,O47
bales.
a
$40; receipts 4,lOO bales; shipments 4,S6i
bales; sales 1000 bales: stock Sc, 543 bales.
AUGUSTA. Nov. 8.-Cotton quiet; middlinl
5-l6c; receipts 1884 bales; sales :, 165 bales.
| CHARLESTON, Nov. 3.-Cotton-buyers anC
sellers apart middlIng SIC; net receipts
4.576 bales, gross 1876; sales 1900 bales; stock
"A 547 bales.
ATLANTA. Nov. 9.-Cotton-middllng slice
| receipts ,4S4 bales.
NEW YoRK. Nov 3.-ConsolIdated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day, 87,ls7 bales
exports, to Great Britain 20,799 bales, tC
France 6, 1872; stock at all American ports 1926,
$50 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, NoY. Q, nOon.-wheat dull
with poor demand: supply good. Corn quiet
put steady, with poor demand.
NEW YORK. Nov. 3, noon.--flour quiet anC
heavy. Wheat lower. Corn unchanged. Porl
steady; mess SO 1910 90. Lard firmat SO ia
800 p. m.-Wbeat firm aud active; No.
red. November delivery s4]4@S415c, Decem
Der S00JSBAc. Corn dull, 1zGszc higher; No
2. November delivery 46(p464c, December
Al g. l6c. Oats shade strong er and less active
No. q November delivery B25S(D84c, Hops I'M
changed. Coffee, fair Rio firm al 1878. Sugar
| quiet and unchangedr-C 49sG4hc, yellOw40
| 4Lc, of 4 5 8-l6G5hlc. standard A $40, Gu
| loaf and crushed = 5-l6G65sc, graduated 5s4c
| Moasses duh. Cotton seed oil. 2S26c fol
Crude, 38989c for refined. Hides steady
Wool firm. Pork quiet; mess SO 1000 90 FOL
| old, $40 3T660l0 rs for new. Middles dull
Lard SOLO points higher; Western steam, oil
| spot Sc 1906 20, November delivery 81 5@622
Ereights steady; cotton, per steam ll-64d
wheat. 414d.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Wheat opened dull, will
a tendency toward lower prices. Foreign ad
vices noted dull markets, and early New
| York reports were not particularly encourag
| ing. The quantlty on ocean passage showed
an increase of 900, 600 bushels. Under this IN
| fiuepce prices broke OF &c. rallied again OF
reports of good export purchases, but sanl
! back and closed in the latest trading AZ insid,
| prices, and closed 10 lower than on Monday
| The opening In corn was tritie easier than
! that Oh Monday. but under good speculativ,
! demand and light receipts advanced 55(GNc
| fell back toward the close, and finished "A,
! higher There was very little doing in OAts
! and prices ruled steady. Provisions were ac
tive and stronger. The unsettled feeling
| among packing house employees tends to th'
! impression That tn production of speculativ,
| articles may be curtailed. This, taken in con
| neetion with good shipping d. mand, causet
| rather a sharp advance of 25CI30c in mes
| pork. which was moderately well supported
! Lard advanced 2160D5c, and closed steady
! short ribs advanced l21S0Dl5c, ana closed firm
! The following shows the current prices FOL
| cash properties on the regular hoard; Whea
a.