Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-01


Futures: Uplands, low middlin9 clause
Sovcmber delivery. 1-64d, sellers; NoYem-
Der ana December. S-64d. rel ers; December
and January, sd, buyers; January and Feb
ruary. sd. buyer; February and March,
l-64d, sellers; March and April. S-64d,
sellers; April and May, 5 5-64d. sellers: May
ana June 7-64d, buyers; June and July.
. !o-64d. sellers. Market closed quiet,
SHOp. m.-Futures: UDlands. Tow middling
clause. December delivery. 5 3-S4d. sellers:
december and January, I'd, buyers; Janu-
AIRY ana February, sd, buyers: February and
march. Load, sellers; March and April.
S-64d. Tiers: April ana May. ) 5-64d. sellers;
May and June. 7-64d, sellers; June and July,
s-64d, buyers; July and August, ) y. 64d,
sellers. Market closed dull.
NEW 1ORK, Nov. 30, noon.-Cotton-ofer
lnEs light; middllng uplands 9 S-l6c; mid
ding Orleans CSC; sales - bales.
Futures: Marker opened steady, with sales
as follows: November. delivery, -; De-
cember. 9 16: January. l5c; February, 924c;
merch, 934c. April 44c.
900 p. m.-Market closed quiet but steady;
outrlngs light; middhng uplands, S-l6c;
mlddling Orleans, SIC; sales to day % bales;
net receipts .69i bales. gross 9.47'.
Futures: Market closed quiet, with sales
OF $4,000 bales, as follows: December deliv-
cry, -; January. 9 I4d9 &c: Febru-
airy, 2i(G9 25c; March, 34G9 S5c: April.
y 44Cg9 45c; May. 54(G9 55c; June. $40
ooc; July, 72G9 73c; August. 8 S0G9 Sic.
Greene Il Co.'S cotton future report saws:
"A bout the only feature was the continued
holding up of next months contracts, appar-
enIly on little fright growing out of the
stoppage OF a few notices. Aside from that
the tone was weak, with nothing but local
scalping all day, the close showing December
points better and other months point lower
IN comparison with last evenings rates."
GALVESTON. Nov. 30.-Cotton dull quiet
but steady; mlddling $40; net receipts 4,676
bales, gross 4,676; sales 1925 bales; stock
81 1897 bales: exports cOastwise l. los bales.
NORFOLK. Nov. 30.-Cotton steady; middling
q naf TO haI j . OIL
l.I12 bales; stock 50, 0S2 bales; exports coast
Wise 2,3I5 bales. to Great Britain 5,l79 bales.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 30.-Cotton dull; mid
ding Lice; net receipts l,s95 bales, gross
3,5I5; sales none; stock 1901 bales; exports
CoasJwise l04 bales.
BOSTON. Nov. 30.-Cotton quiet; middling
9 5-!6c: net receipts SIS bales. gross 1867:
Gales none; stock none; exports to Great Brl-
tain l,049 bales.
WILMINGTON. Nov. 3O.-Cotton steady; mid
ding SIC; net receipts 1876 bales, gross 1915;
sales none; stock 70, 332 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 30.-Cotton firm mid
ding $50; net receipts 123 bales, gross ga;
stock 1854 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. S0.-Cotton quiet but
steady: middllngS ll-l6c: net receipts 2l,0l9
bales, gross 25,I73; sales 2,200 bales; stock
$50 bales; exports, to Great Britain 4.450
bales, to France 5,35S bales, to the continent
5.5 bales.
MOBILE, Nov. S0.-Cotton quiet; middling
89-l6c; net receipts 1858 oales, gross 2.i29;
sales 1,u00 bale=; stock 30,2li bales; exports
coastwise l,56S bales.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 3O.-Cotton steady: middling
S}sc; receipts S,1lB bales; shipments 5,2bS
bales; sales $500 bales: stock l5O,SS2 bales.
AUGUSTA. Nov. 3U.-Cotton quiet: mludllDg
S5sc; receipts 1921 bales; sales 800 bales.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 30.-Cotton quiet; MIDI
ding s Lite; net receipts 3, 230 bales, gross
S,239; sales 500 bales stock S4,695bales; eX
ports TO France 1900 bales.
ATLANTA. Nov. 0.-Cotton-middllng S1ac;
receipts l. 0S4 bales.
NEW YORK. Nov. 30.-Con solldated net re
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day, 5l.255 bales;
exports, to Great Britain lS.475 bales, TO
the continent 1903, to France 6.658; STOCK AZ
all American ports 954,91O bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 80, nOon.-wheat strong
with fair demand; holders offer sparingly;
California No J, IS ad07s Adj; red Western
spring, 6s l1dg7s Id; red Western winter
7s(67s I'd. Corn firm, with fair demand; new
mixed Western As sd.
NEW YORK. Nov. 30. noon.--Flour quiet
but firm. Wheat better. Corn easier. Pork
steady; mess $40 3714(9l0 CPS. Lard firm at
50 32ls. Ereights steady.
500 y. m .-Flour. Southern firm and rather
quiet: common to fair extra 50 25Qt3 IS. good
to choice So 70(05 90. Wheat 139ic higher ana
fairly active. closing barely steady; No. red,
December delivery SO 6-l6@S7A. January
IS Ills GS9c, February S934(G9O3sc. Corn &c
higher, closing steady; No. >. December de-
livery 470473sc, January 4S$s(G4os4c. Febru-
arv 403sG 1870. Oats a shade stronger and
more active; No. ,, December delivery 837sc,
January 3440343sc. Hops quiet and about
steady. Cof'ee. fair Rio firm at 10 80 81 &C.:
No. Rio, December delivery II j5c. January
IL 55Oll 60c, February II 60(@ll 65c, Sugar
dull and unchanged; refined dull Molasses
dull. Cotton seed oil. 24g26c for crude. $40
3Sc for refined. Tallow steady. Hides quiet
but firm. Wool quiet and unchanged. Pork
quiet and weak; mess $i0 81 12(Gl0 62% for two
year old, $40 1901 70 for one year old: Mid
dies dun. Lard opened 293 points higher and
closed weak with the advance lost; Western
steam, on spot Sc 81, DeCem Der delivery So So
C08 81, January St 1906 A3. Freights easier;
cotton, per steam 3-I6d; wheat, per steam
4Ad.
CHICAGO. Nov. 3O.--The wheat market was
very active and excited to-day. and the vol
ume of speculative trading was unusually
large and in marked comparison TO the drag
ging trading OF that or almost any day In the
preceding Blk months. The feeling was very
nervous and unsettled at the oEening caused
in part by the announcement of two failures
in the wheat trade 1t was expected that
the Hill failure, announced early IN the day,
would necessitate the purchase OF fully l,O00.-
0JO bushels, to which extent 1t was estimated
that the operator was short. Prices varied u
095zc IN different parts Of the crowd. Holders
had prices marked up &c above last nights
closing, but the offerings were so large that
there was very little trading at any advance
of last nights closing figures. and the market
QUICKLY dropped a4c. fouowed by an advance
Of Afnlc. again ehseu on %sVQS4C unuGF large
offerings, ruled irregular, but IN the latest
trading IN the afternoon dropped to inside
prices and closed 5000 lower than on yester
uay. Gables quoted nrm foreign markets.
Receipts in the Northw west were quite large.
Corn ruled fairly active and firm. Tne market
opened easy and 14(G$sc lower, advanced $50
nc, but closed about &c under yesterday,
The shipping demand was light ana receipts
fairly large, with NJ oderate receipts estimated
for to- m orrow. There was increased specu-
latiou on the regular market for oats, with
some demand for shorts early in the day.
The feeling was drin early. with prices &c
higher but the advance was lost and the
market closed nc lower There was active
trading In prov but offerings were
large and there WAS STEADY decline IN prices,
especially for mess pork and snort ribs Mess
pork declined SOC per Dbl aid closed at inside
dgures, Short ribs closed Zoe per hundi ed
lower for future delivery. Flour was steady
and unchanged.
The following SHOWS the current prices for
cash properties on the regular board: Wheat,
No. 2spriug 751Sc; No. . red 76c. Corn, No.
2 81 &c. Oats, No ,. 267sc. Mess polk 81 Oh.
Lard prime steam 81 021S. Short ribs, loose
Soc. dry saited shoulders, boxed I5(G5 O0c;
short clear sides. boxed zoe. Whisky, 81 Is.
Futures The following are tne highest,
lowest and closing quotations: Wheat. No
vember delivery 7oszG75l3c, closed ut 1513r;
December 76sz07514, closed at 1bl2c; january
77l%0763sc. closed AZ 71}sc. Corn, November
delivery 3I%@37l &C, closed at 37Lsc; Decem-
Der n 5@3i 10. closed at 37Lsc; January $3.50
37Ibc, closed at 3714c. Oats, November dehy-
erv 271sod2G7sc, closed st 267sc December
27Lsc; January 21lsG2d}sc, Closed At &c.
PORK, December del1veTy$lO l71aGlo 20. closed