Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-10

shares, the market closing at the following
quotations:
Ala.classA, ITO .lO4Il Mobile Il OHIO. . 2Oss
Ala.class Il, IS. los Nash & Chatta.. 751s
georgia % ....... - New Orleans Pa
rs, mortgage lO916 cIdc, Ist mort 1885
Carolina 6s. In Ny. Central. lib
=. Carolina As. l00T Norf Il w. pref, 4Ts
So.Caro Drown Nor. Paciic...... 49,.
- consols.... O.. .l09 - pref. u
Tennessee ettle- Paci6c Mall. IS
Virginia 6s...... Il ~ Richm'd Ale. ic4a
a.cOnsondated. 80 Kichm'd Il Danv-l55
IN peake &Ohio. IL Richm'd \ W PIT.
Chlc.& N'nthw'nIlS Terminal......... 442z
preferred. Az Rock Island. ..- l2T
Della, Lack.& W 1903 st. Paul. 49,. e4i9
Erie. ........ 355s preferred l2Ols
East Tennessee Texas Paci6c .,. u
new stock. 13H Union Pacific -. sos
Lake Shore SEQ. 955s n. j. Central .... H3l4
L'ville & Nash. 57I4 Missouri Pacific 1852
Memphis Il Char 49% Western Union ISls
*Bid.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 9. noon.-- Cotton--busi-
ness moderate at unchanged prices: middhng
upands SD; mlddling Orleans -l6d: SALE
o'OUO bales. for speculation and export 500
DaIes; receipts 80, 600 DaleS-AmeriCan S. 800.
Futures: UDlSnds. low mlddlng clause,
November delivery. 6l-64QG4 62-64d; Noyem-
Der and December, 5S-64@4 So 64d Deem
Ter and January, 5S-64d: January and Feb
ruary, 5S-6td: FEBRUARY ana March, 50 "a
al 60-Gsd: March ana April, 6l-6ld; April
and May, cd; May ana June sd; June and
July. 464G 5-64d Market steady.
200 p. m.-The sales to-day included 6 200
bales of American.
Futures: u Dlands. Tow midding clause
November delivery. 68-64d, sellers: NOvem-
Der and December. 4 59-b4u, buyers; Deem
ner anu January, 59-64d. sci ers; January
aud FEBRUARY. SO -G4d sci c--; February and
March. 60-6ld, sellers; March and April,
1 0--6id, sellers: April ana May, cd. buy
ers; NAV ana June. 3-b4d. sellers; June and
July. . 5-64 BUYERS. Market tirn.
800 .. IN Futures: Uplands low mid
ding clause. November delivery. 4 e. Gid, sell
ere; November and December. 50 SD, ell
ers; Decent Der and January. 5s-64d, buyers
January and February 5S-64d, buyers; Feb
ruary and March. 59-64d, buyer; March and
April, 6l-64d, BUYERS; April and May, sd,
sellers: Nav and June. 2-6td, val e; June
and July. . 4-64d, buyers Futures closed
quiet but steady.
NEW YORK, Nov. Q. noon.-Cotton opened
quiet; mlddilng uplands 9lsc; middling Or
leans s. Sc; sales ib6 bales.
Futures: Market Opened steady, with sales
as follows: November. delivery, Sic; De-
cember 92c; January. 99c; February,
soc: March, 1870, April 9 2Sc.
800 y. m.-Market closed quiet; middllng
uplands, 9Isc; mlddhng Orleans, 8 Ice; safes
to. DAY 5J4 Daies; net receipts 567 bales, gross
1850
Futures: Market closed quiet but steady,
with sales OF a. bales, as follows: Novem-
Der delivery, s SlGDS SIC; December, SIG
8 $50; january. 946S 95c; February, 9 O4@
9 O5c: March. 9 1909 15c; April. 400 25c
Nav, 34,d9 35c; June. 3 440sg 45c; July, 3 81
(99 SIC: August. 5000 Sic.
Green X CO.'S COTTON future report saws
The demand from al quar-, ers was m0der-
ale, and the line OF scaIFers who invested
Yesterday becoming tired, unloading weak
ened values. with 5GG6 points lost and the tone
tame, Indeed there was an unusual absence
OF really new deals, and the bulk OF trading
was in the form of swapping months"
GALVESTON. Nov. 9.-Cotton steady; mid
ding SIC; net receipts ?,336 bales. gross
3,326; sales I.2O+ bales; stock %, 1913 bales.
NORFOLK. Nov. 9.-Cotton steady middling
s ! -t6c; net receipts LAS bales, gross T., AS
sales - bales, stock 81, 1873 bales; exports
cotst wise 3i4 bales.
BALrGMoRE, Nov. 9.-Cotton nominal: mid
ding SIC; net receipts none gross $50 bales;
sales 10 spinner, 37J bales; stock 6,23l bales;
exports cOastWlse 1875 les.
BOsTON, Nov. 9.-Cotton quiet: middlinp
&c; net receipts . bales, gross 3,490 bales;
sales none: stock none.
WILaINGToN. Nov. 9.-Cotton firm; mid
ding &c: net receipts l.2jl bales, gross ,25l
sales none: stock 25Ull bes.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 9.-CottOn dull; mid
ding 80; net receipts lGl bales, gross 24b
stock T. 16 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 9.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding Slac; net receipts 1906 bales, gross
Is 354; sales 300 bales stock rs $50 bales eX
porUs to Great Britain 5.05Q bales.
MOBILE, Nov. 9.-Cotton quiet; middling
83ac: net receipts ; a bales. gross 29ll; sales
500; stock 23,9l9 bales; exports, coastwlse
$50 bales.
MEMPuIS, Nov. 9.-Cotton steady: middling
7-l6c; receipts $500 bales; shipments 1928
bales; sales 5000 bales; stock l2l.495 Dales.
AUGUSTA. Nov. 9.-COtton steady; middling
SIC; receipts 1873 bales; sales ,S4S bales.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 9.-COttOu firm; mid
dlngS 7-ljc: net receipts 2,6l0 bales, gross
2.6lG: sales 500; stock s,402 baies: exports, to
Great Britain 1903 bales.
ATLANTA. Nov. 9.-Cotton-mlddllng SIC;
receipts i,0ii bales.
NEW YORK. Nov. g.-ConsOlldated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day. 47.233 bales;
eNDorts TO Great Britain l3,452 bales, TO
the continent 1880; stock at all American
ports 1880 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL. NOV. 8, noon.-w Wheat firm.
with far demand; no ders offer moderated Y.
Corn steady. with far demand.
NEW YORK. Nov. 9. noOn.--Flour quiet
aud steady. Wheat higher. Corn better.
Pork firm; mess - 1910 90. Lard firm at
So 20. Ereights trn.
500 D. m.-Southern flour rather quiet but
firmly held. Wheat advanced lzQGL3c: No
, red November delivery sue, December
81 g. l661S57sc. Corn firm; No. 2. November
delivery 4j1sG45szc. December 4f3z(G467 SC.
Oatsasnade higher; No. 2. November delivery
COffee. fair Rio quiet 1T l2I2c. sugar steAdy
with moderate demand; refined quiet Mo-
lasees Gull and unchanged. Cotton seed oil.
2fa23c for crude. S6@3Ic for refined. Hines
steAdy. Wool hrm. Pork firm and rather
quiet Middlcs weaker; long ear So l2l5.
Lard shade higher; Western steam, on spot
SO 20lG6 2215 November delivery 50 1906 20.
Freights firm; cotton. per steam 3-lGBl3-6ld;
wheat. 4d.
CHICAGO. Nov. Elm point of activity, in
teresJ ana volume OF business, the day on
Change was about on a par with Yesterday.
Very little was done IN a speculative way, for
noDody could see anything t. base trade on.
The whole range Of the wheat market was
bounded Nv ~ limits. the same as Yesterday.
Toward the close December was shade un =
der 75c rather than no to that point, but the
market could not be called either weak or
strong. II was simply steady and very slow.
Corn o eued siroug on the wealth r and al
sc higher, but ~ the session advanced il be
came more depressed and May sod quite
freeiy at 4l34c. In this a. IN everything else
trade was Of a very splritless and desultuTy
kind during the be ter part OF the day. The
pork pit was entirely deserted, with January
heavy at SO 05.
The following shows tine current prices for
cash properties on the regular board: Flour
unchanged Wheat No. red winter NC.
Corn, 35' a86c. oats, Z5J402Bc. NJ ess Dol X
50 %. Lard. prime steam s. 9zlE(g5 95. Short
RIB sides, loose. 35ldb SOC, shOrJ clear sides,
boxed 57j9 5 soc. Whisky az 81 Is. Sugars
standard A o1Sc.
Futures The following are the highest.
lowest aud closing quotations: Wheat. No
vember deliverg 74@sd7S'sc. closed At 74I4c;
December 1ktG547sc, closed at TO- -; January
49, -t15JSc. closed at Ij}rc; May s3I60sl$4c,
closed Al size. Corn, November dehery G6l 40
30 20. closed at 353sc December s63s(6sG1s C..
closed aC 30}sc: January 81 i4(g367sc. closed AT
SIC; Nav AZ 4G4l3sc. closed at 4l8c. oats,