Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-12

Ala.classA, 2to5.lo5 Mobile n OHIO. . POS
Ala.class b, 5s...l07 Nash q Chatt'a 40
georgia % ....... - New Orleans Pa
as, mortgage lO9 chic, LIST mort 1888
n. Calollua6s. y. \. Central. 1884,
n. Carolina As. 100 Norf & w. pref 409s
So.Caro Brown Nor Paciic..... 29lS
consolS. .. lilo " pref G2$1
Tennesseesettle- Pacific Mail ... 54It
ment 81 ....-.. 77M Reading .... 368s
Virginia 6s. ..... Az Richm'd Il Ale IL.
Na.consohdated. 55la Richm'd Il Danv- l8j
Chpeake &Ohlo. 10 Rtchm'd 4 w Pr
enc, X N'nthw'nllSA Terminai......... Az
" preferred. .l4ll6 Rock Island. .l27l4
Della, Lack.& W l397s St. Paul ...'.... 947s
Erie ..,......... S55s preferred l2O
East Tennessee Texas Pacific &C.. 2lM
new stock. 1874 Union Paciic &C.. co.'s
Lake ShOre...... 96 n. j. Central. 52ls
L'Yllie Nash. 1874 Missouri Pacific .ll53z
MeInphis Y Char tl4 Western Union. 1SI2
bid,
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. II, oon.-Cotton-busi-
meas good at hardening rates: mddhng
up ands 5lad; mlddling Orleans sled: sales
1900 bales. for speculation and export , 900
bales: receipts 5000 bales; American 1900
bales
Futures: Uplands. low mldding clause.
November delivery 50n5 l-64d; November and
December. i 62-64@4 63-G4d December and
January, 60-641I4 6l-64d: January and Feb
ruaTy, 6l-6tG94 62 Gid; FEBRUARY ana March,
6t-64QG4 62-64d: March and April, 63-64@
sd; April ana MAY, 2-64d; May and June,
b64d: June and July. s 7-64G5 o-64d. Mar
ket firm.
200 p. m.-The sales TO- day included u 900
bales of American.
Futures: UDlands low middIing clause.
November delivery. 2-64d. sellers: Novem-
Der and December. 63-t4d, sellers; Deem
Der and January. 62-64d. sc ers; January
ana February. 62-64d sellers: February and
March. d3-64d, sellers; March and April.
5d, buyers: April ana May, sod. sci ers;
MAY and June. 6-6id. sellers; June and July.
. 6-64d. buy ers. Market firm.
Good mlddllng upIands 81 4d, middling up
lands sgd, low mlddlng uplands 15-l6d,
good ordinary uplauds 412d, ordinary uplands
4lsd; good middling Texas 5-l6d. mlddung
Texas 5S-l6d, low middling Texas led,
good ordinary Texas 435d, ordinary Texas
43sd; good middlng Orleans 7-l6d, nniddling
Orleans 5-l6d, low middling Orleans Sad,
good ordinary Orleans 1l-l6d. ordinary Or
leans 43sd.
100 D. IN FIXTURES: Uplands. low mid
ding clause. November delivery. sd, buy
ers; November and December. 81 Gid, sell
ers; December ana January. 60-64d, sellers;
January and February, so sid. sellers; Feb
ruary and March. 61-64d, sellers; March and
April, 63-64d, sellers; April and May,
-64d, value: May and June. 4-64d. sell-
ers; June and July, 56-64d, buyers. Futures
closed easy.
NEW YORK, Nov. II, noon.-CottOn opened
firm; middlIng uplands 9lsc; mddling Or
leans csc: sales $50 bales.
Futures: Market opened steady, with sales
as follows; November. delivery, S 8Sc; De-
cember. 9jc; January. 02c; February,
l2c: March. pc April 8 32c.
500 y. m.-Market closed firm: middllng
upiands, 91sc; mlddllng Orleans, 5-l6c; sales
to day $40 bales; net receipts 1886 bales, gross
l0,l67.
Futures: Market closed steady. vii til sales of
1925 bales, as follows: November delivery,
| S9CGS SOC; December, 9l(6oS VOC; January.
| 02Gg9 03c; February, 1909 l3c; March.9 %
| (D9 2Sc April. 1903 33c: MAY. 1909 48c
June. 5000 53c; July, GIGS &c; August.
| 5000 70c.
Hroan A. ~. ,, oo++o,, E,,+,,o ,oxo.. oo,-o g..
st has been a very irregu ar market, an ad-
| vance of 5lD6 points at the opening afterward
| disappearing and then fully returning again.
| with the close steady at about The highest
| figures Of the day. II was difficult to deter
| mine the influences actuatng the movement
| of operators. though differences of opinion re-
| gardlng crop prospects, as brought out by re-
cent official reports, probably guided current
| movements as much as anything else. On
| the whole the tendency was to cover and
make occasional ventures on the long side,
| though as yet really new buying orders are
| not plenty"
| GALVESTON. Nov. 1l.-Cotton steady; MD
| ding sac; net receipts 4,0l6 bales, gross
| 406l; sales 2,69S bales; stock 6J.S24 bales; eX-
| ports, to Great Britain AIS bales; coastw Use
| 4,030
NORFOLK. Nov. l1.-COtton steady: middlina
| - Ice; net receipts 5.52S bales, gross 5,52S
| sales 3,0l4 bales; stock 1873 bales; exports
| cOastwise 1851 bales.
| BALTIMORE, Nov. ll.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding Sc; net receipts 6I bales, gross l.84S
| sales to spluners 300 bales; stock 1856 bales
exports cOastwlse "a bales.
BOsTON. Nov. ll.-CottOn quiet; middling
914c; net receipts $50 uales, gross 8,542 bales;
sales none; stock none.
WILMINGTON, Nov. Il.-Cotton firm; mid
ding SIC; net receipts ,410 bales, gross "A
| sales none: stock 27.29S bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ll.-Cotton duh; mid
| ding 914c; net receipts III bales, gross III;
| stock l5.a7G bales,
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. ll.-Cotton firm; mid
III na Ia
1851; sales 800 bales; stock ia, III bales.
MOBILE, Nov. n,-CottOn steady; middling
SIC; net receipts 1854 bales. gross ], 46; sales
| 1000; stock 23,6sS bales; exports, coastwlse
| 1926 bales.
MEMPHIS, Nov. Il.-Cotton active: middlinp
| 81 lGc; receipts 4,s45 bales; shipments 5,252
| bales; sales $500 bales; stock l22.2j bales.
AUGUSTA. Nov. l.-COtton firm: middiing
5 s. l6c; receipts 1911 bales; sales $50 bales.
| CHARLESTON. Nov. 1.-CottOn firm; SELL
ers asKirg hi CHER; mIddlmg SIC; net re-
cepts 1880 bales, gross 1880; sales 200; stock
| 7s,25l bales; exports, TO Great Britain 1928
bales, to France 7I5 bales, coastwise 1853
bales.
ATLANTA. Nov. l1.-Cotton middllng
g. &c; receipts i,200 bales.
NEW YORK. Nov. ll.-ConsolIda ted net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day, 5000 bales;
exports, TO Great Britain S,429 bales, to
france 775 bales; TO the continent l0,009
bales; stock at all American ports 7j2,425
bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES,, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. IL. noon.-Wheat steady.
with poor demand; supply good. Corn quiet
and steady. WITH poor demand. Pork, prime
mess. no STOCK here.
NEW YORK. Nov. II. uoon.--Flour quiet
and steady. Wheat lower. Corn heavy and
lower. Pork 1rm: mess 50 1910 90. Lard
steady at IS 2211. FreiChts steady.
500 p. m.-Wneat Al0l5c lower; No. red,
November delivery 8J15QS,$tc, December S43s
Ass l6c. Corn nc lower; No. 2. on spot 45c,
December delivery 4554o46c. Oats i4@Hc
lower; No. 2. 32iz (gS2sfc Hops quiet. Conec,
far Rio steady az l2lsc. sugar duh and un-
nominal Cotton seed oil. 2iG26c for crude,
SIC for refined. hides steady. Wool firm.
Pork fairly active and general ~ steady; mess
50 s. GGlJ 90 for old, $40 371S@l0 70 for new.
Middles null; long clear &c. Lard 21i points
lower: Western steam, on spot 81 22I9, De-
cember delivery So 2O(Q6 %. Ereights firm /;
cotton, per steam 3-l6pl3-84d: wheat. Aad.
CHICAGO. Nov. lit Is getting to be the
general saying that when no steady decline is
shown in wheat that things are improving.
Bv this method OF reasoning there was a bet
ter feeling 10 to-dav's market. At times
prices were a little lower than they ouened,
but the market was at times quOtably heavy.
The opening WIS made active by seal pers
buvinK against calls. Puts, on the other baud,
were a decided factor IN holding she market.
Corn was again slow, heavy and tended rather
downward within narrow limits. AS usual,
the provision market was dependent on affairs
AZ the stock yards.
The following shows tine current prices for
cash properties on the regular board: Flour
unchanged. Wheat, No red 1SAc. Corn,
Lard, prime steam IS %. Short RIB sides, loose
4 400 Try saIted shOuldere. boxed l00Db 200