Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-27
Richm'd & WIT.



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ASKED
LIVERPOOL. Nov. IS, noon Cotton -busi-
ness good at unchanged rates; midnling up
lands 3 lbd, middling Orleans 6-lhd; sSlcs
$4,000 Oaies. for speculation and export 1000
bales; receipts $4,000 bales-American 2l,SoO
bales
Futures: uplauds. low mlddling clause,
November delivery. 5 s 640e6 .64d; November
ana December, 2-64(G5 S-tld; January ana
February, Lad; February and Marcn,
s-hid; March and April, 8 i-6RH5 9.64d April
and May, 6-8id: June and July, lO-0id.
Market duiet but steady.
The tenders Of deliveries at today clear
'ngs amounted 10 /, 100 na,es new DOCKET.
sales for the week, $4,000 bale4-American
5000 bales; Spectators took 1900 bales; eN-
nnorters took 400 bales; actual exports,
400 males; total imports, 5000 bales-Ameri-
can $50 900; total stock 1000 bales--Amerl-
can 3iS,CoO bales: total atioat, 2l5,O0o bales
American s2D000 bales.
$500 p. m.-The sales To-day included 5000
bales of American.
Futures: Upands. low middliug clause,
Novemb Der delivery. 57-6id, buyers; Noyem-
and Jenuary, l-6id, value; January and
February. Load, value; February and
March, e-6td, buyers; March and April,
4-6id, sellers; April and May, 56-64d. re- l.
erS: Nav and June, S-6ld. value; June aud
July. l0-G4d, buyers Market steady.
81: OPP. m.--Futures: UDlands. row middlng
clause. November delivery. 1-6ad. buyers:
November and December. 3-6id, sellers:
december and January, & l-6id, buyers; Jauu-
airy and February. l-0Id, huyera; February
and March, 52-64d, sellers; March and April,
04-64d, sellers: April ana May. 6-64d. sell
ersi May and June. Sold. sellers; June and
July. l0-64d, sellers. Market closed quiet.
LONDON, Nov. ~ Tho imports oi cotton
INTO q reat Britain during the past week were
1888 bales and the exports 1852 bales
since Jan. the imports of cotton have been
J.Sl IL n A. Ia
NEW YoRR, Nov. %, noon.-Cotton opened
cteady middhng uplands 9-l6c; middling
Orleans 93sc: sales ls5 bales.
Futures: Market oDened firm, with sales
rs follows: November. delivery, $50; De
Gambler. o.: January. 15c: February.
926c; March, 0 $40. April 9i7c.
300 p. m.-Market closed steady: middlIng
uplands, slide; mlddltng Orleans, &c; su OF
to-day lib bales; net receipts 4lO bales, gross
$3.50.
Futures: Market closed barely steady, with
sales OF $4,000 bales, as follows: November
delivery, Q 036g9 0ic; December, Q 0GO19 0Tc;
March, $500 500: April, 8 1900 49c; May.
y o'1; June, b9Us zoe; July, 1873 19o;
August.9 S5Ct9 SEC.
Weekiy-NeJ receipts 2,70l bales, gross o.
1871; exports, TO Great Britain l1,t& bales
TO Franco l,l6l, TO the continent 1878; sales
1858 bales; stock l63,g2I bales.
Greene " Co.'s cotton future repor' Says:
ut was notice day for December contracts
and the market started in with the usual up
ward turu, assisted by few buying orders,
the gain amounting to some S019 points.
Notices, however, were not very plenty, anu
the determination TO hold December for the
present curtailed the demand for the later
months, and at the close the market had set
tied OF to only about points over Wednes-
day, with the tone slow"
GALVESTON, NOV. 2o.-Cotton dull; mid
ding SSSc.
NORFOLK, Nov. 2s.--Cotton steady; mddling
SIC.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 26.-Cotton steady mid
ding 9Lsc.
BOSTON, Nov. 16.-Cotton quiet; middling
JJ-l6c
WlLMNGToN, Nov. 26.-Cotton nrm; mid
ding &1c.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 26.-Cotton tirm; mid
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2s.-Cotton firm mid
ding SIC.
MOBILE, Nov. 26.-Cotton quiet. middlns
9-l6c.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 26.-Cotton nrm; middlng
SIC.
-AUGUsTA,Nov 2G.-Cotton quiet hut steady !;
mindlug g. l6c.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 20.-CottOn firm: mid
ding lll6c.
MoNraoMERY. Nov. 2e.-Cotton steady;
middhng 7-i6c.
MACON, Nov. 26.--Cotton steady; middling
$3.50.
COLUMBUS, NOV. 26.-Cotton quiet; middling
S1ac,
NASHVILLE, Nov. 26.-Cotton quiet; mid.
ROME, Nov. p. --Cotton-middling s7-l6c,
ATLANTA, Nov. rs. cotton mlddling SIZE
NEW YORK. Nov. 2d.-ConsolIdated net re-
cei pta for all cotton ports to-day, so. 3S3 bales
exports, TO Great Britain l4,S02 bales, 10
the continent d .S22, to France Y,5g1 STOCK ~
all American ports 9l0,S5i bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Soy. 20. noon.-Wheat steadv.
but the demand has fallen off; supply good !:
red Western winter Ga IOdG7s. Corn quieL
hut steady. with poor demand. Lard. prime
Western S2.,
MEN York. Nov. 20. noon.--Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat lower. Corn lower
Pork steady: mess $40 00(9l0 rs. Lard dull at
So %. Freights steady.
500 p. m.-Flour. Southern moro active;
common to fair extra 81 25d3 65, good 10
choice extra So 20. Wheat firm but otquOta-
bly, changed; No. red, November delivery
nomlnal at s51Sc. December IS l-iB@S55kc
January 81 ll-l6157c. Corn hrm closing
steady; No. 3. November delivery nominal al
1910. December 462s@i514c. January <7AG
4SHc. Oats unchanged; No. 2. December de-
livery g81sG3ic. January 3i1SG34szc. Hops
steady but quiet. Coffee. fair Rio arm nj
1910: No. Rio, November delivery II SOC.
December IL 30C91l 35c, January IL 30Gll zoe.
Sugar duh and unchanged; refined steady.
MOlasses steady. Cotton seed oil. AG26c for
crude, 37g3sc for refined. Hides steady.
Wool quiet and unchanged. Pork more ac-
tive and frm: mess $40 00 ole % for old. $40 20
oil 90 for new. Middles dull. Lard 20al
points higher and fairy active; western
steam, on spot SO 25(ot6 25i<, Decem Der SIS zoo
rs, January So 2s(96 81. freiZhts steady;
cotton 3-l6d: wheat. per steam 6bzd.
CHICAGO. Nov. 26.-There was only fair
amount of trading in wheat TO- day, and no
new features were developed. The fee ing
was easier and prices averaged q triilc lower.
Receipts were fairly large and shipments
light, except Duluth. which point reported
43S, go bushels shipped. The market opened
nc lower, declined SC additional. rallied 9sc
and closed dnll and 30 under Wednesday.
The corn market was fairly active and frmcr
on light receipts aud rather strong dem aud
from shorts. The market opened Easy and l&c
lower. rallied 81, but eased on and closed ~
higher than Wednesday Trading in oats
was light, but the tone Of the market was firm
and prices closed &c higher. A stronger feel
ali products ranged higher despite the fact
that an unusually large number of bogs were
on sale 1T the stock yards and at lower price,.
Meas pOrk advanced 25G321zc per barrel and
closed steady at nearly top figures. Lard was
Ll5Cd5c higher pcr 100 barrels. and snort rib
SIDES were nc higher. Flour ruled steady
and unchanged.
cash properties on the regular board Wheat
No. , spring 731sg7Ic: No. red 1j<Gi4lSc.
Corn, No. g SIC. oats. No ,. 261$(G23tc. Moss
pn.k. 50 70'G0 72iS. Lard, prime steam g. 0215.
Short RIB sides, loose IS as dvc: dry salted
shoulders, boxed lOlGj zoe; short clear sides.
boxed 56O@5 CSC. Whisky, 81 IL.
ST. LOUIS. soy. zB.-rlO ur dun and un-
Wheat easier; No. 2red. cash 1870,
December delivery 7GG76Isc. January 771zc.
Corn hrmcr; No. 2 mixed cash 3I9A l34sSc.
Dec sm Der delivery 3<38(Ge3s<c, January 3JllG
353kc, Oats FIRM but very dull; No. , mixed
cash 28Js@g71zc. December delivery 26L,c bid
Whisky steady at 81 10. Provisions very duo: