Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-23
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ASKED,
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Nov -, noon.-Cotton firm,
with tair demand: middIng M ands B. I'D;
mlddlng Orleans 59sd; sales i20l0 bales. for
speculation and export 1000 bales: receipts
5000 Oales- American 1880 bales.
futures: Gpianuss low mlOuiug clause,
November delivery. s S-640o5 7-64d: Novem-
Der and December. 6-64Gj5 6-S4d; December
and January. 4.U4QL5 3-64d. January and
February, S-G4d: February and March
64d; March and Aprl, 64d; April and
May Std; May and June, 10 odd: june
and July. 1854. Market quiet.
2:oO p. m.-Fhe sales to-day included $50
ba es OF a AMERICAN.
tntGres: U0lands. row middIing clause.
November delivery. 7-64d, buyers: Novem-
her aud De ember. 5-h4d, sellers: Decem-
Der and January, 3-6Id. Sc ers; January
ana February, 3-G4d, sci era: February and
March. 4-64d, sellers: March and April.
> o-5ld, sellers: April ana May S-64d. self
ers; May and June. 5 l0-64d. buyers; June
and july, l3-64d. sellers. Market closed
quiet.
%. :oJ ~ m --Futuraa. InIonds Io,r ,,,,3
dllngclanse. Sovem per delivery. 6-64d, buy
eto; November and DECEMBER. ) 4-6ld cell
ers; December ana January. 2-6ld, sellers;
ruary and March, 5 } Odd, sellers; March and
Aprl'. sold, sellers; April and May,
7-d4d. &c Ter: Nav and June. 9-64d. BUYERS;
'inne and July. . I2-64d. sellers Futures
closed dull.
REV YORK, Nov. %. noon.-Cotton opened
quiet; mlddlIDg uplands 3-l6c; midding
Orleans 95sc; sales iS6 bales.
Futures: Market opened steady. with sales
rs follows: November. dc livery, 8 O6c; De
cember. l3o: January. 9 nc: February.
SIC; March, 8 SAC. April SIC.
500 D. m.-Market closed easy; middlIng
uplands, v s. l6c: lnludlng Orleans, exc; sAes
81 $50. D' N'''S
futures: Market closed easy, with sales of
$3.50 bales, as follows: November delivery,
O.9g O2c: December, o4(G9 o5c; January.
l5c; February, 25(Q9 26c: March. 9 36,d937c:
April. 1909 4>c: May. j6tG9 SIC; June
$500 &c; July, 9 7j2@9 7dc; August. 8 $50
8 SAC.
Greene & Co.'s cotton future report says:
with the exception of few tempOrarF ami
moderate checks in filling odd buying orders
the market has steadily tented downward
throughout. shorts covered freely on Satur-
day and went long with some freedom, but
found no one TO hello them out to-day and the
spllling created weakness that has carried
the cost of 500 points, closing easy at inside
figures"
Aaxr o
ding SIC; net receipts 2O2O bales, gross
1880; sales 740 bales; stock $3.50 bales: ex-
ports coastwIse 4, 237 bales.
NORFOLK. Nov. 22.-COttOn quiet; middling
5 l5-loc; net receipts 800 bales, gross 800:
sales 2S6 bales; stock 81, 4Sl bales; exports
coast wise 1850 bales.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 22.-Cotton firm: mid
ding 1-l6c; net receipts 4S2 bales. gross
I,+2l; sales - bales; stock H. 1893 bales; ex-
ports coastwise SO bales; sales TO spinners 525
bales.
Boston. Nov. 22.-Cotton quiet; middline
5-!6c; net receipts I27 bales. gross 5lS;
sales none; stock none; exports TO Great Brl-
Ialn 1850 bales.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 22-Cotton firm; mid
ding SIC; net receipts 2, 4O6 bales, gross 4UG;
sales none; stock 80, 1855 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22.-Cotton firm mid
ding 99sc; net receipts 81 bales, gross 81
stock 14,733 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 22.-Cotton steady
middllng 1i-l6c; net receipts Il 29S bales
bales; exports. to Great Britain 66S bales to
France 500, to the continent 6,455.
MOBILE, Nov. 22.-COtton quiet; middling
S g. 6c; net receipts 2.2l6 hales. gross 1906:
sales 700 bales; sLock 26, 1876 bales; exports
coastwise ,349 bales.
MENPHIs. Nov. 22.-Cotton firm: middling
$40; receipts 2,HS bales; shipments $3.50
bales; sales Z, 500 bales: stock I4j, SI7 bales,
AUGUSTA. Nov. 22.-Cotton quiet and
steady; middling $50; receipts l.2S3 bales;
sales SOB bales.
CHARLESTON. Nov. 22.-Cotton firm; mid
ding II I6c; net receipts 4.259 Bales gross
$50; sales LOO bales stock 81, 1927 bales; ex-
ports coastwise 2, 1913 bales.
ATLANTA. Nov. 22.--COtIon-middlIng 10
(dS1Sc; receipt Is l,l9T bales.
NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-ConsOldated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day, 3d. 1858 bales;
exports, 10 Great Britain 1898 bales, to
France 6, 1853 bales. to the continent 1881
bales; stock at all American ports 659, 7e3
bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. %, noon.-Wheat strong,
with good demand; holders offer moderately;
California No /. Is ldq7s3t. Corn firm, with
Fair demand. Lard, prime Western 32s.
NEW YORK. Nov. -. noon. Flour quiet
but steady. Wheat stronger Corn better.
Pork steady: mess $40 0u(dl0 %. Lard firm
AT $6 22&. Frechts steady.
500 p. m.-tlUur. Southern quiet but firm.
Wheat 14N1&c higher. closing weak: No.
red, Novemhe delivery nominal at $500. De-
,;tnDcT oOtRsy cO|sC oiIaHoof1c. COTn
L,c higher, ciosiDg steady; No. 2. November
delivery nominal at i519c, December 1910
i854c. January 47@sG4Sc. Oats shade strong
er but 1uIet; No. :. November delivery nomt-
aaI al 333sC, Deceu Der 1872 zlH325fc. Hops quiet
and unchanged. Coffee, fair Rio strong al
l3c; No. Rio, November delivery II 4jGll soc
December ii J0tGll soc. Sugar steady and
quiet; refined quiet. M0iasses dull nm n0ml--
nal Cotton seed oil. 2IQg2Gc for crude, S613Sc
for refined. lIltes steady and 1ariy active;
vet sdlIe New Ore ms selected 9I5dl0c
Pork quiet and lrn; mess $40 O0,1l0 IS fOrOld,
80 500ll 90 for new. Middles dun. Lard
dull and without quntabl change. Freights
cotton, per steam 3-lGGDl3-04d: wheat ls<d
LulL AGO. Nov. 22.-At me opening to-day
wheat was strong. Influenced by he encuur-
aging tenor Of European advices. which
quoted good demand anil better prices for
certain Kinds OF wheat. There was free re-
aiizing at advances which prve3ted an,
further improvement Receipts In lhe North
west we're large. and the visible supply, show
ing an Increase 0i 1885, 900 bushels, caused a
weaker feeling, prices rcceding 20 ana clos
ing L4n55c low + than Saturday. Speculative
trading III earn showed some Improvement,
aud The feeling was firm. Receipts were NOT
4s large as usual. and the visible suODl,
showed decrease of $4,000 bnsnels. Pr.ces
advanced va! &c, ciosiug AT about the bess
figures Of the day. Oats ruled Il shane hrmer.
with d lair Shipping inquiry. prices closing "A
tot1<c higher. Provisions were lgdtly dealI
IN. prices ruling d rhade caster ana closing
strady. Flour is steady and unchanged.
the following SHOWS the current prices for
cash properties Oh the regular board: Wheat
No. spring iI4(GTiAc; No. red Toe. Corn,
No. q gGszc. Oats. NO2. 2fNc. Mess Do. \, So 81.
Lard. prime steam IS ~. Dry sailed shoul-