Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-20

Tennessee iTI,eS 6's." ~ Beading Sy ,ic 70 70
Ve.consolldatsd. So Richmd \ Danv-20Ot
Chpeake &Ohio lOl. Richm'd W.Pt
CHIC. 4 N'nthw'nl20s Terminal...... 64l<
preferred. .i4l& Rock Island. lT
Della, Lsck.& W .l4i5s st. Paul. ........ $50
East Tennessee Texas Pacifc 80 23ss
new stock. lSx Union PaoIne.... 6lA
Lake Shore. % n. j. Central ..... 5St4
Hvlle & Nash 62ss Missouri Paol6c .ll6A
Memphls& Char SO Western Union. 1874
Mobile n ONO 1873.
bid. ASKED
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 10, noou.-Cotton quiet,
with fair inquiry; middhng uplands S-l6d;
middling Orleans Sad: sales 0.OO0 bales. for
speculation and expert 1000 bales: receipts
5000 bales-American :, 400 bales.
Futures: Uplands. low mlddling clause,
November delivery, 6-64d: November and
December. i-6Ad; December and January,
March, l-6id; March and April, S-64d;
April ana May, 5-04d; MAY and June,
sod; June and July. lo6id. Market
quiet.
sales for the week, - 900 baies-Americau
$4,000 bales; spectators took 1900 bales; eS-
porters took $500 bales; actual exports,
5000 bales; total imports, $4,000 bales-Amerl-
can $50 900; total stock 4Ol,000 bales-Ameri-
car 281,C00 bales: total ahOat, 2S6,0o0 bales
American al 900 bales.
1900 p. m.--The sales to-day included $500
bales of American.
Futures: hollands. row middlinv clause.
November delivery. 6-64d, sellers; Hovem-
Der and December. . 2-64d, buyers: Decem-
Der and january, Load, sellers; January
and February, Sad, sellers: February and
March. 2-6id, sellers; March and April.
4-6ld. sellers: April ana May. 8-64d. sell
ers; May and June. 5 S-6id. buyers; June
and July, ll-64d. sellers. Market quiet but
steady.
500 D. m Futures: Uplands. low imid-
IN.,., -. ALL
ers; November and December. 2-64d. SELL
ers; December ana January. 5 l-6id, sellers;
January and February. Ltd, sellers: Feb
ruary and March, S3-64d, sellers; March and
56-64d. sellers: May and june, 5 S-64d. sellers !;
June and July. ll-64d. sellers Futures
closed quiet.
NEW YORK, Nov. 49, nOon.-Cotton opened
quiet; middhng uplands Q S-l6c; middling
Orleans 93sc: sales l6l baea.
Futures; Market opened steady, with sales
as follows: November. delivery, &C: De-
cember. Csc: January, l7c; February,
99ec: March, Q 3sc. April sac
500 .. m.--Market closed quiet but steady;
middlng uplands, 95-l6c; mlddling Orleans,
99so; safes to dav 204 bales; net receipts S}S
bales, groes 800
Futures: Market closedsteady. with sales OF
90,jJO bales, as follows: November delivery,
06(09 01c; December, 1909 lie, January,
92lc; February, o 3 i019 32c; March, o 400 42c;
April. SIC: MAY. 5000 63c; June, TOO
e73c; July, Q s0t99 Sic; August. 9SS(g9 SOC.
Green ~ Co.'S cotton future report savB:
"a bull business has been done on a strong
and advancing market. A gam OF some 1909
points was slightly modified after the demand
was filled. but the close proved steady and
the Offering moderate. Against such short
interest as existed there was general cover
ing"
Weekly-NeJ receipts 3,7O2 oates, gross 81, T.
1850; exports, TO Great Britain 1913 bales,
to France 100, to the continent s, I3O; sales
1881 bales, stock l52,SS bales.
GALVESTON. Nov. l9.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding Sssc,
NORFOLK, Nov. l0.-Cotton steady; middling
S7Sc
BALTIMORE, Nov. l9.-Cotton steady; mid
ding Lilo.
BOSTON, Nov. lo.--Cotton quiet; middling
5-l6c
wILMTNeroN, Nov. Is.-Cottou steady; mid =
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l9.-Cotton firm; mid
ding CSC.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l9.--cotton firm; mid
ding ll-ldc.
MOBILE, Nov. 19.-Cotton steady; middlins
SIC.
MEMPHIS, Nov. ls.-Cotton firm, middlins
y l6c.
AUGUSTA, Nov. le.-Cotton nrm; middlinp
CHARLESTON, Nov. l9.-Cotton very firm
mldd ing S5sc.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. le.-Cottou firm; mid
ding Sac.
MACON, Nov. lS.-Cotton steady; middling
CoLUMBUs, Nov. la.-Cotton firm middling
SIC.
Selma, Nov. l9.-Cotton steady: middling
SIC.
ROME, Nov. l9.-Cotton-middlngs 3kc.
ATLANTA. Nov. l9.-Cotton-- middling SIC.
NEW YORK. Nov l9.-ConsolIdated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day. 50,444 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 1886 bales, TO
the continent AL; stock at all American
ports S55.74 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES,, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, NOV. 10. noon.-wheat firm,
with fair demand; holders offer moderately
Cal .fOrnia No. /, 7s@7s I'd. Corn firm, with
fair demand.
NEW YORK. Nov. 10. noon.--Flour firm.
Wheat higher. Corn better and quiet. Pork
steady; mess $40 0O9lO 70. Lard frmer al
IS %. Freights firm.
800 D. m.-Flour. Southern quiet and firmly
held. Wheat advanced hC9lc. closing firm al
about the best rates; No. red, November
delivery nominal at s5c. December $3.50
s63zc, January s7Gb1 7-i6c. Corn about MC
higher, closing firm; No. 2. November deiv-
cry nominal at 45Ac. December 46446Ac,
January AZ g. l6(g47ssc. Oats a shade stronger
but very quiet; NO. 2, November delivery
nominal at 331sc. December $751; <(93311c; Janu-
airy 3ilIc. Hops quiet and unchanged. COfee
fair Rio steady at l21Sc; No. Rio, November
delivery II 2O@1i soc, December Ii 3OC1ll 4Oc,
january II 25(GIl 40c. Sugar steadIer and
more active; centrifIgals4 ~ -32G5 s. l0c; fan
to good refining 43sG43zc; refined steadier-
G 455(141<c, extra g 4sss(G4szc, white extra
41s6a5c, standard A 6-i8c, cut loaf and
crushed 3-lGg614c, powdered s IL l6G61sc.
graduated l6c, cubes 5AG51sc Moiasset
dull. Petroleum. crude, in bbls 63sa614c.
Cotton seed Oil. ACg26c for crude. 2693sc for
refined. TallOw steady. HIDES steady. Wool
firm and In moderate inquiry. Pork fairly
active and firm; mess $40 O00l0 % for old
$40 50(0ll 90 for new. Middles dun; long clear
ern steam, on spot 25c for choice, November
delivery 221D6 25c, Deccm Der 8 2lN16 23c,
January 627(G6 29c. Freights steady; cotton,
per steam g. i6G2l3-64d: wheat 4IlCG4zzd.
CHICAGO. Nov. l9.--There was q moderate
speculation in wheat, together with 1rmrI
feeling. Receipts were smaller at ali pri-
mary points and cables had a stronger tone,
and the silver question was given as feature
OF strength. The market opened nc higher,
advanced nc and closed in the latest trading
at outside figures. Receipts OF corn were
small, and estimated arrivals for to-morrw
were smaller than usual. The shipping de
mand was moderate, Prices ruled steady and
closed about the same as yesterday. The oai
market ruled very quiet and steady. Pro-
visions were in better speculative dem and.
The market opened 2%G5c lower for mess
pore, rallied 715(Gl0c, receded H97lzc and
closed steady. Lard " as unchanged.
The following SHOWS tine current prices for
cash properties on the regular board: Wheat
No. = spring 73Issg74c: No. > red 742zc. Corn
potk, 50 COOS IS. Lard, prime steam So 95
Dry salted shoulders, boxed 1905 zoe; short
clear sides. boxed 57506 SOC. Whisky, 81 IS.
Futures The following are the highest,
lowest and closing quotations: Wheat, No
vember delivery 7AG73}Ec, closed ut 74c;
,i.arg AA/IaTA1Z oil dufT To.