Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-18
ASKED


10000 bales, for speculation and export 1000
bales: receipts $4,000 baes-American 22.ZO0
bales.
Futures: Uplands. low mlddliug clause.
November delivery. 3-6t(95 4-64d; Novem-
Der ami DecemUer. 2-640I5 Lad; December
and January, 63-b4d; January and Febru-
aaTy. 5lgi oS-64d; February and March, sd;
March and April, 2-64d; April ana May,
D 4-O4d; May and June, 3 7-64d: June aud
july. 9-6id. Market dun at the decline.
200 p. m.-The sales to-day included 5000
DaIes of American.
Futures: u glands. Tow middling clause.
November delivery. 4-64d, sellers: Sovem-
Der and December. 1-64d, buyers: Decem-
Der and January, 63-64d. BUYERS; January
aud February, 81 -64d, buyers: February and
March. 3d. value; March and April. 2-G4d.
value: April ana May. 4-64d. buyers; May
and June. 7-64d. sellers; June and July.
9-64d. value. Market quiet.
100 d. m .-Futures: UDlands. low mid
ding clause. y ovemDe delivery. 5 Sad. value:
November and December, 1-64d, BUYERS;
December and January. 63-64d, buyers;
January and February, 4 63-G4d, BUYERS; Feb
rusry and March. sd, buyers; March and
April. 2-64d, value; April and May,
4-64d, buyers: Nav and June. 7-64d, sellers;
June and july. 9-54d. buyers. Futures
closed steady.
MANCHESTER, Nov. 1.-THE Guardians
commercial article says: ~ he market is
hardening. The tone is strong in all depart
ments. Sellers yesterday occasionally com
manded better prices than on Friday, though
only Tor small quantities, the upward move
ment checking business. The transactions
dld not approach Tuesdays average amount.
india and China merchants are idle. For
other directions buyers are purchasing
amounts and refuse 10 pay an advance until
obliged to. The resistance to higher prices is
greater in the cloth than in the yarn depart
ment. Even in the latter manufacturers
purchases are confiued to lots to complete
previous orders. The supply of yarn has less
ened. Some kinds are scarce. owing to the
demand for filling looms, which have been re-
tArUpd Al ThpFa
Il moderate demand for export yarns at full
price,. Cloth is quiet; manufacturers do not
succeed In gaining an advance. India and
CHINA staples are in slow demand"
NEW YORK. Nov. IL, noon.-Cotton opened
quiet; middlIng uplands Slice; middling
Orleans 9}sc: sales 1875 bales.
Futures: Market opened steady, with sales
as follows: November. delivery, CSC: De-
cember. 02c: January. lie; February.
&c: March. 8 32c. April Gale.
500 p. m.-Market closed quiet: middllng
uplands, 5-l6c; mlddlmg Orleans, 9jac; saIee
to day 2lS bales; net receipts - bales, gross
1929.
Futures: Market closed barely steady, with
sales of 50, 800 bales, as follows: November
delivery, 8 O0019 Ole: December, 02(G9 03c !;
January, 9 1903 l3c; February, 8 23c; March
5000 34c: April. 8 1909 44c: May. SEQ
SAC; June, 5000 64c; July, 1903 73c;
August. 1909 SOC.
Green u Co.'s cotton future report saws:
"A general feeling of hesitation has kept the
market in a stupid sort of condition all day,
breahin away somewhat at the opening I'M
der tame Liverpool accounts. A few small
buying orders were received, and in filling
these enough steadiDesS was infused To
Brighten yesterdays short sellers into cover
ing. The demand. however was soon eX-
hausted ana caused a set back promptly under
an offering that came very evidently from the
long side"
GALVESTON. Nov. E.-Cotton steady; md
ding S5Ac; net receipts 6,6l2 bales, gross
6,6l2; sales 4.3SS BIZ les; stock S9,24S bales.
NORFOLK. Nov. l7.-Cotton quiet; middling
l5-l6c; net receipts $3.50 bales, gross $40
sales 29l bales; stock 49,2l7 bales: exports
To Great Britain 1850 bales, coastwise 2,43S.
BALTIMORE, Nov. H.-COtton firm; mid
ding Lie; net receipts Is bales, gross
l,7Z7 sales 450 bales; stock l0,422 Oales; eX-
ports coastwlse 2OJ bales; sales 10 spinners ESQ
Dalee.
BOSTON. Nov. l7.-Cotton quiet but firm
middling D. &c: net receipts 49z bales. gros,
4,I40; sales none; stock none.
WILMINGTON. Nov. H.-Cotton firm; mid
ding SIC; net receipts l,3l bales, gross ,3ll
sales none: stock 25,U97 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. H.-CottOn firm; mid
ding 99sc; net receipts 46 bales, gross 1879,
stock 1882 bales.
ding SIC: net receipts 1851 bales, gross
1883; sales $3.50 bales; stock 2S3 1856 bales
exports. to Great Britain l2,6i0 bales. coast
wise 4,Sl6.
MOBILE, Nov. Cotton-nothing doing:
middling-c; net receipts AIS bales, gross 42j;
sales none; stock 26,604 bales.
MEMPHIS, Nov. E.-Cotton firm: middlinR
/ 0-l6c; receipts 4,409 bales; shipments 4,47i
bales; sales (. 200 bales: stock l34 433 Dales.
AUGUSTA. Nov. I.-Cottonste6dy; middling
SIC; receipts l,O57 bales sales l,Ol7 bales.
CHARLESTON, Nov. H.-Cotton quiet but
firm: mlddiIng Sasc; net receipts l.1Sz bae-,
gross I,7g2; SAFES 800 Dales; STOCK 1914 bales.
ATLANTA. Nov. H.-Cotton-midullng s T. 10
dSI5c; receipts 1868 bales.
NEW YORK. Nov H.-Consolldated net re
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day. 1891 bales
exports, 10 Great Britain 22,90o bales, 10
the continent LOIS; stock At all American
ports s24,5 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. II, noon. Wheat firm.
with fair demand; holders offer sparingly.
Corn firm, with fair demand: new mix &
Western a. 412d. Pork, prime mess 66s. Ba-
con. short clear 3Ss I'd.
NEW YORK. nov. II, noon.--Flour quiet
but steady. Wheat higher. Corn better.
Pork firm; mess $40 00glO 70. Lard STEADY
al S6 22la. Freights ,tcady.
500 y. m.-tlOur. Southern closed quiet Blu
steadily held. Wheat opened "a thade higher
but closed eaker; No. red, November de-
livery nominal at SIc; December S45s@sGc.
closing at sjc; January S01sQps7 O. lGc. closing
AZ sG5Ic. Corn HtglSc higher, closing weake r /;
No, T. NosembeI delivery ij0e45ISc. closing at
i5c, December 4534 @461zc, closing at 4554c I;
January 461s(@iI>sc, o'oeing az 40tsc. Oats II
shade easier and icss active; No. 2, November
delivery nominal at 323sc. December 70 80
333sc. closing at 33Hc; January 5iG341zc, clos
ing at 34c. Hops quiet and unchanged. Coffee.
fair Rio easy az l25sc, No. Z Rio, November
DecemDer, January, February, March, April
and May delivery all closed at II I5fGpll zoe.
sugar steady; refined quiet Molasses dul
Cotton seed oil. 2i@2Gc for crude. s6G3sc for
refined. HIDES steady. Wool urn and rather
aulct PORK quiet and very steady; mess
40 90 alO p for Old. 81 .0gli 90 FOR new. Lard
without uotaDle change and moderately ac-
live: Wesl ern steam zoos 22lzc, November
delivery q 1905 nc, December 20G6 2lc,
Freizhts firm: cotton. per steam B. 1905 sd.
CHICAGO. Nov. T.-LeadiDg speculative
mnrkets we're more active to-day and the
Opeuing WAS stronger, Tut toward the clcse
he iist weakened aud the advances gained
were generally lost.
Tne following SHOWS tne current prices for
,.aeh PROPERTIES on the regular board. flour
dull aud unchanged. Wheat. No. spring
IlG74he; No. spring G5a s5Nc. No. red
Hl4c. LOrn, no <, 85szlgJDJ4c. Ohts. No z.
g8gzJXc. hess pO.k, ~ 5Jgs ~. Lard. prime
steam g. %. Dry sated shoulder, boxed 10
as 2Je short clear sldes. boxed 8 1905 50c.
F1turss -The following are ihe highest.
10 sst ana clOiinK quotations; Wheat No
gembsr delivery 1ft40y7Sjfe, ciosed ~ 735Ig,
December 7bla9IB.s, e.i,sea ~ 1870. January
49, atfil<c. ciOsed ~ li5fe; MAJ ~ a6oDife,
i.l0sf'l III sys<es Corn. November deiifrrY ~
a88e. cOaad AZ o.. Deeemlbff slf5i5 y. closed
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