The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-01
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Memphis 4 Char 53 Missouri Pacific . .h9s
Nash. 4 Chatta 81 Cotton Oil certii. b:&
New Orleans Pa
*Ex-dividend.
LIvERPooI, Nov. 20, noon.-Cotton steady; de.
nland fair: American middlns ,Iod; sales
lo,0Oo bales of which 900 bales were for specu-
latlon and export; receipts 1000 bales, all Ameri-
can
Futures American midlng, low middling
clause. November delivery ) 29.6465 24-B4T
@ooi@e 2''64d; December and January 1854
Sg3 soGld; Jenuary and February 2O64d:
February and March > 20-6td; March and April
) 206td; April ami May 22-6t05 236id; MAY
and June 52l6ld. Market steady at the adj
vance.
The tenders Of deliveries at tolav's clearincs
! amounted TO 1880 ba'es new dockets
Total sales of the weel, Is 900 bales-American
$4,000 bales; forwarded from ships side, 70. 600
bales; actual exports 10000 bales; total imports
O,OO0bales-America l0T 900 bales: total stock
10000 ba! es-American 3iS 900 bales total atoat
2)2 ONO baleS-Americau esq coo bales
E:oo p. m.-Sales of the day $500 bales of
American.
American middling 5 7.tCd
FUTURES american middng, low mddng
cause. November delivery 21-64d value;
November and December 22-6ad, buyers: De.
cenoer and January 21-64d, value; January
and FEBRUARY >l-64d, buyers; February and
March ss-6ld, sellers; March and April 23-bid
sellers; April and May 5 2i-64d, sellers; May
and June sO-64d sellers; June and July
2s6fd. sellers, Futures firm
4;OO D. m.-Futures: American middlng. low
mlddlinS clause, December delivery 22-64d
sellers; December and January 2l-64d, sellers;
January and February ) 2l-Gld sellers;
february and March 2l-64d, sellers; March
and April 22-64d, value; April and May
53i-64d. sellers; May and June 95-64d, buyers;
June and july @,-S4d, buyers; July aud Au-
gust 29Gld, sellers. The market closed steady
NEW YORK. Nov. 3, noon. Cotton steady;
sales geo bales; middling uplands 91se; mid
ding Orleans l0c.
Futurps-rba rnariyat ooonad e.ood,, ,,,4h
sales as follows November delivery 47c;
december 9Gic; January 75c; February . Sic:
March 3 Gee: April 10 orc.
300 p. m.-Cotton closed steady; middling
uplands .l7tc; niddling Orleans 1Oc; sales to-
Jay gro bales; net receipts lib bales. gross
Futules-Nlarket closed steady, with sales of
'2o-O bales, as follows: December delivery
> lo"rJ ! {, January 9 6lGD9 62c, February 91Sc,
March olagS St April 9i6ha &C, May 10 rs
@lo oic. June 10 TIA 10 l3c, July 10 1910 lGc,
August 10 @4Gb10 &c.
Hubbard. Price * Co S cotton circular SAYS:
The market opened very decisiveiy disappont-
ing n zone and prices, MS the pres ure Of some
December deliveries made operators afraid OF
The operation Of some certificates THIS fear
seems TO have held over the market oil dav,
and trading has been of n very limited descrp-
tlon' kecep;s are very light, and the only eX
planatOn given IS continued bad weather This
IS generally adopted because no other reason
can be offered that would agree with the cur
rent OF crop estimates The continental demand
continues active
Weekly net receipts at New York 7.743
bales, gross 1925 exports, to Great Britain
100 bales, to France 1860, to tho continent
l4,Si2, forwa ded 2o,2%3 bales seles 1879 bales,
spnners g23 bales; stock 100 6lS bales.
GALVESTON, Nov, 3O.-Cotton ST o1y middllng
0 9-16c.
NORFOLK, Nov. 3o.-Cotton quiet; middling
91Qc.
BALTIMORE Nov. 3O-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 9t4GDJ3bc.
BosToN, Nov. 3o.-Cotton quiet hut firm; mid
ding IO6Li0l6c
WILMINGTON, Nov. 3O.-Cotton firm; middling
9t1c.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. 3o.-Cotton quiet; middling
10 Bite
New ORLEANS, Nov. ao.-Cotton quiet mid
MOBILE Nov. 9O.-Cotton dull; middling
SIC.
MEMPHIS, Nov. sO.-Cotton quiet; middling
97Sc
AUGUSTA. Nov. s)-Cotton quiet but steady;
middng 9Mc.
CHARLESTON Nov. aO.-Cotton firm; mid
MoNrconEnY Nov. sO.-Cottoa firm; mid
ding 91lc.
COLUMBUS Nov. 3O.-Cotton steady; middling
DC.
NASHVILLE, Nov 3o.-Cotton quiet middling
9J6c.
SELMA, Nov 8o-Cotton steady; mddng 99sc
ROME, Nov. 3O.-Cotton quiet; middlng
9I9c.
ATLANTA, Nov 30.-Cotton dull; middlinc
. : &c; receipts, two days. 200 bales.
New YORK, Nov. 30.--Consodated net re-
ceiDts for all cotton ports to-day a. 800 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 3,Gl4 bales, to the
continent 1904 to France SO; STOCK at all
American ports 1G2 713 bales.
PROVISIONS GROCERIES. ETC
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 30. noou.-Wheat firm; de-
mand fair; holders offer moderately; receipts Of
wheat for the past three days were 81 900
centals, of which 1000 were American Corn
St ady; demand fair; receipts of American corn
| for the past three days were 17.7OO centals.
NEW YORK, Nov. 81, noon.-tlolr quiet but
| steady. Wheat active and lower Corn easier
and dull Pork quiet; mess S15 504l5 IS. Lard
quiet but firm at IS 7O6DS rs. FreiRhts steady.
500 p. m.-Flour, Southern steady. Wheat,
No. : red, December delivery 81 033E0o1 051A,
closing at 81 0434; January delivery 81 O546o
O6N; May delivery s. 11011 1914 Corn higher;
No. p 471H147s4c; options AGDssc higher; De-
cember delivery l1A@47Ac; January delivery
471lc. Oats trifie higher; options quiet and
firm; December delivery 31aE6I3l15 closing at
311Ec; January delivery 32l5G329sc; May deliv-
cry 35Ac. Hops weak and dull; state 19@2lc.
Coifee-options closed firm and 3-04j points
above Wednesday; December delivery II 900
Is 00c, January and February delivery Is 0J0I
Is zoe, May IS 2OGl5 4ic; spot Rio higher, fair
cargots higher at !G3ic Sugar, raw quiet but
firm; fair refined stcaiy aud quiet. Molasses
steady. Petroleum unchanged and quiet. Cot
ton seed oil strong. Wool strong; domestic
fleece 30G.3sc, pulled 26@,39c Texas 140D26c.
Pork quiet. Beef duh. Cut meats depressed;
picked hams l00l0Ac pickled shoulders sac,
picked bellies Sl4GtS1sc. Middles weak; short
clear 80. Lard lower and dull; western steam
~ 60: city 70: refined quiet; optionS-.January
delivery s. &c bid; May delivery 50 35. Freiguts
steady
CHICAGO, Nov 3o--wheat was easy and IN
settled, vita general pressure to sell, result
ing in a decline. Fluctuations were within 1Jzc
range, and the closing was NC lower than on
Wednesday. Corn was easier and only moder-
ately active, closing 1sGl14c lower than Wednes-
day. Oats fiLctuated re and closed at about
Wednesday fgures Pork was active and
Irregular ON the whole range n reduction of
i0d45c was submitted TO, though near the close
more steadness prevailed and prices rallied 56o
l0c. Lard weak and closed steady, after "A
rally of ~ njc from the lowest prices of the
day. Short rib sides were unsettled and rregu-
lar. and closed at a decline of i2ISDtjc.
Cash quot itions were as follows: Flour
unc1ange1. Wheat-Ko.2 sDring 81 0i11 043k;
No. red s. Ol@D1 0iss. Corn No. 2, 3534c.
Oats-No 2, 2jHr1@64c. Mess pork at S13 37lI
% 3 90 Lard. per 100 lbs, s. L. Short rib
sides, loose 81 1907 20. Dry sailed shoulders,
boxed s. 5j0b7 35h. Short clear sides, boxed,
s. b215Gl7 rs. Whisky at 81 20.
Leading futures raug5d as follows:
Opening. Highest. Closing.
No. 2 WHEAT
Nov. delivery ... s.. 81 0436 81 0t35
Dec. delivery. 0f}5 01M 0i5a
May delivery.... ! llA i1A 1875
CORN, No. .
Nov. delivery. 30 30 25R
Dec. delivery. &c 80 35N
May delivery. 316 3Sl6 Se1A
OATS, No. 3
Jan. delivery. 2GN go. ....
May delivery. 304 30H 30M
D.