The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-15

So. Caro-. Drown Pacific Mail. ...... $3.50
- consols .......1 05 Reading .......... 4e
Tennessee set 3s 7Oll Richmond & Ale. 1915
Virginia IS. go. IS Richm'd & W. PIT.
Va IS consulted s. Terminal. $50. 1855
Northwestern. .1l0l4 Rock Island .....l 07
" preferred 141ls St Paul. ......... 65A
Della. and Lack. 1861 preferred .l06A
Erie. 27ss Texas Pacific -. 2Ses
| East Tennessee . 95s Tenn Coal & Iron. 357S
Lake Shore. -. 9934 Union Pacific. 641s
Lvile&Nash $50. 5SA n j. Central. &c.. 90A
Memphis & Char. 81 Missouri Pacific n
MOBILE q Ohio. " 9le Western Union. S41S
Nash. & Chatt'a. 81 Cotton Oil certih. 571s
New Orleans Pa
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LIVERPOOL, Nov. II. noon.--Cotton firm and
| IN good demand: middling American ll-l6d;
sales 1900 bales, of which 1000 bales were for
speculation and export; receipts 10000 bales
| American $500
Futures American mddling. low middug
clause. November delivery 346+@5 36 Cad; No
| vember and december delivery 3l-64d Deem
Der and January ; 3o64d: January and Feb
| ruary 39-64015 3064d: February and March
30-64d; March and April 81 -64d; April and
| May 32-64d; May and june 34-64d; June and
July 36-6id. Market steady.
| There were no tenders for delivery at to-day's
clearings
200 p. m.--sales of the day included $500
| bales OF American.
Futures American middng, low middling
clause. November delivery 3564d, buyers;
| November and December5 31-64d, buyers; De-
cember and January 3o-64d, sellers; January
and February a0-64d sellers; February and
| March 531-64d, sellers; March and April 5l-t4d,
buyers; April and May 33-64d, sellers; May
and June 34-64d buyers; june and July
3o-64d, value. Futures steady.
mddlng clause, November delivery 36-64d,
sellers; November and December 32-64d,
sellers; December and January 530-64d, buyers;
January aua February 30-6id, value; February
and March 3l64d, sellers: March and April
5 32-o4d, sellers; April and May 33-64d, sellers;
May and June 35-64d sellers: June and July
36-64d, buyers The market closed quiet but
st 'ady.
MANCHESTER, Nov 14-The Guardian saws:
| The somewhat increased animation observable
| in few departments last week has subsidized.
| Nothing relieves the uniform quietness. Daily
hand to mouth business is sufficient in most
| cases to preserve steadiness. There is plentys
but too low prices are offered for goods in
quantity This is largely so with the China de
mand. There is little India inquiry, which is
possibly partly due to holiday a. Calcutta.
| Transactions for smaller foreign outlets are
rarely important. Merchants continue to buy
cautiously, as also does the home trade Esti-
mates of the American cotton crop are expected
to be more definite soon, although they cannot
be conclusive for some time. The impression
prevails that estimates which fixed the yield
under 7000.000 bales will have to be enlarged,
| The export yarn department Is more quiet.
There fair business last week in some
spinning, mule bundles and two folds. The de-
nIand has now lessened. Some manufacturers
| bought carefully. Their purchases did not
equal the average Tuesdays business. The
cloth departments are quiet There are abund-
ant orders for some directions, but prices
| offered are so low not to present the hope of
al early settlement of the difference between
buyers and sellers, The makers of well known
and favorite makes of shirtngS for shipment.
| grey and Mexcans sold freely during the fort
night Prices are steady India fine and fancy
goods are dull. Sellers whose orders are near
ing expiration find difficulty in renewing them
at satisfactory prices Best printing CLOTHS are
position OF sellers Common qualities and
other finishing cloths a~e dull with a slow de
| inand. Prices are poor.
| New York, Nov. IA, noon.-Cotton steady; sales
29 bales; middling uplands lOc, middling Or
leans 1016c.
Futures Market opened steady, with sales as
follows: November delivery 65c; December
. Tic: January SEC; February 99c: March
~ lie; April 10 1sc.
500 D. m.-Cotton closed easier: middling
| uplands i0c; middlng Orleans 101Sc; sales to-day
337 bales; net receipts 291 bales, gross ID 800
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales of
101. AGO bales, follows: November delivery
9616b9 &c, December 65@y9 66c January 8 100
9 Soc, February 9 9l@I9 92c, March 10 04Gpl0 03c,
| April 10 1lml0 l2c, May 10 1000 20c. June
10 2sta1o23c, July 10 36@10 SIC, August 1880
| 10 ACC.
Hubbard Price e. co. IS cotton circular says:
THE opening this morning showed the pres
ence of buying orders, and the market advanced
| until gain of four points more distant posi-
| tons had been secured, but at this time buying
| seemed to have ceased. and as our market hau
| absorbed considerable cotton during the past
| Three days, q desire ON Inc part OF owners TO
| realize upon heir holdings when the first signs
| of weaknt IS occurred. caused rapid decline to
| the close. Receipts, through failure of New Or
leans to receive cotton reported due, are lighter
| than estimated, and southern markets still
| show the influence of the late advance. The
market continues small, and the general tone of
speculative circles prevents much activity"
| GALVESTON, Nov 1i.-Cotton firm; middling
9l1l6c; net receipts S15 bales, gross S15 sales
2l02 bales; stock ~ bales; exports, coastwise
4,095 bales.
SIVs--
95sc; net receipts 1886 bales, gross 5,356; sales
3,32o bales; stock 1876 bales exports, coastwise
2,492 bales.
BALTIMORE, Nov 14.--Cotton quiet but steady;
| middling 93kc; net receipts - bales, gross
1877; sales 2l1 bales, all spnners; stock 1850
| bales
Bosrox Nov. 14.-Cotton quiet but firm:
middlng 1915 10l4c; net receipts 3l3 bales, gross
2,140; sales none; stock none; exports, to Great
| Britain 2,347 bales.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 14.-Cotton firm: mid
ding 7l6c; net receipts 545 bales, gross ,545;
sales none; stock IS 4S7 bales; exports, to Great
Britain 1880 bales, coastwise 4s5.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1z.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 1o14c; net receipts As bales, gross 40;
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 14-Cotton firm; mid
ding 95sc; net receipts 3,666 bales, gross
IA 354 sales 5 500 bales; stock 1850 bales;
| ports, to the continent 800 bales, coastwise
2,O2t
MOBILE, Nov. 14.-Cotton steady; middling
916c; net receipts ,2O8 bales. gross IDS; sales
800 bales; stock y, 007 bales; exports coastwise
| 1909 bales.
| MEMPHIS, Nov. I4.-Cotton firm; middliDg 91Sc;
receipts 631S bales; shipments 6,576 bales; sales
$500 bales; stock rs 6S8 bales
| AUGUSTA Nov. 14.--Cotton firm middling
94c; receipts 9o3 bales; shipments 1,623 bales;
| sales none stock 1851 bales.
| CHARLESTON, Nov 14.-Cotton nominal;
| asking higher; middling 91ec; net receipts z, 024
bales, gross 9 024: sales 400 bales; stock So 4S6
| bales exports, coastwise 490) bales
| ATLANTA Nov. l4.--Cotton steady; middling
| 91&c: receipts $40 bales.
| New YORK. Nov. 14.--Consolidated net re-
| ceipts for all cotton ports to-day A. 41G bales;
| exports TO Great Britain S,1i9 bales, to the
| continent 1900; STOCK at all American ports
| 6S3, 716 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES,. KrC.
| LIVERPOOL, Nov H. noon.--Wheat quiet; de-
mand fair; holders offer sparingly. Corn quiet;
| demand fair
NEW YoRx, Nov H. noon.-F1our quiet and
| easy. Wheat dull but steady. Corn inactive and
| weak Pork quiet but strong; mess $40 0O0t
| is rs. Lard dull and easy at IS 571z@ls 60.
Freights strong.
500 D. m.-Flour, Southern heavy; common
TO fair extra % 45t4 10; good to choice ditto
81 15Q1T co. Wheat dull and HM&c lower;
| options 5s(134c lower under yesterday; No. Q
red 81 09ss; December delivery 81 123zQ1f 1874,
May delivery 81 1901 IS. Corn steader; OPP
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