The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-17

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LIVERPOOL. Nov 1e. roon.-Cotton Business
moderate at unchanged prices: middling Ameri-
can 1l-l6d; sales 10000 bales, of which 1000
bales were for speculation and export; receipts
e, 500 bales all American
FutureS-Americau middling, low middling
clause, November delivery 5 2S 64d; November
and December delivery 3 296tGe5 ss-64d; Decem-
Der and January sS-64G15 2i-6id: January and
February 23diG5 a7-6id; February and March
. &e-ns@5 %I--6id; March and April 29-640c
. 2S64d; April and Nav . 30 64G5 29-6id; June
and July $4,000 3S-64d. Market flat at the
advance
There we're no tenders for delivery at to.day's
clearngS.
Total sales of the week 70 GOO hales-Americau
5000 bales; ira taking included forwarded
imports 10000 bales-American 100 900 bales;
| total stock $4,000 bales-Americau 220 900
bales; total ahoat 900 bales American 29S coo
bales
900 p m.-Sales of the day included 900
bales of American.
Futures American mdiimg, low middiing
clause, November delivery 53-6id, sellers;
November aud December 20-6id, sellers; De-
cenoer and January 21-64d sellers; January
and February 27-64d, sellers; February aud
March 5 = SAD, buyers; March ana April -s-oid,
| buyers; April and slay 29-64d, buyers; May
and June 3i-64d. sellers; lure ana July
5 IS Sd, sellers. Futures steady.
4;p1 p m.--futurcS; American middling, low
mlddling clause, November delivery 3 35-64d,
buyers; November and December 29-o4d,
buyers; December ard January 2S-64d, sellers;
January ana February 2S6td, sellers; February
and March 2o-64d sellers: March and April
21-64d sellers April and May 8o-64d. buyers;
May aud Juue o32-Gld. sellers; June and July
3-6id sellers The market closed steady.
| New YORK, Nov It, noon. Cotton steady; sales
| liza bales; middling upands Toe, middllng Or.
| leans 10,1c.
Futures arket opened steady, with sales as
| follows; November delivery C; December
! 6ic; January use; February 8 9oc: March
| lOc; April 10 09c.
500 p m.-Cotton closed steady: middling
| uplands zee; middlnS Orleans lo'sc; sales today
l,5Hl bales: ret rAceiHtS ',2>i bales. gross 0S9
| tutules-NarSet closed stea ", with sales Of
| Eo,lV bales, as follows: November ol096 g,
! December bod 9 &c, January 9%69 Sic, Feb
ruary LOS &c, March 10 o,atlo oic, April 10 y
| 0lh l3c, May ~ Ella ~ &C, June 10 2dd 10 &c,
July l0HQl0 b c, August l04l@i0 &c.
weekly net receipts at New York G,113
bales, gross bS93S; exports, TO Great Britain
| ll,l0G bales, to France 2,2s3, to the continent
| 1851; forwa ded 1881 oYes; sales ) $50 bales,
| all spinners; stock 25.%32 bales.
| Hubbard. Price 4 Co. 5 cotton circular says:
| The opening rcport from Liverpool this N I'm
| ing Indicated decline Of from lD2 points
and it was rather noticeable here last afternoon
| that the strength of foreign markets would he
| displayed in maintenance of Liverpool prices.
| New York reflected the disappointment to a
! limited extent, and sold off from lGt2 points
| At the decline, however, trading was limited
| no new cotton seeming to come upon the
| market, and prices lnlmcnced to react as soon
as it became apparent that the interior move
| ment would be very light one. AS bearing
| upon the question of the size Of the crop, we
some days a 20 addressed number of inquiries
| to our southern correspondents asking whether
| 1t was true that the reported effort on the part
| of the Farmers Alliance to withhold the
! marketing of the crop was having any effect
| upon receipts, and the replies this morning re-
| ceivcd, both by mail and wire, would seem to
| indicate that such is not the case. In addition.
| we have from the manager of the Farmers
| Alliance at montgomery. Ala Mr.. ". II. Law
| son. telegram reading follows; The
| farmers are not holding back cotton, but are
| bringing Vt in as fast as ready for market The
! BE- "ging trust has no effect upon receipts 80
GALVESTON, Nov. 16.-Cotton firm; middling
| ll-l6c
NORFOLK, Nov. 16.-Cotton steady; middling
| S5sc
BALTIMORE, Nov. 16.-Cotton quiet but steady;
middling 95sc.
BosroN, Nov. 1e.-Co:ton steady; middling
| 101e0 lO4c
WILmNdroN, Nov. 16-Cotton firm; middling
| 1-l6c.
PHrLADELpHrA. Nov. 16.-Cotton firm; midding
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 16.-Cotton quiet; mid
MOBILE, Nov. l6.-Cotton quiet; mlddling
| 91yc.
MEMPHIS. Nov l6-Cotton firm; middling
| 9 9-16c.
AUGUSTA. Nov. 1s.-Cotton quiet but firm;
| middling 914c.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 16-Cotton firm; middling
| 91fc.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 16-Cotton steady; mid
| ding 91Sc.
CoLUMBUs, Nov. 16.--Cotton steady; middllng
NASHVILLE, Nov. 16.-Cotton steady; middling
9ssc.
SELMA, Nov 16.-Cotton steady: niddling 9lkc
ROME, Nov. 16.-Cotton quiet; middling
9lac.
ATLANTA Nov. 16.-Cotton closed firm mid
| ding 9-16c.
New YoRK, Nov. 16.--Consolidated net re-
cepts for all cotton ports to-day II. i16 bales
| n Great Rritan ~ Sl5 halAs. the
continent G, 735; stock al all American ports
673,797 bales
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC
| LIVERPOOL, Nov. Is. noon.--Wheat quiet; de
| nand fair; holders offer moderately; receipts OF
wheat for the past three days were III .0Oi
| centals Of which none were American Corr
| dull; demand poor; receipts Of American corn
| for the past three days were 5,10O centals
| Weather is variable.
new YORK, Nov. 10, noon.-Flour quiet aud
easy. Wheat dull and lower. Corn quiet ana
| lower Pork quiet but strong; meas SIS 00M
16 u.s. Lard firm at s. GO. FreiRhts strong.
500 p. m..Flour southern heavy; common
to fair extra 50 4sG4 10. Wheat heavy; options
34GD1sc lower: No. 9 red, November delivery
81 09Ll: December delivery 81 90 3iG1l 1913
May delivery 81 16 11-l601 I716. Corn dull and
| livery 491sQ497bc, December delivery 1890
SOC, May delivery as14G5Iolsc. oats stron2
and 1sD4c higher; optons trile hrmer; No
vember delivery 31L2c; December delivery 3lH
Q32c, May delivery 359sc No spot. 3l1s,
mixed western S0G33,. Hops steady; state Il
6f26c. Coffee--oDtlons closed steady; November
delivery Is 45013 GJc; December delivery - x
bl3 soc; May delivery Is l5t Is BIC; spot kiC
steady; fair cargoes ljIsc. Sugar quiet and
firm; fair refining SIC; centrifu ais, % test, "a
| refined quiet bat steady. Molasses firm and
| nominal; New Orleans in good demand; OPP y
| kettle 44Gl J0c Cotton seed oil quiet. Retro
eum firm and in fair demand; refined here 70
| Philadelphia and Baltimore - Hides steady
| ami quiet Wool in demand; domestic fleece =,
| 613Gc pulled 2i031c, Texas dGJ2Ac. PORK firm
| Beef steady. Beef hams firm. Tierced beef quiet
Cut meats weak and dun; picSled bellies "a "a
914c picked bans JAM0c, picked shoulders
| s5kGtS}A. 6iiddes steady. Lard higher and
| firm: western steam, on spot - o. city 81 DO
options November delivery IS 5JGLs 90, MAJ
delivery s. 456DS g. Freghts strong cotton
Ad. grain 5l6G534d
| CHICAGO, Nov. f6.-Wheat opened unchanged
and ruled easy, but later prices declined some
what, closing about Nc lower than yesterday
Corn was very quiet; opening prices we're un
changed from yesterday and the market ruled
very dull. closing prices being bat MQ5Iec lower
than yesterday. Oats showed very moderate
business within narrow range of values. May
option was only a moderately active one. but al
the close the tone was steady at a decline OF
only L1L4c from yesterday. Mess pork ruled
without material change Toward the close
prices rallied 5flTLlc and closed steady Lard
was stronger and about 2lSc higher, tue market
closing steady. Short ribs were dull and about
unchanged.
Cash quotations were as follows: Wheat
No 2spring 81 MOI 12k; No. red 81 ia
al u. Corn-No. 2, nc Oats--No. 2, 25ti