The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-22

northwestern. lO9S6 ROCK Island. lUb24
Della. and Lack. 1861 . preferred 1885
Erie. ....... =. 26l3 Texas Pacific. ... 225S
East Tennessee . 9s3 Tenn. Coal & Iron. 3414
Lake Shore. ..... $685. Union Pacific 63
h ville&NaSh .. 54l4 n. j. Central. .... S913
Memphis & Char. Sc Missouri Pacific. 20. 76l1
Mobile & Ohio. 800 8 Western Union. $3.50
Nash. & Chatt'a.. 81 Cotton Oil certh. 545S
New Orleans Pa
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LIVERPOOL, Nov. 81. noon.-Cotton steady
and in fair demand: American mddng IL 6d;
sales 10000 bales, of which 1000 bales were for
speculation and export; receipts $4,000 bales
American 400.
Futures -Amercau middling, low middling
clause, November delivery 32-64d; November
aud December delivery 27-64O5 2S-64d; Feb
ruary and March 526-6405 27-6ld; March and
April 2S6id; April and May 52964d; May and
June 3O6iQ15 3l-Gld. Market steady.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted 10 2C0 bales new dOcketS.
200 p. m.-Sales Of the day 1900 bales
included $500 baieS of American.
American mddlng 55Sd.
| Futures-Amercan middling, low middling
cause. November delivery 3l-6id, sellers;
! November and December . 2,-64d sellers De-
cemper and January @6-64d, sellers; January
and February 2o-6id, sellers; February and
March %d-t4d sellers; March and April <1-64d,
sellers; April and May 2s-G4d, buyers; May
| and June 3J-64d. sellers; June and July
32-64d, sellers. Futures easy.
400 p. m.-kutureS: American miGdlinC, low
middling clause, November delivery 3l-0!d,
| vaiue; November and December 2G-6Ed,
| value; December and January 26-64d, sellers;
| January anu February 26-Gid, sellers; February
| and March 26-64d, buyers March and April
| 27-64d, buyers April and May 2)-64d. sellers;
| May and June 30-64d, buyers: June and July
3 3!-6fd sellers The market closed quiet.
| MANCHESTER, Nov. 21.-The Guardian saws;
| "A quiet tone prevails throughout the market,
| Transactions, though fairly numerous, are no
| Whtre so important as those in a few depart
| ments last week. There is little fresh inquiry
! for India AMI China, but occasionally orders in
quantity are available at fora er prices. These,
| however, are so poor as to be no longer accept
| able. Producers, though accepting the best
| offers obtainable to keep their looms going, are
| unwilling to contract lar ahead in face of pres
ent unfavorable margins, although in rare in
| stances business is sounder. There is a small
| export yarn business. Fair orders for bundles
| for China have been on hand for several days,
| but limits are mostly 1s0D4 too low. Progress
| IS poor There is little India or European bust
| ness: Home manufacturers are buying in
small quantities.. Transactions in cloth are
| Talrly numerous, but rarely Important. a few
| orders have been put through for India and
| China staples at PREVIOUS rates. Finishing
! goods for foreign markets are in immediate de
! mand. Home houses are occasionally doing
little more Printing cloths especially lower
reeds, are selling at miserably poor prices.
| Colored goods for foreign trade are in poor de-
mand. Home houses have given ont fair or
| ders NelvetS are neglected, most producers
having the greater part of their looms stopped.
Heavy and plain goods are quiet but steady,
| WIN q rev moderate tf3nSactlDnS.'
NEW YORK, Nov. p, noon.-COtton dull; sales
50 bales; middling uplands Ice, middling Or
| leans 1016c. d.
Futures market opened steady, with
| sales as follows: November delivery 8 U.}c; De-
cember 65c; January 7Sc; February Sec;
March 10 Ole; April 10 lie.
500 p. m.-Cotton closed quiet; middling
uplands i0c; middliug Orleans 10Bc; sales
to-day 273 bales; pet receipts 430 bales, gross
| 1897.
Futures-Market closed steady. with sales of
| $500 bales, as follows: November delivery . 81
| a 6Jc, December 96j09 6sc, January $50
| nc, February JlD9 &c, March 10 0zG10 03 &,
April 10 lIOid 1.c, May 10 200l0 21c, June
10 %9GD1o 9Cc, July 10 37@103cc, August 10 100
| 10 &c.
Hubbard. Price & Co.'S cotton circular says:
| Trading has been very limited. Tie market
opened a shade below last nights prices, but in
the execution of some large southern orders
was bid up slightly. The gain, however, was
lost upon New Orleans advices indicating an
other day of large receipts there. Elsewhere
the movement continues very moderate.
GALVESTON, Nov. 21-Cotton firm; middling
934c net receipts 4, 3 bales, gross 4,33b; sales
907 bales; stock 64,3i2 bales; exports, to Great
| Britain 4,019 bales.
93sc; net receipts a. 26 bales gross j s26: sales
3,l09 bales; stock470lS bales; exports, coastwise
| 8, 151 bales
BALTIMORE Nov 21.--Cotton quiet but steady;
middling $50; net receipts - bales, gross
| l,172; sales - bales; stock 20,057 bales; ex-
ports, cOastwise 4j0 bales.
Boston, Nov. ELECTION quiet and easier;
| middling 1015M10Ac; net receipts 562 bales,
! gross 46lS; sales none; stock none; exports, to
| Great Britain 20 bales.
| WILMINGTON, Nov. ELECTION firm; mid
ding 1-ltc net receipts ,926 bales, gross 1926;
sales none; stock 1867 bales; exports, coast
| wise Cos bales
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 21.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 1910; net receipts 50 bales, gross 155
stock 4,Oyl bales; exports, to Great Britain 1oo
| bales
New ORLEANS, Nov. ELECTION steady;
mddling 994c; net receipts 1918 bales, gross
49, Ss9: sales 200 bales; STOCK 49, 1855 bales; ex-
| ports, to Great Britain 9,3l2 bales, coastwse
| 5, 459 bales.
| MOBILE, Nov 21.-Cotton quiet but steady;
middling 918c; net receipts III bales, gross III;
sales 500 bales; stock u ,793 bales; exports
coastwise $50 bales.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 21.-Cotton easy niddIing
9 1l-16c; receipts 1888 bales; shipments APO
bales; sales ? 800 bales; stock 81, 106 bales
| AUGUSTA, Nov 21.-Cottoh quiet; middling
o l6c; receipts las bales; shipments 1853
bales; sales none; stock 1887 bales.
| CHARLESTON, Nov. Election firm; mid
sales 500 bales; stock $50 bales exports, to
Great Britain 4, 49s bales to the continent 1870
| bales.
| ATLANTA, Nov. ELECTION steady; middling
95sc; receipts EOS bales.
| NEW YORK, Nov. 21.--Consoldated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day 30, l42 bales:
exports to Great Britain p 16l bales, to the
| continent 1870; stock at all American ports
| 1O5, 9S4 bales.
Provisions. aRocERrEs ETC
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 81, noon.-Wheat dull; de-
mand poor; holders offer freely. Corn steady;
demand fair.
NEW York, Nov. 81, noon.-Flour weak and
| freely offered, with pressure to sell. Wheat rs
| 013S lower but stronger. Corn quiet. Pork
quiet but steadd; mess $lGq16 IS. Lard weak
and inactive at s. S719. Freights firm.
500 D. m.-E1our, Southern weak. Wheat
duh and 1411c higher; options closed 19@7sc
| over Yesterday; No. 2 red, November delivery
| 81 O536 December delivery 81 0iG1i 0G, May de-
| livery 81 11I6651 1884 Corn M115c higher and
steady; No 2, 9shb49c in elevator; options IL
| 6s4c higher and firm; November delivery 4St4
Gb485sc; May delivery 413sGD4sl4c. Oats firm r;
| options NC higher but weak; November delivery
| 3i16c: May delivery $40 31@c Hops weak;
| state l9026c Coffee--options closed firm 300
| 45 points above yesterday; November delivery
| IA I5014 soc; December delivery 10 950Dl4 l0c;
| May delivery 10 90@l4c Sugar dull; far refin-
| ing SIC; centrifugals sc test, 6Ac;; refined
| higher for best grades and more active-C Gao
| 65Gc off A 56@6 6211c, mould nc, standard
| SIC, confectioners nc, cut loaf and
crushed &c. powdered nc, graduated nc,
cubes re Molasses-New Orleans active and
| firm; Cd n kettle 44lt51c; syrups a5042c. Cot
ton seed oil dull. Hides quiet Wool firm and
active; domestic fleece 300t37c, pulled 2j@3Sc,
Texas 1402hc. Pork lower: mess $l5 1906 IS.
Beef hams S14. Tierced beef quiet. Cut meats
dull: picked hams 9s46D10c. picked shoulders
| Size picked bellies $4,000. Middles quiet.
Lard lower; western steam, on spot 80 IS, city
| IS 10; options-November delivery s. so, May
delivery ~ 56d8 g. Freights steady.