The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-14

Shore Ia, Atchison 1Ss, and Erie per cent
The following were the closing quotations:
Ala. class A, ? to g., 10i cifc, first mort. 9i14
Ala. class b, IS .l09 n. Y. Central. -. l0SSs
Georgia IS, mort. 1903 Mort & w. pref. SOS
N.Carolina cons 6s120 Nor. Pacific. pose
N.Carolina CONS Is 50 pref. 6OSs
So. Caro-. Brown Pacific Mail. ...... 81
consols 1O5 Reading .....:... 4a4
Tennessee set.3S. 70A Richmond & Ale. 1875
Virginia 6s. 80. As Richmd & W. Pit.
Va. as consoli' ted IS Terminal ..,... 2S1s
Northwestern. 1895 Rock Island. ..... 106lS
preferred. 1illa St. Paul. ......... 63ss
Della and Lack. 1864 g preferred 1853
Erie. ....... =. 271s Texas Pacific. .... 1875
East Tennessee. j.. 934 Tenn. Coal & Iron. ASA
Lake Shore. ...... 995A Union Pacific. 80. 63S4
L'ville&Nash .... 57ls N. J. Central go. S0M
Memphis & Char. "a Missouri Pacific. 7534
MOBILE & Ohio 80 9L Western Union. S43S
Nash q Chatt'a.. S116 Cotton Oil certih. b614
New Orleans Pa
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 49, noon.-Cotton quiet;
moderate inquiry; middling American 1l-l6d;
sales 10000 bales, of which 1000 bales were for
speculation and export; receipts 81, 900 bales
American At, 200
Futures-American middlng, low middling
clause, November and december delivery "a
as 30-64d; December and January 5 29-64d;
January and February 8 29-64d; February and
March 30-64d; March and April 3l-646e
3O-64d; April and May 3264d; May and June
34-64d; June and July 35-64d. Market quiet at
200 p. m.-Sales of the day included 8 400
bales Of American
Futures-American middIing, low middling
November and December 8 31-6sd sellers; De-
cemoer and January 29-64d. value; January
and February 52s-64d, sellers; February and
March 52O-o4d. buyers; March and April 51.o4d.
and June 3i-64d. sellers; June and July
5 So sd, buyers. Futures steady.
400 p. MIXTURES: American middng. low
middling- clause. November delivery 35-64d,
colln -, q A
sellers; December and January 30-64d sellers;
January aud February 30-64d, sellers; February
and March 3o-64d, buyers; March and April
5 32-e4d, buyers; April and May 33-64d. sellers;
May and June 3J-6id, sellers: June and July
8 36-64d, buyers. The market closed firm.
New YORK, Nov. IL, noon.-Cotton firm; sales
2ls bales; middling uplands 15-16c, middling
Orleans 10 1-16c.
Futures arket opened steady, with sales as
follows November delivery 9 &c; December
re: January 9 S5c; February &c: March
IL Csc; April 10 1sc.
300 p. m.-Cotton closed quiet; middling
uplands ice; middlng Orleans 101Sc; sales to-day
316 bales; net receipts 2SS bales, gross 1855.
Futures-Market closed barely steady, with
sales of 10, 100 bales, as follows: November de
livery 3 65GI 6tc, December 700G9 Tic. January
8 oo@9 SIC, February 9509 &C, March 10 07G
10 0,c, April 10 i5@ 10 l6c, May 10 2IG610 p C,
June 10 a3Mi0 BIC, July 10 4C01o lie, August
10 460l0 4,c.
Hubbard. Price & Co. 'sscotton circular says:
Improved Liverpool and light receipts caused
an advance in our market of four points from
| yesterdays closing prices, which, however,
failed to be maintained. and the market closed
at the lowest prices of the day, little differing
from those OF yesterday. The light receipts are
thought to be due to the efforts OF the Farmers
Alliance throughout the south TO postpone tAe
marketing of cotton until they have succeeded
in drying out TIE bagging trust. The market
has been largely confined to local trading. and
the decline in the stock market has had but lit
| tie effect upon the feelings of those who read
| from lost wear"
GALVESTON, Nov. 13.-Cotton firm; middline
916c net receipts $40 bales, gross Sag; sales
1,955 bales; STOCK 1907 bales; exports, coastwse
No NORFOLK FOLK, Nov. Cotton firm; mddlinc
9l6c; net receipts B. S22 bales, gross 3S22; sales
2,753 bales; stock 461 IL bales; exports to Great
| Britain 5754 bales, coastwise ,6S5.
BALTIMORE, sNov. 13.--Cotton quiet but steady
middling y1sc,s net receipts ~ bales, gross
2,062; sales - bales; stock IA, 213 bales; ex
ports, coastwise $50 bales.
BosroN, Nov. 13-Cotton quiet and easier
middling 9s4010c; net receipts 1905 bales, gross
7,4ll sales none; stock none
WILMINGTON, Nov 13.--Cotton steady: mid
ding iltc; net receipts 1113 bales, gross 49,
sales none; stock 1921 bales
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 13.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 10Ac; net receipts 1Sl bales, gross 513;
stock 5436 bales.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 13.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 95sc; net receipts 800 bales, gross
% S55; sales $50 bales: stock 1856 336 bales;
ports, to Great Britain 5,211 bales, to France
7,125 bales, to the continent II, 1863, coastwise
24a6.
MOBILE, Nov 13-Cotton firm: middling
7-1Gc; net receipts $50 bales, gross 966: sales
800 bales; stock 2200S bales; exports, coastwise
$50 bales,
MEMPHIS, Nov. f3.-Cotton quiet but steady;
middling SIC; receipts 3 445 bales; shipments
2 1853 bales; sales 3 400 bales stock &c 270 bales
AUGUSTA Nov. 13.-Cotton firm: mddling
s14c receipts 2 11S bales; shipments 1,115 bales;
an hola
CHARLESTON, Nov. 13.-Cotton firm and
asking higher; middling 9S4c; net receipts {, 6S7
bales, gross 1851; sales 900 bales; stock 81, 1862
bales; exports, to Great Britain geo bales
91sc; receipts 673 bales.
New YORK, Nov. 13.--Consolidated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day 47,965 bales;
exports to Great Britain ILL., ops bales, to the
continent 1906 to France 9,408; stock at all
American ports 661, 1873 bales
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 10. poon.-Wheat dull; de
mand fair; holders offer freely: California No /,
IS AID; receipts Of wheat for tho past three
days were $1,000 centals, of which 1000 were
American. Corn quiet; demand fair; new mixed
western As 10d; receipts of American corn for
the past three days were 1871 800 centals.
Weather wet and stormy
NEW YORK, Nov. 10, noon.-Flour quiet and
easy. Wheat quiet and stronger. Corn dull and
easier. Pork quiet but strong; mess S16 0OD
16 IS. Lard flrmer at s. 6215Qs 65 Freights
stronger.
500 D. m.-Flour. Southern steady but quiet.
Wheat NC higher but unsettled; options closed
steady and SEC over yesterday: No. 2 red, No
velnber delivery closing steady at 81 IL; De-
cembcr delivery 81 1901 II 15-16 Corn dull and
1Q1Ac lower; options 150ssc lower; December
delivery 50@ 50Ihc, closing Soc; January delivery
496l4914c. Oats trifie flrmer options dull and
easier; November delivery 31c; December de-
livery 3l5s@31 l3l6c. Hops steady but quiet.
Coffee-optlons closed steady; November de-
livery 10 500l3 &c. December delivery ID s50
10 soc spot Rio quiet fair cargoes 1513c Sugar
quiet; refined quiet but steady. Molasses quiet.
Cotton seed oil quiet. Hides quiet for wet
sailed New Orleans selected Wool quiet. Pork
Beef quiet Beef hams firm Tierced beef steady.
Cut meats inactive; picked bellies 91z0934c.
picked hams 934010c; picked shoulders $50
S34c. Middles quiet. Lard easier and dull;
western steam, on spot S. 55G1S 81; options
November delivery SO 49, December delivery
SO 360os 81 Freights stronger; cotton Nd.
CHICAGO, Nov. 13-Wheat was unsettled to-
day, and trading chiefly local. The opening
was ISN4c below yesterdays closing figures,
but rallied with slight fluctuations for May &c
above the inside figures reached. The advance
was gained. There was some realizing at the
top prices of the day, and just before the close
there was a sharp break of 1896. This was
partially due TO the closing out of some long
wheat bought early in the day, and the close
was only about NC higher than the close yester-
day. Corn was weak and lower to-day. The
market opened 1s@Ac lower. sold of N05sc,
closed steady and 9sG11sc lower than yesterday.
NAV oats were active and prices advanced &c
early. Later the market became quiet. Near
futures were comparatively quiet, but advanced
A0Lc in sympathy with May. Porkwas fairly
active but irregular, declining 12H@15c early,
rallying 56171fc, closing steady. Lard was easy
and ruled 2I6015c lower, closing quiet. Short
d,tlI nd f1IIa1 l<xx