The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-03
COTTON.

COTTON
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 3, uoon.--Cotton quiet with
little inquiry: American middling uplands SID;
sales 5000 bales, of which 500 bales were Tor
speculation and export; receipts 600 bales,
all American.
Futures-Americao middn~. low middIinc
clause, November delivery 3 % Gid; November
and december 23-64d December and January
u b4@5 - Cd; January and February 22-6ld:
February an6Nlarch 22-64d; March and April
5 236lG5 2464d; April and May 25-64d; June
and July 29-6id. Futures steady.
There were no tenders for delivery at to-day's
cearings.
hece. pts of the week $1,000 bales American
5000 bales; forwarded from SHIPS side 81, 900
bales; actual exports 5000 bales; total imports
5000 bales-Anerican e, 900 bales; total stock
2S3 600 baleS-American $4,000 bales; total
alioat $4,000 balas-American l5iCO0 bales.
200 p. m.-Sales of the day included 6,l00
bales of American.
American middliuo 11-l6d.
Futures-AmeTicau middEng, low middng
November and December 23-64d. buyers: De-
cemoer and January 22-6fd, sellers; January
and February 22-6fd, sellers; February and
March 522-64d. buyers March and April 2S-t4d
buyers; April and May 25-64d. value; May
and June 21-64d sellers; June and July 29-6ld
sellers. Market quiet but steady.
100 p, m.-iutures: American middling, low
midiing clause, November delivery 5 30-6ld
sellers; November and December 5 2l-64d,
5uyers; December and January 8 std sellers;
| January ana N'hruarv 33-6ft "'NArg: Fehr}o'~
and March 23-64d, buyers; March and April
| ) 2l6id value; April and May 2i-6Id sellers;
| May and JIne 2S-64d, sellers: juno and July
5 2964d, buyers. The market closed firm.
| NEW YORK, Nov. :, noon. Cotton quiet;
middlng uplands o 1886; middling Orleans
| 0 i5-l6c; sales 161 bales.
Futures arket opened firm, with sales as
follows; November delivery 94Sc; December
. soc: January9 iSc; February SOC: March SIC;
| April CSC.
| uplauds 1876; middlipg Orleans l5-l6c;
sales today 800 bales; net receipts 81 bales,
! gross Il ,6O3.
| Futues-Narket closed very steady, with sales
Of $4,000 bales as follows: November delivery
| 3 E@g9 4sc. December 5S69 59c, January . Il
| iIN &c, February Sl019 SIC, March YttGg VIC,
| april 10 0lG0lO &C, May 10 l0GDl0 lie, June
| 10 SIC.
Hubbard. Price & Co.'S cotton circular says:
| W bue the day ope cations have bAen limIte !
aud do no, show any marked advance, the tore
| Is firm and the close about fGD4 points above
| last evening. There has been some noticeably
| good buying to-day, presumably for outside a.
| count. Receipts continue very light and tine
| condition of the southern markets does not
| violence any pressure to sell from that quarter.
| The exchange here shares in the general dull
| less incident to the approaching election, and
| awaits with feeling of hesitancy its result. as
| well as the publication OF the agricultural
! bureau report on Nov. lO.'
Weekly net receipts at New York Coz
| bales, gross b2,Isl; exports, 10 Great Britain
l
3,145; forwa ded 239 bales; sales 22O5 bales,
to spinners 1,752; stock 1884 bales
| GALVESTON, Nov. 2.-Cotton firm; mddlng
| , 5-luc.
| NORFOLK, Nov 2.-Cotton steady; middn2
| 9$Sc.
BAur1MoRE, Nov 2-Cotton quiet but steady
| middling 934c.
WLMINaroN, Nov. Cotton steady middline
| 95-16c
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 1016c.
NEW ORLEANs Nov 2-Cotton quiet but
steady; middling 5-16c.
MOBILE, Nov Cotton dull; middline
| 914c.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 2.-Cotton quiet but steady
middlinS csc.
CHARLnsToS. Nov. 2.-cotton steady; mid
MONTGOMERY, Nov. Cotton FIRM middllng
s5sc.
COLUMBUS, Nov. Cotton steady; middlinl
s7Ac.
SELMA, Nov 2.-Cotton steady; middling 914c
ROME, Nov. 2.-Cotton steady; middlinl
916c.
ATLANTA Nov 2.-Cotton steady; middlinl
9 3-16c
NEW YORK, Nov 2--Consolidated net re
celpts for all cotton ports to-day $3.50 bales
exports, to Great Britain 1878 bales to tbs
continent G,692; stock at all American port
COZ, 371 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES,. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 2. noon.-wheat dull; de
mand poor; holders offer freely; receipts o
wheat for the past three days were 1850
centas, of which none were American Corr
quiet but steady; demand fair: new mixed west
ern is esd; receipts of American corn for thu
past three days were 100, 500 centals Westhe
wet and stormy.
| CINCINNATI, Nov. 2.-Flour dull Wheat dul
and lower; No. red 81 0GG1 01. Corn easier
No 2, mixed 45c. Oats iirm; no. mixed &c
Provisions Pork quiet at Sii 7564l5 co. Lar
duiet at S. Bulk meats easier; short ribs 81
bacon quiet and easier; short clear S9371a
Whisky quiet at 81 II. Hogs stronger; com
mon and light 81 zoos 10, packing and butcher
So 1E@lS 30.
NEW YORK, Nov ,, noon.-Flour quiet anc
easier Wheat unsettled and lower. Corn dul
but higher Pork quiet but strong; mess Si6 0
ole So Lard dull but steady at IS 10. Freight
firm
500 p. m.-Flour, Southern dull. Wheat
options closed steady and i64L2Gc below yester
day; No. red, November delivery 81 O9NQ
1854 closing at 81 lO14; December deliver.
81 l0l%Gt1 III, closing at u ll94; May deliver
81 i714lA1 ls1a. Corn ia zee lower; option
firmer; November delivery 47Ac; December de
| livery $500 i5&c, closing iS11c; May deliver.
415SM4134c. oats tirner; options steady bu
ouiet November delivery 305@3D4c. CLOSING
3O16c; December delivery 3lG13l15c; May deliver.
344@841kc Hops quiet but steady. Cote
| weak and 15IL2U points up: November deliver.
~ 50d 10 75c, December delivery - 2j0l3 5Jc
May delivery 10 l00l3 45c. Sugar inactive; fai
refining l5-16c: refined quiet and unchanged
refined nc. Cotton seed oil firm; crude 42L
n4ic yellow 52G153c. Hides quiet but steady
Wool firm Pork quiet. Beef unchanged. Bee
hams firm. Tierced beef quiet. Cut meats dull
Middles inactive. Lard steady but dull; Western
steam s. So; December delivery and year % 81
FreiRhts stronger on grain; cotton Ld, Rraii