The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-13

L'villeSNash 49,. $3.50 n. J. Central. 80. 90
Memphis 4 Char. 81 Missouri Pacific" 70 03,l
Nash & Chatt'a.. s2lh Cotton Oil certih. BIS
New Orleans Pa
Sid ASKED.
LIVERPOOL, Nov II, noon.-Cottou dull; prices
generally in buyers favor: middiing American
5s4d sales 1000 balcs of which 1000 bales were
for speculation and export; receipts 1900 bales
American $500.
Futures American middhug. low middiing
clause November delivery 80 64@5 S2-64d; No
vcmber and December 20 6l1b 2o-64d; Decem-
ber and January 27-64d January and Feb
ruary 5 26-646A5 21-64d: February and March
2S-64@S s7-6id: March and April 2O-6iGG
2S.6id; April and May 30-64d; May and June
o 264@s5 3l-64d; June and July 3364d. Market
duh at the decline.
There were no tenders for delivery at to-day's
cearugS.
200 p m-sales of the day included 1900
bales OF American.
American middling ) II l6d.
FutureS-Amcrican mildliuS. low middIing
clause November delivery 32-6id, buyers;
November and December 2s-6td, buyers; De-
cember and January > 25-e4d. sellers; January
March - -54d buyers; March and April 2So4d,
buyers; April aud May 5 3O-64d sellers; May
and June 3.64d. buyers; June and July
8 336td value. Futures quiet.
400 p. MIXTURES: American mddliug low
middling clause, November delivery Sold,
sellers; November and December @4-64d
SPleTS, december ana JANUARY -OitI. puySiS
January ana February 5 37-e4d buyers; Feoruary
and March 25-64d, sellers; March and April
5 23-64d, sellers; April and May 53l-6ad. sellers
May and June 3(-6ld sellers: June and July
5 346ld. sellers The market closed steady
Ngw YoEH. Nov. IL, noon.-Cotton quiet; saes
20 bales; niddipg upiands lo-lGc, middllng
Orleans 10 1-l6c.
Futures jarket o;,ened steady with sales as
follows: November delivery = sc; December
&C; January 9r5c; February ssc; March
Q 9>c; April 10 csc.
500 p. m.-Cotton closed quiet; nlddhng
uplands bite; middliug Orleans II l-ltc sales
to-day 1ls bales; last week, not before reported
I'll for spinning ard $50 for export; net receipts
i.s31 baieS gross 81. $50.
Futures Market closed firm. with sales OF
103,lOO bales, as follows: November delivery
. 1919 &c December 7O@.9 1ic, January . ~
6e9S'c, February 93@P%c, March ~ 06@
10 orc, April 10 i501o iec, May 10 %4W lo2 c,
June 10 $50 IL sc, July 10 40GD1O4c August
104i0n104 g.
Hubbard. Price 6 Co.'S cotton circular says:
| "MurAet opened at an ADVANCE and was as
sisted in its ascent by rumors of st in sundry
places throughout the south. Larer advices
| from Liverpoo announcing that that market
had responded TO better feeling here, gave fresh
| encouragement TO buyers ana neavY lohS N
| tereso began t. accumulate. and under the IN
| fiue1cs ot such buying, prices closed at the
| highest roiU of the day
| GALVESTON, Nov. 13.-Cotton firm; mddling
gloc; net receipts 10 bales, gross 6,lI5; sales
| i73o bales; stock IS 500 bales; exports, TO Great
| britain si15 bales, tothe continent 4'3eJ, coast
| wise 1905.
| NoRroLK. Nov. t2.-Cotton steady; middlag
9ltc; net receipts 62sS bales, gross 6,2>; sales
1855 bales; stock 80, - bales; exports TO Greet
\ Britain AZ bales coastwise 3..28.
| BALTIMORE, Nov. r. Cotton quiet but steady;
| middling 93sc; net receipts $50 bales, gross
| 5191 sales - bales; stock 1256l bales; eX
| ports to Great Britain 1030 bales, coastwise 40
| Boston, Nov. 12.-Cotton quiet; middling lol%
| a 101lc: net receipts 1919 bales, gross 204o;
sales none; stock none; exports, to Great Brr
| tain l,lt5 bales.
WILxINoros. Nov 1!.--Cotton dull: mddling
i-lbc; receipts 81 bales. gross ,2Sf; safes
PaTiApELpHIA Nov. 12.-Cotton quiet; mid
| ding l04c; net receipts l0o bales, gross w;
| stock - bales
| NEW ORLEANS Nov. l2.-Cotton firm; mid
| ding 9 I6c; net receipts S344 bales gross
9406; sales 1900 bales; sock 1Ss AS bales; OK
| ports, 10 France $50 bales
MOBILE, Nov l2.--Cottop quiet: middling
CSC; net receipts 1339 bales gross 1879; sales
Geo bales; stock sl,392 bales; exports, coastwise
1916 bales.
MEMPHIS, Nov 1a.--Cotton firm: niddling
9lbc; receipts 9-3j bales; shipments 1901 bales;
| sales 2.100 bales; stock 14,63l bales
AUGUSTA, Nov. t2.-Cotton firm middling
914c; receipts 1885 bales; shipments 2,li6 bales;
| sales none; stock Il ,293 bales,
| CHARLESTON, Nov. 12.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 9Ssc; net receipts 5,2j5 bales, gross 5,255;
| sales 1890 bales: stock 59,635 bales; exports,
coastwise 1873 bales
ATLANTA, Nov. l2.-Cotton iirm; mldolinE
Q 1-i6c; receipts 69j bales.
NEW York, Nov. l2.--Consolidated net re-
ceipt. for all cotton ports to-day 6.iSO bales;
exports, to Great Britain II ,592 bales, to the
continent 1886 to France $50; stocG at all
American ports 662 900 bales.
PROVISIONS GROCERIES,. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Nov IL, nooD.-Wheat quiet; de-
mand poor: holders offer freely. Corn strong;
demand good.
NEW York, Nov. IL, noon.-FloIr weak.
Wheat active and steady. Corn active but easy.
Pork quiet; mess $l6 00616 30. Lard dull and
easy at IS GO. Freights steady.
500 D. m.-klour. Southern tirmer. Wheat
| 1LlDI2lc lower; options 1870 1ssc under Satur-
day: 40 red. November delivery closing at
| 81 095s; December delivery 81 10ssd1 1l9s: May
delivery 81 l79i lS]s; Corn moderately active;
| livery SOLE 851c May delivery 4s9sGD4sa4c. Oats
| moderately active: November delivery Bic;
| DECEMBER delivery 3lMG3l1sc, May delivery 3515
| Hops steady but quiec. Coffee-options closed
| steady and 10M % points below Saturday; No
vember delivery IS 65I13 !3c, December de-
| livery 10 554l3 &c. May delivery 10 35@l3 Soc;
spot Rio quiet, fair cargoes l51Sc. Sugar quiet;
refined quiet but steady. Molasses nominal.
Petroleum queC but firm; refined 7ssc Cotton
seed oil quiet but firm crude dSc, yellow 40
selected Wool quiet Pork stronger; mess
s1o OO@1676 Beef unchanged. Beef hams
steady Tierced beef firm. Cut meats dull.
Middies quiet. Lard dull; western steam. on
spot IS 600S 6216; options November delivery
SIS 81, December delivery IS 10. Freghts strong;
cotton lad, grain 51sd.
CIscINYATI Nov. 12.-Flour heavy. Wheat
dull; No. 2 red 81 o. Corn barely steady; No.
3. mixed 45lbc Oats firm; No. 2mixed 276527I1c.
Provisions-Pork dull at $40. Lard firm but
quiet at SIS o.. Bulk meats firm. Bacon steady.
Whisky at 81 IA. Hogs in liberal supply; de-
mand good,
ST. LOUIS, Nov. i2.-Flour dull. Wheat closed
| lower; No. red, cash 81 071s, December de-
! livery 81 0T51 on, May delivery 81 121401 1873.
| Corn lower; No. mixed, cash 39c bid. year
| 340o34Lzc May delivery 25a4 lpa6c. Oats quiet
but firm: No. 9 mixed, cash ss,tc, May delivery
| 29L,c. Dec ,mber 23sSc bid. Whisky steady at
| ali Provisions unchanged.
CHICAGO Nov. 2.--Trade in wheat was light
ana almost entirely local. The feeling was
weak, very dull at times, and prices again lower.
| The opening was about M0D34c lower than the
closing figures Of Saturday, ruled irregular
within a small range, and then sold OFF &c
| more, held steadier and closed 19Sc lower than
! SATURDAYS closing. The weakness was attri-
buted to the talk of mills shutting down all over
| the country. This action was taken by the
| millers OF the northwest to adopt some measure
| which the mills at the principal milling points
| would shut down until the recent accumula-
| tions could be sold. Two mills, II was claimed,
| had shut down to-day, but some operators were
| inclined to look upon this action as a specula-
tive movement to Influence the wheat market.
| The increase In the visible supply. where de-
crease had been expected, also had weaken
| ing effect Corn was only moderately active
and was easier. Opening sales were ss411c
| lower after which the market sold Off NC.
| reacted 96c, became steady. and closed 5A6l3Ilc
| lower than on Saturday. Oats were duh except
| for May, but no change in values was made.
| Pork was irregular. Early in the day prices
were advanced I06nl21 with liberal trading.