The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-24

Futures-Market opened steady, with sales
as follows: November delivery 10 04c; Decem-
. Der delivery 10 DEC; January delivery 10 Ole;
February delivery 10 06c; March delivery 10 l2c;
April 10 iSc.
500 p m.-Cotton closed quiet; mid1linG
uplands 104c, middling Orleans 1016c; sales
to-day 100 bales; net receipts ,342 bales, gross
1865.
Futures-Market closed steady; Gales 81 800
bales, follows: November delivery 10 04(0
10 O6c, December delivery 10 O2O1O O3c. Jan
uary delivery 10 O1@1O O5c, February delivery
10 O60 10 O7c, March delivery 10 12910 &c., April
delivery 20 5000 19c. May delivery 10 ESQ
25c JuSe delivery 10 $s4EG &c. I I9
10 43c, september delivery 10 03910 04c.
The Suns cotton review SAYS: Futures
further declined in sympathy with Liverpool
advices, but the bears have been so badly
! treated Of late that they had no courage to
press sales They rather came forward as
buyers to cover contracts and the old story vas
retold, Cotton is cheap at 1Oc., consequently
the reduction was only az points. Cotton on
GALVESTON, Nov. 23-Cotton quiet; mid ling
11-l6c; net receipts 1858 bales, gross 1885,
sales 1,272 bales; stock 95,9o3 bales; exports
to the continent 1875 bales.
NORFOLK, Nov. 23.-Cotton steady; miidling
934c net receipts 2,573 bales, gross 2,513;
sales 1886 bales; stock 33,792 bales; exports
coaStwise 1C3 bales.
f5ALrINoRE Nov 20 -Cotton nominal; mddling
10lSc; net receipts 40 bales gross 40 bales; sales
= bales; stock 4,0S2 bales; exports, coast
wise 800 bales.
l3os ION. Nov. 2s-Cotton quiet; middling
103s01016c; net &c aipts 6S4 bales, gross 1851;
| sales none; stock none.
,ILAIsaroN, Nov. 23.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 9c; neo rectIpC 90: lio oaleS' gross
! PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 23.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 1O1Sc; not receipts 81 bales, gross 240;
sales none; stock 4,0Sl bales: exports, to Great
| Britain 173l bales to the continent 90.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. &3.-Colton quiet and
| easy: middling $3.50; net receipts 1880 bales,
| gross 49, 1926; sales 1850 bales; stock pol, 1854
bales; exports, to Great Britain 800 oaieS' 10
| the continent 3, l04, coastwlse 53l4.
| Futures Market closed quiet and STEADY safes
| % 900 bales as follows: November delivery
| soc. December 4Sc, January 8 sic, February
| 55c March Gle, April &c, May 'oc, June
| SIC, July Soc August SSc
| Net overland movement for the week ended
| Nov % included A. 1881 bales, against So 20J for
the same week last year; total since sept rh y
| overland movement included 1855 bales OF
| Frisco road cotton from st. LOUIS toT Inc frst
| three weeks in November, not Counted until the
| close of the month. The Evansville movement
| this year (corrected) by overland movement
since Sept is 591 237 bales, against 9Oo 10 Iase
| year a deer ,ase as compared with last year OF
1888, 09 bales. Crop in sight 3'7o0'o'o oaeS
| against 3, COL, 433 bales last year ,,,.
| MOBILE Nov. 23.-Cotton firm; Inlddlng
| csc: net receipts 2075 bales, gross 2O'5; safes
! 800 bales; STOCK 22,614 bales; exports coast
| wise 263 bales. .,,,,
MEMPHIS. Nov. 23-Cotton steady; Iniddling
| l1-16c; receipts 4,053 bales; shipments 5'oS1
| baleg: sales 81 500 bales; stock 6l,2n bales.
| Augusta. Nov % Cotton easy; mlddling
$500 916c; recsipts 1859 bales; snpLnen'S 'oo
! bales; sales Ire bales; stock 7,ls3 oa.es.
| UuARLEsroE, Nov. "a ot-on nominal; md
ding CSC net receipts 8, 1893 bales, gross 500;
| sales = bales; stocN 65,23S bales; exports, 10
| Great Britain 1910 bales, to the continent eV''
| coastwse GA. -. -i55Iino.
| 916c; receipts 720 bales. .o,a,r,4.
| at all cotton ports to-day were 3J,Olo Dales,
| exports 10 rcat Brltein 1903 oales, 10 tne
| continent 123 bales. to France -; STOCK az
| al Anercaa 25Oo bales'
The total ....Jle supply of cotton for the
world is J43 Is bales, of which :, 40 oaIeS
are American, against 2,139,042 and l,o3o' o4S
| bales respectively last year hecelpts al an
| interior towns for the week 165,6lo oales he
CENTS from plantations sol, 4l9 bales. crop IN
| sight 3,235 1853 bales.
| PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETc.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 90. noon.-Wheat quiet;
| demsnd poor: holders offer moderately. Corn
| Quiet: demand has FALLEN off; new mixed west
Nv YORK, Nov %, noon.-FIour quiet but
| steady. Wneat active but weak. Corn qulet anu
weaker Pork quiet but firm at Sll VgSgtI ~ oo,
| lard quiet but steady at 50 %. trelShts
| steady. e.A-u ALL ond bsavv
| Wheat dull and weaker; 30. : red S3y299sfc
IN elevator; options fairly active but 1sG}sc
lower steady, trading chiefly local; no; RED,
| Novenaber delivery S314c, December aeiVeIJ
egixc January delivery $3.50 May dehvely
SIC Corn moderately. active but weakeri
no. 2, mixed Alsc in elevator opIionS uuii'