The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-16

totsAA stoSA o@~-uut ualeS - American 81. 900
bales; total aiioat $4,000 bales - American
81. 600 bales
2 p. m--sales of the day s,7OO bales of
American.
American good middliug Is-i6d. midiiing
5ll.l0d. low middhng sgd, good ordinary
sid. ordinary SID.
tutures-Amercan middling. low midcrnE
clause, November 40-5td. sellers; November
and December S s6-s4d. buyers: December and
January S5-S4d, sellers; January aaI February
delivery Sj-4i, sellers; February and Harc1
s6-6ad, buyers; April and May delivery sS-s ii.
sellers; May and June delivery fO-64d, sellers;
June and July delivery 4l-64d, buyers. Market
dull.
4:OOp MIXTURES: American n,iddu7e. low
mdai;ng clause, Move nber livery iO-s4i
sellers; November and December 8 s6-64i.
buyers; December ana January 50 64d sellers
January and February 33-64d, sellers; Febrt:-
AIRY and March $3.50, sellers; March and
April S7-6id, sellers; April aud May delivery
oS04d. sellers; May and June 5 s0-6id, sellers;
June and July 4l6id, value. MsrSe, closed
steady.
NEw YoRk, Nov. IS noon.-Cotton opened
quiet; middling upands i0l4c; miudiins or
leans lO12c; sales to-day SO bales.
tutdreS-The market opened steady. with
sales as follows: November delivery 10 O6c;
December delivery 10 0fc; January delivery
10 orc; February delivery 10 Csc; March delivery
10 l4c; April 10 2lc.
800 p. m.-Cotton closed quiet. middling up
lands lOl4c, middling Orleans i011c: sales to-
gay - bales; net receipts none, gross 3,36S
bales.
Futures-Market closed quiet but steady, with
sales of 1900 bales, SIS follows: November lie
livery 10 OJgl0 01c, december delivery 10 q d
| use. January delivery 10 03Dl0 O4c, February
delivery 10 0941O l0c, March delivery 10 SO
10 l6c, April delivery 10 22@:0 2}c. May delivery
| 10 5OOl0 3lc, June delivery 10 51G110 3Sc, July
| 10 47c.
oales, gross 40, las; exports, to Great Britain
10 bales, to France ], 200, to the continent
| .,4oO forwarded Is, t2l bales; sales 1897 bales
To splnnerS ST bales
Tie Suns cotton review says: Futures
| opened at few points decline under decided
| break in the Liverpool market, where both spots
and futures were lower well as quite dull
| Some demand to cover contracts and the belief
that some recovery should follow the recent
decline OF IS points, caused slight improve
ment, but the close was fiat at about current
| ngures of the day. Spot cotton was quiet"
| GALVESTON, Nov. 15.-Cotton easy; middling
| Q ll-l6c.
| CSC.
BosroN, Nov. l5.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 1O1s 0l016c.
WMmNGroN. Nov. l5.-Cotton steady; mid
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 15-Cotton firm; middling
| 101&c.
| New ORLEANS, Nov. 15.-Cotton quiet: mid
| ding 9-I6c,
| Futures The market closed steady, with
| sales of 80 800 bales, as follows: November
| delivery SOC, December 400, January 0 55c,
February soc, March CSC, April nc, May
| SOC, June sSc, July 8 Csc, August 9ic
MOBILE, Nov. l5.-Cotton dull; mddling 95sc.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 15.-Cotton steady; mddling
ll-l6c.
AUGUSTA, Nov. l5.-Cotton quiet; middling
CHARLEsroN, Nov. 15.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 95tc.
| MONTGOMERY Nov. l5.-Cotton firm; middllng
| 9lSc
| Macon-Not received
| COLUMBUS, Nov. l5.-Cotton steady; middling
| 95sc.
NASHVILLE, Nov. I5.-Cotton quiet; middllng
95sc.
SELMA, Nov 15.-Cotton steady; mlddling
| 91sc.
ROME. Nov. 15.-Cotton steady. middling
| 95sc.
| ATLANTA Nov. l5.-Cotton closed quiet
| NEW YORK, Nov. l5.-Consoli ated net receipts
| at all cotton ports to-day were 1851 uales
exports, TO Great Britain $50 bales, to the
continent 13 1853. to France g. 435 bales; stock at
all American ports 676,0i2 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. Is, noon.-wheat steady: de-
| mand poor; holders offer moderately; receipts
| of wheat for the past three days amounted to
| 1870 900 centals of which 200 we're American;
| California No. /, Is 2dQD7s 2I5d. Corn quiet;
| demand poor; receipts of American corn for
| the past three days were l3l, 200 centals.
| Weather is unusually warm, with rain.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10, noon.-Fiour quiet but
firm. Wheat active and steady. Corn quiet but
| firm. PORK quiet and strong at S11 0O01i 80.
Lard quiet and unchanged. Freights easy.
500 p m.-Flour, Southern fairly active and
steady. Wheat quiet but firm and nc /;
| No. . red S416G1s5c in elevator; options active
| 5s61Nc higher and strong; shorts buying freely
| as well as foreign houses, partly based on in
creased exports and lighter interior movements;
| No. red, November delivery Sit4c; December
| delivery 85I1c; January delivery S616c; May de-
livery s05sc. Corn firm and quiet; No g
mixed 42Ac in elevator; options dull nc higher
and firm-November delivery 42}8c, December
| delivery 421fc, May delivery 42l421sc. Oats
firm but less active; options fairly active and
| stronger-December delivery 2894c, January
delivery 271sc, May delivery 2S3sc; No. spot
27Ac; mixed western 26G29c Hops closed
| steady and quiet; State new, S0l13c. Coffee
| options closed steady 201p25 points up, with de-
creased crop estimates: December livery IS 10
| oils 45c, January delivery 10 l0D15 4Oc; May
delivery 10 l5QDl5 soc; spot Rio firm and fairly
| firmly; good demand; higher prices asked; fair
| refining 4ylc bid; centrifugas, 96' test, 59Ac
| bid; refined active and firm-C 594GD5s4c, extra
| G 5BGD616c, white extra 640613c, mould A
| 73kc, standard A 6Ac. confectioners 6aec,
cut loaf re, crushed TIC, powdered 74c,
| graduated 1880, cubes nc. Molasses-For-
kettle good to fancy, 4SGt52c for new, 2Slp46c
| for old. Petroleum steady and quiet; crude. in
| barrels, Parker's o. IS; refined, here. 81 IS.
| Cotton seed oil dull; crude 29c, yellow 35c.
L
II So Beef quiet; extra mess 81. Beef hams
| dull; quoted at 3l3. Tierced beef quiet; city
| extra India mess S13 50014. Cut meats quiet;
| picked bellies, II pounds, SIC; picked Shout
| ders SC; picked hams 90l9Nc. Lard stronger
| and quiet; western steam S64719, city So 05;
| options-November delivery sc 80 bid. Freights
to Liverpool steady; cotton, 1920; grain, 4]sd
| asked.
| CHICAGO, Nov. BIN wheat there
moderate trade in speculative way, and no
| important changes were developed in prices.
| The market opened steady, then prices receded
| Lc, afterward advancing with some iuctua-
| lions. 56G1Nc for December delivery and nc for
| May delivery, closing 14c higher for December
| and nc higher for May than yesterday. In
corn a moderate trade was reported and the
| feeling manifested was easier though prices
| did not vary materially from those established
| toward the close of yesterdays session The
| speculative market opened at about the closing
| prices of yesterday, fiuctuated within 1sQl14c
| range and closed about the same as yesterday.
| Oats were quiet, with most OF the trading in
| May delivery. An easier feeling prevailed, but
price changes were confined to a narrow range.
| Very little business was transacted in pork.
| Prices were steady on all deliveries. The offer
| ings of lard were small and the demand was
| only fair and chiefly for November and January
| deliveries Prices were advanced 507l5c on
| the former, but other deliveries were steady.
| In short ribs very little attention was paid to
| the market. Prices exhibited very little change.
Cash Quotations were as follows: Flour
| firm and unchanged. Wheat-No spring
e1M@8l2sc; No. 2rsd 61A08lBc. Corn-No. Q,
| 94c Oats-No. 2, 197sQl20c. Mess pork 50 20
| loose, s. 1905 So Whisky 81 o.
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