The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-17

Cotton Exchange statement issued to-day,
makes the cotton movement over the Ohio, Mis-
SiSSippi and Potomac rivers to No thern Ameri-
! can and Canadian mills for the week ending
Nov. Is SO, 64S bales, against 61,7lS bales last
year. and total since Sept. l 2l1726 bales,
against 304749 last year Total Am erican mill
takings, north aud south, for the first II weeks
OF the season 623, 031 bales, against 805,573 bales
last year, of which ,S14 bales were by north
ern mills, against 709, l03 last year. Amount o.
American cotton crop now in sight 3,O36, AL
bales, against 2,706,3SS last year. Northern
mills are behind in their taking for IL weeks
161, 289 bales, W Tile the movement for foreign
account is on LIBERAL scale Total foreign ex
ports show an excess to date over total to close
of corresponding week OF 1904 bales. The re-
port shows that the amount OF the crop
marketed passed the 100000 mark yesterday,
the excess oyer last year now being 33QO93
bales. Stocks at the seaports and leading in
terror towns have increased g, 636 bales during
the past week, and are now SS3,977 bales,
against 9 $3.50 bales at the close OF the coz
responding week last year.
SEw YoR6. Nov. IL, MODIFICATION opened
steady; middling uplands 104c; mIudGng Ur
leans l014c; ,ales to-day 46 bales
Futures-Market opened firm and closed
steady, with sales as follows: November opened
at 10 Csc and closed at 10 0Jc; December opened
at 10 09c and closed at 10 09c; January opened
at 10 orc and closed at 10 07c; February de-
livery opened at 10 14c and closed at 10 14c;
Marcn delivery opened at 10 20c and closed at
10 zoe; April delivery opened at 10 CSC and
closed at 10 &c.
SIP. m.-Net receipts ia bales, gross 10, 100
Futures-The market closed steady, with aes
44,100 bales. as follows: November delivery
IL l0110 lie, december delivery 10 900 10 loo,
January delivery 10 0sGel9 Csc, February de-
10 BIC, A ril delivery iO21@:0 23c. May de livery
10 35010 36c. June delivery 10 42@1O 43c. July
delivery 10 47G10 4Sc,, August delivery 10 5l@
10 SIC. saw7af
opened at soc points advance on a stronger
report from Liverpool, then became quieter
and weake Led point or two and closed quiet
on change, but after change showlnS renewed
strength on strong southern markets, with
heavy clearances for the Continent Receipts
at the ports for the week are estimated at ab out
the same as last week, and the rise In rivers
may cause some increase. Cotton on spot was
steady
The total visible supply of cotton for the
world is ., 1884, 173 bales, of which 03O bales
are American, against i,9Sl,573 and l,14S.Z75
bales, respectively, last year. Receipts at all
interior towns for the week 1Io,2@o bales. Re
ceipts from plantations 30!,56l bales Crop in
sight 2. $50, 1862.
GALVESTON, Nov. 16.-Cotton easy; mida o-L1:
11-l6c; net receipts 4,07 bales, gross 4,077;
| sales OO6 bales; stock 1910 bales; exports,
| to Great Britain 5, 90 bales, coastwlSe ,oSo'
NORFOLK, Nov. 16-Cotton firm; middling
9slc; net receipts 4.260 bales, gross 4.Soo;
sales 1903 bales; stock Alb bales; exports,
to the continent 800 bales coastwise 1881;
| BALTIMORE, Nov. IL. ACotton nominal; middling
10Ikc: net receipts So bales, gross 40; sales -
| bales; STOCK 5.769 oaies. ,,I,.
osroN, Nov. 16.--Jotton quiet; middling
1885 Al0lSc: net ecepts 1012 bales, gross ,2o3;
sales none; stock none; exports'to Great Britain
| 80 bales. ,.,.s,;..
| WILMINGTON Nov. IS Cotton steady; middlng
| o73c: Iea .receluLs 2,019 bales, gross 2,OlS;
| sales none; STOCK 16, 157 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA Nov. l6.-Cotton nrm; Mlo-
| ding 1Oy1c: neC receipts 400 bales, eross 4Os;
| sales none; stock 5, 221 bales.
| New ORLEANS, Nov. l6.-Cotton steady; mlu'
| ding &c; net receipts 14,46o oaleS, gross
| 1901; sales $500 bales; stock 228,4J7 bales; ex-
| ports to Great Britain - bales, to france
| 4D7 bales, to the continent list, coastwlse
| 1886 49, -
| Futures Market closed steady, with sales OF
| Il, 500 bales, as follows: November delivery
| Soc December 56c, January &c, FEBRUARY
| Q6 C March rec, April 79c, May o1c, june
| Q 96c. July 10 03c, August 10 o2c.
| Net overland movement to mills TINS week
| 81 Gas bales, against ,7i8 last year; totaI
| since Sept. /, "a, 726 bales, against oOf ~
last year. Crop in sight 3,O36, AL bales against
81 SD Daes az INST 70J l03 last year; decrease
| TO date 1Sl, 25J bales.
| MoRu.E Nov. 16-Cotton steady; Tniddipg
oskc: nat receipts ALI bales, LOSS 2,fll' ea.eN
| sD1 bal s; stock 1888 bales; exports coast
IrMpHIs. Nov. 16.--Cotton firm; middling
O I1-16c: receipts 1000 bales; shipments 4,4,i
hales: sales 2650 bales; STOCK BOA oales.
AuGusrA. Nov. 16--CotJon firm; lIiiqonng
csc; rec ipts 2,0s3 bales; shipments 40 oA'eS'
| sa1ss / 73s bales stock 5,6f7 ba Cd.
Iu.arEsrox Nov. 16. lotion firm' nlia-
,,;es e71s: net receipts 1856 bales, Sross 5poo;
| sales 500 bales; stock 6l.S3o bales e1Oor'''
~ tbe Continent 5, 3sl bales, coestwise 49,