The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-19

Memphis of snow in the northern belt; then the
market became dull, and so closed The situa-
ton which the bulls have to meet is this: Six
per cent. more bales than last year; 4 per cent.
h aver bales 10 all growthS, as shown by Eli
sons circular, and per cent. DeJUer yarn-pro-
ducing quality, meaning % per cent. more yarn
than last year. Can the world take it st current
prlces?"
GALVESTON, Nov. 1s.-Cotton steady; middliny
1l-l6c net receipts 10,449 bales, gross 10, 40;
sales 1924 bales; stock l04, 409 bales; exports.
NoRFoLK, Nov. 1s-Cotton steady; middling
13-16c; net receipts 1905 bales, gross 4,006;
sales 1,505 bales; stock 1920 bales; exports,
to Great Britain $500 bales, to the continent 8,
coaStwiSe SIS.
sALrIMoRE, Nov. 1S.-Cotton nominal; middling
106c; net receipts - bales. gross 1888: sales -
bales; STOCK 6,007 bales; exports, coastwise 100
bales.
BosroN. Nov. 1s-Cotton quiet; middling
10ls01oxc; net c4ipts 2ol bates, gross 1,70s;
sales none; stock none; exports, to Great Britain
bales.
WILMINGTON. Nov. 1s-Cotton firm; middling
97sc; receipts 1857 bales gross 1857;
sales none; stocH 1904 bales
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. lS.-Cotton firm; mid
ding l019c; receipts 90 bales, gross SO;
sales none; stock 1914 bales.
Nav ORLEANS. Nov. lS.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 9sSc; net receipts 1877 bales gross
1908; sales 5000 bales; stock 216,5S0 bales; ex-
ports, TO Great Britain 81, 1856 bales, to France
- bales, to the continent 2J,739
Futures Market closed steady, with sales OF
$500 bales. as follows: November delivery
So. December 9 SIC, January 8 Gee, February
&c DC March d - 0sc, April 7Sc May Sc June
MOBILE, Nov. 1S cotton firm; middliDg
95sc; net receipts 34S6 bales. gross S,486; sales
100 balls; stock 1858 bales; exports, coast
wise ,456 bales
MEMPHIS, Nov. 1s.-Cotton firm; middling
ll-16c; receiors S123 bales; shipments $3.50
bales; sales $500 bales; STOCK 1854 bales.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 16-Cotuon firm; ddling
$3.50; receipts 1887 bales; shipments SOS bales;
sales 1905 bales stock 1870 baes.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 1S-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 49,: net receipts 4 730 bales, gross 4,73o;
sales IS. 200 bales; stOcH $50 bales ..,s,,uu
9l9c; receipts 1,7la bales.
NEW DIRK, Nov. lS.-oonsoh lated net receipts
at all cotton ports to-day were 50,S69 Lales;
exports, to Great Britain 1854 bales, TO the
continent %, 14s. to France - bales; stock at
all American ports 66O,4ll bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES,, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. IS, noon.-wheat firm;
demand fair; holders offer moderately. Corn
NEw YORK. Nov. Is. noon.-Flour quiet but
firm. Wheat duh and weak. Corn quiet but
firm. Pork quiet but steady at 81 0J011 SO.
800 D. m.-Flour, Southern dull Wheat
weaker; No. red S40S44c in elevator; OPP
lions moderately active, closing steady; No; Z
livery s0c. Corn closed moderately active;
No. ,, mixed 41MG42c in elevator; options
quet-De tember and January &c of; Novem-
Der delivery 41Ac, December delivery 42c.
Oats mo erately active; options active-No-
vember delivery 2S4c. December delivery 27is
128 3-ltc; No. spot 28A4c, mixed western 260
29ytc. Hops closed steady but quiet. Coffee
options opened firm, 30O55 points up, closed
steady and 2594O points up; excited early on
Brazilian news, but less feverish at tbs close;
December delivery 10 S0Dl5 S5c; January Il :
livery IS OILS Csc; February delivery IS $50
IS CSC. March delivery Is IS D. Is sc April Is 80
OILS g5c. May delivery is s50l5 &c; spot Rio
firm and in fair demand; fair cargoes 20c:
No. at INC. Sugar, raw held strong but in
active fair refining Ago bid; centrifugals, 96o
firm. Molasses-Foreign nominal; New Orleans
fairly active; open KETTLE good to fancy, 4SQ>52c
for new, u I46c for old. Petroleum steady and
quiet: refined, here. 81 45. Cotton seed oil
Beef inactive; extra mess 81 Beef hams dull
Tierced beef quiet. Cut meats SLOW Middles
quiet; short clear S. 60. Lard stronger and
quiet; western steam S. 50; options-November
delivery IS Az, December delivery So 30 bid
Freights steady; cotton. per steam 7-32d; grain
per steam AID.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1s.-The wheat market opened
dull and featureless, but afterwards developed
more life, within somewhat irregular course
OF prices. December futures, after ruling for
some little ii ne at about the closing figures of
Saturday, suddenly broke loose from NJ ~ and
declined 1870, while May declined only NC, held
quiet and steady, and close 1c lower for De-
cember. while May closed the same as closing
figures of Saturday. The weakness, especially
in December, was attributed mainly to Specula-
tive influences. 1t was limited that prominent
local trader undertook to close out some wheat
for December, and other traders having taken
the cue. sold the market out from under him.
The difference between December and May
widened from 3IA03I4c to 41sc under this move
ment. and closed at sc premium. The visible
supply increased lis 5000 bushels. The princi-
pal points which figured in the increase were
spring wheat points, while nearly all winter
wheat points, Baltimore excepted showed de-
creases from loo to $4,000 bushels. An order
to buy 10000 bushels of No. !! hard was sent to
Minneapolis at NC above Saturdays prices,
which could not be executed. fair specua-
tive business was transacted in corn. and the
feeling developed, as on Saturday, was easier,
there being considerable pressure brought on
near futures The market opened at the
closing prices of Saturday, was steady for a
time, then sold off 4Gl16c, ruled steady and
closed 166l9sc lower than Saturday. oats were
active, sLrong er and higher, but outside prices
were not maintained until the close The ad-
vance was due almost entirely TO buying for
May by a large operator who caused an appre-
citation of 81 q 15c There was fair selling at the
tor and recession Of Is GAc followed. Near
futures were traded in moderately, but ad-
vanced 8G1kc in sympathy with May. In mess
pork very little interest was manifested, aud
prices exhibited little change. fair inquiry
prevailed for lard; prices exhibited little
change, excepting for near deliveries, which
ruled 56I716c higher. In short rib sides trading
was very light, but the feeling was steadier.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
stea " and unch inged. Waeat-No. spring
60ASSpasc; No. cred SO14@s02sc. Corn-No. 2,
3234c. Oats-No. 2, 201h612O2Sc. Mess PORK
loose, s 1905 50. Shoulders. g 371604 so.
Short clear IS 5o@5 ee1s. Whisky 81 o..
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest Closing.