The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-07

AItAEcs-AiLcFlCan IN QlluE. OH ml1lnnk
clause. November delivery 5 l5-Sa05 1864;
November and December delivery Esd: De-
cember and January delivery 4st4G15 AGA;
yannarv and February delivery 4s-64d, also
also 41-54d; March and April delivery
5 1864, also 5 41-6fd: April and May delivery
. 45-64d, also 44-64d; May and June delivery
5 45-eid, also 4s-6id; June and July delivery
goo p. m.-sales or the day included 1900
bales of American.
American middling SID.
Eutures-Amerlcan middling low middIing
clause, November S 43-6ad, sellers: November
and december 41-6id. sellers; December and
January 5l0-64d, buyers; January and February
delivery 4o-54d, buyers; February and March
4l-54d, sellers; March and April delivery
41-6Id, buyers; April and May delivery 43-6id,
sellers; May and June delivery 45-64d, sellers;
June and July delivery 46-64d, buyers. Market
steady
4:O0p. mixtures: American middliag, low
middling clause, November delivery 55-64d.
sellers; November and December 5 S9-jd,
value; December and January 1854, sellers;
airy and March 5 39-64d, value; March and
April 4064d, sellers; April and May delivery
4l-64d. buyers; May and June 43-64d, sellers;
June and July 45-6id, sellers. The market
closed easy.
MANCHESTER. Nov 6.-The Guardian says:
The market is strong, with cheerful feeling
Actual business is not large, there being but
few urgens wants. The iirlnness of the market
yesterday was a busy day. The yarn depart
ments were most active. Few China orders
were executed, partly because merchants have
already bought freely and partly because of
the receipt of discouraging kilograms from
Shanghai, where there is great tghtness of
money, 70 per cent. per annum being the rate
paid for short loans. Moderate orders were
executed for India at Fridays best prices. The
demand for minor foreign and home markets
was fair. Buyers of yarn have abandoned the
expectation OF lower rates. and the tendency
now is to look for the steadiness of the market.
The practicable export demand is small. Cloth
is strong and full prices are obtainable. Sellers
of India plain and fancy goods progress fairly.
Manufacturers of the best printing cloths
secure full prices for small quantities. Common
Is dull at hardening prices. Heavy cloths are
quiet with steady demand"
NEW YoRK, Nov. 6, noon.-Cotton opened
quiet; middling uplands 10Ac; mIddling Or
leans l016c; sales to-day 1913 bales.
Futures-The market opened steady, with
sales as follows November delivery 10 09c;
December delivery 10 16c; January delivery
10 15c: February delivery 10 23c; March delivery
10 soc; April delivery 10 36c
800 p m.-Cotton closed firm; middling up
lands l0Ac middlmg Orleans 1016c; sales to-
day 267 bales: also last week not before re-
ported 1917 bales for spinnerS and ,053 for ex-
port; net receipts sos bales, gross 1855
Futures-Market closed easy, with sales of
1i6,60O bales as follows: November delivery
10 90 11O O4c, December delivery 10 0S310 09c,
January delivery IL 0S610 09c, February de-
livery 10 1910 i7c, arcn delivery 10 24Di 10 25c,
Al ril delivery 10 32010 33c. May delivery 10 400
@10 41c, June delivery 10 4S01 10 49c, July de-
livery 10 5401O SIC, August delivery 10 500
10 60c.
GALVESTON, Nov. 6.-Cotton firm; midiling
916c; net receipts 1886 bales, gross 2,935;
sales /, 100 bales; stock 96,2OS bales.
NORFOLK, Nov. 6.-Cotton steady; middling
15-16c; net receipts 4,264 bales, gross 4,264;
sales 2,079 bales; stock II ,72l bales EXPORTS to
Great Britain 20 bales, coastwise ,439. =
BALTIMORE, Nov. Cotton nominal; middling
101sc; net receipts 5S bales, gross 3,O42 sales
200 bales, all to spinners; STOCK 7,l36 bales; ex-
ports, coastwise 400 bales
Bos rom Nov. Cotton quiet; mIddling
10ss01016c; net receipts 452 bales, gross 1873;
sales none; stock none.
WILMINGTON, Nov. Cotton firm; middling
1876; net receipts 1,525 bales, gross 1895;
sales none; STOCK 15,S16 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Cotton quiet mid
ding 1016c; net receipts lo0 bales gross 1oo;
sales none; stock 1891 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 6.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 11-16c; net receipts 1901 bales, gross
1904 sales 5000 bales; stock 217 742 bales; ex-
ports, to Great Britain 5,O1S bales, coastwise
6,883.
Futures The market closed steady, with
sales of 1920 bales, as follows: November de-
livery 53c, December soc, January &c, Feb
ruary &C. March 73c, April Sic, May Sc,
June Csc, July 10 03c, August 10 02c.
MOBILE, Nov. 6.-Cotton dull; middlipg
CSC; net receipts ,767 bales. gross 1867; safes
500 bales; stock 1892 bales; exports, coast
MEMPHIS, Nov. 6.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 95sc; receipts 5,65S bales; shipments ,155
bales; sales 400 bales; stock 70,056 bales
AUGUSTA Nov. Cotton firm; Iniddling
916@95sc; rec ,ipts 1858 bales; shipments ,262
bales; sales 1888 bales; stock 4, 173 bales.
CHARLESTON, Nov. Cotton steady; midiling
934c; receipts 3, 05 bales, gross 3,505; sales
$50 bales stock AZ, 79S bales.
ATLANTA, Nov. 6.-Cotton quiet; middling
Q 7-16c; receipts 1914 bales.
NEW YORK, Nov. g. consolidated net receipts
at all cotton ports to-day were 1858 bales;
exports TO Great britain 1906 bales, to the
continent 2 239. to Fran ;e 1910 bales; stock at
all American porSs Ga, 1872 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES,, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6. noon.-wheat steady; de-
mand fallen off, holders offer moderately. Corn
easy; demand poor.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6, noon.-Flour firm and
and stronger. Pork quiet and easy at Si10
II 60. Lard dull but steady at So So Freights
steady.
500 p. m.-F1our, Southern closed quiet.
Wheat, spot firmer and in moderate demand,
chiefly for export; No. . red S314@Q8334c in
elevator; options dull, irregular and NC up,
closing steady with short covering; No red,
November delivery SS4c; December delivery
S934c. Corn firm but quiet; No. Q, 4115D415sc
in elevator; options quiet and firmer-No-
vember delivery 4195c, December delivery 42l4c.
January delivery 4l1s, May delivery 42c. Oats
dull-November delivery 2614c, December deiv-
cry 265Sc, January delivery &c, May delivery
csc; No. 2 spot 26A@26Ac; mixed Western "a
@2116c Hops quiet and steady. Coffee
options closed barely steady, 5000 points down
and quiet; November delivery ID 35c, December
IA 45G114 zoe, May delivery IA 60014 SOC; spot
Rio easy and quiet, t9c for fair cargoas. Sugar,
raw weak and dull; fair refining 425c; centrifu
gals, $50 test 59sc; refined quiet. Molasses-
Foreign nominal; New Orleans open kettle, good
to fancy, quiet. Petroleum firm and quiet;
crude. in bbs, Parker's, 81 TO-; refined, here and
Philadelphia and Baltimore 81 35. Cotton seed
oil weak at 30c for crude and 36D27c for yellow.
Pork closed quiet and easy; mess, inspected
Sl1 25@11 SO. Beef quiet. Beef hams strong
Tierced beef quiet. Cut meats slow; picked
bellies, 10 pounds. 65sc; picked hams 914Q9azc;
picked shoulders 414@4ssc. Middles steady;
short clears S. 65. Lard depressed and quiet;
western steam So DO, city Sc 05; options slow
November delivery SO 20, December delivery
cd asked.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-The speculative trade in
wheat was credited to local operators. There
was no foreign news to affect the course of the
market, and local influences were the CONTROL
ing power. The opening was 15lGAc higher
advanced NC more, then declined 3k01sc, ad-
vanced 1R0Ac, and closed nc higher for De-
cember and Nc higher for May than last Mon
day Corn ruled quiet the greater part of the
session, trading being mainly local and fiuctua-
tions narrow. The market opened at about
Mondays closing prices. changed but little, and
closed shade better than Monday. Oats were
steadier but the business was light and no i'm
portant features developed. Prices were A01
&c higher, but later weaker feeling prevailed
and the advance was lost. Mess pork was
traded in moderately. The early feeling was
a,S.-rx Z nj