The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-23

; 800, sellers; Nare4 AMI April delivery
80 ~ s. .er>: Anril nd Nav delivery S7-iii
ssilers; May and June delivery 3S-j4d sellers;
easy.
The weekly cotton statistics are as follows:
Total sales s. 900 hales-American IS 900 bales:
trade taSlngs, includiE forwarded from shiDs'
side 5000 bales; actual export 700 bales.
%uJ p m--FutureS; American lnitdn z, 'Ow
,hiddIns clause, Nove nber livery 39-6fi
buyers; November and December 36-64d,
sellers; December and January 5 81 sid, sellers;
January and February 35-f4d, sellers; tebul-
airy ami March S5-6ld sellers; March ami
April So-64d buyers; April aud Nay delivery
81 SD. sellers; May AMI June SS-5ld sellers;
June and July 4O-6ld, sellers. Market closed
quiet
New YoRk. Nov. 81, noon.-Cotton opened
quiet and firm; mddlng unlands lOI4c: md
ding orleans l0lsc; sales 9S bales
FutureS-The market ouened easy with sales
as follows: November delivery 10 O6c; Decem
Der delivery 10 Oic; January delivery 10 OBJ;
April 10 gle.
scoop. m.-Cotton closed quiet but firm; mid
ding uplands l0l4c low middling 934c good
ordinary l3-l6c sales to-day 1872 bales, all TO
spmners; net receipts ,223 bales. gross SS75
bales; exports, to the continent sal bales; for
warded 1880 bales; stock los. 40 bales
Futures Market closed steady; sales $500
bales, as follows: November delivery, 10 O6R
10 07c, December delivery 10 O4Gl0 &c. Jan
uary delivery 10 03D1O Ole, February delivery
10 OS0lO O9c, March delivery 10 14310 l5c, A ri
delivery 10 2O0lO PIC. May delivery 10 20
~ 2Sc, June delivery 10 34010 SIC, July
delivery 10 5000 4Oc, August delivery 10 $50
10 dc, september delivery 10 02al0 03c.
The Suns cotton review says: Futures
opened easier and sold 4G15 points lower. Again
Liverpool disappointed the bulls badly. Her
spot market was notably dull. Receipts at our
ports rather exceeded estimates, but the in-
terror movement fell off and partial recovery
took place on demand to cover and the close
was steady. 1t was very narrow market,
affected by small influences. Cotton on spot
was quiet"
Weekly net receipts at New York 1852
bales, gross 51,121; exports, to Great Britain
4,T3 bales, to France l,630, to the continent
1881; forwarded 2Lll3 bales; sales ITO bales,
to spinners 40 bales.
GALVESTON, Nov. 22.-Cotton steady; middling
o 1l-16c.
NORFOLK, Nov. 2!.-Cotton easy; middling
o l3-l6c.
BALTIMORE, Nov. % Cotton nominal middling
101sc.
BosroN, Nov. 22.-Cotton quiet; middlIng
109sc
WILMINGroS, Nov. 2a.-Holiday.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 22.-CoJton firm; middling
10Jec.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 22.-Cotton easy: mid
ding 9s6c.
Futures The market closed steady, with
sales of $500 bales, as follows; November
delivery SIC December Q DC January Q Bic
February ssc, March &c, April 8 zoe, May
8 7Sc, June soc, July &c August 9 9lc.
MOBILE, Nov 22.-Cotton firm; middling 99sc
MEMPHIS, Nov 22.-Cotton firm; middhng
1l-l6c.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 22-Cotton quiet and easy;
middling 9-16Q936c.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 22.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 13-l6c.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 22.-Cotton firm; middling
9Ac.
Macon-Not received.
COLUMBUS, Nov 22.-Cotton dull; middling
916c.
NASHVILLE, Nov 2s-Cotton quiet; middling
SELMA, Nov. 22.-Cotton steady; middling
916c.
ROME. Nov 22-Cotton steady: middling
0 9-l6c.
NEW YORK, Nov 22-Consoli ated net receipts
at all cotton ports to-day were 81 49, bales;
exports, 10 Great Britain 1891 bales, to the
continent 1S,SO9 bales, to France 5; stock at
all American por,s 7Oi,6Sl bales.
Weekly consolidated net receipts 293 OPS bales;
exports to Great Britain 700, jii bales, to France
9,913 bales, TO the continent 1879 81! bales Total
net receipts since Sept 1, 1889, 2,SO3,419 bales;
EXPORTS to Great Britain 1851, 1873 bales, to
France 211 ,O9S, to the continent $50, J62 bales
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. -, noon.-Whcat firm; de-
mand improving; holders offer moderately;
ceipts Of wheat for the past three days were
1900 centals, of which 5000 were American.
Corn firm; demand fair; receipts Of American
corn for the past three days were 4, 100 centas.
Weather sea lonable.
New YORK, Nov %. noon.--Flour quiet but
steady. Wheat dull and lower. Corn quiet but
steady. Pork quiet and firm at S11 00GD11 90.
Lard quiet but steady at Sc 57t5. Freights
steady.
$500 p. m.-wheat dull, sc lower and weak;
No. red SS41S414c in elevator; options
moderately active but 9401c lower and heavy;
No, red, November delivery s3]6c, December
delivery 1890, January delivery S5IAc May de-
livery S9szc Corn weak AMI AQlssc lower;
demand active chiefly for export; No. ,, mixed
41A0411sc in elevator; options dull, 4GDHkc
lower and weak November delivery 41sfc, De-
cember delivery 411sc. January delivery 4i5sc.
May delivery 4l9sc. Oats dull and weaker; OPP
tions less active but weaker-November delivery
livery CSC, May delivery 2s96c; No. spot
2SA026Ac, mixed western H029,sc. Hops
quiet and steady. Coffee--options opened
steady, 5GD15 points up and closed steady
irregular cables and quiet; November delivery
Is s0Ol5 S5c, December delivery Is 7OD15 s5c;
January delivery 10 s0Wl5 9Oc; February de-
livery is 8O0i5 90c, March delivery Is 500
Is Csc, May delivery 10 S50l6 0Jc; spot Rio
about steady; fair cargoeS i9Hc: No. Z at
TAc. Sugar, raw closed firm and higher
fair refining sc; centrifugals, $50 test. 51sc
refined in demand and firm. Molasses-For
eign nominal; New Orleans steady; open KETTLE
good to fancy, 4OGD4Sc, as to quality. Petro-
leum quiet and steady; refined, here So 49,
Cotton seed oil steady for crude and yellow
Wool firm; domestic fleece 32G39c, pulled $50
4lc Texas l402Sc Pork strong and active
Beef steady Beef hams quiet. Tierced beef
slow. Cut meats steady. Middes strong: short
clear 81 TO- lard easier and quiet; western
steam 80 DO, city 81 10; optonS-NoVemDer de-
livery 81 80 asked, December delivery 81 80 bid,
May delivery So % asked. Freights firm; cot
ton, per steam 7-32d, grain AID.
CHICAGO. Nov. 22.-Wheat was more active
and there was considerable liquidation of long
wheat, opening about 4sGDhc lower for De-
cember and Lc lower for May, and later de
clined 76GD1c more for the former and nc more
for the latter future, closing l14c iower for De-
cember and nc lower for May than the closing
figures of yesterday. 1t was cla cd that the
decline was partially bucket shop raid to
force out lot of long wheat held by their
customers on small margins. The increased
movement and reaction in wheat created an
easier feeling in corn, and transactions were at
slightly lower prices, though no material de-
cline was recorded. There was considerable
pressure to sell oats, but demand of con
sequence except from one large local operator,
who bought May every time the price declined
Near futures were slow and 1sc lower. Mess
pork ruled 5GD716c lower early, but rallied 100
1215c and closed steady. The feeling in lard
was easier, and prices ruled 219015c lower. In
short ribs the feeling was comparatively
steady, and prices were without material
change.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
dull and unchanged. Wheat-No. spring
7914c; No. 2 red 794c. Corn-ko. 2, 321sc.
Oats-No. q 20@20fc. Mess pork at So rs.
ard at So 12lh Snort rib sides, loose, g. 600
So Dry sailed shoulders, boxed 81 3711Qt
So Short clear sides, boxed, quiet. Whisky
at 81 OF.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest Closing
Dec delivery. S0i& s036 19N
Ian delivery, SO56 81 sOT