The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-03

80. A9Ek, NOV noon.-Cotton opened
ieaas ~ 9-l6c; sales TO-DAY 305 bales
s. rusures.M Market opened steady and closed
steaoy with sales as follows: November opened
a. 40 o0c and closed at 10 Csc; December opened
az ~ 09c and closed at 10 09c; January opened
a, az ~ use and closed at 10 o9c; February de-
nvery opened at 10 15c and closed at 10 16c;
Maech delivery opened at 10 23c and closed at
closed at 10 SIC.
500 p: m.-Cotton closed quiet; middIing up
lands 10 Bloc, mIddling Orleans 10 9-i6c; sales
To-Day SOo bales; net receipts ESQ bales, gross
tutures-Market closed steady, with sales Of
SI,sO bales, follows: November delivery
~ Oo1l 10 O6c, december delivery 10 09Q10 l0c,
January delivery - 03510 09c, February de-
livery lO is 110 l7c March delivery 10 "A p10 26c
April delivery 10 3l910 a2c, May delivery 10 400
GU 4lc, June delivery 10 47G1 10 4Sc. July de-
livery 10 52Ol0 SAC, August delivery 10 $40
The Suns cotton review says: ''This is
the market: Paper cotton is dearer here and
abroad; real cotton is cheaper here and abroad.
FUTURES were buoyant on reports of severe
weather at the south and advanced 50l0 points
distant options showing the most improvement,
inen came pause, and under sales 60 realize
there was a partial decline. Spot cotton was
l-lUc lower and dull"
GALvssroN, Nov 2-Cotton steady; middline
7-l6c; net receipts 9,l95 bales, gross 9.195;
sales 1859 bales; stock 80, 6S1 bales. !.
NORFOLK, Nov. 2.-Cotton firm; middling 93zc<
bales; stock q, 500 bales; exports, coastwise
1878 bales.
BALTIMORE, Nov 2.-Cotton nominal: middling
1016c; net receipts 1854 bales, gross 1854; sales
none; STOCK 4, 146 bales.
BosroN, Nov. 2.-Cotton quiet; middling l0N
0101sc net recsipts 131 bales, gross 1877; sales
none; stock none; exports, to Great Britain 9S3
bales.
WILMINGTON Nov. 2.-Cotton firm; middling
934c net receipts 1859 bales. gross 1859; sales
none; stock (corrected) 1l,339 bales.
PHLADELPHIA. Nov. action quiet; mid
ding l04c; nss receipts - bales, gross 81 {;
sales none; stock 4,0i5 bales
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 2.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 9-16c; net receipts IL, S95 bales, gross
IA, 445; sales &, 300 bales; stock 1S2,7N bales.
Total overland movement to mills for the
week ended Nov. /, including net movement to
mills, 1888 bales, against ,s0l last year;
total since Sept. !, 9,41 bales. against
l91.e92 last year; crop in sight 2,s92.s51 bales,
against 2,010,53 last year.
Futures Market closed very steady, with
sales of s., 900 bales as follows: November de-
livery 8 53c. December sec, January Gle, Feb
ruary 66c, March 73c, April SOC, May 9s7c
MOBILE, Nov. 2-Cotton firm; middlng
7-16c; net receipts 1858 bales. gross 1858;
sales 800 bales; stock 1888 bales; exports,
coastwise 1905 bales.
MEMPHIS. Nov. 2-Cotton steady; mid
ding 9l6c; receipts ,49S bales; shipments 1914
bales; sales 8, 100 bales; stock IS, 2S5 bales.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 2.-Cotton firm; lniddling
1909 bales; sales 1854 bales; stock 4,345 bales
CHARLESTON, Nov. 2.-Uotton firm; mid Ling
$3.50; net receipts 1906 bales, gross 1906; sales
$500 bales; STOCK 1881 bales.
ATLANTA. Nov. 2.-Cotton firm; middling
8 Bloc; receipts 4,561 bales.
New YORK, Nov. Accumulated net receipts
at all cotton porIs to-day were H,OS2 bales;
exports, to Great britain 8, los bales, to the
continent = bales; stock at ali American ports
535 873 bales
The total visible supply Of cotton for the
world Is 1000, C91 bales, of which 737, 091 bales
are American, against 1,6T,7s6 and 1,479,S 83
interior towns for the week 49,, $40 bales. Re
ceipts from plantations 1884, 0S bales. Crop in
sight 2. la, 1873.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2. noon.-wheat quiet de-
mand poor; holders offer moderately. Corn
easy; demand poor; new mixed western 4s SGD.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2, noon.-Flour dull but
easy. Wheat quiet and weak. Corn quiet
and frmer. Pork quiet and steady at S11 75@
u 25. Lard dull and weak at So 7006 rs
500 p. m.-Flour, Southern closed dull
and heavy. Wheat quiet, &c lower and weak !;
No. rod S2}4@eSc in elevator; options dull, ss
delivery seize; December delivery s334c; May
delivery S9l4c. Corn dull but frmer; No. Z,
4l11c In elevator; options dull but frmer-No-
yember delivery 41ssc. December delivery 42c,
tons firm and quiet-November delivery 252sc,
December delivery 26ssc, May delivery s75Sc;
No. 2 spot 254626c; mixed Western 2414@
271Rc Hops quiet and steady; State, new. 8M
13c; old, 7G11c. Coffee-options closed steady
to lO@so points up and quiet, with local
buying; November delivery IA 40014 soc, De-
cember IA 60014 7jc, May delivery IA roo
ID Sc; spot Rio nominally at 19c for fair car
goes Sugar, raw dull and weak; fair re-
filming 47sc; centrfugals 90 test, SIC; refined
closed quiet. Molasses-Foreign nominal New
Orleans quiet; open kettle, good to fancy, $50
or " and OF arAa sx4
bbls, at Parker's 81 20; refined, here. Philadel-
phia and Baltimore, 81 35. Cotton seed oil dull
at DOC for crude. Wool steady and quiet; do
nestle fleece as039c pulled 23@4lc, Texas 140
ESQ Pork closed easier; mess, inspected, 81 rs
ale. Beef closed firm. Beef hams strong.
rierced beef quiet; city extra India mess 313 90
per 100 pounds Cut meats weak; picked bel
lies, 70 pounds, csc; picked hams 9140934c;
picked shoulders 44c Middles dull Lard
easier and quiet; western steam SO GO, city
So 20; options-November delivery So %. De-
cember delivery So "a. Freights barely steady;
cotton. 15-64@Ad: grain, cd.
CHICAGO Nov. 2-Wheat ruled weak and
averaged lower than yesterday. A fair business
was transacted, but there was no decided ac-
ton to the market either one way or the other,
and after a decline of as0lsc the market held
fairly steady most of the day, and the closing
was about sc over for December and Aclower
for May than yesterday. There was nothing
new in outside influences, and the market was
governed by local speculation. The impression
was that parties who were buyers yesterday
were the principal sellers to-day, and shorts
covered moderately. The market really was
without special feature. Receipts in the north
west continue large. Five loads were reported
taken for export at New York to-day and three
and half boat loads at Baltimore. European
advices quoted dull markets. Domestic mar
kets were weaker, though Minneapolis held up
steadily at the start. 1t was estimated that the
visible supply would show an increase of about
$50, 900 bushels. and may go above these
figures. Corn ruled quiet greater part of the
session, less interest being manifested than for
several days past. Fluctuations were limited
to 1SiD14c range. and trading was mainly of
a local character. The feeling prevailing was,
on the whole, firm. The market opened at yes
terday's closing prices, was firm, changed but
little, and closed the same as yesterday. Oats
experienced moderate business and steady
feeling prevailed. May received the most at
changing trades from January to May at 2I6c
difference. In mess pork trading was quite &C
tive, with the bulk Of business in November and
January deliveries. The fact that the supply
on hand Is nearly five times as large as that re-
ported on hand year ago. and that the manu-
facture for October was equal to about t6 per
cent of the total of last season, had depresS-
ing effect. Prices declined 20@271sc on Novem-
Der and year deliveries and 7G10c on January,
but rallied slightly and closed steady In lard
only a moderate business was transacted.
closed steady. Ribs were little more active.
The feeling was stronger for November delivery
and prices were advanced 10912lhc. January
and February deliveries were easier at 21905
decline.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
quiet and unchanged Wheat-No. 2spring 751&
G75ssc; No. 2 red 1850. Corn-No. 2, 325sc.