The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-09

ana IN good dem and; American rliddlng Sad.
S1 nss isosO pa s for speculation and ex1ert
1880 'N'0' n AMERICAN
slturesz Ameri can m ddlinx. low rniddl'nv
Ssuse, November delivery S 45-s4G5 As sd:
| November and De cenlb-r delivery Sod. also
%o@d; December and january delivery
5fSo$d; January e. I'd February delivery 4s-64d;
FEBRUARY aud MAJ Oh delivery 1904. also
April and NAY deli cry : sod. also S H.S4d:
NAY and June del livery 5 47-6id also 44-64d
rune and July delivery 4s-6id. Market
The weekly cotro, statistics are as follows.
Total sales 5000 b. les-American Sc, 900 bales;
trade takings, including forwarded from ships
slae 5000 bales; actual export 5000 bales:
| Total import 10000 bales-American 90. OO1;
Total stock 49,, 900 bales American 2aS 900
bales; total ahoat $4,000 bales - American
ep. m.-saies of the day 1900 bales. in
| GLIDING IL, 500 bales VI American
American middling 5S4d
,futares-Ameucan middling, low middllng
and December 42-64d sellers; December and
January 4s-o4d, sellerss ia 'uary aud February
esaysry Esd, ysluo; February and March
4s-sid, sellers; April aud May delivery 45-SId
sellers; May and June delivery 5 $3.50, buyers:
quiet
n.ddiing clause. November delivery z6-sld
| sellers; November and December 5 42-64d
| sellers; December aud January s42-64d sellers:
January and February 5 42-64d, sellers; rebru-
airy and March 1914, sellers; March and
Apr1l 4264d, buyers; April and May delivery
| 4464d. sellers; May and june 5 45-6id BUYERS;
June and July 47-oid, sellers. The market
| closed steady.
NEw York. Nov. 8, noon.-Cotton opened
quiet; middling uplands 104c; mlodlins Or
leans lOISc; sales to-day 1873 bales
Fu0ures-rhe market o,peRed steady. with
sales as follows: November delivery 10 lie;
| december delivery 10 lSc; January delivery
~ isc; February delivery 10 BIC; March delivery
| III o5c: April 10 4ic.
lands lo14c, low middling 9sEc good ordinary
l;-loc; sales to-day 261 bales, all to spinners
net receipts 67s bales, gross a.4lG bales; ex-
ports, 20 Great Britain 1854 bales, to the CONT
e4,6 "'N"
Futures-Market closed very steady; sales
il2.50 bales, as follows: November delivery
10 12G l3c, December delivery 10 ib0sI0 Ice
| January delivery 10 1910 19c, February de-
livery 10 Is 10 go March delivery 10 $40 10 85c
AMh delivery 10 4s01O 4sc, May delivery 10 SO
| Solo o1c, june delivery 10 510Dl0 5sc, July de-
| 10 &C W
The SUMS cotton review says: Futures
opened firmer on further improvement in the
| LvNpool market. while the scare about the
forthcoming report from the agricultural bu-
| reau was worked for all it was worth. Still
there were many who believed the position had
been discounted. Receipts at the interior towns
| were large, and at 40 points advance from re-
cent inside figures, many were inclined to real
ize profits. Under this influence the early ad-
vance Csaee was lost, but the close vas steady.
weekly net receipts at New York 1857
| bales, gross 53,041; exports, to Great Britain
$3.50 bales. to France 1,2l0, TO the continent
| TO spinners /, 492 bales
Weekly consolidated net receipts 295, e0s bales;
exports to Great Britain "a, 9A bales, to France
IL, $50 bales TO the continent ~ 857 bales Total
L hal
EXPORTS TO Great Britain S5l ,S56 bales to France
| f29lS, TO the continent 3iS, 492 bales.
Overland movement for the month of Octo-
Der III ,Ooo bales, to date 1852 bales; overland
movement for the month of October, 1883,
| 161, ay3 bales, TO date OSS8) 172, 1877 bales
GALVESTON, Nov s.-Cotton firm; midding
Q 1l-lBc.
NolFoLK, Nov. s.-Cotton firm; middling
915-l6c.
BALTIMORE, Nov. s.-Cotton nominal; middling
| 1910.
BOSTON. Nov s.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 103S q l01sc.
WMMrNGroN. Nov. s.-Cotton firm; middling
| 9zSc.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov s-Cotton firm; middIing
Nrw ORLEANS Nov. s.-Cotton firm; mid
| ding l1-l6c.
Futures The market closed steady, with
sales of 400 bales, as follows: November
delivery Coo, December csc, January 8 roc,
| February 7Cc, March SIC, April o Doc, May
csc. june, 10 o5c, July 10 12c, August :Ollc.
1
MEMPHIs, Nov. s.-Cotton steady; middng
9ll-16c.
AUGUSTA, Nov. s.--Cotton firm; middling
95fc.
CHARLESTON Nov. s.-Cotton firm; middling
13l6c.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. s.-Cotton firm: middIIng
I97-1tc.
Macon-Not received.
COLUMBUS, Nov. s.-Cotton steady; middling
9t6c.
NASHVILLE, Nov. S-Cotton quiet; middling
915c.
SELMA, Nov 8.-Cotton steady; middling CSC.
ROME, Nov S.-Cotton steady; middling
9ssc
ATLANTA, Nov Section closed at 9lfc for
midding.
New DIRK, Nov. Accumulated net receipts
at all cotton ports to-day were 1882 bales;
lexports, to Great Britain 81 1851 bales, to the
1 continent 6,47i bales; stock at all American
pors 6J5, 2S9 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
| LIVERPOOL. Nov. 8, noon.-Wheat quiet; de-
| mapd poor; holders offer freely; receipts of
| wheat for the past three days amounted to
| 1868 600 centals, of which 1900 we're American.
| Corn easy; demand poor; receipts Of American
| corn the past three days were SO, 100 centals.
| Weather close and cloudy.
NEW YORK, Nov. 8. noon.-Flour quiet but
l steady. Wheat quiet but firm. Corn quiet but
/ steady. Pork active and unchanged. Lard
| dull and weak at S6 40. Freights easy
500 .. m.-Flour, Southern quiet but steady.
Wheat irregular and dull; No. . red Ss14GDs3Ac
| in elevator; options dull and Nc up; No. 2 red
| November delivery 83Ac; December delivery
| 6s1kc; January delivery s514c; May delivery
| Sg3fc. Corn quiet and weaker No. 2, 41tsQt42c
| ia elevator; options dull M0Ac lower and
| weak-November delivery 41ssc, December de-
| livery 42c, January delivery 4l5sc, May delivery
| 4k@c. Oats moderately active, 40Kc up and
| firm; options firner and fairly actiye-Novem-
| bsr delivery 263zc, December delivery &c, jan
uary delivery 274c, May delivery CSC. Hops
steady and quiet. Coffee-options closed firm
| 1btk30 points up, higher cables, dull; November
| delivery Ia 80 ola zoe; December delivery Ia IS
ola 16c January delivery IA 80Q114 Soc, May
| delivery ID 6oGDl4 85c; Rio, fair cargoes l9Nc
Sugar raw firm; refined firm ADD in moderate
| demand Molasses-Foreign nominal; New
| Orleans quiet Petroleum firm and higher;
refined, here. 81 so. Cotton seed oil quiet for
for crude and yellow. Wool steady and In fair
dem and; domestic fleece 29Q1 39c, pulled 804lc,
Texas l40D2sc. Pork easy and moderately
active; mess, inspected S11 00D11 rs; unin-
spected $40 rs; extra prime 50 5000 IS. Beef
quiet. Beef hams firm. Tierced beef quiet.
| Cut meats quiet; picked bellies, 61fc picked
hams 9193lc; picked shoulders 4Al14sfc.
Middles slow. Lard firmer but quiet; western
steam SO 42lS, city SO %; optlons-Noyember
deliver Sc So asked, December delivery So 20.
Freights easier cotton 7-Sod: grain 4I6d
dun dragging OF trade In wheat
tiens again confined within narrow limits The
| influence was both favorable and unfavorable
European markets were dull but export clear
ances were heavy. On the other hand, the pro-
position before warehouse commissioners look
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