The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-20

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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 10, -Cotton-Business
l lnoqerats at easier prices; American middling
514d; sales 5000 bales-American :. 100 bales:
speculation aud export 1000 bales: recainfs
SG.OOo oales-American 10 500
rltures-Ane1can m q hug low middIng
claqSe, November delivery 664d; November
december and January delivery Sad; Jan
uary and February delivery ll-64d also
. l2-o4d; February and March delivery 5 1856.
April and May delivery 2O-6ld. also 1891
also O64d; May and June delivery 22-64d
also 2l-64d; June and July delivery 5 25-64d
also 2i64d Futures depressed
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearin1s
bales old - wv
800 D. m Futures: American mi idling. low
mlddling ella Use, November delivery s sod
buyers; November and December S S-Sad
buyers; December and January delivery 7-64d'
buyers; January and February delivery
il-64d' buyers; February and March delivery
, d4o4d. buyers; March and April delivery
l7-64d, buyers; April and May delivery
. lsb4d, buyers; May and June delivery 22-64d,
value; June and July delivery 24-64d, buyers
Futures closed firm.
MANCHESTER, Nov 19-The Guardians re-
view of yesterdays market says: There was
nttle alteration in the state of business, aud
tnere were no signs of betterment. The de-
mand appears to have narrowed to the smallest
possible limits. Buyers were cautious mainly
on account OF the financial crisis. Much for
elgn business has hitherto been done through
Barring Bros. & Co, and brief suspension is in
eVltaole. Still, sellers regard the situation
with composure, and are patiently watching
the course OF events They are supported by
the fact that much of the production is we'll un-
der contract There was little pressure to SELL
but the market was well able to bear the
strain. Prices were generally steady. There
was little yielding. Yarns were duh There
were inquiries for export yarns, but the tight
ness of money, high rates of discount, and the
steadiness OF the market prevented the execu-
tlon OF any except the most pressing orders.
CLOTH was irregular. Best shirtings and
heavier goods for Eastern markets were fairly
STEADY. Commoner grades were weaker
Printers were exceedingly duh. Heavy goods
light"
New YORK, Nov. 10. noon.-Cotton opened
quiet; mlddling uplands 9l4c; middling Orleans
1850; sales l47 bales
Futures-The market opened steady, with
sales as follows: November delivery 00c; De-
cember delivery 10c; January delivery 9 &c;
February delivery 9 32c; March delivery Ale;
April delivery Sic
500 p. Motion closed quiet; middling
uplands 9bsc; middling Orleans 1916; net
A~SSARNo "OuhJ oNA pdiCss StOnb tsoOO, stlcc 10
day l54 bales.
Futures-Market closed firm, with sales OF
900 bales, as follows: November delivery
9 1l09 l2c; December delivery 17,d9 lsc;
January delivery Q 31ds9 32c; February delivery
9 4l09 42c; March delivery 5009 Sic; April
delivery 2 590g 60c; May delivery 9 6SQ9 SOC;
June delivery U09 iSc, July delivery $50
Sc, August delivery 500 90c-
The Suns cotton review says: Futures
opened at 10 points decline, closing firm at 213
points decline on near months, and partially 1
POINT advance on late months from yesterday S
closing prices. The early decline was due not
only to the sharp break that took place in
Liverpool, but to a renewal of disturbing finan-
clal news from London, where the Bank of
England was making some difficulty respecting
the acceptances of Barring Bros. When Novem-
Der options sold at &c there was great cheering
from the bears, as this price won for them
many wagerS; but there was a quick rally,
aided by partial recovery at Liverpool Late
IN the day the market became quite buoyant,
owing to small receipts at the ports and a gen
eral improvement in the financial situation.
which not only led to fresh buying to cover, but
some going long for a rise. Spot cotton was 1kc
lower and dull"
GALVESTON, Nov. 19.-Cotton weak; middline
9ssc; net receipts 3,795 bales. gross 3,795
sales 1871 bales; stock 81, 200 bales; exports, tc
France $3.50 bales to spinners 3.
NoRFoLK, Nov. 19.-Cotton nominal; middlins
91sc; net receipts IA bales, gross 3,744; salei
a41 bales; stock 36 43S bales; EXPORTS coastwise
| ia bales to France 4 400.
| ding 915c; net receipts 10 bales, gross !, 421
sales - bales: stock 6,769 bales; exports K
| the continent 305 bales, coastwise 500
BOSTON, Nov. 19.-Cotton weak but in fair de
maud; middling 95Sc: net recsipts 1883 bales
gross 487; sales none; stock - bales; export,
to Great Britain so bales.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 19.-Cotton dull ant
lower to sell; middling &c; net receipts Las
bales, gross 1,451; sales = bales; stock II, 5T
bales; exports, coastwiss AIS bales
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 19.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 10c; net receipts 15s bales, gross l5s
New ORLEANS. Nov. 1a.-Cotton openeC
lower; closed steadier; middiing 0 1-16c; ne
receipts $3.50 bales, gross ais; sales 5000 bales
STOCK oSd 1913 7os bales exports, to Great Britain
Futures-Tne market closed steady, will
sales of $500 bales as follows: Novem
Der delivery s &C., December delivery s SIC
March delivery Q &c, April delivery 25c, May
delivery 9 33c, June delivery 9 Ale, July delivery
Q 49c, August delivery 9 SIC.
MOBILE, Nov. 19.-Cotton easy; middline
9 3-16c; net receipts ,454 bales, gross 1,454
sales 900 bales; stock 25,270 bales; exports
coastwse ,141 bales.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 19.-Cotton easy; middIine
9 1-6c; receipts Abs bales; shipments 81 bales
sales 4. 800 bales STOCK 104, 67e bales.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 19-Cotton irregular and
unsettled; buyers 1s014c lower; middling 9Ac
receipts 1.9E bales; shipments rs bales; sales
g. 400 bales STOCK IS, 029 bales.
ding 934c; net receipts 1,;7l bales gross 1,171
sales = bales; stock 42,74 bales; exports
to Great Britain 6.555 bales, TO the continent
1891.
ATLANTA, Nov. 19.-Cotuon quiet; middline
&c; receipts COZ bales.
New YORK, Nov. demonstrated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports to-day 30,3.7 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 1884 bales, TO the
continent 49, 40S bales, TO France 81 450 stock at
all American ports 60i,741 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10, noon Flour dull and
heavy Wheat active and steady. Corn
S11 0001200. Lard dull and easy at Sc 10.
Freghts firm.
500 p. m.-Flour, southern, dull and weak.
Wheat unsettled. moder ately active. closing
firm; No 2 red, cash. 9S16Q9614c in elevator
options sold off early 1302c on weakness in
finances in London. advanced later 20121xc and
closed firm on better feeling; No red,
November delivery 9S1sc; December delivery
$3.50; January delivery 9S9Sc; February
delivery =; May delivery, 81 Oa. Corn
unsettled and lower but fairly active. closing
flrmer; No. 2. 56@562c in elevator; options
declined early 19sGi9kc on the financial
situation and recovered 11s0lA on better tone.
November delivery 563sc; December deliv-
cry 571sc; January delivery &C; May delivery
5S34c. Oats dull, unsettled and lower; options
quiet and irregular; November delivery 4534c;
December delivery 4614c; May delivery 1910;
No. . spot 45046Ac; mixed western 44045c.
Hops quiet but steady; new 5000; state, com;
mon to choice. 36@i6c. Coffee-options closed
December delivery 10 soGi6 95; January
delivery IS 9O@l6 Is; March delivery
Is co. Do q spot p Rio dull and steady; far