The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-11
THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II. 1890.

WILxNeroS, Nov. i0.-Cotton dull and nomi-
ne.. mi1ainS sAcs net receipts l,s00 bales
sross l, wv sales - bales; stock 1s.452 bales;
exports. 70 Great Britain = bales TO me CONT
nent o.oss bales, coastwiSe 1879.
-, faILADELPEzIA. Nov. l0.-Cotton quiet: mid
ulng ssFc; net receipts Ice bales, gross 1872;
stock 4.9i7 bales
NkW ORLEANS. Nov. i0-Cotton irregular and
eaSy; niddhng s3sc; net receipts 1851 bales
gross l4siSs sales 700 bales; stock so $50 bales
exports. coastwise ,sl2 bales.
~. tSedres-rne market closed barely STEADY.
Win sales OF 1880 bales as follows: No
vemoe- delivery eoc. December delivery O4c,
January delivery loo, February delivery g lie
aarch delivery Csc, April delivery sc, May
3 &c. August delivery soc.
MoB1Ls, Nov l0-Cotton easy; middling
l-loc: net receipts 76s bales gross 4 76s:
sales 500 bales; stock q 2sl bales exports coast
wise i,246 bales
MEMPHIS. Nov. 10.-Cotton Quiet and easy:
middling sssc; receipts Il. 100 bales; shipments
$500 bales; Soles S. 1872 bales: SOCK 81 1853 bales
AUGUSTA, Nov 1o,-Cotton quiet; midddng
3 5-loc; receiots 1881 bales; sh pments 1879
bales; sales l,29S bales; STOCK g ,252 bales
CHARLESTON, Nov. l0--Cotton steady; md
dlng . 7-i6c; net receipts 5,49s bales gross
5,4sS: sales /, 100 bales; stock 81 730 bales
NEW YORK, Nov. 10-Consolidated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports to-day 56.112 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 1884 bales. TO the
continent - bales. to France 400; stock at
all American ports $50, 923 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NV YoRK, Nov. 10, noon. - Flour quiet an d
steady. Wheat quiet and weak Corn duh and
nrmer. Pork dull aud steady at fl1 $50
u So Lard dull and easy at S. 25 Freighfs
firm
500 p. m. - Flour. southern, dull and
heavy; common TO fair extra SO 6504 10;
good TO choice extra 81 15G15 IS; superfine
So 1904 90. Wheat lower. closing steadier;
moderate business; No. red, 81 O3skf7 OS16; op-
tons declined 1}49lSsc on tight money, but re-
delivery 81 0SJs;. December delivery 81 0i,s; Jan
uary delivery 81 05ss; MAY delivery 81 0S1s.
Corn stronger and moderately active; No. 2,
94s95slSc; options advanced 9s9lsc and firm
December delivery oOe; January delivery c;
May delivery sic. Oats dull. closing heavier;
options frmer and dull; November de-
livery 4s5sc; December delivery 49hc;
4Ss4c; mixed western 461s oslo. Hops dull and
steady; new 4304sc; state, common to
choice, 36046c. Coffee options closed
steadisr and quiet November dey.
January delivery 16 2O@16 %; May delivery
Is 2S@l5 45; spot Rio quiet and steady; far
cargoes 1870; No. 1Sc. Sugar-raw dull
and nominal; fair refining 5 5-16c: centrifu-
extra c 5 l-l6@5 7-16c. white extra C 9-l6
o. 1l-l6c, yellow 5A05@c; off A 59-1o
05Ac, mould A Bloc, standard 6s-16c,
ll-15c, powdered 6lsc, graduated SIC. cubes
SIC. Molasses-Foreign nominal; New Orleans
steady; common to fancy 3S05Oc: Petroleum
easy and quiet; crude in barrels. Parkers,
dull; crude CSC bid; yellow 38c034c, Potatoes
Prime fairly active Wool dull and firm;
domestic fleece a4039c; pulled 27034c;
s TssaS 8gS es ans a quiet es apa
prime $40 5Q@I1 90. Beef duh but
steady; family SO 5000 so; plate 81 O00s so.
Eeef; hams, weak and dull at s,2 OO@ts 50.
but arm; city extra. India mess s14 OO@
Is 90 Cut meats quiet and steady; picked
bellies. 51s@61Bc; picked shoulders sac;
bans $4,000. Middes duh, easy; snort clear
SO 27bs; city steam S. 90; options. November
delivery SIS IS bid; December delivery So 81 bid
January delivery IS so; February delivery
S. 81; March delivery S6 n; May delivery 81 Il.
grain 216d asked.
CHICAGO. Nov. 10.-In wheat there was only
moderate trading and the market was some
what unsettled and nervous, the monetary situ-
alton and Wall street having considerable effect
at present. A large increase in the visible sup
ply was another weakening feature, as well as
the increase in the private elevators in the
Northwest. The opening was weak and 1@111kc
lower, influenced by a break in stocks East.
Later it became steady. advanced 1880, assisted
by little more reassuring news from the East
and closed &c lower for December, sc for May
than the closing figures Saturday. In corn
1tCIO was a ldlI dEuC, pTluCiDduy lOCdls duu
the feeling was a little unsettled, the changes
being frequent within 34c range. The opening
was easy, first trades being 1A114c lower. Ship
pers were free sellers. The demand improves
and prices were forced up 34c. but did not hold
reaction of SIC following. The market Their
ruled steady and closed AQ18c lower than Sat
urday. Oats were moderately active, unsettled
and sympathised with other cereals. May
opened ssc lower, but on buying by severa
large houses advanced $sO6c. Prices then re-
ceded to previousiusde figures, closing slightly
above the bottom of the day. Pork was active
and considerably unsettled. opening at Satur
days figures, but the inquiry was sufficient t.
ment there was more pressure to SELL and prices
gradually receded 25dL2716c. Toward the clost
the feeling was steadier and rallied 5Q7Ixc, but
trading was limited and the market closed quiet
Lard was quite active, opening at Saturdays
figures, the inquiry being active. Prices ad
vanced 7I5010c- Later the feeling was easel
again, with fair offerings. Prices setSled bach
2I9Q1bc, the market closing quiet. Short rit
sizes we're active and prices fiuctuated more
than usual, opening at 2l6c decline. The demand
was brisk and prices rapidly advanced 0G112IbC
but later settled back 711010c. Near the close
feeling was steadier and the market closed al
medium figures
Cash ouotations we're as follows: Flour quiet
and easy aud slightly lower. Wheat-No.
spring $780, No. 2 red 9556c. Corn-No. g
523Sc. Oats-No. 2, 43c Mess pork 80 rs. Lard
per 100 lbs, So 10. Short rio sides, loose. IS 90
Dry set shoulders, boxes, s. 50015 621s. Short
clear sides, boxed, S. 1905 IS. Whisky at
TAadincr futuras ranced nc follows.