The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-18
THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IS. 1890

Il raILADELPHIA. Nov f.-Cotton steady; mid
aling loc; net receipts 10 bales, gross 1s: stock
7,020 bales - 3~-
hEw ORLEANS. Nov. i7.-Cotton irregular and
unsettled; middling ellc; net receipts 1854
D pa gross 1859; sales 100 bales; stock
l.s is osles; exports, TO Great Britain 10 2S2
49, 80. 20 france r 5,4SS coastwise ,O54.
SSaes OF 4<,oO0 bales as follows: Novenl-
Der oeuVery C, December delivery O4c
M nurArS delivery lsc February delivery 2ic.
iaarcn delivery 2sc April delivery SIC May
delivery 45c. June delivery SIC. july delivery
. 60c. August delivery CSC
MOBILE, Nov H.-Cotton easy; uoiddling
3-loc; net receipts 4,0S9 bales. gross 4.Oss;
coastwiSe 1909 bales 49,
MEMPHIS, Nov. l7.-Cotton quiet but steady:
mlddling 5-1ec; receipts Il. sos bales; shipments
30 bales; sales 5000 bales; STOCK IOI,OO7
AUGUSTA, Nov. 17.-Cotton quiet; middline
g14Ggs 5-l6c; receipts .75S bales shipments az
Dates sales l. SS4 bales; STOCK 80. rs bales.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 17.-Cotton firm; MD
ding St4c; net receipts 4 339 bales gross .33l:
sales 1900 bales; stock 5S 22S bales; exports
70 s treat Britain 5,234 bales. 70 the continent
ATLANTA, Nov l7.-Cotuon easy: middling
914c; receipts 1874 bales
NEW YORK, Nov. demonstrated net re-
receipts at ali cotton ports to-day 46 SIS bales;
exports, to Great Britain 4S, 267 bales. to the
continent o. 1874 bales, TO France 7.Ols; stock az
al American ports sos. 4S4 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK, Nov. Il, noon. - Flour dull aud
weak Wheat active but feverish. Corn
quiet and strong. Pork quiet but steady AT
Sl1 25112 50. Lard quiet and easy az Sc 22l1,
Freights strong
500 D. m.-Flour, southern. dull, unsettled;
common to fair extra 50 5003 90; good to
choice extra 81 OO615 so; superfine. So 40a4 90
wheat l8214c higher and more active, closing
easy; No. red cash. 81 O0s6c in elevator
eptons feverish but the drift higher. closing
9s1l19 over Saturday on improved financial
news and freer export demand; No. red.
November delivery 81 00ss; December delivery
81 OBS; January delivery 81 0aIS; February
aehvery -; May delivery 81 05s4- Corn
ngher. unsettled and quiet, closing steady;
no. :. 57405S14c in elevator; options l0l1ec
higher and strong on increasing speculation
through better money position and light receipts,
november delivery 57Ac; December deliv-
59ssc Oats moderately active and 15UIc
higher; options stronger and fairly active; No
vember delivery Acc; December delivery
4ohc; May delivery sic; No. = spot $3.50
steady; new 4s94sc; state, common
to to. choice 8o@a6c. C0ffee-options closed
fpsssdy SsHIpS delivery S'6 3d.
delivery :. IS so@is Is; March delivery
Is is; spot Rio quietand steady; far
dull and nominal; far refining 41sc; centrifu-
gals, 96o test, SO 5Ssc refined quiet; C Sic;
extra l5-1605 Side white extra C 5 ZIG
g. 9,loc. yellow, 5]4@S}ac; of A 3:16
confectioners' SIC, cut loaf and crushed
: Lice. powdered 6ssc, granulated csc. cubes
oAc MoasseS-Foreign nominal; New Orleans
quiet; common to fancy 3S047c. Petroleum quiet
refined, all ports at 81 IS. Cotton seed oil
dul; crude prime Csc; yellow prime
34135c. Potatoes-Prime fairly active. Wool
quiet and firm; domestic fleece 3403Jc; pulled
S(NL04C. Texas IS0n25C Provisions PORK dulI
ana weak; extra mess Sl1 00G12 co.; extra
prime $40 5O011 90. Beef quiet aud
steady; family 50 5091o so; plate 81 COOS so.
Beef, hams, quiet and weak at S!2 OO@12 so.
DRIED beef dull but firm. Tisrced beef quiet
but firm; city extra. India mess S14 000l5 90.
Cut meats dull but steady; picked bellies
5A@5Ac; picked shoulders sac; hams
$4,000. Middles dull, weak; short clear So 90.
Lard strong: easy; western steam So 25;
cry. Sc 20; December delivery Sc %; January
March delivery -; May delivery Sc &c bid.
grain Cd.
CHICAGO, Nov. i7.-The reassurauces of bank
ers and other well-informed financial financial
authorities regarding the efficiency of the
measures adopted in London for the protection
of Barring Bros eliminated from the grain bust
ness here apprehension of further immediate
trouble of serious nature, consequently dis
pelllng fear of a financial panic. which was so
powerful a factor in Saturdays operations
May wheat is fast assuming the lead in specua-
nve dealings, and 1t began with sellers at 81 CO.'S
but not much business was done until 1t had
been offered down to one dollar. 1t touched 99s1c
and reacted to 81 OOk and during the next
hour huctuated between 81 001zQl1 0015. Toward
the end OF That time the announcement was
made OF some failures among Wall street stock
houses, and drop to 99l6c took place. Deem
Der wheat started with sellers at 934c, and
there were some few trades at that price, but
business did not become general until it was
offered at 93c. 1t quickly dropped to 9216c, re-
acted to 933sc, and after a period of inaction.
during which the price hold CLOSE around 93c.
there was sudden decline to 9ll4c from the
course already alluded to. at Ills o'clock a
quick advance to 934c for December and 81 O0I6
for May was reached. Subsequently May sold
up to 81 OH of to 81 00I5 aud again back TO
81 ON, and December oscillated between 93l461
944c at the same time. There was one small
failure announced, but it had no effect upon
the market The price Of corn at the opening
OF business was in the neighborhood of Satur-
DAY closing quotations, May being wanted at
5ltsc, with some selling at that, but there was a
quick advance to 52l4c and later to 531sc for
5234c to the Close Oats were fairly active and
stronger and closed at ss016c advance over
Saturday In mess pork trading was moderate.
opening at Saturdays closing figures and
reduction of &c was submitted to. Later prices
rallied 100 1870, but settled back again 5l73zc.
Toward the close the market again rallied and
closed steady at medium figures. In lard there
was a comparatively light trade, and price
changes were slight. In short ribs there was
moderate business. Fluctuations were frequent
within narrow range, showing little Change
from those current Saturday.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady; winter patents 81 1905 90. Wneat-No
2 spring 92I6c: No. 2 red 92Ixc. Corn-No. 2,
51I4c. Oats-No. . 421Sc. Mess pork 80 90
90 121%. Lard per 100 MS, SC 90. Short rib sides,
loose. IS s505 40 Dry self shoulders, boxed,
s. 00@5 1216. Short clear sides. boxed, s. IS q
s 20. Whisky at 81 Ia
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening Highest. Closing.
No. 2. WHEAT
Nov. delivery 5 9l1a 92A s 92L,