The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-06


ts-olSg5 1891 December and January deliy nv
1861 lG5 ll6id; January and February deiiVery
5s-Sieg5 Zo,s4i; February aud March delivery
-s-Stg9 S<sotd' March and April delivery
Ss-S4 p sio4c; April and May delivery 2i-64G
So-o4d; May and June delivery 5 2S-C4i
sellers; June and July delivery SO-54d BUYERS
futures closed weag.
MANCHESTER, Nov. 5.-The Guarfian,s com
mercial article saws: "a littl- mors hnsIness
was done, mostly in small Quantities for uuicS
deHvery- There was more inquiry for India
ecnleny for Bombay. The demand was light for
fancy goods, though it seldom resulted in hisi-
ness because the limits were not suficient Mail
adNceS from India states the weather inst suits
tne cotton crop, the condition of which is most
S T4Ni actory- Picking Progresses in Bengal
Inls, with excellent American and Fyyptian
accounts Of the crops, promises an abundant
supply. tending to restrict the demand or re-
duce limits, IL does not follow that :he prices of
goods should be reduced. Manufacturers claim
tnat Tue advantage must accrue manly to
themselves. Yarn was generally dull and
there were few export sales. Buyers for the
nome market purchased sparingly The tend
ency or prices was in favor OF buyers. Close
was quiet. There was a trifiing increase in the
demand for India and China shirtings. Best
printers were steady. Occa ionaly orders were
wanted. The inquiry for common aud medium
unchanged"
New YORK, Nov. 5, noon.-Cotuon opened
quiet; mlddiing uplands ll-l6c; mIddling Or
leans 95sc; sales S76 bales.
Futures-The market opened steady, with
SAFES as follows; November delivery Q 4lc:
december delivery soc; January delivery 00c;
feoruary delivery Csc; March delivery 9 zoe:
April delivery 9 76c.
500 p. motion closed easy; midding
uplands ll-l6c; middlinx Orleans s7Sc;
net receipts to-day $40 bales, gross g. $685. sales
to-day 2!7 bales
Fut Ires-Market closed steady, with sales Of
1o S60 bales, as follows: November delivery
5000 40c: December delivery 400 4sc;
January deliver 81 % SIC; February delivery
500 63c; March delivery 8 6. 09 Csc; April
delivery 7499 75c: May delivery sos SSc;
June qehvery . 9oG9 Slc, July delivery 96M
gsc, August delivery 10 00Ni0 O2c
The suns cotton review SAYS: Futures
opened at 495 points decline, afterward i'm
proved, but again declined, closing steady at
@s points decline from Monday closing prices
Inc market to-day was an unsettled one The
opening was lower under weak reports from
Liverpool and Manchester. But when it wa
seen That receipts at tae ports were to be com
paraeiVely small there was some buying to
cover contracts, and a few bulls had the
courage to load up with a few hundred bales
Tor rise. The close at Liverpool and our
lower spot MARKET caused quick decline, and
there was weak and unsettled market to close
The weather south was generally favorable to
lower and dull
GALVESTON, Nov. 5.-Cotton quiet; middling
y i,loc; net receipts 5.409 bales. gross 5,429;
sales 40 bales; stock ill., 774 bales; exports, to
the contiuent 22J bales, coastwisa 1854
NORFOLK, Nov. 5.-Cotton easy: middln-
95-ltc; net receipts 5,333 bales gross ,333 sales
2,29S bales; stocS A, $50 bales.
BALTIMORE, Nov 5.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 9Ac; net receipts 205 bales, gross 3, 1913
sales none; stock l2,aSj bales; exports coastwise
g % bales
moderate; middling 934c: net rec ipts 1856 bales.
gross 6,012; sales none; stock - bales
WILMlNGroN, Nov. 5.-Cotton dull and
nominal; middling 914c; net receipts I. 50 bales
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-Cott N quiet; mid
ding lOc; net receipts - bales, gross -
stock 3,o62 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 5.-Cotton steady
middling 7-loc; net receipts 1909 bales, gross
1865; sales IL 500 bales; stock 1911 4S7 bales ex
ports, TO the continent 500 bales coastwise a. 42.
bales
Futures-Tne market closed quiet but steady,
with sales Of 81, 300 bales as follows: November
delivery 10c, December delivery Q lSc, Jan
uary delivery 25c, February delivery 32c
March delivery 39c, April delivery DOC, May
delivery 9 53c, June delivery Q Coo, July delivery
9 &c, August delivery 9 &c.
MOBILE, Nov. 5.-Cotton closed easy: mid
ding 7lGc; net receipts ,S32 bales, gross l. S32
sales 1900 bales; stock 25,501 bales; exports
coastwise 7o4 bales.
9Ac; receipts 5,O55 bales; shipments 500
bales; sales 1901 bales; stoc5 71,51 bales.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 5.-Cotton quiet; middlinI
7-16c;. recei It's 1,945 bales; sh pment,
%,Sio OaieS, sales zofo oales; SOC ~ AS bales
CHARLESTON, Nov. 5.-Cotton steady; mid
ding $50; net receipts 1870 bales gross g. $50
sales 500 bales; stock 81, 1856 bal S.
ATLANTA, Nov. 5.-CotJon easy; middlins
914c; receipts 1,i5s bales.
New YORK, Nov consolidated net re
receipts at all cotton ports to-day 80. 49, bales
exports, TO Great Britain ABB bales, TO the
continent 40 bales, TO France -; stock at al
American ports 630,055 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK, Nov S. noon. - Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat dull but easy. Corn dull and
weak. Pork quiet and steady at s11 256
ESQ Lard dun and weak at So IS. Freight:
strong.
500 p. m.-Flour, southern, quiet and weak
common to fair extra So 1904 IS; good tc
choice extra 81 25l15 IS; superfine So 1904 CO.
Wheat dull and weak; No. 2 red, 81 0611 o.
red, November delivery 81 05ss; December de.
livery 81 0j1s; January delivery 81 08; MAY
delivery 81 1O1S. Corn 16134c lower and weak
No. 9. 59A9G0c; options quiet and lower; No
601Ec; May delivery 415sc Oats weak; options
dull and weaker; November delivery 4914c;
December delivery soc; May delivery 525Sc; No.
spot 49Iz@5oAc; mixed western 47@5ac:
1899 25035c. Cotfee-options closed steady;
November delivery II 20: December delivery
is 75@l6 IS; January delivery 10 70@l5 so;
May delivery IS 15@15, 20; spot Rio more
raw entirely nominal fair refining 5.I6c;
centrifu gals, go test, Sic; refined steady; c
53sc; extra G 31605 9-l6c. white extra c
5-16dt5 13-16c, yellow 514@5l6c; off A $50
1-16c, mould A 6 9-16c, standard A 7-i6c,
confectioners', 81: cut loaf aqd crushed
1515c. powdered CSC, granulated SIC, cu5os
615c. Molasses-Foreign nominal; New Orleans
fairly active; common TO fancy 2SQb40c. Pc
troleum steady; crude in barrels, Parkers. 81 %;
rein d, all ports, at 81 60. Cotton seed oil firm
quiet; crude CSC; yellow &c Potatoes-Prime
fairly active. Hides firm and in good mand.
3403]c: pulled 27034c; Texas 16025c. Pro-
visions Pork firm; extra mess $ll - OIL so:
extra prime $40 So Beef steady but quiet:
family 80 50010 50; plate 81 O0Ds 50. Beef,
hams, dull and weak at Si2 50Gl12 rs. Dried
beer quiet and firm. Tisrced beef firm, dull
meats du but steady; picked bellies 6Q616c;
picked shoulders 54G51sc: hams 9091sc.
Middles firm; short GEAR So 20. Lard ds-
pressed and lower; western steam IS 4216; city
steam So 80; options, November delivery So 40;
December delivery So 20; February delivery
pool firm; cotton I'D; grain 113d.
CHICAGO. Nov. BIN wheat there was
good speculative trading, mostly on local &C
count. The feeling was decidedly weaker, in
fiuenced some by fine weather, but rather more
to free speculative offerings by prominent
local traders the increase of wheat an -four
on passage and larger Russian shipments helped
lower than the closing Of Monday, it immeli-
ately sold off Sc more, became firmer, advanc-
ing nc, then eaSed of, declining 15c, closing
about 1151tNe lower than Monday In corn
there was moderate trading, and the market
easier. Offerings were liberal, first sales being
the market sold off VIC, rallied some, declined
l@c and closed 1lkMl1dc lower. prominent