The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-30

| Futlres-Market closed barely steady, with
! sales or $500 bales, follows: November
| delivery -; December delivery 0 100 Q lie:
| January deliver 9 27e19 &c; February delivery
| Q 37d9 3Sc; March delivery &c: April delivery
| 955G9 SIC; Nay delivery 9 6iGg 62c; June de-
/ livery 70c. July delivery 0 17l9 &c August
de livery o1G9 SIC, September delivery 5l0
! 9 53c.
| GALVESTON, Nov. 29.-Cotton quiet middling
! 9 Site; net receipts 4,7lo bales. gross 47I0:
| sales 6i7 bales; STOCK 1908 bales; ex lorts to
Great Britain 3 500 oaieS. coastwiss 2S. SOD
NORFOLK Nov. 29.-COtton steady; middlng
! &c; net receipts 3,39. bales, gross 3S99; sales
J. g55 bales: stock. corFec.ed. 40 S9l bales: *
ports, to Great Britain 900 bales, wise 7JJ
BALTIMORE, Nov a3.-Cotton dull and noni-
nal; mldtling 9}Sc; net receipts - bales, gross
| -: sales - bales; STOCK IL, }s4 bales.
BosroN Nov. 29.-Cotton quiet but steady;
middling 1-16c: net rec -ipts LAS bales, gross
| 1881: sales none; stock bales.
| WILuISGroS, Nov 2a.-COtton closed quiet;
middling sac; net receipts 349 bales, gross $40;
sales - bales; stock 21,252 bales
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 23.-Cott N quiet; mid
! ding SIC; receintS .39 bales, srOSs 1913:
stock, actual, 46i2 bales
New ORLEANS. Nov. 21.--Cotton closed quiet
middling 1-l6c; net receipts PHI bales gross
2l,643; sales 2,oOO bales; stock 23G S39 bales:
exports, 10 the continent $50 bales, coastWise
| 81 bales.
Futures-The market C. osed quiet but steady,
with sales of 1850 bales, as follows: Decam-
Der delivery soc, January delivery Csc, Feb
ruary delivery 05c March delivery lGc,
| April delivery 25c, May delivery 9 33c, Jun5
| delivery Acc. July delivery 5Jc. August de-
| livery 53c September delivery 9 Zoe.
Crop moveme t from Sept. / to Nov. 2S. in
elusive, is as follows: Port receipts S,l72 III
bales, against 3,045,632 bales last year. over
land movement TO mills and Canada 405. $50 bales
against 3g1 1873 bales lasy year. Interior stocks
in excess of Sept. !, 3I5,Z,S bales. against
253 5o2 bales last year. Southern mill takingS
1852 l78 bales, against 1921 3S bales last year.
Amount of crop brought Into sight during SO
day rs, 10S bales. against S3, sos last year
Northern spinuerS takingS and Canada overland
1852 29 bales, against G60. J15 last year Increase
OF STOCKS at ports and thirty nine leading in
terror southern markets. durin the week
were S9240 bales. against 10 800 bales last
| year. Stocks at ports and interior towns are
now 49, $50 bales larger than they were at this
MOBILE. Nov. a9-Cotton easy; middling
l16c net receipts 1919 bal s. oss ,3l3; sales
1900 bales; STOCK 25,2eo bales; exports, coast
wise 6J5 bales.
MEMPHIS. Nov. 29-Cotton steady; middIing
&c; receipts S,323 bales; shipments 1855 bales
| safes ZOO bales stocS l19,2@9 bales.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 29.-CottOn quiet but steady;
middling &c; rece its 1853 bales: sh pmen.s
1901 bales; sales l403 bales; 30, i23 bales.
CHARLESTON, Nov 29.-Cotton steady: md
ding 9l5c; net receipts 3 OPS ba es gross ,0y6
sales 240O bales; stock $3.50 bales; exports,
to the continent 200 bales, coaStwise 72S bales
Spnners ,0i9 bales.
ATLANTA. Nov. 29.-CotUon steady; middiing
9L.c receipts i.465 bales.
New YORK. Nov. 29.-The total visible supply
of cotton for the world is 2SG4,511 bales, of
which 391, 81 bales are American, against 2dSS
1Ol and 23l7, S01 bales, respectively, last year
Receipts at all interior towns for the week
191,036 bales Receipts from plantations 49,, 992
bales. Crop in sight 3,76S,037 bales
Nav YORK, Nov. 29.-Cousolidated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports to-day 1870 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 14,0)o bales, TO the
continent sen bales TO France -; stock at
all American ports 67S,079 bales.
GRAIN AND ? DIVISIONS.
New YORK, Nov. 90, noon. - Flour quiet and
steady Wheat quiet and steady. Corn dull aud
easier. Pork quiet and steady at a10 500
u co. Lard dull and easy at S. 2116
Freights unsettled.
500 D. m.-Flour, southern dull and steady;
| common to fair, extra, So 45Qb3 81; good 10
| choice, extra. 81 09l5 35 Wheat dull; No
red, cash. 81 0354 il elevator; options closed
firm, sc above yesterday; trading lightL; No, ?
livery 81 0s3s; January delivery -; February
| delivery =; May delivery 81 0655 Corn steady,
moderately active; No. 2. 60I6c in elevator;
| options dull; November delivery C; December
| delivery 603Sc; January delivery C; May deliv-
| cry 603sc. Oats weak and dull, 1GO$4c lower;
| options dull and weaker; November delivery
| C; December delivery 1870 {936c; January
delivery C; May. delivery jl$sc; No. scot
| 1870 50S4c; mixed western 4S951c. Hops weak
| new 43W4Sc; state, common to choice, 800
4Sc. Cotfee-options steady, closed 8 down 10
5 up, better cables quiet; November delivery ::
December delivery II 23Gll7 80; January deliv-
cry 10 S5@16 As; March delivery Is 40@,
IS IS; May delivery Is 15915 25;. spot Rio
quiet but firm; fair ,cargoes l9]9c; No: 171A@
| i74c. Sugar-raw dull; fair refining 434c; cen
| trifugals, go test, 52kc refined quiet; lilo
| % 3.l6cc; extra 5A053sc; white extra
8 7-16059ec, mould A 63-lGc, standard \
! Lice, confectionery A sc. cut loaf and
| crushed S4c powdered 6asc, granulated 616c,
cubes 614c. Molasses Foreign no nall New
| Orleans quiet; common to fancy 34040c. Pc.
troleum steady; crude in barrels. ParderS, s. 10;
refined. all ports, at s. 30. Cotton seed oil
duu; crude prime 21@28c; yellow primi
| BIC. Potatoes-Prme fairly active Wool quiet,
steady; domestic fleece 34132c pulled go
$40; Texas 1sO2jc. Provisions Pork STEADY:
| in fair demand; extra mess Sll 90 a. 90:
| extra prime $40 50411 90. Beef quiet and
steady; family So 60G11O so; plate 81 DOGS 30
Beef hams, quiet at $l2 00Q12 so. Dried beet
| quiet. Tisrced beef quiet; city extra
India mess 81 0o@15 %. Cur M, meats quiet
shoulders Sc; hams 124Ds11c. Middies
dun but easy; short clear IS %. Lard opened
| weak AMI closed firm; western steam S. .
bid; city steam S. s5; options, November de-
| livery =; December delivery 81 10; January
delivery 36 IS; February delivery S: March
delivery : May delivery ST %. Freizhts to
| Liverpool weak; cotton IA; grain 21ed.
CHICAGO. Nov. E9-3raln and provision naJ-
| kets opened weak and lower than they close ]
| Friday. and the fiual result was decline in all
| speculative articles. The wheat market wa
| neavy at the opening and May delivery 14c
| lower. The spirits of local spectators were de-
| pressed by the evidence which continued to
crop out OF the far-reaching effects of the re.
| cent shaking out of bulls in the stock market
| Money is still scarce. even for such necessary
| purposes as the carrying of gram aud proyis
| ions, as evidenced by the widening of the pre-
MUM between December and May wheat to Sc
| per bushel At the opening everybody rushed
| to sell and then ouying orders came in at a
| decline, the market becoming firm every time
May wheat dropped TO the neighbornood OF
| 81 O0l1. There was recovery toward the close.
| Corn sympathized with wheat and lacking sup
port ruled weak and lower. Oats Were fairly
| active but weaker and unsettled and prices
| ranged lover. The opening was at 1sc decline
| and the close about the same. In pork only a
fair trade was reported. Market was easier and
| prices lower. In lard quite a good business was
| transacted. The close was fraction lower and
| quiet In short ribs fairly active trade was
reported and the market in a general way was
easier. Prices were 2lsGn5c lower.
| Cash quotations were as follows: Flour I'M
changed; spring patents ST. T0@5 90; winter pat
ents 81 65QS4 90; bakers 81 1903 %. Wheat
| No. spring 9!09214c; No. . red 9269,Ac
| Corn-No. 2, SOC. Oats-No. ?, 43JS344c. Mes
pork 80 so. Lard, per 100 lbs, S. 80 Short
rio Sides IS 250s5 30 Dry sslJ shoulders,
boxed, S47504 S75. Short clear sides, boxed
! S. 7OG95 So Whisky at 81 IA.
Leading futures IA lgel as follows
Opening Highest Closing.
Nov. delivery ~, 3 92l4 S 1924 S 924
May delivery. 0! OPS OF
CORN, No .
Nov. delivery =. sos 51A 50