The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-13

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LIVERPOOL Nov. -, noon.-Co ttou-Business
mooerate at easier prices; American middling
$3.50; sales 900 bales-American g. 500 bales:
oales-all American
Futures -Ane 1csn m d ling. low middIing
elause, Novemoer Delivery lo-64GS 17-64Gt
!s-oid; November and December delivery
. io-o4G,9 lI-oi4o ls-o4t; December and January
delivery l4-54d: January and February delivery
2o-oi03 l9-6415 2O-6i655 2l-64G5 2O6id; Feb
ruary aud March delivery 21-s4G5 1910
24-6iG5 s5-6415 24-o4i: April and Nav de-,
livery $50 Q 5 z5-64d; May and June delivery
2S-64 f15 2964G15 2S-6td; June and july de-
livery SO-6i615 s1-640,5 3s-6415 sl-64d. Flu
lures opened steady. but become weak: crop
estimates are increased
The tenhersof deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted TO 400 ba.es new dockets and =
bales old.
400 m Futures: American mi idlinz. low
middling ella Use, November delivery l5-64d
buyers; November and December 1l-64d buy
ers; December and January delivery 1850
lI-e41, buyers: February and March delivery
l9,o4Oo a0.64d; March and April delivery
226id, sellers; April and May delivery
246ld, buyers; May and June delivery 5 26-t4
29-64d. Futures closed barely steady.
MANCHESTER, Nov. la.-The Guardians com
mercial article says The market in most
departments is dull The demand for minor
foreign markets and home trade give it its chief
support An effective demand from India and
CHINA on a full scale is lac King. There is plenty
OF inquiry for India, but offers are so low that
merchants rarely execute orders The high rate
of discount is the immediate depressing in
huence This, with the downward tendency
OF cotton. makes buyers of yarns aud goods
cautious. Possibly the great moisture of the
American crop now arriving is the important
cause of the abstentioa of spnners from buy
ing. The tone of the market is moderately
steady. Export yarns are in fair demand. Sup.
plies going forward are SO full that merchants
have little inducemeht to buy afresh until they
see the effects of shipments upon prices in dis
tributing markets. The tone of cloth is exceed
ingly slow. Best Eastern shirtings and other
plain goods are well engaged. Many makers of
printing cloths are well supplied with orders,
out others are less fortunate"
BALTIMORE Nov. a. Cotton nominal;
middling exc.
steady; middhng uplsnds 99sc; middling Orleans
1S-l6c; sales l67 bales.
Futures-The market opened firm, with sales
as follows: November delivery 9 20c; December
delivery 35c; January delivery 9 acc; February
delivery 9 sac; March delivery Coo; April de-
livery Sc.
500 p. m.-Cotton closed steady; midding
uplands 9Aac; midding Orleans 0 1850; net
day 367 bales.
Futures-Market closed strong, with sales of
10000 bales, as follows; November delivery
9 2709 CSC; December delivery 8 AZ 10 4ic;
January delivery 500 5sc; February delivery
5a19 60c; March delivery 5619 sc; April
delivery 9 i51a 76c; May delivery $500 S5c;
June delivery 9 5000 go, July delivery 9 go
9 99c. August delivery 10 01@l0 03c
The Suns cotton review says: Futures
opened at 2G3 points decline on near months
and S04 points advance on late months closing
IN
closing prices. There was little new blood on
the Cotton Exchange to-day. and some appear
ance OF a concerted and rather strong bull
movement Early weakness in near months
was due to%n easier Liverpool market. where
it is evident smaller crop estimates were gen
orally abandoned. But the vigor and activity
of which buying for spring and early summer
months was maintained soon lifted the whole
range of values. After the last call there was
some soling to realize, under which prices fell
off SOS points, but quick recovery followed,
and the close was in most cases at the best
figures of the day Spot cotton here was fairly
active at full prices"
GALVESTON, Nov. 12.-Cotton easy: middling
9l8c; net receipts 9,.74 bales. gross 9,774;
sales SIS bales; stock 1858 bales; exports,
to 'sreat Britain 5.5lS bales, coastwise $685..
NORFOLK, Nov. 12.-Cotton steady; middling
94c net receipts 2,4l4 bales, gross 8, 414; sales
1,5l2 bales; stock 1851 bales; exports coastwse
1884 bales. to Great Britain 800.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 12.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 91bc; net receipts 4S6 bales, gross 2,Ual
sales 200 bales. all TO spnuers: stock 8. 730 bales;
exports coastwise 300 bales.
Boston, Nov. 12.-Cotton weak but in fair de
maud; niddling g5sc net rec ipts 1910 bales,
gross 1891; sales none; stock - bales; ex-
ports, to Great Britain ,e16 bales.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 12.-Cotton quiet; middling
Sc; net receipts 1897 bales, gross 1897; sales
= bales; stock 20 1858 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12.--Cotton steady: mid
ding 10c;, net receipts 65 bales, gross IS;
stock 5, 903 bales.
N1yv n,r N1t, 1fk efo I,v.x.
ding 9Hc; net receipts 6,S35 bales, gross
6502; sales 4 $50 bales; stock 2J3,9l9 bales; ex
ports. to Great Britain - bales, TO the CONT
nent 6,655, coastwise 2,13j.
sales of -, 800 bales as follows: Novem-
Der delivery 3 csc, December delivery 9 lie,
January delivery 19c, February delivery 26c,
March delivery Q 33c April delivery 40c May
9 &c, August delivery CSC.
MOBILE, Nov. 12.-Cotton quiet; middling
$3.50; net receipts $50 bales, gross 500; sales
1000 bales; stock "A 654 bales; exports, coast
wise 40 bales.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 12--Cottou quiet and easy
middling 93sc; receipts 4,637 bales; shipments
3052 bales; sales 1000 bales; stock ss.4S6 bales.
AUGUSTA, Nov 12.-Cotton steady; .middling
9M09 5-l6c; recei ITS 2,0sS bales sh pments
2103 bales; sales l,sl0 bales; STOCK q $50 bales
CHARLESTON, Nov. l2-Cotton steady; md
ding 39sc; net receipts 2.so6 baes, gross :, 2oe;
the continent 100 bales
ATLANTA Nov l2-Cotton steady; mddlng
Q 5-16c; receipts 1,i44 bales.
NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-C Consolidated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports to-day 1884 bales;
expor5s, to Great Britain $500 bales, to the
continent 9,453 bales. to France -; stock at
all American ports 652, e22 bales
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
New YoRK, Nov. II. noon. Flour quiet and
unsettled. Wheat dull but firm. Corn quiet and
finn. Pork duh and unchanged at 211 600
II so. Lard dull and easy at So 81. Freights
firm
500 p. m.-Flour southern, duh but steady;
common TO fair extra So 6j0o4 10; good TO
choice extra 81 l5GH5 rs; superfne, So 20
614 co. Wheat firm but dull; No. red, 81 0415;
options NC higher through more settled affairs
in Wall street; No red, November
delivery ST 043S; Dec Der delvery 81 053h; Jan
uary delivery 81 065s May delivery 81 093s.
Corn arm and in iar demand; No. 2, 5914Q
59s4c; options strong and higher; November de-
livery 595sc; December delivery 6014c; January
delivery 609sc; May delivery 613sc Oats, spot.
November delivery 4915c; December delivery
49Mc; May delivery 5l95c; No. 2 spot 4Ss4
049c; mixed western 47Qt51c. Hops about
steady; new 4304Sc; state, common 10
choice, S6l46c. Coffee options closed barely
steady and quiet; November deliv-
cry Il IS: December delivery II 00017 10;
January delivery IS % q 10 20; March
delivery Is 40 a. IS as; May delivery
IS 1O0l5 s5; spot Rio dull and nominal; fair
more active; fair refining 55sc; centrifu
gals, 90 test, SIS t5asc; refined quiet; G 514c;
extra G I5-l6Q5 slide. white extra 9-16
as 1l-16c, yellow 5AOSIzc; off 5 7-16
G55Sc mould A size, standard A Lice,
confectoners' A tIc. cut loaf aud crushed