The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-15

-Atos NldoS A. SUD- no NO-IA nClSL mort -
Ala. class B. 5s.. JOY n. y. Central ~ a58s
Georgia IS, mort Norf: &w. pref. 5l4
\. Carolina consSs. l22 Northern Pacific 20
N.Carolina cons4s. *9S - pref 51ts
So. Caro-. Brown Pacific Mail -. 321S
consolsl. ....... 90 Reading $500 30
Tennessee IS ..i03 Richmond q Ale -
5s.....10lIS Richm'd & w PIT
Sc S. 40 Terminal ....... 10ls
Virginia 6s 80 Rock Island ...... 6Sk.
Ches. & Ohio -. - p-eferred 1913
Northwestern 90. 1916 Texas Pacific . lsIi
preferred. 1873 Tenn. Coal y Iron. S3l4
Della. & Lack e. 1919 Union Pacific -. f5l4
Erie ............. 1914 N. j. Central. 1051s
East Tennessee. IA Missouri Pacific . 647s
Lake Shore. .... 101A Western Union 1144
l. Vile & Nash e.. 69t4 Cotton OIL csrti 1919
Memphis & Char. t57 Brunswick ....... 2i
Mobile & Ohio =. 2il5 Mobile & Ohio Is 6SlS
Nash. Chatt'a. ~ Silver certificates 1903 =
*Bid. asked.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. II, noon.-Cotton steady
aud in fair demand; American middling 5-l6d ;
sales 5000 bales-American 6, 900 bales; specu.
lation and export 600 bales receipts 81 900 bales
American 26, 600.
Futures American m Hing. low midiling
clause, November delivery 5 1905 tS64d; No
vember and December delivery ID; December
and January delivery 1864; January and
February delivery 2l-6id; February aud March
delivery 23-54d; March and April delivery
25-84Q5 26-64d; April aud May delivery % "a
D5 2S-6id; May and June delivery 5 29-64D
OuiJ NChNOiJ ~ DS7utus Iu-
lures barely steady
The tenders Of deliveries at to-day's cIearings
amounted to 200 baes new dockets aud 200
bales old.
The weekly cotton statistics are as follows:
Total sales for the week 5000 bales-Amer-
lean 81, 900 bales; trade takings, including for
warded from ships side, 1000 bales; actual
export 5000 bales; totaiinports 10000 bales
American 10000; total stock 65S,000 bales
American $4,000 bales; total ahoat 305, 900
bales-Amercan 800, coo bales
middling clause, November delivery l6-e4d,
sellers; November and December 16-6fd. sell
ers; December and January delivery 16-64d,
buyers; January and February delivery
1850, sellers; February and March delivery
5 el-64d. buyers; March and April delivery
5 23-6iQ05 2iG4d; April and May delivery
8 25-64d, sellers; May and June delivery 5 2S-64@
) 29-bid; June and July delivery 3O-64d95 3l-04d
Futures closed quiet
NEW YORK, Nov. II, noon.-Cotton opened
steady; middling uplands 99sc; middling Orleans
o l5-l6c; sales IA bales.
fuIureS-Ihe market opened easy, with sales
as follows: November delivery Doc; December
delivery 45c; January delivery 5lc; February
delivery Q &c; March delivery 8 69c; April de-
livery 76c.
500 p. m.--Cotton steady; middlinR 93sc;
low middling Lido, good ordinary bloc;
net receipts here to-day 1913 bales. gross
1850; sales to-day 23l bales. all TO spInners;
exports, to Great Britain - bales; forwarded
Lao ba'es; stock at this port S., 3S4 bales.
Weekly net receipts at New YORK SIZE
bales, gross "a, 1916; exports, to Great Britain
$685. bales, to the continent 1856 bales. 10
France 400; forwarded 21.379 bales; sales 3,0jJ
baeS; to spinners 1868
Consolidated net receipts at all ports for
the week $50, 72f bales; exports, to Great Britain
l04S7l bales, to France 81, rs; to the continent
| so, 255.
Total net receipts since Sept. l. 1854. O69
bales; exports, TO Great Britain 9SI, s33 bales, TO
the continent 633, 146, to France ,23i
FutIres-Market closed barely steady, with
sales OF 81, 400 bales, as follows: November de.
livery 1900 &c; December delivery 8 100
| 9 Ale; January delivery y 5l19 SIC; February
| April delivery 9 q CEn 73c; May delivery S1GD
| o2c; June delivery 9 s90Dy SIC, July delivery
o $500 &c, August delivery 10 0011001c.
The SUls cotton review says: Futures
opened at l12 points decline, closing barely
| steady at a decline of poin.s on November
| aud 6GQt7 points on other months from yester.
! days closing Liverpool again disappointed
| our bulls, and prices consequently declinel
| during the morning hours. A partial recovery
| was made soon after noon on demand to cover
| contracts, bears in some cases helping the al.
vance in order to get better ba is to sell on.
| But reports from financial circles we're dismal
| enough. Private advces from Live pool were
| more discouraging than published, and there
| was apprehension of still worse news fro N
London stocks in southern ports are materially
| increased. A fresh selling movement was the
| consequences, and prices again look downward,
continuing so to the close. Spot cotton quiet,
| but about steady.
GALVESTON, NOV lfs-NObOO1 bb0duy, mldQllNg
| 916c.
PIC.
BALTIMORE, Nov. A.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding SIC.
BosroN Nov 14.-Cotton steady aud in fair
demand; middlng 95sc.
WILMINGTON. Now H-Cotton steady; mid
ding 9lAc.
PH1LADELpHIA Nov. 14.-Cotton steady; mid.
| ding lOc.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 14-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 5-l6c.
Futures Market closed b1rely steady, with
sales OF $500 bales, as follows: November de-
| livery 9 O5c December delivery I0c, January
| delivery l7c, February delivery 2fc, March de-
| livery sic. April delivery 39c, May delivery
o 47c, June delivery 8 55c, July delivery &c
| August delivery &C.
MOBILE, Nov. 1i-Cotton quiet; middline
| 93sc.
AUGUSTA. Nov. 14-Cotton quiet; middling
CHARLEsrox Nov. 14-Cotton firm; middline
MONTGOMERY. Nov. n.-Cotton firm; middling
9Jbc.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 14.-Cotton steady; middling
NASHVILLE Nov. 1I-Cotton quiet; middling
9lAc.
ROME, Nov. 14.-Cotton steady; middling
916c.
SELMA, Nov. 14-Cotton closed quiet; mid.
ding 94c.
ATLANTA Nov. f4.-Cotton closed steady; mid
ding 94kc; receipts i76 bales.
NEW YORK, Sow. 14.-Cousoldate1 net re-
receipts at all cotton ports to-day 1870 bales;
expor. s, to Great Britain 1916 bales, 20 the
continent r. COS bales, TO France SOB; stock at
all American ports Gal, 3l3 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK, Nov H. noon. 49, Flour dull and
weak. Wheat active but depressed. Corn
and weak PORK quiet ana unchanged at
gil e5ll2 30. Lard dull and weak at So Is.
Freizhts strong.
500 D. m.-Fiour. southern. dun and heavy;
common to fair extra 80 6;0,i ~; good TO
caoice extra 81 1501575; supsrfhe, - % a. 90.
Wheat 26b2Ac l0wer on fair export and milling
demand; No. 2 red, 81 90; options were badly
demoralized on the financial situation and ex
tensive realizing with exhausted mare rs I;
prices 2156123Sc lower an1 weak; No 2rei. No
vember delivery 1914 nec smber slivery 81 0055;
January delivery 81 0ljs; February delivery (;
May delivery 81 05]4 Corn fairly active. l1g
lover and barely steady: No. ?. 55$z115'c n
elevator; options broke 1900 and closed weak
1l11i3sc ua Ter yesterday GIrous q money press
ure; November delivery 5634c; December deliv-
cry 51I6c; January delivery &C; May delivery
5sl1c. Oats iA0fEc lower and fairly active;
options lower and fairly active; Novem
Der delivery 475zc; December delivery
4sc: Nav delivery Soc; No. spot s74@
473sc; mixed western IS .I5Oc Hops quiet anJ
steady; new s3D4sc; state common to
choice. 1906. Coffee options ciossd barely
steady and unchanged: November dsliv-
cry Il q, Decsmoer deliy.rg /. o50iI Isl:
delivery Is % 8 IS; May delivery
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