The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-22


MONTGOMERY. Nov. 2i.-Cotton dull; middling
sac.
Macon-Not received.
COLUMBUS, Nov. Election dull; middling
NASHVILLE Nov. Election dull; middling
SIC.
SELMA, Nov~2i.-Cotton closed steady; mid
ROME, Nov. 2i.- Cotton closed quiet; middling
e14c.
Nsw YORK, Nov. 2i-Consolidated net re.
receipts at all cotton ports to-day 1880 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 2i,6l2 bales, to the
continent l6,4S7 bales, to France $500; stock at
all American ports 6036 5i bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
New YoRK. Nov. n. noon - Flour quiet and
easy. Wheat quiet and firm. Corn
quiet and strong. Pork dull and weak at
$40 5o9l20o. Lard quiet and steady at So IL.
500 D. m.-Fiour, southern. duh and steady
Wheat 24@534c higher aud dull, with light
offerings; No red, cash. 971Sc in elevator;
options advanced throughout and closed strong
2&Q1216c above yesterday; more favorable re-
ports from financial centers prompted the rise
and gave considerable activity to trading with
shorts covering; No; 2 red, November delivery
9s7sc; December delivery 81 0O5s January de
livery 81 021s; February delivery -; May de-
livery 81 O51s. Corn higher and dull. offerings
light; No. 2. 5716@57Ac in elevator; options
HD!1sc 10, closing strong, with more confident
feeling on Wall street. November delivery
577Sc; December delivery 5S1sc; January de
livery &C; May delivery 59ISc Oats lMc higher,
firm and moderately active; options stronger;
4S1Sc January delivery 49S4c; May de
lvery 6O3sc; No. 9 SPOT 471a@D41&c; mixed
western 516I15Oc. Hops quiet but steady; new
5000; state, common to choice. $50 Use.
Coffee options closed steady; November deliv-
cry II l5@17 20; December delivery l6 900
| II 05; January delivery Is 90@16 p; Marcn
Is OOGl5 O5 spot Rio eret and steady; fair
cargoes l914c; No. : 11as0t7bc. Sugar-raw
dali but steady; fair refining dIsc; centrifu
| gals, go test, 5js ,a51ec; refined quiet; size;
extra c 15-l6G5 slice, white extra & ZIG
| a., 9-l6c, yellow 5A@SIc; off A 3 5-16
G15ssc, mould A 63ibc, standard A Lice,
confectioners' a &c cut loaf aud crushed
| g lI-16c. powdered 6lkc. graduated 6l6c. cubes
| sac. MoaSses-Foreign nominal; New Orleans
| weak; common to fancy 3sGo1oc. Petroleum quiet
| and steady; crude in barrels, Parkcrs, g. IS
refn d. all ports, at 81 81; Cotton seed oil
S,035c. Potatoes Prime fairly active. Wool
quiet but steady; domestic fleece 3i039c: pulled
27ss4c; Texas ls025c. Provisions--Pork quiet
steady; family 81 5oD1O so; plate 81 O00s So
Beef, hams, easy and dull at 81 0O012 So
Dried beef dull but firm Tisrced beef dull
| but firm; city extra. India mess $4 0O11J %.
| Cut meats dull and easy; picked bellies
5tsQs57sc; picked shoulders DC; hams
! 7Y4dtS1sc MfddIes dull, easy; short clear So o.
Lard higher: strong; western steam SO 90;
/ city steam s. rs; options November delv-
cry So IS; December delivery So Il; January
| delivery s.; February delivery s.;
March delivery -; May delivery 81 90
| FreIghts TO Liverpool quiet aud easy; cotton
CaIcAso, Nov. 2;.-The speculative markets
we're all active to-day, and The closing prices
| were about the highest OF The day. May VIII at
| opened excited and irregular, with sales a. once
| from 96Ac to 91ysc. The price Buctuated con
| siderably. but with a constant upward tendency
and about half an hour from the close the price
| had IN ioep hQ fatfa ri
| of the session December followed at a discount
| OF &c, but trading was now centered in May.
| There was no abatement of the strength OF the
| market. Some s lles OF December were made in
| the last few minutes at 93c, and of May at 81 90
| The opening price OF corn vas very nucn eX-
| cited There we're sellers q sic. with no BUYERS
| in the neghborhood OF such offers, aud while
buyers and sellers traded at 5lazc across the pit
| at the same moment. there was a sale or two at
| 5llsc but the great bulk of the business at the
| opening was at bi4c. IL immediately advanced
| to SIC, and during the first halt hour m owed mp
and down several times between 5lszc and 52c.
| The market strengthened in sympathy with
| wheat, and under action of shorts, who came in
| very freely. especially toward the close the
| highest figures of the day were made close TO
| the end Of the session-5215 a 521sc The closing
prizes shows al advance of lc since yesterday.
| Oats were strong and higher. Opening at MGJ2sc
| decline, prices soon began to move up and adj
| vanced 1Iztd9iMc. yielded a little, but closed
| strong at full outside figures and at an advance
| Of 56llic over yesterday. Pork was quite active
i anu Irregular, opening at SI2lpOC QCCltue, DuI
prices gradually advanced 30Q935c Later
| dropping feeling set in. acc >mpaniej with re-
! duction Of arc but rallied again ami closed
| hrm In lard considerable interest was mani
tested and q larger business was transacted.
| Early in the day the feeling was stronger ana
prices rallied 71eGh10c. hut later declined 21ef5c.
| Near the close tue fe ling was stronger aud
prices advanced TO outside figures ami closed
| steady. In short rib sides trading was active
| and the price 1uctuated considerably. Early In
the session the feeling was stronger and prices
gradually advanced lon 121hc. Later prices
settled back again 1000 with fair trading
| Toward the close the feeling was warmed a1d
tha market closed at outside prices.
| Cash duotations were as follows: Flour
unchanged Wheat-No. 2 spring 9111c; No.
2 red 91lfc. Corn-No. ?, 5t4c. Oats-No,
., 42a4c. Mess pork, SIS s7taGb0 90. Lard,
per 100 bs, 50 90. Short rio sides So Esq
g. 30 Dry selt shoulders, boxsi, 81 s71aG15 o0.
Short clear sides. boxed. s. 30 JS5 60. Whisky
at 81 H.
Leading futures ranged as follows