The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-27

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So. Caro-. Brown Pacific Mail ...... 1914
cousols,. .... 80 Reading. ... s21s
Tennessee 6s... -.l0e14 Richmond & Ale.. -
SIS. ....14 Richm'd & w. PIT
Sc. 3s... 40 Terminal. ....... 1874
Virginia os % Rock Island ...... a
Ches. Ohio. = referred. 719s
n OrthweStern 1917 Texas Pacific ..... 1885
-" preferred l3716 Tenn Coal & Iron. "a
Dela. Lack l35 Union Pacific. $50
Erie. .............. 20 n. j. Central. 1904
| East Tennesses. IN Missouri Pacific. 81
| Lake Shore. 10714 Western Union. 1874
| l. Vile & Nash. 1873 Cotton Oil certi... 1914
| Memphis & Char So Brunswick ...... 1870
Mobile Ohio. q Mobile & Ohio As 81
| Mash. & Chatt'a.. IS Silver certificates 10415
COTTON.
| LIVERPOOL, Nov. g. noou.-Cotton steady
and 10 fair demand; American middling 3-i6d
sales IL, 00U bales-American $500 bales; specu
lation and export 900 bales; receipts 10, 100
| bales-aH American
clause, November delivery 5 46id; November
| and December delivery ID; December and
| January delivery 64d. also 46Id, also 5-64d,
| January and February delivery Sold, also
5 9-64d, also 1O-64d: February aud March de-
| livery 12-64d. also 1l-64d. also 12-64d also
| 13-6id; March and April delivery 15-64d, also
14-64i, also 15-64d, also 166id; April and
May delivery 17-64d, also 1864. also5 14-64d;
| May ana June delivery 20-64d, also 1864,
also 52-64d; June and July delivery 2s-64d.
| Futures steady.
1 LIS JoHuoTS Vi ubllNoTlcS dJ bO-udJ y ClcdTlukS
| amounted to 3,700 bales new dockets and -
bales old.
4:oOp. MIXTURES: American miidlin9. low
middling clause, November delivery 5-64d
| sellers; November and December 5-64d,
| sellers; December and January delivery 664d
sellers; January and February delivery 9-64d,
buyers; February and March delivery 1264d
| buyers: March and April delivery 8 l5-64d
buyers; April and May delivery 1S64d, sell
ers; May and June delivery 20e4d, buyers;
June and July delivery 22-64d, buyers Flu
| lures closed firm.
MANCHESTER, Nov 26.-The Guardians com
| mercial article says: The market, though
quiet, shows signs Of an increase of business.
| There is little practicable demand for China
and little actual India business done, though
some offers for moderate quantities are made
| at nearly acceptable rates. There is better
| demand for minor foreign markets and home
| trade, but offers are seldom for large quaint
| ties On the whole, the market is Improving
| and the demand Is freer, and some times for
| larger quantities. Orders for export yarns
nave slig htly increased, but are not sufficient to
| maintain frmne 80 everywhere. The home de-
| mand, though better, does not meet the desire
1 to SELL Cloth dull. Best China and some
| India makes are strong and well engaged.
| Other grades are in plentiful supply. Printing
| and other finishing cloths are irregular. Com
mon are in excessive supply. Heavy goods are
| fairly steady"
BAIr1MoRE. Nov. %, noon.-Cotton qutct
| middling 9ssc.
NEw YORK, Nov. %, noon.-Cotton opened
steady; middling uplsnds o 7-16c; middling Or
| leans 9dAc; sales 90 DaleS
Futures-The market opened steady at the
decline, with sales as follows: November de
| livery 13c; December delivery 15ci January
delivery &c; February delivery SIC; March
| delivery 44c; April delivery SIC.
500 p. m.-Cotton closed steady; middling
| uplands 716c; middling Orleans ea4c; net
receipts to-day - bales, gross 5,0lS; sales to-
| day 204 bales.
Futures-Market closed quiet but steady. with
| sales OF 1885, 100 bales, as follows: November
| delivery &c, nominal; December delivery 20
| Gn9 &c; January delivery 33 90 34c; February
| delivery 1909 44c; March delivery SIG
SIC; April delivery 5JD9 soc; May delivery
| 8 6749 CSC; June delivery 1909 no, July de-
livery 5000 Sc August delivery 0 87M9 Sc
| The Suns cotton review says: Futures
| opened at 406 points decline, closing steady at
| 26D3 points advance from yesterdays closing
prices. Tne early decline was due to weak
| report from Liverpool. IL was soon recovered
| on demand to cover contracts which usually
| springs up on the eve of a close holiday Then
| there was disposition to bull the market a
| little to make good average for the Aliens,
who failed yesterday. AS they stood very Wen
| among the cotton men, the bears made little
| opposition to this, but in the last fifteen
| minutes the selling movement was renewed
| with considerable vigor The obstacle to ex-
ports arising from the depression in sterling
| recently begins to be reflected in increasing
stocks at the ports. spot cotton here was
| dull"
GALVESTON. Nov. 28.-Cotton easy; middling
9Ac; net receipts 5,31S bales. gross 5,3lo;
sales 90 bales; stock 1921 bales; exports to
Great Britain i. 87S bales spinners 1S1 bales.
| NORFOLK, Nov. 2j.-Cotton steady; middling
Sc; net receipts 4,0Sl bales. gross 403l; sales
1913 bales STOCK Is, 431 bales exports, coastwise
| 102i bales
BALTIMORE, Nov. e6.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 9aSc; net receipts - bales, gross 53i;
sales bales: stock Z rs bales exports,
RosToS. Nov 2S.-Cotton weak but in fair
demand; middling 7-f6c: net rec eipts 627 bales
gross ., IN: sales none; stock - bales; exports
4 brit DIN r no &C
| W1LMlSGToN, Nov. 26.-Cotton closed quiet
middling SIC; net receipts $50 bales, gross
657; sales = bales; stock 1897 bales
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 26.-Cott2n quiet: MID
ding 1Oc; net receipts 27s bales gross 272
STOCK 3. 72l bales.
NEW ORLKArs. Nov 25-Cotton closed quiet
middng ssc net receipts loSs S,s oa ass b gToss
xports, to the continent 4.3OO bales, coastwlse
1857.
of 22,9JO bales, as follows: November delivery
| Sc December delivery Sc January delivery
8 soc. February delivery l0c, March delivery
9 2oc, April delivery &c. May delivery Soc,
June delivery 45c, July delivery . 55c' August
MosriE, Nov. a.-Cotton easy; midding
I-i6c: net rec eipts 1874 bales gross ,l64; sales
500 bales; STOCK 2s,2i7 bales; exports, coast
MEMpHrs, Nov 25.-Cotton qsiet; middlnR
&C; recei Dts 4,9l9 bales; shipments 5000 paies
sales 9, 200 bales; stoc1 la2. Oh bales. ,,,,-
| AUGUSTA, NV. ZO.-OOIdJu nLC<~Ay
&c: recei rs / $50 bales; sh pments 1923 bales;
sales l. $40 bales stock 1858 bales
CHARLESTON, Nov. 26.-Cotton steady; md
ding gI6c: net receipts LIB bales, gross :, 10;
sales 600 bales; stock 53073 bales.
| ATLANTA, Nov. 26.-CotUon quiet; mlddnng
&c; receipts $50 bales.
NEW YORK, Nov. 90 Consolidated net re-
receipts at ali cotton ports to-day 80 100 bales
exoorts to Great Britain 16,439 bales TO the
continent 4,50O bales, TO France -; stock at
| all American ports 6j1, S5S bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
NEW YORK, Nov. &c, noon. - Flour dun and
! unsettled. Wheat dull but easy. Corn dull
and weak PORK quiet AM steady at TO 70
| 1i2 %. Lard quiet and easy at 20 81.
| Freights firm.
500 p. m.-Flour, southern. firm and quiet;
common to fair. extra. q 500 W; good 70
tied. closing A0Szc higher; No. red, cash.
81 O356 in evator; options moderately active az
| II 04dl Ot%: No. 3 red. November delivery
ii 0Sss: December delivery 81 o94; January
delivery =; February delivery =; May delivery
Ell O6E. Corn moderately active and HD9s
higher closin easier; No. 2. 6O9sc in elevator