The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-19

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LIVERPOOL. Nov. is. .-Cotton-Busiuess
I no9erats at easier prices; American middIing
speculation and export 1000 bales. reSeinss
LOU b2les-American 4slO
s-A'ne lcan m q thag. low middlfug
e,a11e, November delivery 126id; November
anu december delivery l<-64i: December and
January delivery 13-64d: January and Feb
ruary delivery l6-64i February aud March
Ge nrt 6d nd; March and April delivery 81 sd;
nvery 25-64ae5 26-64d; June and july delivery
ss-6id- Futures quiet.
4:Wp- m Futures: A nsrxcan mi idling low
nlddllnS clause, November delivery e-64a.
> l0-64d; November and December s a-64m
iVo4d; December and January delivery 1 SAD.
sellers; January and February delivery
it-Siq5 l5-o4d; February and March delivery
ll-O4d, buyers; March and April delivery
. I9oi95 20-64d; April and Nav delivery
@64d, value; May and June delivery 4-646
. So-o4d; June and July delivery 2s-64d, sellers
New YORK, Nov. is, noon.-Cotton opened
qulet; mlddling uplands 93sc; middling Orleans
l3-loc sales 34S bales
Futures-The market opened quiet ana easy,
Win safes as follows: November delivery Q PC;
42c; February delivery SOC; March delivery
SOC; April delivery Csc.
o:OO p. m.-Cotton closed quiet; middling
uplands 94sc; middling Orleans l5-l6c; net
day 1874 bales.
Futures-Market closed steady. with sales Of
IL zoo bales, as follows: November delivery
lIOe nc; December delivery 9 2Od9 2lc;
January oenvery Si9D9 34c; February delivery
4S@s &c; March delivery 9 5O@9 sic; April
delivery = 5s99 60c; May delivery s769 Csc;
June delivery 1903 40, July delivery 9 S3n
. soc, August delivery SSaL9 SOC.
Inc suns cotton review says: Futures
opened at decline of aG4 points, closing
steady at 9D13 points dec inc from yesterdays
CLOSING prices. Futures were again depressed
by untavorable foreign advices and the dis.
turoed state of financial centers. The break 10
SILVER may have contributed to the depression
smaller receipts at the ports had no effect in
supporting values, and will not so long as
receipts at interior towns are large and stocks
accumulate there Better weather az the sonth
favorable for picking, and yet not SO cold as to
or4ng killing frostS, was an element OF weak
ness Stili, with the Stock Exchange looking
peter, there was steadier tone at the close.
spot COTTON here was dull and barely steady"
GALVESTON, Nov. 1S.-Cotton easy; middling
y I-ltc; net receipts 4.4S3 bales. gross 5,05S:
sales 81 bales; stock "a, 1856 bales; exports, to
Great britaln 5,5O9 bales, to the continent 100
NORFOLK, Nov ls.-Cotton nominal; middling
91Ac; net receipts 1895 bales, gross 9S5; sales
Cos bales.
BALTIMORE, Nov 1s.-Cotton nominal: mid
ding 91Sc; net receipts bales, gross 500;
sales 800 bales, all to spinners: stock l5S bales
Boston, Nov. E.-Cotton unsettled; not
much doing; middling $3.50: net rec sipts II
bales, gross $50: sales none; stock - bales.
WILMINGTON, Nov 1s.-Cotton dull and
nominal; middling 9lsc; net receipts 974 bales,
gross 974; sales = bales; stock ID ,594 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1s.-Cotton steady; mid
ding loo; net receipts 339 bales, gross 339;
stock 1895 bales.
New ORLEANS. Nov. ls.-Cotton dull; mid
linz o.
29,34; sales 800 bales; stock 1873 4s6 bales;
exports, TO Great Britain 6,673 bales, to the
continent $3.50, coastwise Q lis.
Eutures-Tne market closed steady. with
sales of 4S,e00 bales as follows: Novem-
Der delivery 90c, December delivery 96c,
January delivery 06c, February delivery lie
March delivery BE, April delivery 9 30c May
delivery 3Sc, June delivery 4Sc, July delivery
9 oSc. August delivery soc.
MOBILE, Nov. 1S.-Cotton dull; middng
SIC; net receipts 1888 bales gross 1883;
SAFES 500 bales; STOCK 2i,s57 bales; exports,
coastwise S47 bales.
MEMPHIS, Nov 16.-Cottcn easy; middIng
914c; receipts 1926 bales; shipments Sill bales
sales 1850 bales; stoc< 1O3, IA bales.
AUGUSTA. Nov. 1S.-Cotton quiet; middlng
914c; receipts 2,378 bales; shipments l,2s4
bales; sales los bales; STOCK 81, sO7 bales.
CHARLESTON, Nov. lS.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 9s4c; net receipts 2601 baes, gross 2,6Ol !;
sales - bales; stock 81, 500 bales; exports
coastwise 1000 bales.
ATLANTA, Nov. lS-Cotton unsettled; middling
1870; receipts ], $50 bales
NEW YORK, Nov. 1S-Consolidated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports to-day 6,446 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 1858 bales, to the
continent 7,107 bales, to France -; stock at
all American ports 81. ,s67 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
New YORK, Nov. IS. noon. - Flour dull aud
weak. Wheat active but weak. Corn
dull and strong. Pork quiet and easy at
f11 95@12 Lard dull and weak at S6 20
Freights irregular
n M hao
ately active Wheat l1s921zc lower. unsettled,
quiet; No. red, cash, 9S14c in elevator:
options: uneasy, declined 1s@1a and closed
red November delivery sss14; December de-
livery S99; January delivery SiOO1s May delv-
cry Sl0S1s. Corn lower. closing steady, mod
eratsy active; No. :, 56I5957c. Options sold
off rs, closed steadier 9s0s4 under yesterday;
November $3.50; December and January 571s:
May 5S1s. Oats, unsettled, lower, moderately
active, options moderately active, we aker;
spot 46@471e. Hops, quiet, steady. Coffee.
options closed, steady, dull, November Il 05,
December 16 S50l6 80, May II S56115 10; spot
rio, steadier, far cargoes 1914, sugar raw,
dull nominal; refined, steady, quiet. sMalasses
New Orleans, dull, easy. Rice, quiet, steady.
Petroleum steady. quiet refined Z 80 Cotton
seed oil, steady; crude 2Sc: Rosin, dull, steady;
strained, common to good, 4511 so Turpen-
tine, sueadier, 4O404OS4. Wool, dull, firm
Pork, quiet, weak. Beef, dull, steady. Cut
meats, easy. quiet; middes, quiet. weak, short
Clear six. Lara, depressed nuch lower active;
western steam, 81 l21a; Nove moer Sc 10; May
SO 81. Freights, cotton 15i; grain Sd.
May wheat started at 81 OBS compared with
81 044 at the close of Monday; December at
93156l953Sc, compared with 94c when tradiug
ceased yesterday One piece of news after an
ollie and many rumors came to hand during
the first hour, all bearish, and prices followed
the direction OF these Influences going from
bad to worse about 1ac at II O'Clock. There
were slight reactions, but every al
vance of sc was apparently being
waited for by those who had still
more for SALE aud at the time named the price
of December was down to 9i1Sc. and May to
soc. The reported failure of Wall street
house, which had become loaded with CONNER
cial paper which could not be re-discounted
was looked on as NOR, serious than q failure
from the depreciation of railway securities,
financial circles as having in no wise abated
Tight money was the direct feature in the wheat
situation. as seen in the difference prevail
ing at Duluth and between cash wheat
and May, the former being quoted at S311c.
and the latter 9934c. representing a carrying
charge of l0L4c per bushel. The heaviest break
of the day commenced shortly after II o'clocx
May wheat declining to 9755 and December to
90c, being a decline under yesterdays closing of
31sc and 314c respectively. The rumor t1at
Henry C!ews a wellknown Wall street banker
and stock operator, hal failed was the
occasion of the last slump. Trad
ing was very active and at times excited,
and was evidently regarded by the scalpers as
Corn opened off about 14c from yesterdays
closing. May starring at 525sc, compared with
53Isc on the preceding afternoon. There were
sales for a few moments at 521k6653c and then