The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-14

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LIVERPOOL Nov. IS. Observation-Disclosures
Inooefate az easier prices; American middlipg
5-lod; sales sou hales-American 900 bales !.
speculation and export 900 bales receipts m 00o
bales-American 2, 200. 1-'''0
e s1ssrs SovsTas diling low middiIng
december delivery ID; December and january
delivery 19-64d5 16-64deS l7-64d: January and
February delivery s004G5 ls-64d; February
and March delivery 2l-64d; March and kpril
delivery ei6iG5 2S-s42,5 2i-64d; April and
May delivery 2o6ld; May ana June delivery
SS-64d. Futures barely steady.
So p m-tutures: A n .rIcan miidHng. low
middling clause, November delivery Io-6id.
buyers; November and December i6-64d buy
ers; December and January delivery 5 I6-64d
ee9yyers; January and February delivery
3l-64d. buyers; March and April delivery
23-o4tG5 24-64d; April and Nav delivery
25-oi05 a-64d: May and June delivery 5 :ss-e4d,
Futures closed quiet but steady.
NEW YORK, Nov. IS, noon.-Cotton opened
steady; middling uplsnds e1sc; middlinE orleans
l5-loc: sales Sal bales
Futures-Ihe market opened steady, with sales
as follows: November delivery 9 Ice; December
delivery Ale; January delivery 5Sc; February
delivery 2 ole; March delivery &c; April de-
BALTIMORE, Nov. IS, noon.-Cotton nominal:
mtddlng 9sSc-
500 p. m.-Cotton closed steady; middling
uplands 99sc; middling Orleans 1866; net
eo-NoJ ~s~St odlcS, sfOSS lO,SOos safes
day Sal bales
Futures--Market closed steady. with sales Of
ll9.o0O bales, as follows: November delivery
9o09 Sc: December delivery 47Gl9 4sc;
January deliver 57sl9 5Sc; February delivery
G4Q9 &c; March delivery 7O09 tic; April
delivery 's(1s 7yc; May delivery 8 SSG9 SOC;
June delivery 9o49 g7c, July delivery 10 020
III O4c, August delivery " 06 I1l0 Csc
the Sans cotton review says: Futures
opened lower for the early months and firm to
slightly dearer for the later months, closing
steady at an irregular advance. Liverpool,
thougn dearer, disappointed our bulls. aud they
made little effort 10 renew the boom they
started yesterday. The news from the Stock
Exchange was diSquietng, but about noon the
market TOOK sudden squirt, and prices were
run up 100 points in a few minutes. II was
said tnat tie movement of the crop is likely to
be obStructed by the unsettled rates of ex-
change and the unwillingness of planters to
accept lhe prices now current. The bears got
bad fght-at least some of them-others were
willing to assist the boom in order TO get u
better basis for putting out fresh contracts.
| Still business was not in such large blocks as
| Yesterday, and sales were not so large. very
| little having been done during the IN orning
hours. Spot cotton here was fully active at full
prices"
GALVESTON, Nov. 13.-Cotton steady; middling
| 912c; net receipts 1872 bales. gross 7,Sl2;
sales oS5 bales; stock 1850 bales; spinners Il
| bales.
NORFOLK, Nov. 1S.-Cotton steady; quotations
revised; mddllng sac; net receipts 1914 bales,
gross 1854; sales :, 9J5 bales; stock. corrected,
| $3.50 bales; exports, coastwise ,S37 bales, to
| Great Britain 6.25a.
| BALTIMORE, Nov. 13.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 91sc; net receipts - bales, gross 1.15l
sales 200 bales ali To Spinners: stock 1881 bales
| exports, coaStwiSe 600 bales.
| BosToN, Nov. l3.-Cotton steady and in fair de.
| maud; middling 95Sc; net receipts 470 bales,
gross $3.50; sales none; stock - bales; ex-
| ports, to Great Britain ,604 bales.
| WILMINGTON, Nov. 13.-Cotton quiet: middling
&c; net receipts 1,099 bales, gross 1909; sales
hQlaS. haI
| PHILADELPHIA, Nov l3.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 1Oc; net receipts 1873 bales, gross 1888
| stock, corrected, 4,205 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l3.-Cotton quiet but
steady; middling sssc; net receipts s,624 bales
gross 9S42; sales 25J bales; stock 20l 504 bales
exports, to Great Britain = bales, to the con
| tinent 6,162, to France 6095
Futures-The market closed easy, with
sales of 42,700 bales as follows: Novem
| Der delivery l0c, December delivery nc,
January delivery 25c, February delivery 32c,
March delivery SOC, April delivery Acc, May
delivery 54c, June delivery 8 &c. July delivery
62c, August delivery C.
MOBILE, Nov. 13.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 9ssc; net receipts 677 bales gross S77; sales
1000 bales; stock "a, 400 bales; exports, coast
| wise 1901 bales.
| MEMPHIS, Nov 1s.-Cotton quiet and easy
middling 5-1ec; receipts 4,ss4 bales; shipments
$500 bales; sales 10000 bales; stock 90 S55 bales
AUGUSTA, Nov. 13.-Cotton quiet; middlinl
| 8 5-1ec; pts 1858 bales; shipments LES
bales; sales 1871 bales sLocc 81 $40 bales.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 13.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 99sc; net receipts 2.049 bales, gross 2,049
sales 700 bales; stock 59,24 bales; exports, t
| the continent 4, s03 bales coastwise I, 1SS
ATLANTA, Nov. l3-CotJon firm; middlini
9 5-1oc; receipts 1,4S0 bales.
NEW YORK, Nov 13.-Consolidated net re
receipts at all cotton ports to-day 40.2S1 bales
| exports, to Great Britain 9,054 bales, TO tht
continent 2!,3SO bales, TO France COS; stock a
all American ports 649,917 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW York, Nov: IS noon. = Flour quiet anc
| weak. Wheat dull but steady. Corn dull anc
easy. Pork quiet and steady at S11 esq
IL 50. Lard quiet and easy at SIS IS. Freight'
| strong.
500 p. m.-Flour southern. dull and heavy
common to fair extra So 65@,4 10; good &c
choice extra 81 1905 rs; supertine, So 1904 90
| Wheat lower and moderately active; No. red
| 81 0215; options feverish aud pressed for sale
| on the dIsQuieting financial rumorS and closed
| 1s412ssc below yesterday; No ? red. November
delivery 81 OF; December delivery 81 03; Jan
vary delivery ., ga February delivery 81 O52s
May delivery 81 9 CSrH moderately active
options lower; November delivery $3.50
December delivery SOC; January delivery
&C; May delivery 60c. Oats moderately active
November delivery 4Sssc; December delivery
431xc; May delivery $3.50; No. spot 1874
| 0491sc; mixed western 4705lc. Hops quiet and
steady; DC new $685. state, common TT. to
cry II IS: December delivery. 10 95G17 10;
delivery IS 90 d IS As; May delivery
IS 10Ql5 30; spot Rio easier and quiet; fair
cargoes 1870; No. 1Sc. Sugar-raw steady,
fair demand fair refining 455c; centrfu-
gals, 96o test, 5l5 f5asc; refined quiet; G 5Ac;
! extra G. 1905 5-l6c, white extra G 9-16
| @5 1l-16c. yellow 5A05I5c; off A 7-16
| @5skc, mould a 6 316c. standard 1-16c,
confectoners' A $50 cut loaf aud crushe
| BLOC. powdered 6ssc graduated CSC. cubes
| nj EnPaior a Ma laa n c
easy; common to fancy 3SO47c. Petroleum quiet
and steady; crude in barrels, Parkers, 81 25;
refined, all ports. at 81 so. Cotton seed oil
quiet and steady; crude prime2Sc; yellow prime
| 34035c. Potatoes-Prime fairly active. Wool
quiet and firm; domestic fleece 34039c; pulled
27@G33c; Texas l5025c Provsions-Pork
steady; extra mess Sill 25 1,12 so: extra
prime $40 509I1 co. Beef dull and
quiet; family 81 50010 so; plate s. 009s so.
! Beef, hams, quiet and weak at $!2 00012 so.
Dried beef dull but firm. Tierced beef dull
but irm; city extra. India mess Sl4 00Q15 90.
Cut meats quiet but steady; picked bellies
| 55S0615c; picked shoulders SIC; hams
| s15Dac. NIiddles quiet. easy; short clear Sc 90.
city steam S. 90Q15 95; options, November
delivery SIS 81 bid; December delivery So 35;
January delivery SO so; February delivery
| So 81; March delivery So II; May delivery 81 90
bid. Freights to Liverpool tirmer; cotton 9-64d;
! grain 2I6d.
CHICAGO, Now i3.-The grain markets were
dull aud heavy early in the session and weak TO-
| ward the close. A decline of 2I5c was registered
| at the wind up of wheat dealings, 1$4c was
Topped off of corn, oats suffered TO the extent
of &c and provisions weakened in sympathy.
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