The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-11

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East Tennessee. on Missouri Pacific. 59N
Lake Shore. ..:..128 Western Union. sra
L'ville & Nash. 7T1s Cotton Oil Certi.. 81
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Mobile and Ohio. IL Mobile & Ohio Is. 66s1
Nashville & Chat. 81 Silver Certificates 95ls
Texas Patio, 1st.. 64A Sugar ......... S416
COTTON,
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 10, noon.-Cotton-Bu Business
moderate at unchanged prices; American mid
ding 9-l6d; sales 5000 bales-Amercan 4,9O0
bales; speculation and export 500 baes; re-
ceipts $4,000 bales-American 29,l01
Futures-American middling low n.iddling
clause, November delivery ID; November
and December delivery ID; December and
January delivery 2s-64d, also 29-6fd January
February and March delivery 1904 also
4 "a 64d; March and April delivery 35-64d also
37-64d; April and May delivery 39-54d, also
440-64d; May and June delivery d; June
and July delivery 44-64d. Futures steady.
400 p. MIXTURES: American middling. low
middling clause, November delivery 39-s4d,
sellers; November and December delivery
4 29-e4d sellers; December and January delivery
3O64d, sellers; January and February delivery
32-64d, buyers; February and March delivery
4 35-64d, buyers; March and April delivery
3S-64d, buyers; April and May delivery
4s6404 4464d; June and July delivery
46-64d. buyers. Futures closed steady.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 10, noon.-Cotton opened
quiet bnt steady; middling uplands sac; mid
ding Orleans 11-16c; sales IS bales.
Futures-The market opened firm, with sales
as follows: November delivery 96c, December
delivery C, January delivery g 23c, Feb
ruary delivery 8 SIC. March delivery sic, April
NEW YoRK, Nov. 10, 500 p. m.-Cotton
market closed duh; mlddling uplands sac;
middling Orleans 11-l6c; net receipts $50
hal halaa. oil
"a bales.
Futures-Market closed easy, with
sales of 1875, 500 bales, as follows: November
96c, January delivery 1O@s lie, February
delivery 8 24c. March delivery zoos SIC,
April delivery 5 4709 4ec, May delivery $40
8 SEC, June delivery 8 679S CSC, July delivery
8760S use, August delivery S41S 65c, Sep
TENDER delivery 74oS rec.
New York, Nov. 10 The SUMS cotton review
| says: Futures opened firmer but declined,
| partially recovered, closing barely steady at
| 9012 points decline 1t was a day of unusual
| excitement, and more than the average amount
| of dealings on our Cotton Exchange Liverpool
| opened lower, but quickly recovered and closed
| slightly dearer, enabling the bulls to give a
| slight boom tO values, in which January con
| tracts sold at ) 27c and March at 5Sc. Then
| came the bureau report II was more favor
| able to large yield than had been estimated.
Runlor said it would give ITS pounds 70 the
| acre as the yield of lint. 1t gave 1G9 pounds
| Favored by this, the bears put up their crop
estimates to 8, 100. 900 bales, and it was said that
| Ellison, the Liverpool authority, put up bis to
| 7,450, 900 bales Anyway the bears assailed the
whole position with such vigor that a sort of
panic ensued Weak bulls were forced to IN
load, and prices dropped II points to s 10c for
January and 36c for March. Then a truce
was called 20 look over the field and care for
those who had been hurt. 1t began to be as
| snred that the bureau report Is not so favor
able as had been supposed. Receipts at the
three principal interior towns showed marked
falling off, amounting to only 10000 bales
against It, 200 bales one year ago. Weather at
the south was generally rainy, and it became
evident that the fine picking season has come
to an end. There was therefore, some buying
TO cover. In 1873, in very much such a season
as this. the price of cotton, after a panicky de-
cline, recovered so per cent in November. That
was exceptional, and probably not more than
10 per cent recovery can be expected in this
November"
GALVESTON. Nov. 104-Cotton closed steady;
middling INC; net receipts o,493 bales. gross
6,493; sales 1914 bales; stock 1856, 9S6 bales.
NORFOLK, Nov. 10.-Cotton closed steady.
miiddling me- "a; net receipts 4,S49 bales, gross
ports coastwlse 4069 bales
BALTIMORE, Nov. 10.-Cotton closed dull
middling 616c; net receipts - bales, gross
2162; sales none; stock 1898 bales; exports,
coastwise 500 bales.
Boston, Nov. 1O.-Cotton closed quiet mid
ding SIC; net receipts 622 bales, gross 4,097;
sales none; stock = bales
WILMINGTON, Nov. 1O.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 75sc; net receipts 2,056 bales, gross
2056; sales none; stock rs, 87S bales
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 10.--Cotton closed quiet;
middling e9sc; net receipts 353 bales, gross
New ORLEANS, Nov. 10.-Cotton closed easy
and irregular; middng 734c; net receipts 43, 655
bales. gross 44.377; saleS $500 bales; stock
bales, coastwise 11,51S bales, to the continent
So bales
Futures Market closed steady, with
sales of $500 bales as follows: November de-
E1n ,tNn~ AaIfw To-,
delivery z tic, February delivery Sic, March
delivery 92c, April delivery 8 03c, MAY de-
livery s 13c, June delivery 23c, July delivery
MOBILE, Nov. 1o.-Cotton closed. easy;
middling 711-16c; net receipts 1877 bales,
gross 1877; sales 200 bales; stock 81, 983 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 1858 bales, coastwise
1882 bales.
MEMPHIS, Nov 1O.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 1876; receipts 5,04S bales; ship
ments $50 baes sales 3.722 bales; stock no. 492
bales.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 1o-Cotton closed quiet;
middliug 1850; receipts 1882 bales; shipments
1276 bales; sales 1907 bales; stock 81 432 bales.
CHARLESTON. Nov. 10.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 7lsc; net receipts 3,446 bales,
gross 446; sales 200 bales stock 129, 6S7 bales
exports, to Great Britain 4, 719 bales. coastwise
ATLANTA, Nov. 1O.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling nc; receipts 1911 bales; sales to-
New YoRK, Nov. demonstrated net re-
ceipts at all cotton ports 1887 bales; exports,
TO Great Britain 1925 bales, TO France -
bales. 20 the continent So bales; stock at all
American ports l,147,51l bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK, Nov 10, noon.-Flour quiet
and firm. Wheat active and weak. Corn
quiet and firm. Pork quiet and steady
So 75O1O IS. Lard quiet and firm at So 49,
Freights active and firm.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10, 500 p. m.-Flour
southern firm and steady; common to fair,
extra. SO 65@a4 SO; good to choice. EXTRA
81 IS IS; supertine. 81 1904 80; buckwhest
flour 81 250c IS. Wheat active; export de-
mand and milling; No. red, 81 0514 in store
and elevator; 81 0715G1 0S14 ahoat; No. 8
red, 03@9911c; options steadily declined, closing
weak, l3s@lc lower; No. red, November de-
livery S105M; December delivery 81 OBS; May
delivery 81 ID Corn unsettled and moderately
ective; No. 2 cash, 7s@s0c IN elevator; 7254c
ahoat; options, after advancing AQ5sc,
declined 9z01I6c and closed 14Ossc I'M
der yesterday; november delivery 69Ac; De-
cember delivery 60Ac; May delivery SIC Oats
dull and lower; options quiet and weaker; No
vember delivery $3.50; December delivery 1880;
May delivery 3334c; No. 2 spot ssI404Oc;
mixed western s0044c. Hops firm and