The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-29

AUGUSTA. Nov. % Cotton closed quiet:
middling 7-ioc; receipts 1851 bales; ship
| bales.
CHARLESTON. Nov. 2s.-Cotton closed steady:
m ddg 7stc; net receipts 2.9s+ bales. gross
exports, to Great Britain 14OO bales, to the
! continent 500, coastwise ,705
NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-Consolidated net re-
/ ceipts at all cotton ports to-day we're 3d. 1871
bales; exports. to Great Britain 8, s6e bales. to
| France $3.50 bales. 70 the continent 500 bales;
stock at all American ports l,2ls. $50 bales.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 2S.-The total visible supply
| OF cotton for the world is 403O,6 bales, OF
which a,64l,s lI bales are American, against
z,s8I,o1I and 2,454,7TI bales. respectively, last
year. Receipts at all interior towns for the
week 2l0.434 bales. Receipts from plantations
81, sol bales. Crop in sight 4,576,s79 bales
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
NEW YoRx, Nov. 2s, noon-Flour inactive
and steady. Wheat dull and easy. Corn quiet
and easy. Pork quiet but steady at 80 751iO rs.
Lard quiet and firm at So So Frelghts quiet
Nav YoRk, Nov. Is. 500 p. m.-Flour.
| southern dull but weak; common to far
extra. ss 65A4 Is; good 20 choice. extra.
flour g ESQ: IS. Wheat weaker, dull; No. 2
red. 81 O5A in store and elevator; 81 OH
atoat; options closed dull; No. red, Novem-
per delivery 81 O5es: December delivery 81 O5;
May delivery 81 1915 Corn dull and weak, &c
! lower; No. cash. 75c IN elevator: 76c aioat:
options very dull, shorts quiet; November deliv-
cry Toe; december delivery $3.50; May delivery
o29sc. Oats firmer and active; options dull and
9uleti November delivery 391fc; December de-
livery S9IRc; January delivery C; May delivery
al No; 2 spot Ss4@4lc; mixed western IS
Paciiic coast; 140lSc- Coffee-Options closed
steady; November delivery 18 IS; December
delivery IL 90; offerings delivery ii 5O0I so;
No. 7. 1870. Sugar-raw, dun but steady;
ialr - refining 31se; centrifugals, go
test, S1nc; No .. s}sc; No. s. a5sc; refined quiet
STANDARD A, 45,lec; .confectioners' A. 4]sc;
cut loaf, o5Sc: crushed, She; powdered. 7-l6c;
granulated. $685. 7.l6c; cubes. 45sc. Molasses
1sEoreign nominal; 500 test. 1lS491s1So in
s common to 70 fancy sl0Ssc; Petroleum
crude cru in bulk. 50 80; refined New York.
g IS; IN SaiR ss s s9S co. SAl eoasoe
seed oil quiet; new crude $50; crude OF
grades 25c; new yellow 2sI<03Oc. Wool steady
2e93Sc;, Texas 16@24c. Provisions 1PoTS
extra prime $40 O6@lO So Beef steady;
family 81 000i2 90; extra mess 80 OO0
Tered beef dull; city extra India mess. SIS 90
9l6 10. Cut meats steady; picked shoulders
6ss951sc; picked bellies &c; hams 1919
yember delivery s.. Lard weak and
dull western steam 50 As; city. SO 10;
I SOye~0'E e. delivery 81 DeoembsT de-
s. s. bid; Peanuts firm; fancy hand
picked 4494Ibc; farmers DC. Freights
to Liverpool dull and easy; cotton, per sUean.
S-l607-S2d; grain SID.
CHICAGO. Nov. 2s.-The wheat market made
little show Of strength early in the day, mainly
on some higher private cables, and rumors of
| cold wave forming in the northwest and threat
ening the winter wheat region For time
there was a fair amount of buying largely by
short interest, and December touched 95lkc and
May 81 oo1s. But business was exceedingly
| soon ruled. followed quickly by decided
weakness. Some OF the early buyers began to
unload their purchases and short sellers COM
menced to hammer the narEet. Partridge s.
Cudahy who had been good buyers early, after
ward sold generously, and the market failing to
| get much support, prices soon gave way, De-
cember touching 9211c and May 1850. There
trade, ami weakness was more the re-
suit of dullness than any especially
bearish features which were developed
The boards early cables were .undecipherable,
but private advices were that foreign markets
| were stronger. There was a slight reaction
after recession t. the figures last quoted but
| there was renewed weakness during the last
| hour, December going to 9214c and May to 99I6c
on reports OF lower prices at Berlin and Ant
werp. The close was steady at 9214c for De-
cemher and 994c for May. Corn was weak
| and lower; the squeeze for November seemed
| to be gradually subsiding. Shorts have either
| generally covered. or have resolved to stand
| out and face the consequences. At the start
transactions until 1t had fallen to 20 cents. and
| finally TO 66c There is rumor that shorts will
| tender new No. on their contracts With very
| light transa etions and no excitement the close
was steady at Csc. 1t was rumored
! tlat the weakness in this month was
| due to the only remaining heavy
| short having settled with the clique At any
| rate, closing prices show O drop of &c per
| bushel, compared with the opening price yes
| terday. Deferred futures we're also weak May
| opened unchanged at 43c, touched 431Sc weak
ened to 4234c ana closed at 1870. Oats
were very dull and closed Ic lower
than on yesterday With large receipts
| of hogs at the yard tho prices were 100I5c
lower, with grain weak, and with an immense
| stock of pork on hand Provisions were natur-
ally weak. The tendency was slowly down
ward throughout tbs session and the close was
at about inside figures.
| CHICAGO Nov. 99.-Cash quotations were as
| follows: Fioursready, unchanged; spring patents
" 6J@5 60; winter patents 81 50G04 90; baS-
ers', 81 1904 20; traights s. G50a5 10 Wheat
Corn - No. 2, Gee. Oats-No. 2, 33j$c
Mess pork, per barrel, 88 45@lS 90 Lard
per 100 Ms, SO 07JS. Short ribs Sides
loose, s. 50@95 75 Dry sailed shoulders,
boxed, 81 191bO4 25. Short clear sides, boxed,
| s. 95Q6 % Whisky at 81 IL.
| Leading futures closed as follows: