The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-03

consOlsl, Is. ..... 81 Reading. ........ 3s5S
Tennessee -. IOiN Richmond & Ale. VS.
DO 5s. 100 Richm'd q W. PIT.
do Sc. 3s.. 69js Terminal. -. 1879
Virginia Us. 50 Rock Island 600. S2Ix
Ea.os solIted. % st. Paul .......-.. 751S
Ches. & Ohio .... do preferred lisl4
Northwestern 81. 1161z Texas Pacific 49,. 1919
90 preferred .139 Tenn. Coal &Iron. 1851
Deia q Lack. l4O Union Pacific. .... 4014
Erie. ............. 1858 n. J. Central 80. ll5
East Tennessee. 5A Missouri Pacific. 59Ll
Lake Shore ..... 1885 Western Union . 50
/ vile & Nash. 7Sle Cotton Oil Certi. IN
Memphis & Char. % Brunswick -. az
Mobile aud Ohio. ~ Mobile & Ohio Is 60
NASHVILLE & Chat. 81 Silver Certificates 95L
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 9 noon.-Cotton opened
dull; prices generally in buyers favor; Ameri-
can middling 4szd; sales 5000 bales-Americsn
0'loO bales; speculation and export 500 ba es
receipts u 400 bales-all American.
Futures-Americen middling, low m.iddling
clause, November delivery ID; November and
December delivery 4 33-64d also 32-64d De-
center and January delivery S5-64d. also
S7-64d, also S6-6Id; February and March
delivery 406id, so 3e-64d; March and April
delivery 42-64d; April and May delivery
45-64d; May al June delivery 47-o4d; June
and July delivery 50-64d. Futures weak.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted TO 1890 bales new dockets and 800
bales old.
400 p. m.-Tutures: American uiddling. low
i
buyers; November and December delivery
I 3l-64d, buyers; December and january de-
livery S4-6id, sellers; January and February
delivery 35-64d, buyers; February and March
delivery 37-6494 3S64d; March ana April de-
livery lo-64GD4 41-G4d; April and May delivery
4fS-5i0l A. I'D; May and June delivery 4 1904
a. $3.50; June and July delivery 49-64d,
sellers. Futures closed weak.
NEW YoRK, Nov. .. noon.-Cotton opened
quiet mddling uplauds slice; middhng Or
leans Sa4c; sales 1893 bales.
sales as follows: November delivery 10,
December delivery 2lc, January delivery
8 Sic, February delivery Ale, March delivery
Die, April delivery 8 Ole.
market closed quiet; mlddling uplands 516c;
middlinR Orleans 6s4c; net receipts 2833
bales, gross receipts % 1873 bales; sales to-day
lob bales; also sales last wesk, not before re-
ported, $50 bales for spinners.
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales Of
l3o 900 bales, as follows: November delivery
s o as 07c, December delivery s 15Qs l6o
January delivery 8 276s 2Sc, February delivery
s 9sGeS 39c. March delivery 3 506s Sic. April
delivery CLOS Sc May delivery 8 710s re
June delivery S10S SIC. July delivery 600
8 ole, August delivery 5 9761s CSC.
New YORK Nov. 2-The sun IS cotton review
says: THE bulls got 1t in the neck to-day, and
the weak ones suffered badly, especially those
VINO have been carrying December and January
contracts. They had TO contend with a drop Of
4-04@5-54d in the Liverpool market. enormol as
receipts at the ports, full interior movement
and continued fins weather for maturing and
securing the crop. The drop in contracts for
March (Which now assume the lea a. TO SOC
brought forward buyers with considerable
vigor, but without arresting the decline and
there was q sale at. 47c. Then it was seen
That the later months have been getting into a
good position for the bull market The cost of
carrying has been greatly reduced priees are
very low. and 1t requires but the change of a
singlel circumstance too promote the rise.
Smaller receipts at the ports, smaller interior
movement better Liverpool market, or bad
weather at the south, any one OF these must
give fresh impulse to speculation for rise,
while the bears require that everything shall
continue in their favor. Therefore. the bull
movement may be expected in the latter part Of
this week.
GALVESTON. Nov. 2.--Cotton closed steady;
lsiddling 1896 net receipts 10, 458 bales gross
io,456; sales ,924 bales stock ~ sig bales ex-
ports, coastwise 1914 baes
NORFOLK, Nov. Cotton closed steady;
middling 73zc: net receipts 1868 bales gross
5,9ls; sales IN bales; stock Is 0la bales; exD
ports, coaStwise 1921 bales
BALTIMoRE, Nov. 2.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling, SIC; net receipts - bales, gross
1900; sales none; stock 2,SS3 bales
BosToN, Nov. Cotton closed quiet;
middling $50; net receipts 1,137 bales, gross
5,s29; sales none; stock - bales; exports
TO Great Britain 3,i0i bales
WiiILMINGIoN, Nov. lotion closed duh;
middling 7S4c; net receipts ,999 bales, gross
.1,992; sales none; stock 81, 12S bales: exports,
coastwlse :, 800 bales.
hA~AOCLfhIAt NOV. Ss-GOLJOu closed quiet,
middling sac; net receipts sos bales, gross
1913; stock 5 1853 bales.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 2-Cotton closed easy;
middling. 72sc: net receipts 1868 bales. gross
15,O93; sales 800 bales; stock 2SS 957 bales; ex
ports, to Great Britain bales, coastwise
3,4O5 bales, to the continent 1850 to France
1882 bales; spinners l ,448.
q Futures SIN Market closed easy, with sales Of
livery 6Oc. December delivery 75c January
delivery Z sc, February delivery Z SIC, March
delivery Osc, April delivery 19c, Nav de-
48c:' N' '''''' 4'''''i' '''' 'u'' u0'''efy
MOBILE, Nov. 2-Cotton closed easy;
middling z l3-16c; net receipts 5349 bales
gross $40; sales 800 bales; stock 80 1856 bales
exports, coastwise 1882 bales; spinners so
MEMPHIS, Nov. 2.-Cotton closed EASY;
middlIng Sc; receipts 1909 bales; shipments
5000 bales sales 8,47l bales; stock 81, 4O5 bales
middlinS 724c; receipts 1881 bales; Snip
ments 944 bales; sales $50 bales; stock 21,e67
bales.
middling 79kc; net receipts 1911 bales
gross 7,S11 sales 900 bales; stock $40 bales;
tinent 5,675
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts at all cotton ports 6s, 1893 bales; exports
to Great Britain %. 254 bales. to France 12,I18
bales TO the continent II 800 bales; stock at all
american ports l.110353 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK, Nov. Q noou-Flour quiet
and easy. Wheat dull and firm. Corn active
and firm. Pork dull and steady, $40 Goa
IL 90. Lard quiet and weak at IS 30. Freights
good demand and firm.
New YORK, Nov. 2, 500 p. m.-Flour.
southern, weak and dull common to fair
extra. 81 65Gn4 80; good to choice, extra.
$43545 So; supertine, 50 75@4 so; buckwheat
-four So 256S3 35. Wheat unsettled and
moderately active, closing easier; No.
9 red. 81 O3O1 031S in store and
elevator; 81 04G11 051S afoat; No.
red, o3099I5c; options advanced AGQ114c on re-
ported official announcement of Russian pro-
hibition of all cereals but wheat, higher cables,
foreign buying more liberal clearances, de-
clned A614c on large receipts and weaker
cables, advanced 4Go2sc on covering, closing
steady at 4D9sc under Saturday; No
2 red, November delivery 81 o.: De-
cember delivery 81 0514; May delivery
81 II. Corn lower; moderate business; No. z
cash. 69c IN elevator; 690691ec afioat; options
advanced A@23sc and closed &c down on
November and 1sG36c up on other months on
Russian prohibition and large cable accept
ances; November delivery 641Sc: December
delivery 57ssc; May delivery 5s1sc. Oats active
and higher; options active and higher
on Russian prohibition November delivery 367Sc;
December devery3714c; May delivery 3SL4c: No.
2 spot 36a4 (13S1z mixed western 35QD37Ikc Hops
firm and quiet; state, common to choice, lao
lGc; Pacific coast; 1401so Coffee-Options
closed steady, 5@25 points up; November de
livery II 65G111 rs; December delivery II s.
oil 60; January II S5Dll 20: spot Rio
firm and quiet; fair cargoes &C; No. z. 19c.
Sugar-raw, quiet and steady; centri-
fuealS 500 test 5-16c: No. g. SIC: No