The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-05
COTTON.

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COTTON
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 4, noon.--Cotton-Bu Business
moderate az unchanged prices; American mid
ding $40; sales 700 bales-American $500
bales; speculation and export 500 ba es; receipts
2l.OOO bales-American 1901
Futures-American middling, low middling
clause, November delivery ID; November and
December delivery S3-64d, also 32-64d: De-
S7-64d; January and February delivery
ID; February and March delivery ID;
March and April delivery 4264d. also
IL Sad; April and May delivery 45-64d
also 8s-e4d; May and june delivery n, I'd !:
June and July delivery 50-64d. Futures easy.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's ciearinRs
amounted 70 2,lOO bales new dockets and -
400 p. MIXTURES: American middling. low
middling clause. November delivery 33-64d,
buyers November and December delivery
livery 34-64d, sellers; January and February
delivery 36-6ld, sellers; February and March
delivery 39-o4d, sellers; March and April de-
livery 42-6id, sellers; April ard May delivery
I 5O-64d, sellers; June and July delivery ID
Futures closed firm aG the advance
MANCHESTER, Noy. 4.-The Guardians com
with lessening demand The large daily receipts
OF cotton at American ports are inducing mer-
chants 10 act in an exceeding cautious manner.
Many OF the offers indicate that foreign Gus
toners are looking for lower prices than those
prevalent during the summer. The decline in
yarns has enabled manufacturers to accept
more reasonable offers without making their
margins worse. The demand for yarns Is
mostly of a retail character"
NEW YORK, Nov. !, noou.-Cotton opened
quiet; middling uplands 5-16c; middling Or
leans sac sales 30 bales.
Hutures-The market opened firm, with
sales as follows: November delivery 8 00c,
December delivery l5c, January delivery
S &c, February delivery 8 Ale March delivery
s SIC, April delivery CSC.
NEW YORK. Nov. 4, 500 p. m.-Cotton
market closed quiet: middling uplands s 5l6c;
middliDg Orleans sac; net receipts ABS
bales, gross receipts S,942 bales; sales to-day
Futures-Market closed very steady, with
sales Of III, 800 bales, as follows: November
delivery 8 Hos 13c, December delivery ZOO
s 2lc. January delivery 8 32C1S $50, February
delivery g 44c, March delivery s 5 as SIC. April
delivery 67GS CSC, May delivery 8 7sQS roc.
June delivery SS0S 6yc, July delivery s 97Q0
s CSC. August delivery 03G9 04c.
GALVESTON, Nov. 4.-Cotton closed steady;
niddling ll-16c; net receipts 1883 bales.
gross 1888; sales 1884 bales stock i33,0S6
| bales; spinners 81.
NORFOLK, Nov. 4.-Cotton closed steady
middliDg SIC; net rec -ipts $3.50 bales, gross
| $3.50; sales 2,419 BALE; stock SO,1I9 bales; ex-
| ports, coastwise .472 bales
BALTIMORE, Nov 4.-Cotton closed nominal;
| middling $40; net receipts - bales. gross
9,5e3; sales none; stock 1881 bales; exports,
to tie continent Sl6 bales, coastwise 1000
| BosToN, Nov. 4.-Cotton closed quiet
| middliug 5-16c; net receipts 427 bales, gross
| 2,S79; sales none; stock - bales
| WILMINGTON, Nov. 4.-Cotton closed steady
| middling 1850; net receipts 1866 bales, gross
1866; sales none; stock 1850 bales; exports
| coastwlse 706 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.--Cotton closed quiet
middlinR l1-l6c; net receipts 22S bales, gross
228; stock 1904 bales
| NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 4. Cotton closed steady
middling re; net receipts 10 1857 bales gross
1906; sales $3.50 bales; stock 3J1,747 bales; ex.
ports. to Great Britain 1860 bales, coastwise
Futures Market closed firm, with sales Of
$1,000 bales, as follows: November de.
livery 7 t6c, December delivery S5c, January
| delivery CSC, February delivery csc, March
delivery 19c, April delivery 29c, May de-
livery SOC, June delivery 8 49c, July delivery
SOC.
The average weight of the 2,195, 51S bales OF
cotton crop. embracing the port receipts and
Oct. 81, is oil 36-100 pounds per bale, against
53 20 100 per bale last year. Detailed averages by
sections are as follows: Texas 523 25-100 pounds.
Louisiana 50s 500; Alabama, etc. 5l2;
Georgia, 1913 s010O; South Carolina, 511; North
| Carolina, 508; Virginia, 499 7100; Tennessee,
| eto., 515 $1,000. Tho average for Tennessee,
Louis and Memphis. The average weight for
| Memphis this year is 5l2 5000 pounds Der
bale, against 52l 49-l00 last year. The average
weight for St. Louis is $40 per bale, against
| $50 last year.
Crop movement to Nov. I: Port receipts for
two months were 2,195,513 bales. against
20S5,003 bales last year and ,SS4, 053 bales year
| before last. Net overland movement to mills
1853 9S7 bales, against 1874 S13 bales for the same
| time last year and IN $50 for the year before
| last. Interior stocks in excess of Sept 1:
| 21O,34 bales, against ,671 bales last year
| and 1888 169 the year before last. southern mill
takings, exclusive of consumption at the
| southern outports ia 1856 bales against l16 o3s
bales asst year and 10o,595 the year before last.
Amount of crop brought into sight at the close
/ of October: e49,9 bales. against 2,599 72J
bales last year and 1900, 207 the year before
| last. Crop brought into sight for DC ober:
2,024 14S bales against ,T43,2S7 bales last year
| and !, 63l .2l9 bales the year before last.
| ATLANTA, Nov. 4,-Cotton closed dull; mid
ding, TIC; receipts 1,S45 bales; sales today
MOBILE, Nov. 4.--Cotton closed quiet
gross 1913; sales 800 bales; stock 20 9O1 bales;
| exports, coastwise 1,735 bales
MEMPHIS, Nov 4.-Cotton closed steady;
middling l5-16c receipts 4392 bales; shipments
1900 bales sales $50 bales; stock 1916 bales
AUGUSTA, Nov. Cotton closed quiet;
middling 734c; receipts 2,S09 bales; ship
ments 844 bales; sales us bales; stock "a, ISL
bales.
CHARLESTON. Nov 4.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 79Sc; net receipts $685. lies,
gross 5,5Sj; sales 800 bales stock 1s5, 059 bales.
NEw YORK., Nov. 4-COnsolidated not re-
ceipts at all cotton ports ~ 029 bales; exports
TO Great Britain 1874 bales, to France =
bales, TO the continent s,401 bales; stock at al
American ports LIPS, 165 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW York. Nov. 8, noon.--Four quiet
and steady. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn quiet
and steady. Pork dull and steady, $40 COO
II 90. Lard quiet and firmer at So 42lS Freights
| firm
New YORK, Nov. 3, 500 p. m.-FIour,
! southern, weak and dull; common to far,
extra. So 65Ge4 IS; good to choice, extra.
81 35Gl5 IS; superine 81 1904 So buckwheat
-four 81 256,2 g. Wheat higher, active; No.
. red, 81 04@1 04]6 in store and
elevator; 81 051601 O514 afloat; No. 8
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