The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-07


March delivery s6-s4d. also IS 6ad: March
80 Aprn uehfery S964d, also 90 cad
eiso $3.50; April and May delivery ( 4i-64d :
May and June delivery si-e4d. also .s.6ld :
June and July delivery I s764d also 46-S4d
Futures weak
TIE tenders OF deliveries At to-day's clearines
amounted 70 900 bales new dockets and =
200 p. m.-Futures: American middllus. low
niiSIlins clause. November delivery 2s64 T.
sellers; November and December delivery
= <oc4u, sellers; December and January de
livery S6id, buyers: January and February
delivery 3G64G,4 $3.50; February and March
delivery SS-64Gl4 3464d March and April de-
hSery so-oiDi S7 SD; April aid May delivery
~ otG% sOt4d' May and June delivery
y 90. buyers; June and July delivery
45-O{d, sellers. Futures closed weak
II Lhe weekly cotton statistics are as follows:
Iotal sales for the week IS, 900 bales-Amer-
lean SO 900 bales: spectators took 300 baIes.
trade takings, Including Forwarded from shiDs'
SOS 1900 balls; actual export 100 bales:
.osa i Imports iSo. goo bales-American los. 600:
total stock iO4,0Oo bales-American 5si 900
bales total anoat 800 90 bales-Arnericaus $50 COO
bales; exporters took ?, % bales
NEw YORK. Nov. 6, noon.-Cotton opened
ll-l6c; sales - bales
Futures-The market opened weak. with sales
as follows; November delivery OOc. December
delivery 06c, January deivery lSc Fob
ruary delivery ale March delivery : 4lc Anil
delivery i2c, May delivery SIC
o:OO ,. m.-Cotton closed dull; middlfnR
sac; low middling is-l6c, good ordinary
1lac; net receipts here to-day = bales. gross
S,oil; sales to-day 80 bales, all TO spnners: for
warded l,l6s bales; exports to treat Britain
= bales, to the continent ,52s bales: stock
at this port 300, l42 bales.
Weekly net receipts at New York oOo
Oales, gross oS,b52; exports, to Great Britain
10, l03 bales TO the continent ASS bales to
France ! .2S6; forwarded l0,447 bales; sales 541
Consolidated net receipts at all ports for
the week s4e,645 bales; exports 10 Great Britain
1904 bales, to France 22,Sl2, to the continent
6s,s55 bales.
bales; exports, TO Great Britain 794. Cos
bales, to the continent SO6,09s bales, to France
l4l $50, channel -
Fusures-Market closed steady, with
sales OF 1880 bales, as follows: November
delivery : s507 a7c, December delivery osG
) 04c. January delivery i60s I7c, February
delivery 299S soc. March delivery ala
8 az; April delivery 8 seas Sc, May delivery
: 620S 6Sc, June delivery 720S ?3c, July de-
livery Sos s3c. August delivery S76DS sSc,
Septemoer delivery 6
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The suns cotton rsview
says: Futures opened at a sharp decline,
partially recovered, again declined, closing
steady az 7Gs points decline. The most CON
splcuous feature OF the market today was the
manner IN which IL stood up under a combina-
ton or bearish influences hat is seldom brought
against any great staple. The cary decline
was due 10 drop OF 8-6403-64d in the Liver
pool market, under which Marel contracts re
coded to 81 lc. Then came natural buying TO
cover contr acts, on which there was a recovery
10 ioc. Then the interior movement came
into play. Receipts at the interior towns
proved materially in excess OF the estimates,
ana stocks were very large. Under these IN
tiuences prices receded TO nearly the lowest
hgures OF the morning. Bears began to tread
on p rilouS Eround Prices touched to-day for
December about the lowest figures of the semi
panic last summer. The decline from the
highest figures in October is 125 points They
must not forget the incident in recent years,
when the storm on the day before Thanks
giving caused an advance of 80 points the day
after. They are exposed to Just such twist
now. Prices may recede another IS points but
they are quite likely TO advance 100 points
SO the bears stand in the position of betting
four to one.''
ATLANTA. Oct. 23.-CotJon closed Quiet:
midding &c; receipts .549 bales
GALVESTON, Nov. 6.-CoJton closed easy;
middling II 16c.
NORFOLK Nov. 6.-Cotton closed dull; mid
ding sc.
BALTIMORE Nov. 6.-Cotton closed nominal;
middliug SLsc.
BosroN, Nov 6..ocotton closed quiet at the
wnMlNeroS, Nov. Cotton closed weak;
middhng 7ssc-
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-Cotton closed quiet;
New ORLEANS, Nov. G.-Cotton closed easy;
mtddling ID &c.
FuLures-The market closed steady. with
sales OF So, 600 bales. as follows: November de
delivery Sic, February delivery Z bic, March
delivery 02c, April delivery re, May de,
livery &c, June delivery &c. July delivery
s 42c
The crop statement from Sept. TO Nov. 6,
inclusive, Is follows; Port recsipts 2,4c5, 742
bales, against 2.345, 673 bales last year and
2,l3i 4sO bales for the year before last. Over
land movement To mills and Canada 323 III
bales, against 2l5,74i bales last year. Interior
stocks in excess OF Sept. !, 809 500 bales against
26G,7S2 bales last year. Southern mill tskings,
hal. fnE A~1...
Amount of crop brought into sight during the
g. days 1924, 562 bales. against 2,055, 1853 bales
last year and 2e5" ll5 bales the year before
at f5 AmGPs s w. Of ERR Ia drought a n.S
$4,000 bales for last year and 419, 2ss the year
before last. Crop brought into sight for the
first six days OF November were 81 COZ bales.
against 355. 1873 bales last year and 81 938 bales
ATLANTA, Nov G.-Cotton closed steady;
middling T-l6c; receipts 1,4O4 bales; sales
TO day - bales.
MOBILE Nov. 6.-Cotton closed easy;
MEHPHIs, Nov s.-COtton closed quiet;
middling nc.
AUeusrA. Nov Cotton closed dull;
CHARLESTON. Nov 6-Cotton closed steady;
mddng 75Ec.
MoSTaoMERY, Nov. 6.-Cotton closed dull
and nominal; niddling 7ssc; receipts g6h
bales; shipments e,6l7 bales, STOCK 1891 49, 24
bales; STOCK 1880 10 035 bales; sales 6ol1 bales.
Macon-Not received.
COLUMBUS, Nov 6.-Cotton steady; middling
nc; receipts 3 96f bales; shipments 2,026 bales;
sales - bales; stock 1891. 1855 bales; stock
1890 1918 bales.
NASHVILLE, Nor. Cotton closed quiet;
middling 7S4c.
ROME Nov. -Cotton-Receipts 6,625 bales;
shipments 1913 bales; stock .9l9 bales
SELMA, Nov. Cotton market steady;
niddlnR 73sc; receipts 1920 bales; shipments
3,914 bales; stock 1899 bales
New YORK, Nov. Consolidated net re-
10 Great Britain 2s,6is bales, to France 1888
bales TO the continent 1882 bales; stock at all
American ports .144, 246 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YoRK Nov. 6, noon.-Flour active
and steady. Wheat active and firm Corn active
and strong Pork active and steady, 81 756D
10 70. Lard quiet and strong at So S71a. Freights
firm.
NEW York, Nov. 8. 500 p. m.-Flour,
extra, SO 65a4 IS; good to choice. extra.
-four 81 25Q2 IS. Wheat higher, active; No.
2 red 81 0701 0716 in sore and
elevator: 81 06sS01 0eM afoat' No. 8
red, 911991fc; options closed 295d1&SSc above
yesterday; No. 2 red, November delivery 81 0791;
December delivery 81 O5Js; May asliVery
cash, 1000 IN elevator; 721so afieat; options
delivery 5sc: May delivery Soc. Oats active
and irregular; options active and flrmer;
November delivery aSa4c; December deliv
cry &C; May delivery 4024c; No. 2 spot
3SA040c; mixed western 3s04ol5c. Hops
firm and quiet; State, common TO cnoice. l4@1
1ec; Pacific coast; 14GlSc. Cofrse-Options
steady, 50t20 points down; November de-
livery IL g001i %; December delivery II 60