The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-14

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bales old. ~''S wv
400 p. m--Futures: American n1iddling. low
sHliaollhg cause. November delivery ID;
November and December delivery 2l-e4d
buyers; December and January delivery
Sl-oll14 Rod; January and February delivery
= SE6ig4 sod; February and March delivery
=. 500 sod; March and Aprll deliverv
: so-640I 81 cad; April and Nav deiiyeryy
s5-64es4 toid; May and June delivery
~ "a, buyers. Futures closed steady
TO-day's sales were increased by late busi.
neSS by S.OOO bales Of American.
Inc weekly cotton statistics are as follows:
Iotal sales for the week 42.0OO bales-Amer-
lcan SoOOO bales; Spectators took 900 bales.
trade takings, including forwarded from shinsi
side, 5000 bales; actual export 5000 bales:
total Imports li6,0 600 bales-American III 900;
h soIth STOCK 1'I,OOO bales-American 605.OO6
oaleS; exporters took 2. 700 bales
NEW YORK, Nov. l3. nOOn.-Cotton opened
1 S,; middling uplands s]sc; middling Orleans
Futures-The market opened barely steady
with sales as follows; November delivery zoe
December delivery z Sic, january delivery
s sSC feoruary delivery lOc. March delivery
o;OO p. m--Cotton closed firm; middlIng
e1sc; low middling ll-loc, good Ordinary
&c; net receipts here to-day 25s bales. gross
oOSS' sales to-day So bales, all TO spnners; for
warded 1874 bales; exports, TO Great Britain
= bales. to the continent $50 bales; stock
at this port ~, us bales.
Weekly net receipts at New York bel2
pales, gross O2,s12; exports. to Great Britain
ITO bales, TO the continent 10 276 bales To
France SOL; forwarded 30 $50 bales; sales 39l
bales, all to spnners.
Consolidated net receipts at all ports for
the week Sal ,095 bales; exports to Great Britain
10y O5s bales, to France 20 702, 70 the continent
IS. 161 bales.
Total net receipts since Sept. /. .7e7 Oh
bales exoorts, to Great Britain 96S, 764
bales, to the continent 401. 265 bales, TO France
l67,762. channel -.
Futures.Magket closed steady, with
delivery 1907 soc, December delivery z SS0
s5c. January delivery 90S O0c, February
delivery 1908 14c, March delivery 266
&c April delivery seGs sc. May delivery
zoos 4Ic. June delivery SIC, July delivery
6S@6 &C. August delivery 73lS 15c, Sep
temoer delivery & 630s Csc.
NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-The SUMS cotton review
says; FUTURES opened slightly dsarer, then
weakened. then became buoyant, and finally
lost most OF the advance, closing steady at iC06
points advance from yesterdays closing prices
1t was desperate struggle between the bulls
ana bears on our Cotton Exchange to-day in
which at the close the bulls had slightly the ad-
vantage. They were favored by some recovery
In the Liverpool market and less excessive
movement of the crop. These circumstances
caused local shorts to cover coltracts very
freely, and March options were run up to &c.,
an advance OF 20 points from the lowest figure
Yesterday morning. Then the bears again
crease OF stocks at the south. Besides, they
had not done burrowing for some big game
among the bulls, and very soon more than half
the early advance was lost"
ATLANTA Nov. 13.-CotJon closed quiet
middlinR nc; receipts 9g7 bales.
GALVESTON. Nov. l3.-Cotton closed easy;
middling NC.
NORFOLK, Nov. 13.-Cotton closed steady: mid
ding 7-I6c.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1a-Cotton closed dull;
middling Sc.
BosToN. Nov. 1s.-Cotton closed quiet and
easier; middling SIC.
WILMINGTON Nov. Is-Cotton closed quiet
but steady; middling 734c.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 13.-Cotton closed quiet ;
middling SIC.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 13.-Cotton closed steady:
middling nc.
Futnres-The market closed steady, with
sales Of IS, 800 bales. as follows: November de-
delivery Gle, February delivery Tic, March
delivery : SEC, April delivery 93c, May de-
livery 8 09c, June delivery i3c, July delivery
3 23c, August delivery 26c.
The crop statement from Sept. ! to Nov 49,
inclusive, Is as follows Port receipts 3 80l, 9S2
bales, against 2,629.045 bales last year and
9,42l.542 bales for the year before last Over
land movement to mills and Canada 382 216
bales, against 2S5. 70l bales last year. Interior
stocks in excess of Sept. l. $50 024 bales, against
3O64l2 bales last year. Southern mill takings,
| III, 265 bales, against 1897 bales last year
Amount of crop brought into sight during the
IA days: LESS, 507 bales against 1894 545 bales
last year and 3.01s.167 bales the year before
last. Amount OF crop brought into
/ sight for the week 463, 945 bales, against
4093S7 bales for last year and 500, O29 the year
before last. Crop brought into sight for tho
| first IL days of November we're S38, 547 bales
against 49,, $40 bales last year and 1900 bales
| year before last.
MOBILE, Nov. 13.-Cotton closed steady;
| middling nc.
MEaPHIs, Nov 1s.-Cotton closed easy;
middling 756c.
AUGUSTA, Nov 13-Cotton closed steady;
middling 7-16c.
CHARLESTON. Nov. 13.-Cotton closed steady;
| middling 7e6c.
| MONTGOMERY, Nov. 13-Cotton closed dull
and nominal middling 1hci- receipts b947
bales; shipments 3 ,34S bales stock 1891, 81 1888
bales; STOCK $780, 1881 bales; sales S,34S bales.
- bales; shipments 1905 bales; stock 1891,
| 7,433; stock $780, Bali bales.
COLUMBUS, Nov 1S-Cotton steady; middling
NC; receipts 1885 bales; shipments 2l9 bales;
sales 034 bales; stock 1891. ll.'64 bales; stock
NASHVILLE, Nov. Is-Cotton closed quiet
| but steady; middling 71Rc.
RoME. Nov. IA Cotton-Receipts $3.50 bales;
| shipments 4 ,405 bales; stock 80 bales.
| SELMA, Nov. 13.-Cotton market steady;
| middling 711c; receipts 4, 222 bales; shipments
| 4767 bales; stock 1891, i2,442 bales stock $780,
| 6476 bales.
| New YoRK, Nov. 13.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts at all cotton ports a, 226 bales; EXPORTS
TO Great Britain 25.642 bales. TO France Os4
bales, to the continent ,574 bales; STOCK at all
| American ports ]. la, 500 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
! New YORK, Nov. 13. noon-Flour active
! and quiet. Wheat active and easy. Corn
active aud weak. Pork active and firm at
| 50 1910 rs. Lard quiet and firm at So 4716.
Freights active and firm.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10, 500 p. m.-Flour,
southern dull and quiet common &c f2ir,
extra. s3 65Gb4 49,; good TO choice. extra.
| 81 3505 IS; supsrflne. 81 1904 80; buckwheat
| -four So 250: IS. Wheat les active and
unsettled; lower; No. 2 red. 81 061S in store
and elevator; 81 07asQ1 90 afoat; No. 3
red, ojGo99l6c; options closed steady A01ec
below yesterdays prices; No. red. November
delivery 81 0eIb; December delivery 81 OTIS; May
| delivery 81 ly5E. Corn unsettled and weak;
| No. cash. 75ltC076c in elevator; 764Q77c
| aloat; options declined M0lAc chiefly on
early months, with increased supplies and high
| grading of new corn; November delivery 66s4c;
December delivery 6715c; May delivery 521ec.
vember delivery 3sc; December delivery &C;
May delivery 3Sasc; No. 2 spot ss9soMc;
mixed western $4,000. Hops firm and
| quiet; State common to cnoice, 14Ql9c;
Pacific coast: l40isc. Coffee-options
firm, closed 26 points up; November de.
livery IL ss@12 65; December delivery IL IS
al. As; January Y sl@ll 30; spot hio
| 1916 Sugar-raw. quiet and frmer; centri-
| fugals 800 test slice; No 8. 35kc; No
| 8, 356c; Off A, 3 151604Mc; mould A. 43sc;
standard A. 3-I6c; confectionery A. 41sc;
cut loaf SIC; crushed 518c; powdered 436c;
granulatsd. 1906 5-16c; cubes, 4lxc. Molasses
hhds; New Orleans quiet and firm;
common to fancy 2e092c. PETROLEUM Quiet
and steady; crude in bills. Parkers' IS 90;
crude in bulk. So 90; refined New York.