The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-17

The following were the closing quotations of
the New York Stock Exchange:
Ala. class A, 215 .lOiIk Norf a. W. pref. 40
ga a.e class b Ss 49, Northern Pacific. ~
| \ Carolina cons4s. 9S Pacific Mail. -. S5it
| So Caro-. Brown Reading .. 37Sl
- consolsh os..a 911x Richm'd & ". PIT.
Tennessee IS. .lO3 Terminal 1855
90 5s:.... e91a Rock Island. s2I2
do Sc. IS. 60 st. Paul....... IS
Virginia 6s., 50 do preferred. lis1a
va 6s consoli'ted. 80 Texas Pacific 49, l2L
Northwestern ....1l54 Tenn. Coal &Iron 39ls
do preferred. .l39 Union Pacific. 4OL
DelA d Lack. 1919 n. j. Central. 112
Erie. ...........,. 284 Missouri Pacific. 1914
East Tennessee. 6 Western Union . slal
Lake shore. -122h Cotton Oil Certi.. 20
l. VILE Nash. 1915 Brunswick Co... 9H
Memphls q Char. % Mobile & Ohio Is 66k
mobile and Ohio. IL Silver Certificates 94lz
NasnviIIe 4 Chat. 50 Am. Sugar Ref $50
Texas Pa'fc, LIST. IS do pref'd. 94J9
| n. Y. Central. illL
*Bid.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 10, noon.-Cotton opened
mode ate; easier prices: American middling
7-l6d; sales 6,SJ0 bales; speculation and export
pa es; receipts 20 bales; American 25. 500.
Futures = American middling easy; mid
ding, clause. November delivery 4 21-64d;
November and December delivery 20 Cad; De.
cemte or and January delivery 21-64d, also
SOOId; January and February delivery Cad,
also I 23,64d; February and March delivery
-t-ofIs anu April ueuNcry oJ-O4u. also
81 Cad, also 306td, April and May delivery
5354d, also 34-64d, also 33-e4d; May and
june delivery 3i-64di June and July delivery
439-64d. Futures closed weak.
The tenders of deliveries al to-day's cearings
amounted to - bales new dockots and -
bales old.
100 p. MIXTURES: American middling. low
middling clause, November delivery 1S-G4d;
November and December delivery 18-G4d,
sellers; December and January delivery
lS-64d, sellers; January and February delivery
2o.d49 ! 2!-6id; February and March delivery
26-64O 97d April and May delivery aO-64d,
s-llersi May aud June delivery 1854 l.
sellers; June and July delivery 4 36-64d,
ssllers. Futures closed weak.
new foRK, Noy 10. noon.-Ootton opened
dull and firm; middling uplands s II Ice; mid
ding Orleans 716c; sales - bales.
Futures The market opened ba ely steady
with sales as follows: November delivery &c
December delivery re, January delivery
SIC, February delivery 02c, March delivery
lac, April delivery &c.
NEW YoRx, Nov. l6. 500 p m.-Cotton
closed quiet middling uplands SIC; middling
Orleans Sl9c;. net receipts 6,345 bales, gross
receipts 1920 bales; sales to-day 81 bales.
tutures-Market closed quiet aud steady, with
sales of l54, 800 bales, as follows: November
January delivery Sl07 sc, February
delivery 960s i4c, March delivery OS@
O9c, April delivery 8 1905 20c May delivery
Sss96 soc. June delivery s 3pG0s 4Oc, July de-
I
| September delivery 4 45O8 47c.
NEW YORK, Nov. l6.-Ihe Suns cotton review
says: Futures opened at sharp decline, furth I
| declined until prices we're / S020 points lower.
then came a slight recovery, The market closing
steady at TOl9 points d cline from
| Saturdays closing prices. Liverpool went
OF ia semi-pane this morning.
| Her values dropped 6Q7-64d in the course OF
the day and we followed suit. Our bears had a
fresh croak They did not care if the crop
movement did fall off. There is such heavy
long interest, they said, that the slightest turn
of facts in their favor will precipitate such a
| selling movement as will put prices down
instead of promoting an advance. Besides the
| break in the Liverpool market, the port and
tntetior receipts were in excess of all estimates
and it was promised that the receipts at New
| Orleans tomorrow will be very large. sgh
| recovery that took place after last call had nc
other basis than little buying to cover, the
| market again turning weak, and last figure:
were little if any better than the lowest of the
day."
ATLANTA, Nov. 16.-Cotton closed quiet
| middling 71kc; receipts SCI bales.
| GALVESTON, Nov. 16.-Cotton closed steady;
mid1ling 73sc; net receipts IA, go bales, gross
1901; sales 9,66s bales stock 1881 bales ex-
ports, coastwise 81 bales.
| NORFOLK Nov. 16.-Cottou closed dull;
middling 73sc; net receipts 1909 bales, gross
| 1,035; sales e93 bales; stock 1O,015 bales: ex-
| ports coastwlse 3,032 bales.
| BALrIMoRE, Nov. l6.-Cotton closed dull
midding &c; net receipts bales, gross
1856; sales none; stock - bales; exports. to
! Great Britain 7.515 bales, coastwise 600.
| Boston, Nov. 16.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
sales none; stock = bales; exports, to Great
Britain $500 bales.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 16.-Cotton closed dull and
nominal; mddling 1870 net receipts 20sa
bales. gross none; sales 1879 bales; stock
- bales; exports coastwise 1921 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 16.-Cotton closed quiet;
mddhng sac; net receipts ,747 bales, stock
~ 432 bales; exports to Great Britain 100 bales
hKr-a~ Dr-rN Il
niddling 1850; net receipts II, $40 bales, gross
55,sll; sales II $50 bales; stock $50, 987 bales;
exports. to Great Britain 1000; exports coast
wise 2.443 bales.
sales of 90, 500 bales, as follows: November de-
livery 23c, December delivery gao, January
delivery 44c February, delivery 55c. March
livery I SIC, June delivery &c, July delivery
s 07c, August delivery 12c.
MOBILE, Nov. l6.-Cotton closed weak:
middhng 77-16c; net receipts 1892 bales;
gross l,Ol0; sales 37,i79 bales; exports, coast
wise 973 bales
MgxpHIs, Nov. 16.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 7szc; receipts 12,s0S bales; ship
ments $500 bales; sales S,937 bales stock 12l $50
bales
AUGUSTA Nov. 16.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 7aSc; receipts LII! bales; ship
ments 5T bales; sales ,744 bales; stock 3d.
$50 bales.
| CHARLESTON, Nov. 16.-Cotton closed quiet:
mildling re; net receipts 6.407 bales; gross
500 bales; sales 13e, 6O2, bales: exports to Great
Britain 1894 bales; exports, to tie continent
| 1866 bales.
New YORK, Nov. demonstrated net re-
ceipts at all cotton ports 49, 8l7 bales; exports,
to Great Britain 9,s04 bales, to France -
bales, to the continent l4,S7S bales; stock at all
| american ports 1,157. 423 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YoRK, Nov i6. noou.-Fiour quiet
and easy. Wheat active and steady Corn
quiet but strong. Pork quiet and steady at
| 80 75N10 70. Lard quiet and firm at SO So
Freigbts quiet and steady.
NEW YORK, Nov. III. 500 p. m.-Flour,
southern dull and weak; common to fair,
extra. SO 65@4 35; good to choice. extra,
"a a5@535; sUpsrfine, q 75A4 90; bucSwheas
red. 81 OsgI O3N in store and elevator;
| 81 05MG1 0534 af1oat; No. red, 9J0s991kc;
options declined X@1sSc on weaker cables,
bringing freer selling orders and large move
ments Of supplies from farmers hands; ad-
vanced L40S9c on decrease in visible supply
and freer export clearances; closed firm 35Q1zac
decline from Saturday; No. red, November
delivery 81 0536; December delivery 81 06ss: May
delivery ST. 11%. Corn lower, irregular, fairly
active; No. 3 cash. 721f1T3c in elevator; zoe
afoat; options advanced M0Nc, and closed
firm on better cables and incre ,ssd export de-
mand; November delivery &c; December deliv-
cry 5SIbc; May delivery 53c. Oats firm, mod
erately active; options fairly active and firmer:
November delivery $500; December delivery
1880; May delivery 3}1sc; No. 2 spot sS1s
Ds915c; mixed western $1,000. Hops firm and
quiet; State. common TO choice, l401sc;
Pacific coast; 14@isc. Cofree-Options
opened steady 25040 points up, closed barely
steady 40155 points up; November delivery
ID 10; December delivery 10 900l 10 05; January
delivery II 60@ly 90; spot kio frmer, fair de-