The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-28
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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. %, noon.-Cotton-Bus
moderate at easier pricess American middhng
45sd; sales 500 bales-American 600 bales;
speculation and export 1000 ba es; receipts
IS, 800 bales-all American.
-, Futures = American middling. low mid
ding clause. November delivery ID:
November and December delivery 25-Gid; De
cemeer and January delivery 4 28-64d. also
500; January and February delivery
1 39-6td. also 29-6id, also 2s-64i; February
and March delivery 80 Cad. also 3l-64d, also
S2-64d; March and April delivery 4 35-64d
also 3i.64d also So "a; April and May de-
livery sS-6id also 81 -64d, also 4 $500; May
and June delivery 4i-64d, also { s2-64d also
44l-b4a; June and July delivery 4 44-58d
also i36td, also 4t6Id. Market easy.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearinps
amounted 20 800 bales new dockets and coo
bales old.
400 D. MIXTURES: American mtddline. low
middling clause. November delivery 26-G9d
sellers; November aud December delivery
4 2o-e4d. sellers; December and January deliv-
cry 26oid, sellers; January and February de-
| livery 99-64d, sellers; February and March
| delivery 81 Old, sellers; March and April de-
| livery 35-6t1, sellers; April and May dev-
cry sS-64d, sellers; May and June delivery
446id. sellers Futures closed barely steady.
NEW YoRK. Nov. 90, noon.-Cotton opened
easy; middlng upands C; middling
| Orleans S15c sales 93 bales.
FutureS-Tne market opened steady at the
decline, with sales a. follows November de-
livery soc; December delivery Sic, January
AAftn = at,r 1uIfw
| delivery 33c, April delivery acc.
| 900 p. m.-Cotton closed dull; middling
| size; low middling li-1oc. good ordinary
| &c; net receipts here to-day 395 bales gross
1885, sales to-day 141 bales, all to spinners; for
| warded 35s bales; exports, to Great Britain
= bales, TO the continent 67S bales; stock
| at this port 253. 470 bales.
Weekly net receipts at New York 5000
| bales, gross 81 ,49l; exports, 60 Great Britain
| ALAS bales, to the continent 5000 bales. to
France 7l5; forwarded 2S,9S5 bales; sales 63i
| bales, ali to spinners.
Consolidated net receipts at all ports for
the week 3l3,5S6 bales; exports, TO Great Britain
l4o, 1872 bales, TO France 22061, to the continent
| So 495 bales.
Total net receipts since Sept. l. 3,a4O,iso
| bales: exports, to Great Britain LAC 2S5
bales, to the continent ,71S bales. to France
Futures : Market closed steady, with
sales of III, 900 bales, as follows: November
delivery 1907 sac, December delivery $50
| 7 S4c, January delivery csc. February de-
| livery 8 1905 zoe. March delivery 3461S S5c.
April delivery 8 arc, May delivery 5sGDs $40,
| june delivery 6SQS 69c. July delivery 8 $50
S1gc. August delivery SiD5 SC, September
| delivery 8 1908 soc.
NEW YORK, Now 27.--The suns cotton review
says Futures opened at sharp decline,
remained unsettled to near the close partially
| recovered, closing firm at 1l6lt3 points decline
from Wednesdays final prices. 1t was a clear
| case or Liverpool to-day That market, after
| leading our bulls up against their better judg-
ment, turned and kicked the ladder from under
| them, and down they came with great clat-
| ter, not stopping until they were 5000 points
| below the highest figures of Wednesday The
| big stocks in Liverpool and everywhere led the
bulls to confess they had been a little prema-
| ture. and throughout the day they Sc med IN
| cned to let the market 80 still lower before
they took another load Toward the close,
| however, they began to laugh, at each other
| for the stampede they had been thrown into,
and the smaller receipts at interior towns
| caused some revival of courage. The more
plucky bought back their cotton, and there
was good covering demand, which value
improved a few points on the inside figures OF
| the day Spot cotton was dull "
GALVESTON. Nov, H.-Cotton closed firm
middling &c.
NORFOLK, Nov. 27.-Cotton closed steady; mid
ding 15c.
BALr1MoRE, Nov. 27.-Cotton closed dull;
| middling INC.
BosroN. Nov. e7.-Cott closed quiet;
wILMINoToN, Nov. s7.-Cotton closed quiet;
| middlinR 1890.
PHmADELPHrA, Nov 27.-Cotton closed quiet;
NEW oRLEANs, Nov. 27.-Cotton closed quiet;
! mlddling 9iGc.
Futures-The market closed steady with
sales Of $1,000 bales as follows: November de-
livery c. December delivery 44c January
] delivery 59c, February delivery 73c, March
) delivery $50, April delivery 90c, May de-
livery ioc, June delivery s zoe. July delivery
8 30o, August delivery 35c.
NOZZLE, Nov. 27.-Cotton closed easy;
midding 711c.
MEMFH1s, Nov. 1.-cOttou closed firm;
AUGUSTA, Nov 27-Cotton closed quiet
but firm niddling 7lsc.
CHARLESTON. Nov. 2z.-Cotton closed quiet;
MoNrGoMERY, Nov. 2r.-Ootton closed steady;
middling iss07l6c; receipts 6,2Oi bales; ship
meuts 4,s45 bales; stock 1891. ~ 666 bales; stoct
1890, 14661 bales; sales S45 bales.
/; MACON, Nov. 27.-Receipts $50 bales; sales
- bales; shipments 2,734 bales; stock 1891,
corrected, SOP bales; stock 1890 ,756 bales.
COLUMBUS Nov. N.-Cotton steady; mtddling
7lAc: receipts 3013 bales shipments ., l0l bales:
sales LAOS bales; stock 1891, 1872 bales; stock
1890, II, 9s4 bales.
NASHVILLE. Nov. N.-Cotton closed quiet
but steady; middling 1890.
RoME, Nov, Observation-Disclosures 6.4o4 bales;
shipments 2,700 bales; stock 1887 bales
SELMA, Nov. N.-Cotton market active;
middiing nc; receipts 4, soi bales; shipments
4374 bales; stock 1891, 1885 bales; stock 1890,
! 1894 bales.
middling 7Kc; receipts 1,409 bales.
New YORK, Nov. 25-Consolidated net re-
celpts at all cotton ports to-day were 46,93S
bales; exports to Great Britain 40, 1926 bales, &c
France 2, $50 bales, to the continent S,d33 bales
q stock at all American ports ,l72 3c9 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
} NEW YORK, Nov 27, noon.-Flour quiet
and easy. Wheat quiet and higher. Corn quiet
r and firm. Pork duh but steady at 80 75Qbl0 rs
Lard quiet and flrmer at So 45. Freights dull
NEw YORK, Nov. 81, 500 p. m.-Flour
southern dull but steady; common TO fair,
extra, S8 65G14 rs; good to choice, extra
| "a 3oQ15 rs; superflne. 81 1904 80; buckwheai
-four So 25Gl2 35 Wheat stronger, active: No.
red, 81 0jN in store and elevator; 81 061f
{ ahoat; options advanced on increased foreign
| buying, liberal clearances and unfavorable
weather in the west, and closed firm, 2s44sc
over Wednesday; No 2 red, Novem
Der delivery 81 051{; December delivery 81 ON;
May delivery 81 10N, Corn duh, unsettled and
! stronger; No. Z cash. 73077c IN elevator; 76c
9 adoat; options advanced 30 on November deliv-
cry; ADssc on other months on scarcity and
3 wants or shorts, closing firm; November deliv
cry nc; December delivery 6O1zc; May delivery
C Oats dull and weaker; options dull and
lower; November delivery C; December de
t livery 3914c; January delivery SOC May delivery
&C; No. spot 39Ib14lc; mixed western 81
, 6D4!c. Hops firm; State, common to choice, C
Pacific coast; 1101sc. Cofee-Options opened
, firm, lOlt25 points up, and closed firm l5QSC
points up; November delivery 13 90; December
) delivery IL %; offerings delivery II 700oi2 %
spot hio quiet and flrmer; fair cargoes C
l No. z. 13Nc Sugar-raw, dull but steady
T fair refining 3%c: CentrfuQalS. 96o