The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-30

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COTTON.
New York, Nov. cat the opening today
the cotton market was very much excited, and
despite the break Of s-640964d in Liverpool,
the full response to our drain OF yesterday
prices opened at an advance Of sc. 10 points.
due to active buying by local operators, mainly
to cover contracts. The reaction toward noon
was due to adyiCeS from New Orleans reporting
receipts for the day at about $4,000 bales
Later the market again turned stronger, as
other points showed small receipts, and esti-
mated receipts at the ports for only 4s,O bales.
| against $1,000 bales this day last week,
and 10000 bales corresponding day last year.
Then came a report from Liverpool quoting an
adv ance of 2-64d, and this started those who
had sold the market short on the break yester-
day to covering prices. scoring an advance OF
407 points. The Improvement, however, did
not hold, values dropping 9011 points, as New
Orleans, 1t was said, was selling heavily
and Liverpool reported a decline Of I-64d.
Wall street is reported as being moderate
buyer, but mainly to cover short sales made
yesterday. Al 1880 o'clock the market was
weak under free selling by the south at about
the bottom prices of the day. Advices from
Texas state that the report Of the board of
agriculture has been made public aad they es-
innate the crop of that state at 1850 900 bales
about zoo bales less than last years yield
During the afternoon the market active
and irregular, closing about steady. Receipts
at the ports a. 600 bales, against g. 600 last week
and $4,000 last year. The spot market was
quiet at l-16c decline in quotations.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 20, 1890 p. m.-Spot cotton
dull; prices generally 10 buyers favor; Ameri-
can middling uplands 514d sales 1000 bales;
speculation and export 1000 bales; receipts 5000
bales
Futures: American middling, low middling
clause December and January delivery 4-64d,
also 3-64d, also 264d; January and February
delivery 6-54d; February aud March delivery
1064d, also god, also S--64d, also 7-64d,
also S64d; March and April delivery 12-64d,
also 11-64d, also 10-64d. also ll-64d; April
and May delivery i5-64d, also 1464d, also
5 1850, also 12-64d. also l164d, also l4-64d;
also S 1564d, also l6,64d; June and July de-
livery 1864, also 1854, also 1764d.
Futures easy.
D. mixtures: American middling, low
middling clause, November delivery 5 2-64d,
buyers; November and December delivery 2-64
05d; December and January delivery 2-64d,
buyers; January and February delivery bod,
sellers; February and March delivery 7-641
8-64d: March and April delivery 10-64d sellers;
April and May delivery i2-64GD5 13-64d; May
and June delivery 1906 l5-64d; June and
July delivery l7-64d, BUYERS. Futures quiet.
4p. mixtures: American middling, low
middling clause. November delivery 500
464d; November and December delivery
640l5 4-64d; December and January delivery
5 3-64GD5 4-6Sd; January and February delivery
5 6-64d, buyers; February and March delivery
8 S64@D5 9-64d; March and April delivery
11-64d; April and May delivery 5 1850
5 1850; May and june delivery 1S-64d; June
and July delivery 8 1s6405 l9-64d. Futures
closed quiet.
NEW YORK. Nov. 30, noon.-spot cotton
dull; middling uplands lOc; middling Orleans
NEw York, Nov. 2s. noon.-Fuuures opened
as follows: November delivery 40c bid; De-
cember delivery 55c bid, January delivery &c
bid; February delivery 9 SSc bid; March de-
livery &c gec bid
Futures opened weak at 406 points lower,
but subsequently rallied and advanced 9D1o
points. Toward noon there was a reaction of
points, prices being barely steady.
NEW York, Nov. 2S $3.50 p. m.-Cotton-Fu-
lures barely steady; sales 152, 200 bales; Novem-
Dor delivery 9 SOC, nominal; December delivery
8 Sic; January delivery 5000 blo.
NEW YoRK. Nov. %, 500 p. m.-Middling
uplands l516c; middling Orleans l01sc; sales
4j4 bales; net receipts 2, 100 bales; exports to
Great Britain - bales, to the continent 100
bales, to France 319; stock 325, 765 bales.
Futures-Market clo'ed steady, with sales
Of 430. 300 bales, as follows: November delivery
9 1909 41c, December delivery 9 47GD9 4Sc
January delivery $500 56c, February delivery
. 68019 CSC, March delivery 9 5000 Sic, April
delivery 5000 Gle, May delivery 10 00010 Ole,
June delivery 10 09Ql0 lie, July delivery 10 16
0IlO 17c August delivery 10 220l0 FAC.
NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-Following is a summary
OF Hubbard. Price Co.'S daily cotton letter:
The net decline in Liverpool to-day, In
yesterday, was 8-64d. This was not regarded
as unduly bearish by operators here, and this
feeling made itself apparent at the opening
here by the advance OF from 465 points, which
still further increased, until at ono time
prices were 10 points above last evening 8
figures. subsequent decline before o'clock
carried prices slightly below last evening g
figures. The result of the transactions in this
market to-day has been liquidation ON the part
of smaller spectators, while the larger in
terests have unquestionabe increased their
holdings in their attempt to support prices
during the afternoon. just prior to o'clock
tie market improved quite sharply, but prices
again sold of. until at gas O'Clock March con-
tracts touched soc. The close was steady at
SIC for March, about points under last
! evening. For tomorrow the receipts at New
Orleans are estimated at 10000 bales. Liverpool
cables advise that the strike is extending, and
tue prospect of its settlement is not so good as
it had been expected. Private advices Indicate
that there is rather more pressure to sell spot
cotton accumulated by factors during the
recent advance and if this should make itself
felt in Liverpool tomorrow, q decline will
doubtless ensue there
GALVESTON, Nov 29.-Cotton closed quiet;
, middlIpg y5sc; net receipts {, 2S3. gross none;
sales ll21 bales; stock 164 999 bales; exports to
Great Britain 1919 bales.
NORFOLK Nov. 29.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 95Sc; net receipts bales, gross
1906; sales 500 bales; stock So, 544 bales; ex.
p, rts coastwise $50 bales
BALTIMORE, Nov 29.-Cotton closed nominal
middling l0c; net receipts none, gross II $40
sales none; stock g., 237 bales; exports to Great
Britain o. ABB, to the continent 715
BOSTON, Nov. 29-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 10c; net receipts 500 bales, gross 2,5sl
bales
WILMINGTON, Nov. 29.-Cotton closed firm;
middling $40; net receipts none, gross 1882
bales; sales none; stock 3.052 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29.-Cotton closed quiet;
midding 1014c; net receipts 247, gross 1873;
sales none; stock S,546 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 29.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 1l-l6c, low middlipg 8 5-l6c, good or
binary I5 lie; net receipts 20. 1875 bales gross
20 718; sales $3.50 bales; stock 1914, S7l bales;
exports to Great Britain $500 bales, coaStwise
5627 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 29-Cotton futures
steady, with sales of 121, 500 bales, as follows:
December delivery 40c, January o doc, Feb
ruary 4509 $50, March 9 520b9 SIC.
MOBILE Nov. 29.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding SIC; net receipts 3,649 bales gross none;
sales 500 bales; stock Is, y98 bales; exports,
10 Great Britain none cOaStWise l090 bales