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

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IBID.
COTTON
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 10. noou.-Cotton opened
firm, with active demand; American middlng
496d; sales l4.000 bales; American 10, 400
bales; speculation and export 1900 bales;
/ Professionalism middling, low middllug
clause, December and January delivery
1 44-6id, also 4464d, January aud February
delivery 4S 64d, also 47-64d, also 4 46-64d;
February aud March delivery 4 5O-64d, also
| 4 q 64d; March and April delivery 53-64d, also
o%-64d, also 5l-64d also so Gid also 5l-64i;
April and May delivery 54-6id also I SO Gid;
May and June delivery 81 old also So ed,
also IS Gid. Futures steady
Yesterdays sales were increased by late BUSH
ness by 1000 bales or American
American sales to-day were 1900 bales
o. mixtures: American middling, low
mldding claus, November delivery 44-64d,
buyers; November and December delivery
cry 426I04 sod; January and Feb
ruary delivery 44-64G1t 45-6 February aud
/ March delivery 46 64GlI AZ 64d; March and
April delivery 4 49-64d, sellers: April and lay
delivery 5l-64d buyers; May and June de
livery So 6lGD4 54-6id; June and July delivery
56-6id, sellers. Futures closed easy.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10. noon Futures opened
steady. with sales as follows: Novsr.oer
| delivery -, December delivery s 60c. J4nuary
| delivery &c, February delivery N.c, March
delivery csc, April loo.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10, 500 .. n Cotton closed
steady; middling uplands 5 : &C, middling Or
leans loci sales o4j; net receipts none, gross
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales
OF $4,000 bales, as follows: November de.
livery 8 5e0S 6Oc; December delivery 20 %
{ &c, January delivery s6@S SIC, February
April delivery 23G9 24c, May delivery $50
9 34c, June delivery 1909 44c, July delivery
goa 54c, August delivery 6l99 63c.
NEW York, Nov. 10.-To-day'S business in
option cotton was the largest ever known in
this market, reaching 4s5. 200 bales The next
largest trading was 42j, 006 bales. which occurred
about i've years ago: The trading was chiefly
IN the afternoon and was not looked for upon
the early market, when prices we're easy aud
| f99 points down. The stimulus was the
bureau report of the decreased estimate of the
crop Tor the world, from which IL was figured
that the outturn would be from two-dfths 10
foUr-fifths of full crop. With this state IN ept
! prices steadily advanced and with marked ex-
element with all parti rushing in to buy
large docks. The close is 1l9l6 points above
! yesterdays.
NEW YoRK, Nov. io.-HHPbard, Price 90.
soy Ol COLtOn' our lnaf4eJ DaS presented
| scene OF rapid fluctuations curing the morning
alternating from weak OUTLOOK to strong
market within a quarter OF an hour. Advices
from Liverpool are not so favorable as the trade
mad anticipated, and that market closed easy at
at a shade easier tna1 last evening duotat oas
! The weakness is ascribed to the spread of the
strike in Lanca hire and the increased estimate
| OF the Egyptian crops which seems likely to
| reach o,OOOOO canters or 100000 bales This
| cotton comes in com petition with cotton grown
| In the Mississippi bottoms Our mark opened
/ he "a " O. ls-a.,
positions and buying orders for spring months
| On these the market finally became
weak as the decline in Liverpool
struck supporters on this side and January sold
at 63c. From this point there was a rally
when the agricultural bureau report was issued
| As the department did not give any figures of
the yleid per acre, the market hes.tated, but
| orders from the south and west quickly alb
| sorbed the offerings and the market was swept
! During the afternoon market advanced
| under continued buying by outside interests
| January selling at 5000. From this point there
was reaction of points, but the close was
| firm at S.12c for March. The weather through
| out the cotton belt is very cold being below the
| freezing point and accompanied by heavy
rains.
GALVESTON Nov. 1O.-Cotton closed firm;
middling SIC; net receipts s63 bales. gross
sos; sales 1886; stock 1904 bales exports,
to Great Britain 67s5 coastwiss 3,73s
NORFOLK, Nov 10-Cotton closed steady;
mlddlng sac; net receipts 1,4S4 bales, gross
p rts, coasCwise 2,4T7.
BALTIMORE, Nov. iO.-Cotton closed nominal;
mdd ing NC; net receipts none. gross 1888;
sale none; stock 1880; exports. to the CONT
nent SzT.
BosroN. Nov. 1O.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding SIC net receipts 40, gross 3,758; sales
none; stock -
WILMINGTON. Nov. 1O-Cotton closed firm
middlnR Sac; net receipts $40 bales, gross
| 6f9; sales none; stock 80, 345 bales.
PAU ADEGPHIA, Nov. l0.-Cotton closed firm;
middtng 91sci net receipts 1871 bales, gross
1871: stock 5,1SS bales.
New ORLEANS Nov. 1o.-Cotton closed firm:
middhng SIC; net receipts 1881 bales, gross
Great Britain 3.632.
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales of
i72 800 bales, as follows: November delivery
s 41c, December delivery 4-c January de-
livery 8 soc, February delivery : zoe March
delivery Sic, April delivery Ole, May dev-
20c.
MOBILE. Nov. I0.-Cotton closed firm;
mddng s1sc; net receipts sl3 bales, gross
S.3 sales 900 bales; stock 3l,004 bales; ex-
ports. coastwis' 372 bales.
MEMPHIS, Nov 10.-Cotton closed firm;
uddling SIC; receipts 2263 bales; sales
1880 bales; shipments , 800; stock 61.397 bales
AUGUSTA, NOV. 10.-Cotton closed firm; mid
ding 3-lcG1 SIC; receipts $50 bales; shipments
1,Jl4 bales; sales So bales: stock 80 $50 bales
CHAsLEsToR. Nov. 10.-Cotton closed firm
middling e14gs9se; netreceipts ,s03 bales gross
Lo-ts, coastwise 1912.
ATLANTA. Nov 9-Cotton closed firm; mid
| ding S.itc; receipts rs bales.
New YORK, Nov. DEMONSTRATED net re-
ceipts at all the ports to-day we're 90 55 bales;
exports TO Great Britain 1884 bales, TO the
| continent 1889 bales; stock at all the ports
| !, 023, 212 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YoRK. Nov. 10. noon.-Flour firm and
| easy Wheat weak and fairly active. Corn
steady and dull. Pork quiet aud steady at 3i2 Is
| 013 so. Lard nominal at 50 rs. Freights quiet
and easy.
NEW YoRK. Nov. 10, 5 p. m.-Southern -four
| quiet and steady. Wheat steady; moderately
active export; No. 2 red 7514675Isc in
| store and elevator; &c afoat; options closed
weak 5s6D34c under yesterday; No 2 red No
! vember delivery 751sc; December delivery 1910.
Corn quiet and easier; No. 249940jOc in eleva-