The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-19
THE MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1892

NoRroLK. Nov. 1s.-Cotton closed easy;
saas Ss e set steSs s. Sa sse'
BALTIMORE, Nov. ls.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling 914c; net receipts 5000, gross ASH;
sales none; stock, corrected, s, 354 bales.
BOSTON, Nov. 1S.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 9ssc; net receipts 351 bales gross OSs I:
sales none; stock none.
WILMINsroS, Nov. ls.-Cotton closed hrm:
middltng 91sc; net receipts A3i0 bales, gross
a,3lO; sales none; stock Is, 27S bales
PHILADELPHIA. Nov 14-Cotton closed steady;
middliny ss4c; sales none; stock Z, 225 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. lS-Cotton closed ouiet.
10. sales 700 bales: stock 1876, OO4 bales.
Futures-Market closed steady, with
sales OF l9l 400 bales, as follows: November
delivery 6Sc, December delivery $50. January
delivery 75c. February delivery s5c. March
delivery csc. April delivery Csc May de-
livery lac, June delivery sSc.
middling else net receipts LIZA bales. gross
1, 124; sales 400 bales; stock y, S94 bales.
MEMPHIS, Nov. ls.-Cotton closed frm
midding csc; receipts z, SIS bales; shipments
1900 bales; sales 1859 bales; stock 1892
SO, s36 bales; stock 1891, i9S. 514 bales.
AuGusTA. Nov. lS-Cotton closed quiet
but steady; middling SIC: receipts 96i bales;
shipments lO03 bales; sales 295 bales; stock,
bales.
CHARLESTON. Nov 1s-Cotton closed nrm;
ulluOA1uk or4Cs net receipts 0,EA5 bales, gross
SPAS; sales -; stock 6S.6ss bales.
IA bales.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. ls.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling SIC; receipts 8, 907 bales; shipments
5,370 bales; stock 1892 1871 bales; stock 1897!
22,3l0 bales; sales $50 bales.
MACON, Nov. 1s.-Cotton quiet; middling sszc
receipts 2.074 bales sales :, 1872 bales; shipments
2.4l7 bales; stock 1892, s6e2 bales; stock 1871,
1850 bales.
CoLUMsUs, Nov. ls.-Cotton closed steady;
middling sac; receipts 2.iSO bales; shipments
1884 bales; sales $50 bales; stock 1897, III $50
bales; stock IL $40 bales.
NASHVILLE, Nov. lS.-Cotton closed steady;
middling &C.
middlng shc; receipts 1888 bales; shipments
$50 bales; stock 1892, 6.596 bales; stock 1891,
S.34S bales.
RoHE, Nov is-Cotton-R Receipts 4, 4ss bales;
shipments 1891 bales; stock, corrected, 5.54l
bales.
Nxw YORK, Nov. 1s.-Consolidated net re-
oeipts at all the ports to-day were ISL bales;
exports to Great Britain q, 09l bales, to the
continent s.O51 bales; stock at all the ports
1,0i1, $50 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
New York. Nov. IS, noon.-FIour quiet and
steady Wheat lrmer but dull. Corn dull
but firmer. Pork quiet and firm at SI2 5061
10 rs, Lard quiet and flrm at $40 90. FreightS
dull and weak.
NEW YORK. Nov. 16 8 p. m.-Southern flour
quiet but steady. Wheat moderately active and
stronger; No. Q red 72Q177ISc In store and
elevator; $50 ahoat; options closed strong at Il
014c up; trading dull; November delivery
7716c; December delivery 7Sc; May delivery
es34c. Corn quiet but firmer; No. 2 50eSc in
elevator; 5l1S15l5sc atloat; options dull at "a
61Sc advance, closing firm; November deliv-
cry 6016c; December delivery sic; May delivery
5314c. Oats dull; mixed lower; options dull but
higher; November delivery 3534c; December de-
s59z0S6Isc. Coffee-Options closed steady and
unchanged to points down; November deliv-
cry l6 209l6 40; December delivery IL 050
10 20; March delivery is 504l5 so; spot Rio quiet
Molasses - New Orleans in fair demand
and firm. Petroleum quiet and steady. Cot
ton seed oil quiet but firm; crude 2S1f6D29c.
Pork higher; in fair demand; new mess Ga 00A
steady. Beef dull; cut meats quiet; picked
bellies s5s0s5sc. Middles duh. Lard much
higher and quiet; western steam $40 IS; city
% so; December delivery 81 30 bid: January
delivery 80 10 bid. Freights dull and weaker;
cotton I'D; grain Cd
CHIoAeo, Nov. 1a- The provision pit was the
hogs scared shorts and January pork sold up
81 a barrel from the price of two days ago.
Wheat was In brisk demand and closed with an
advanced price Of more than lc over last nights
figures. Corn and oats gained re. Buoyancy
and excitement prevailed in hog products near
II all day. Receipts of hogs were about g. 900
head less than estimated and prices at the yards
were about 10000 higher. Shorts at once
started to cover, and there being but little for
sale quick jump In values was the result.
Wright Cudahy, Hately and Robinson
were all big buyers. There was immense real
izing on the advance by the bull clique, but
shorts we're so desperate that they took oil that
was offered without waiting to inquire from
whom IL came. There some cessation In
the demand toward the close, and January
tumbled closing zoe from the top for the day
and SOC higher than last night. Lard was even
stronger than pork. January delivery,
which closed yesterday at SsO7, al.
vanced to 81 Sc. and stood at SIS So
as 70 at the close. Ribs for January delivery ad-
vanced $50 and closed with q clear gain for the
day OF SOC. wild storm was prevailing in the
northwest and smaller receipts OF wheat were
predicted for some days to come. Gables re-
ported the English markets firm. and the
domestic markets were also a shade better
The market was lowest at the opening and the
windup was strong and 11Ac higher. The corn
market was higher in sympathy with wheat
and in some measure owing to diminished re-
ceipts. There was an active trade with shorts,
who seemed very plentiful as principal buyers.
First sales were at fractional losses but prices
went up and at the close had gained L40t9sc.
CHICAGO. Nov. 1S.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour dull; no quotable change in
prices Wheat-No. spring 1880; No. 2 red
1880. Corn - No. 2 41Ao. Oats No. 2
31I1o. Mess pork at S12 s718Q113 CO. Lard
at $40 90. Short ribs 81 5067 CO. Dry
sailed shoulders 81 1907 80. Short clear s. 9O@
8 90. Whisky at s! IS.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
OnAuinO. HiyhAQk Glazing