The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-17

Erie 20Sk Missouri Pacific 5ql<
East Tennessee. AZ Western Union. e. 9SSx
Lake Shore. 1924 Cotton Oil Certi.. 4tlS
Louisville q Nash. 703s Brunswick Co. ~
Memphis & Char. $50 Mobile & Ohio IS coz
Mobile & Ohio. S314 Silver Certificates s4Ss
NRshville6 Chat. IS Am. Sugar Rein. 1914
Texas Pacific, Isl. 81 do pref'd. 1918
n Y. Central .... llOM
IBID.
LIVERPOOL. Nov i6, noon.-Cottou opened
firm and ia good demand; American middling
1850; sales $4,000 bales-Amencan TO- go
bales speculation and export 500 bales; re-
ceipts l9,O0) bales-AmericAn $500
Yesterdays sales were increased by late bust
ness by 2 000 bales OF Brazilian
Futures-American midding. low nniddling
clause, November delivery 57-b4d: November
and December delivery 4 5S-64d. also 7-64d;
December aad January delivery 1 57-64d also
4 5s64d, also 457-64d; January and February
delivery 6O64d, also 59-64d, also 6l-64d,
also 1 60-6Gd. also 59-64d; February and March
delivery 62-64d, also 4 63-64d, also 4 62-o4t;
March and April delivery Sd, also 1-64d also
2-64d. also sd, also 63-64d; April and May
delivery Esd, also 3-64d, also 4-64d, also
S-64d; May and June delivery 5-64d, also
6-64d. also 5 sd; June and July delivery
sod. also 7-64d. Futures steady.
The tenders OF deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted TO 800 bales new dockets and 400
bales old
4p. mixtures: American middling, low
mdding claus, November delivery 576AA
5S64t; November aud December delivery
451-6i1l 5s-6id; December and January deltv-
cry $50, value, January and Feb
March delivery 62-64d, buyers; March aud
April delivery 545 1-64d; April and May
delivery 5 s-64d, seliersj May and june de
livery o-64d, buyers; June and July delivery
7-64d. Futures closed steady
MANCHESTER, Nov. l6.-The GudTdi0n's com
mercial article says: The advance in cotton
at Liverpool has hardened the position of
| sellers in Manchester. Rumors are rife that
eae leading authority is about 10 issue revised
estimate OF the American crop. which will re-
duce 1t 10 100000 bales UAfavorable tele-
grams regarding the outturn Of the crop are
reported from New Orleans The present
oullsh feeling renders business dlficult. Those
merchants who have not already bought are
afraid to follow the market. In view OF the
poor offers for cloth. many manufacturers out
side of the masters' federation are stopping
their looms. This movement is likely to in
crease the reaction that is expected when the
buyers of cotton unegitimately connected with
trade begin TO unload
NEW YORK, Nov. 10, noon Futures opened
strong, with sales follows: November
delivery S 94c, December delivery 12c, January
delivery CSC, February delivery $50, March
| delivery Q sic, April delivery 9 CSC.
Nav YoRK. Nov. 16, sos p m.-Cotton closed
steady; middling uplAnds CSC, middlinR Or
leans 9-l6c; sales 1.2 bales; net receipts
65I bales, gross 1924 bales.
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales
OF 494l 100 bales as follows: November de-
livery 09a9 l!c; December delivery 100
9 tic, January delivery 3219 33c, February
delivery 8 l5c, March delivery 9 $500 Soc
Aplll uclNcTg fJlbJ &c, may uelN6Fy lcGn
8 79c. June delivery 9 500 soc, July delivery
$500 go, August delivery 10 90 10 Csc.
NEW YORK, Nov l6.--Hubbard, Price & Co.
say Of the cotton market: THE excitement in
| the cotton market still continues, and to-day
| has been no exception to its immediate pre-
decessors. Liverpool shows a net advance on
| the day Of 4-64@5-64d, though at one time IL
was higher Our cables say that the reSctiOn
at the close was due to heavy realizations on
| the part of prominent houses who were large
| holders of cotton. 1t is noteworthy that the
| nIa do a N,A = ~
| bales Of Egyptian and Peruvian cotton, which
are again coming into demand after having for
| q long time been neglected in consequence Of
| the com parative cheapneas OF American cot
tlnct evidence OF the presence of large outside
| buying orders Their execution advanced
prices about Is points and January sold at
| 9 2Sc on first call Realizing sales and some
| short selling then led to reaction of points,
| which carried January TO 1eo. Fresh buying
| then made its appearance. By O'Clock prices
were at the highest, and about 20 points over
yesterdays close. During the afternoon the
market continued feverish and nervous
| January contracts were as low as ESQ, and as
| high as 33c. The latter figure ruled at the
closing, which was quite steady, discounting
the very light movement at the ports and the
| further Improvement in Liverpool to morrow ~
| GALVESTON, Nov. 16.-Cotton closed firm;
| middling 3.6c; net receipts 1909 bales gross
| aSoz; sales b,oSJ bales; stock 17e, 400 bales;
| spiuners so.
| NORFOLK, Nov 16.-Cotton closed firm;
l
1878; sales 8SS bales; stock 81, 1855 bales ex-
| p rts, cosstwiss !, 1898 bales.
| BALTIMORE, Nov. i6.-Cotton closed nominal;
| middling 9Ac; net receipts none. gross 1900;
sales none; stock "a, 574 bales exports coastvFse
| 1000 bales.
Boston, Nov. 15.-Ootton closed quiet; mid
ding 95Sc net receipts 1855, gross 4, S9T; sales
none; stock - bales; exports to Great Britain
| 1873 bales.
WILMINGTON, Nov. l6.-Cotton closed firm 4;
middlinR $40; net receipts 2 335 balss gross
hall
| PHILADELPHIA, Nov. I6.-Cotton closed firm i;
middlinR ll-16o; net receipts 81, gross "a;
stock 1901 bales.
! New ORLEANS, Nov. 1s.-Cotton closed steady:
| middling 94c; net receipts g. 1855 bales, gross
| $50; sales I, $50; stock 171,546; exports, to
Great Britain 81 800 bales, TO France 1900 bales
| coastwis9 q 1888.
ATLANTA, Nov 16.-Cotton closed firm; mid
| ding 13lec; receipts 1929 bales.
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales OF
2o3SO bales. as follows: November delivery
| delivery 9 Csc, February delivery 19c March
delivery 29c Aprh delivery 8 sec, May deliv-
cry ACC, June delivery SOC. July delivery
| 69c.
MOBILE Nov. ie-Cotton closed firm;
| middlinR 90; net receipts l,0S bales. gross
| 1,Os; sales 800 bales; stock 24,s96 bales; ex-
MEMPHIS, Nov. 16.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 9Mc; receipts 1894 bales; sales
1900 bales; shipments 2, 430 bales stock SO sos
| bales.
AUGUSTA, Nov. I6.-Cotton closed firm; mid
| ding SjAc; receipts l, las bales; shipments
| $40 bales; sales 70S oales stock 81. 29S bales.
| CHARLESTON, Nov. 16.-Cotton closed firm;
! middling SC; net receipts 9,281 bales, gross
| $3.50; sales 200 bales; stock 64,06l bales.
| New YORK, Nov. demonstrated net re-
ceipts at all the ports to-day 81, 2l6 bales;
| exports to Great Britain 1883 bales, to the
continent 1889 bales, to France 8. 7s0; stock at
| all the ports 1905, s43 bales
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
| NEW YORK, Nov. 10, noon.-Flour quiet and
| easy. Wheat dull aud steady. Corn firm but
| dull. Pork fairly active at SIP 251I3 50. Lard
| quiet and firm at 50 49, Freights dull and
| steady.
| NEW YORK. Nov 16, p. NJ Wheat very
dull and frmer; No. 2 red 76G17614c; November
| delivery 761Ac; December delivery 1890: May
/ delivery $3.50. Corn more active and frmer;
| No. 2 5O6503zc; options dull, closing 5sGIc
| higher. closing firm; December delivery b016c;
! May delivery 50Ac. Oats fairly active and
! firmer; December delivery a61sc: May delivery
4018c; spot No. 2 351s0S594c; mixed western
| 35L1037c. Coffee-OpTions closed strong at 50
| 30 up; December delivery SIS 70015 so; January
| delivery SIS e0@15 20; March delivery SIS 200
| IS IS; spot Rio active and firm; No. Z, 1910.
! Sugar - Refined dull and steady. Molasses-
! New Orleans firm and in fair demand; open
| kettle, now, good to choice. 37G145c. Cotton
seed oil firm but quiet; crude $50 hid; yellow
| 3sc asked. Pork firm with fair demand. Pea
nuts quiet. Middles quiet Lard firm but quiet
western steam 81 rs; city 80 IS. Freights quiet
| and steady.