The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-16


Della. & Lack ...--l 52 n. ]. Central q. i2594
Erie ............... 26aS Missouri Pacific. 603s
East Tennessee. 4A Western Union. .. 9S3l
Lake Shore $3.50 1885 Cotton Oil Cert. 4tSz
Louisville & Nash. 7l14 Bruins WICK Co 74
Memphis & Char $50 Mobile & Ohio Is 6lSs
Mobile & Ohio S31s Silver Certificates S4Ss
Nashville q Cnat. - Am. Sugar Rein. 1854
Texas Pacific LIST. 50 do pref'd. .IOl
IBID.
LIVERPOOL Nov. IS noon.-Cotton opened
with business moderate at easier prices; Ameri-
can middlng ID l6d; sales Is, 900 bales-AmerI-
can $3.50 bales; speculation aud export 1000
bales; receipts % 0I bales-American Il, ZOO.
Futures-American middlinR, low middling
| clause, November and December delivery
4 1854, also 1904; December aud January
January and February delivery 50-64d, also
| 49-64d, also 4 4S-64d, also So-6ad, also
| 4 50-64d, also 516id; February and March de-
| livery SO 64d, also 51-64d also 5064d also
| So 64d, also 4 5364d also 4 54-64d, also
| $500; April and May delivery 5664d, also
5000, also 56-64d; May. and June delivery
59-64d, also 57-64d, also So ed; June
and July delivery 60-64d. Futures easy.
2; m.-Futures: American middling, low
middling clause, November delivery 52-641
! 53 Cd; November and December delivery
o2-64(14 5S6id; December and January deliv-
cry 53-6464 54-64d; January and Feb
ruary delivery 55-6i04 56-64i; February aud
March delivery 457-b4@4 5S-o4d; March and
| April delivery 60-64d, value; April and May
delivery 62-64d. buyers; May and June de-
livery sos 1-64d: June and July delivery
3-64d, sellers. Futures closed firm
NEW YORK, Nov IS, noon.-Euuures opened
| steady with sales follows: November
delivery nc, December delivery SIC, January
delivery Ole, February delivery &c. March
| delivery 29c, April delivery acc.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 10, 800 p. m.-Cotton closed
quiet quiet m4ddiins uplands S4G, mIddlinS Or
1855 bales, gross 1894 bales.
Futures-Market closed steady. with sales
OF S54,SO0 bales, as follows: November de-
livery 8 9008 9lc; December delivery s7@D
CSC, January delivery 1909 13c. February
| delivery 9 26Gl9 &c March delivery 1909 40c,
April delivery 5099 sic, May delivery 9 500
| 61c, June delivery 9 5000 nc, July delivery
1909 79c, August delivery $500 SIC.
New YORK Nov. l5.-Hubbard, Price & Co.
| say: ut is understood that Mr.. Neill s reduced
estimate of I, 900 bales as the ultimate yield
| of the American crop of 1929, together with
the belief that the Lancashire strike will be set
| tied before the end of the week, are the causes
| for sharp advance in Liverpool to-day. Re
| ceipts at the Atlantic ports to-day were lighter
| than last year, the principal decrease being at
New Orleans. The total movement at the
ports is estimated at 80 900 bales, against 75 900
bales last year. At Memphis to-day the move
| menJ was 3. 100 bales, against $500 bales last
| season. These are the factors which have
caused the advance in our market to the highest
| prices touched on the advance. The sales in
| Liverpool were increased after the close of
business by spinners taking 2 900 bales of Ameri
can and 900 bales of Egyptian cotton Our
cables from Liverpool report that market to be
excited after the close of business the pros
pect Of the settlement of the strike, and higher
prices were paid than the quotations sent at
| the close of business. Rumors current
after the close that Mr.. Neill would still further
reduce mis- crop estimate to $500, 900 bales.
| Upon these rumors the market was firm and
203 points higher than the official close, which
was steady"
| ATLANTA. Nov. 15.-Cotton closed steady; mid
| ding nc receipts 1,l45 bales.
| GALVESTON, Nov. 15.-Cotton closed firm:
middlng S3sc; net receipts 1872 bales gross
7,272; sales j, 17S bales; stock 167, sss bales.
NORFOLK, Nov. 15.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 1116c; net receipts g. zoe bales, gross
| $500; sales IS? bales; stock 81, 1888 bales; ex-
| p rtS, coastwise !, 1874 bales.
BALTIMORE, Nov. I5.-Cotton closed nominal;
| mldding &c; net receipts none, gross 3,5a2;
sales none; stock %, 047 bales; exports to Great
Britain zoos bales, to the continent Sal bales,
| to France 745.
BosroN, Nov 15.-Ootton closed quiet; mid
ding 91tc; net receipts 500, gross 2,8SS; sales
none; stock - bales; exports to Great Britain
| l,292 bales.
| WILMINGTON Nov. 15.-Cotton closed firm;
| middling $50; net receipts Z, 304 bales. gross
| 1904; sales none; stock SO, 745 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l5.-Cotton closed firm;
middng 9-l6c; net receipts 2se, gross 2oe;
| stock 6,977 bales.
| NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 15.-Cotton closed firm;
middling SC; net receipts 15. 46S bales gross
| S,46l sales 1900; stock 2J1, 6S2; exports, to
| France $500 bales, coastwise 6,2o7.
| Futures-Msrket closed steady, with sales OF
| 173,5OO bales, as follows: November delivery
|
| delivery 8 91c, February delivery 9 Ole, March
| delivery 9 lie, April delivery 8 SIC May deliv-
| cry sic June delivery 41c. July delivery
| Sic
middling sszc; net receipts lAs2 bales, gross
| l,4S2; sales 800 bales; stock 24.S29 bales; ex-
ports coastwiss 1881 bales.
| MEMPHIs, Nov. 15.-Cotton closed firm:
| middling &c; receipts 3,lSs bales; sales
1850 bales; shipments 3,25s bales; stock Sc, 935
| bales.
|
| ding $50; receipts 1876 bales; shipments
| 1,424 bales; sales 7S6 bales; stock 80 1853 bales
| CHARLESTON. Nov. I5.-Cotton closed firm;
mddling s55GDS34c; net receipts 257 bales, gross
| 1918 bales
ceipts at all the ports to-day were So 455 bales;
| exports to Great Britain $3.50 bales to the
| continent Sal bales, to France 9,643; stock at all
! the ports 1,020,570 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
| NEW YORK Nov. IS noon.-FIour fairly active
and firm. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn dull
| and firm. Pork moderately active at S12 asa
| II so Lard dull and firm at 90 79h9 80
| Freights quiet and steady.
NEW YORK, Nov. IS, s p. m.-southern -four
| quiet. Wheat fairly active for export and
| easter closing steady; No. red 75lxc in store
| and elevator; 76c afoat; options fairly active;
| BGlc lower; heavy November delivery 751sc;
| Corn dull, lower and weak; No. 2 4944G15014c In
elevator; 503405118c afoat; options dun at IA "a
| &c lower, closing weak; November delivery
| 499lc; December delivery 50Ac; May delivery
| 52Ac. Oats moderately active and easier; OPP
| lions dull and lower; November delivery 3514c;
| December delivery 3614c; May delivery 403sc;
| spot No. 2 3516c; mixed western 35IsA38l5c.
| Coffee steady and quiet; spot Rio No. 7, 1880.
| Sugar - Refined quiet and steady. Molasses-
| New Orleans fairly active and firm open kettle,
| new, good to choice, 37645c. Petroleum quiet
| and steady. Cotton seed oil stronger but quiet;
| crude 3sc bid; yellow 3203sc. Pork inactive
but strong. Peanuts steady Beef quiet and
| steady Middles dull; short clear and November
| IS So Lard stronger but quiet, western steam
81 rs; city 80 10. November delivery 90 80 bid;
| december IS 80 bid; January delivery nominal
at So 25. Freights dull and steady; cotton I'D;
grain 214d.
| CHICAGO, Nov. ia big export business
| proved powerless to-day to check the decline in
| provisions and grain. Wheat closed Nc lower
| and SIC lower for May. Corn declined i1kc and
| oats sc , Provisions required the support Of
| their friends and received it. but at the wind-up
| were only a shade above last nights quotations
| Besides liberal receipts, weak cables and fine
| weather, wheat was farther influenced by
large increase in the amount of passage. ]. 20S,-
| 600 bushels. and the increase of nearly 700 600
| bushels in the English visible supply. In the
| absence of any fresh bull news the trade
| seemed to forget the bulliSh reports
| on which the market has so recently
| advanced and began to doubt the per-