The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-10

do preferred. la Union Pacific. 395S
Della. & Lack. 1853 n. J. Central e. 1864
Erie. 265s Missouri Pacific. 6llx
East Tennessee. "A Western Union =. 90
Lake Shore 1880 Cotton Oil Certi.. 40
Louisville & Nssl. 691s Brunswick Co.. So
Memphis 4 Char. 80 Mobile & Ohio IS. 81
Mobile & Ohio. "a Silver Certificates S41S
Nashvile& Chat. - Am. Sugar Rein. 1925
Texas Pacific, LIST. S3l1 do prefd. .IO23s
n. Y. Central .11Ol5
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 9, noon.-Cotton opened
firm, with active demand; American middling
9-16d; sales 14,OOO bales; American $500
bales; speculation and export 1000 bales; re-
ceipts 10.lC0 bales.
| Futures-American middliug, low middling
clause. November and December delivery
4l-64d; December and January delivery
| 4 40-64d, January and February delivery
42-64d. also 43-64d, also 4l-64d, also
/ 1 43-64d, also 44-64d; February and March de-
/ livery "a 64d; March and April delivery
4664d, also 47-64d, also 4S-64d also 40 64d;
| April and May delivery 49-64d, also 6O64d,
also 51-64d, also 4 SO SD; May and June
| delivery 5S-64d. Futures 1rm.
| The tenders OF deliveries at to-day's clearings
| amounted to 2,700 bales new dockets.
4p; MIXTURES: American middliug, low
| mlddltng clause, November delivery 4 42-64d
| sellers; November and December delivery
| 426+d, sellers; December and January deliv-
cry 4 s2.6l04 43-6td; January and Feb
! March delivery 49.64d, sellers; March aud
| April delivery 49-64d, buyers; April and May
! delivery $1,000 52-64d; May and June de-
! livery 4 O4-Olu, VaLue. June and July delivery
5o-64d. Futures closed steady,
| American middling fair at Sd, good middling
| 494d, mddling 49sd, low middling 419d. good or
| binary 445d, ordinary $3.50.
! NEW York, Nov O. noon.-Fuuures opened
| steady with sales as follows: November
| delivery SIC, December delivery SEC, January
| delivery &c. February delivery $50, March
| delivery e0c April ole
New York, Nov. 9, 300 p. m.-Cotton closed
! quieti middling uplands $40, middlinK Or
leans 10 &c., sales none; net receipts 42l bales,
| gross 4l42.
| Futures-Market closed steady. with sales
| Of 100000 bales, "a follows: November de-
| livery 47G1S acc: December delivery 6lm
| 62c, January delivery TAOS 75c, February
| April delivery GOO l0c, May delivery 800
9 2Oc June delivery 9 $500 SOC, July delivery
| 9 5000 3sc August delivery 4499 Acc.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Hubbard, Price & Co.
say; while our cotton market was closed
| Liverpool advanced 6-6467-c4d, and to-day
advanced about 3-64d. further. This
| growing belief that the lockout would be of
| short duration. Our market opened steady at
Il points advance. Rumors of a decline in
| Liverpool were current, and, although the
| rumor was confirmed, the market absorbed all
long cotton offered, aud has advanced 8 points
| further There is no change In the factors
| in cotton, and while original hold
ers of cotton dispose of their
holdings others are only too anxious TO buy
| their cotton. Though the continued liquidation
of the long interest caused slight reaction
| during the afternoon. the market closed steady
| at nearly the best prices. The feature of the
| market has been buying by a number of Wall
street houses who evidently expected that the
| Lancashire strike would cause a break in
| prices"
GALVESTON, Nov. s.-Cotton closed firm;
| middhng l-l6c; net receipts 1888 bales. gross
s,33S; sales 1874; stock II 1876 bales; exports,
coastwise 912
NORFOLK, Nov. 9.-Cotton closed firm;
mddling sic; net receipts 3,s3S bales, gross
3,S52; sales COS bales; stock 81, $50 bales; OK
| p rts. coasUwss ga
BALTIMORE, Nov. 9.-Cotton closed nominal {;
nniddins S18c; net receipts none, gross 634;
sale none; stock 1928.
BOSTON, Nov. 9.-Cotton closed quiet, mid
| ding S19c net receipts 746, gross 500; sales
| none; stock -; exports, to Great Britain
5.5i9 bales.
WILMINGTON. Nov. 9.-Cotton closed firm;
middling SIC; net receipts 1,705 bales. gross
| l.1OS; sales none; stock 49, 466 bales; exports,
PHILADELPHIA, Nov Cotton closed firm;
middling SIC; net receipts 500 bales, gross 500;
| stock 5,457 bales.
middling sac; net receipts $3.50 bales, gross
| 7.759; sales 10000; stock 19S.02s; exports, to
France e, 2S3 bales, to the continent ,717, coast
Futures-Market closed steady with sales OF
| 1890 bales, as follows: November delivery
S 33c, December delivery 35c January de
livery 46c. February delivery SIC, March
delivery CSC, April delivery 7sc, May dev-
| 9 Csc
MOBILE. Nov. 9.-Cotton closed firm:
middling 73zc; net receipts 1,0!l bales. gross
1,01l; sales 500 bales stock 30,563 bales; ex-
| ports coastwis, 9l6 bales.
MENPBIs, Nov. Cotton closed firm;
| middling size; receipts $40 bales; sales
1900 bales; shipments f79; stock 81. 226 bales.
AUGUSTA, Nov. Cotton closed firm; mid
ding SIC; receipts esq bales; shipments 6s5
bales; sales $40 bales; stock 6,954 bales.
| CHARLESTON. Nov. cotton closed firm;
middling S1sc; net receipts 4. 23s bales, gross
4,238; sales 1000 bales; stock 65. 4O5 bales
| NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Consolidated net re-
| ceipts at all the ports to-day were $3.50 bales;
| exports to Great Britain $40 bales. to France
6, 283 bales to the continent II 1863 bales; stock
| at all the ports 1,O24, 924 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
New YORK, Nov. g. noon.-Flour dull and
steady Wheat fairly active and steady. Corn
steady and active. Pork quiet aud firm at S12 25
@l3 so. Lard firm at SO So Freights dull and
weak.
NEW YORK. Nov. Q, 6p. m.-southern -four
firm, fair demand Wheat frmer; No red
75Ac in store and elevator; 1614c aioat; options
active and excited at 7501c higher. closing firm
No. red November delivery 751sc; December
| delivery r. 1Sc; January delivery 1856 Corn
spots dull aud frmer; No. SOC in elevator; &c
atioat; options closed irregular, early months
&c down; late months 14134c up; November
delivery DC; December delivery Sic; May
delivery 531sc Oats-Spots firmer and good
demand options fairly active and stronger:
| November delivery 3615c: December delivery
| 5(1hC, May delivery 4l@SCi spOb NO. oOIRc,
mixed western 3603715c Coffee-Options
! closed firm at 20 TO 81 up; November delivery
IS 50; May delivery IA 656l470; spot Rio quiet
and steady; No. Z, 16A@l635c. Sugar-Refned
steady and quiet. MolaSses-New Orleans gu ct
and steady; open kettle, good to choice, 200
Csc; new do 3S142c. Petroleum quiet and
steady; unchanged. Cotton seed oil quiet and
firm; crude 27I6c Peanuts quiet. Meat mar
ket qu.e. Lard closed weaker; western steam
80 IS; December delivery SIS 90 bid; January de
livery So % asked. Freights quiet and easy
cotton I'D; grain 214d.
| CHICAGO, Nov. 9.--To-day's markets were ex-
cited and higher. especially for wheat and corn.
The enforced closing OF portion of short line
! of corn and oats for account of D +. Sbley had
much to do with the excitement Wheat at
the opening a shade under Mondays closing
figures aud prices showed about 3Sc decline.
then became stronger ana prices were advanced
| l1S0214c per bushel, eased off about MIAc
and closed steady. In corn opening trades
we're at Mondays final figures, and
on good buying by the local bull
contingent advanced with little reaction full
cent, VII many longs we're disposed TO take
profits aud prices receded NC, but rallied soon
afterward &c declined 19c, changed some and
closed steady. o sening sales OF oats were at
MONDAYS close, and prices advanced &c for
December and nc for May, receded slightly aud
closed with gain of 4Okc Hog receipts
continued small and everything started higher
than Mondays closing prices and advanced still
higher in the course of the session, but toward
the close on a few realizing sales by the ciique