The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-04


do s. ....-l01 Rock Island. .... S3l<
l ". 80 U.s. o. EauA --..--.-.. SVs4
Virginia 6s. 80 do preferred. 1884
! va os cons -....-. 81 Texas Pacific. see. I01S
| northwestern. -ll53s Tenn. Coal & Iron. 81
] 90 preferred li5 Union Pacific. 80
Dela. LacA 1925 y. J. Central .... I37 u
Erie .....-..''.- 26ss Missouri Pacific. 6l9s
last IenueSSee.... 494 Western Union Q. 9Saz
/ l-aHe Shore ...... 1854 Cotton Oil Csrti.. as
| l.nGisviiie < NasI- o.. ErunsN-icS CO..
/ memphis q Char.- 80 Mobile & Ohio Is 81
Moolle ONO IS Silver Certificates $50
/ Nashville & Chat. S3lk Am SlIyar Refin 11OlG
! Texas Pacific, LIST s4l4 do prefd, lO2
/ n. Y. Central .110A
COTTON
| LIVERPOOL, Nov. s. noon.-Cotton opeued
| trIn, though but little doing: American mid
| ding 4'-i6d; sales 5000 bales-American S. 500
"a IS; speculation and export 500 bales; receipts
| 1000 oales-Americen 1850.
| Eutures-American middling. low mlddling
| clause, November and December delivery
- ga; December and January delivery
| oo-o41; January and February delivery
! I 3l-64d, also s2-64d; February aud March de-
livery 55-o4d also 34-64d; March and April de-
livery 86-64d; April and May delivery SO 64d;
4 43-6ld Futures firm.
| p MIXTURES: American niddliug, low
mlddling clause, November delivery 26-64d
buyers; November and December delivery
Soo4d, buyers December and January deliv-
| cry 27-64GI4 aS-64d; January and February de
| 4Very 2S-o4QD4 3Q641; February and March
dehvery Z 32-64d, sellers; March and April de-
| -.
| 3o-6404 37-64d; May and June delivery 39-6id,
sellers; June and July delivery 42-6f0G4 1864.
| Futures closed easy.
American mddlinE fair 43sd, good mid
ding 4esd, middling 4l4d, low middling 4ssd,
cool ordinary 414d, ordinary led.
! NEW YORK, Nov. 3. noon.-EcuUures opened
i5c, December delivery s &c January delivery
| 42c, February delivery S 44c, March delivery
| 5 56c, Anrll delivery t5c.
New York, Nov. 3, 300 p. m.-Cotton closed
| SGA2dVs TntNdiiDCp 1anla nHS ~
leans S9-lbc; sales $50 bales; net receipts 420
| bales gross 1920
Futures-Market closed steady. with sales
| OF 2l2,600 bales as follows: November de.
livery 0l@S 02c; December delivery 100
: lie, January delivery 29@sS Doc, February
delivery s4l98 +2c. March delivery 58c. April
| delivery 636S O4c, May delivery 736s 74c
June delivery s?G5 Sac, July delivery 900
8 gee, August delivery 97G6 99c
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Hubbard, Price & Co.
| say OF the cotton market: Cotton spinners
| nave slightly increased their takings in Liver
pool, but the feature of that market was the ad-
vance Of 5-o4d in the arrival market This ad-
vance was based on London buying on Neill's
estimate OF 40, 900 bales as the ultimate yield
/ of the American crop OF 1925. Such an ad-
vance invited realizing sales from the long in
! tefest in our MARKET and the opening quota
tons on January delivery were but 2dt3 points
| higher than the closing prices December sold
| at sic, but the next sale was Is, and before
the close OF call cotton for delivery in December
| had sold at 8 22c All NeiPs frfsndS with ono
| accord, seemed to have decided to dispose of
| their holdings this morning, and there was
! SIMPLY not buying power enough in the market
TO absorb their holdings. quick decline
| ensued under pressure Of selling orders from
| New Orleans, and January sold at 2bc when
! adVces of tue decline and easy tone of the
! closing Liverpool dispatch became known A
| sharp rally in the afternoon carried prices to
| 5 35e for January, the highest point touched on
| this advance AJ this point however, the pres.
sure Of large selling orders on long cotton
| gradually broke the market 20 the clcke which
| was easy. Local traders have been the heaviest
| buyers to day, aud their liquidation causes
easier prices after the close, January selling at
! S 2Sc"
! GALVESTON, Nov. 3.-Cotton closed firm:
middling 1850; net receipts 1901 bales gross
J.SUl; sales 1919 bales stock 157, ia bales; ex-
ports to France 6,'31. coastwIse 4,007.
| NORFOLK, Nov 3.-Cotton closed firm;
| miodling nc; net receipts 1883 bales gross
3,5S3; sales 1,4lT bales; stock 1909 bales; ex-
| ports coastwlse !, 400 bales.
| BALTIMORE, Nov 3.-Cotton closed nominal;
| middling SIC; net receipts none gross l. 900
bales; sales none; stock 1906 bales; exports,
| coastwise 900.
| BosToN, Nov s-Cotton closed dull; mid
ding 5-l6c net receipts BIS bales. gross 1854;
sales none; stock none; exports, to Great Brl
| tain 1889.
WILMINGTON, Nov. S.-Cotton closed firm:
middlinc 734c; net receipts $50 bales gross
| $50; sales none; stock 26, 955 bales; exports
| to Great Britain :. 1s1.
PHILADELpHIA, Nov a-Cotton closed steady;
middling sac; net receipts 5 bales, gross 5
| bales; stock 1858 bales
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 3.-Cotton closed
| steady; middling &c; net receipts s427 bales
gross $3.50; sales 3 900 bales; stock 1872, 1888
| bales
Futures-Market closed steady with sales of
$4,000 bales as follows November delivery
| C, December delivery $50 January de
livery soc, February delivery 99c March
| delivery 09c April delivery I8c, May deiv-
! cry CSC June delivery 3Sc. July delivery
| 8 48c
The actual average weight of the 1874. ls7
| bales Of the cotton crop, embracing the port
| receipts and overland shipments for the two
moaths ending Oct. 81, is $40 Ss-1oO pounds
per bale, against 81 36-l00 pounds per bale last
year. Detailed averages by sections are as
! follows Texas 53T $500 pounds an increase
| from last year of Al 3-100 pounds; Louisiana,
5O9 93-1O0 pounds, increase of $500 pounds:
| pounds; Georgia, 400 2l-100 pounds, decrease
! of l $500 pounds; South Carolina, 495 50-lO0
| pounds, decrease of "A $1,000 pounds; North
| Carolina, 45S pounds, decrease of Ia 63-100
| pounds; Virginia, 495 50 100 pounds, a decrease
| or 435-lO0 pounds; Tennessee, Including
| Memphis, st. Louis and overland, 504 1900
| pounds. decrease OF II 81 100 pounds. Net de
| crease for the whole as compared with the close
| of September this year is u 721O0 pounds per
| bale, and compared with the close Of October
| last year 98-l00 pounds per bale
| MOBILE, Nov. 3.-Cotton closed quiet;
middng 75sc; net receipts $50 bales, gross
! 959; sales 1000 bales; stock 1896 bales; ex-
| ports. coastwiS4 40 bales.
| MEMPHIS, Nov. .3.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 1l-t6c; receipts 2.22 bales; sales
| $500; shipments M; stock 0,529 bales
| AUGUSTA, Nov. S.-Cotton closed firm: mid
| ding $40; receipts i,901 bales; shipments
244 bales; sales : POS bales stock q, 202 bales
| CHARLESTON. Nov. 3.--Cotton closed firm;
middlng &c; net receipts $3.50 bales, gross
8, 1870; sales 1,400 bales; stock 59.206 bales ex-
ports TO the continent S.S75 bales. coastwise
| ], 6S2 bales.
! ATLANTA, Nov. 3.-Cotton closed firm: mid
ding 916c; receipts 526 bales
New YORK, Nov. 3.-Cousoldated net re-
ceipts at all the ports to-day 40,02l bales;
exports. to Great Britain 9370 bales, TO the
continent S,575 bales. to France {, 237; stock at
all the ports 933,181 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW York, Nov. 3. noon.-Fleur quiet and
easy Wheat moderately active and firm. Corn
dull but steady. PORK firm and fairly active at
| SIC 250l3 so. Lard nominal at 50 Is. Freights
quiet and steady.
NEW YORK. Nov. 3. p. m Southern -four
quiet and steady Wheat active for export
| and lrmer; No. 2 red 7414617416c in store and
elevator, 15c adoat; options closed firm; trad
ing moderately active; November delivery 7414c;
December delivery 16c, January delivery 774zc
Corn quiet and lower, closing firm; No 2 1910
in elevator; 50I5c afioat; options quiet closing
steady and unchanged to &c down; November
delivery 4913c; December delivery 5lAc; May
delivery 51Ac. Oats quiet but firm; options
moderately active and easier; November deliv-