The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-12


the week az 6S7 bales; exports u Great Britain
$3.50 bales, To the continent 39,2j3 bales, TO
France 81, Isl
Total net receipts since Sept 1. 1865 767
bales: ex 'rts, to Great Britain 676 1865 bales.
TO France ll6,l5S bales; TO the continent SOJ,O02
bales.
OF $4,000 bales, as follows: November de
livery sos zoe; December delivery 5 15d
; D., January delivery 5 SOS 9Oc February
delivery O209 O3c March delivery l61J l7c,
April delivery 9 2769 2sc Nav delivery 3 376A
sc, June delivery 4509 4Sc, July delivery
0 5000 SIC, August delivery IS 40 66c
New YORK, Nov. 1.-The early Q tton market
was buoyant on the left over excitement Il
yesterday from the government report and
made an advance of / TO IL points, vi, large
buyIlg orders. Thereafter there were frequent
fluctuations, and al the close against yester.
dRy prices stand 10 points up on November, and
5to points on other months. Later dealings
were more in the way OF scalpinE, in that early
buyers became settlers % take in their profits
The days business reached fully $40 300 bales,
and was leiiy in January aud March options,
NEW YORK Nov Il hubbard. Price 4 co.
say OF cotton: In answer to our exciting
market of YESTERDAY. the English spinnerS
bought II 900 bales OF cotton in Liverpool, of a
total of 1900 bales The arrival market
opened firm at sod advance ami closed strong
at 264036ii higher than opening quotations
Our market opened firm al 100 points ad-
vance, beca ne easy under cont ued realizing
by strong parties who have held cotton for
months on the decline 10 the south and west
came into the market as large buyers and the
decline was recovered and January touched
Ole, though freely offered at 9cswaeu the sale
was made During the afterno liquidation
on the part of the long interest continued until
finally the supply became too much for lrices,
and the market broke to sec for January
From this point thsre was a rally 20 s soc and
sOc, at which price the market closed
steady"
GALVESTON. Nov. li.-Cotton closed firm;
midi n e4sc; net receipts 6,2i2 bales, gross
6,2l2; sales ,52S bales; stock IS1 SIG ba es
NORFOLK, Nov. 1l.-Cotton closed firm;
mlddling 9-l6c; net rec -ipts 3ls bales, gross
1919; sales '39 bales; stock 1855 bales.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 11.-Cotton closed nominal;
middlinS SIC; net receipts 5,O29, gross 5,O20;
sales none; stock <2,lOg bales.
Boston, Nov. 1l.-Cotton closed quiet;
middliAg $50; net receipts 5l7 bales, gross B14O;
sales none; stock noue.
WILmNGToN, Nov. ll.-Cotton closed strong:
middling S16c; net receipts 67S bales. gross
6iN; sales none; stock, DIRECTED, 5000 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ll---Cotton closed firm;
md Ing 914c; net receipts 3oS bales gross S6S;
sales none; stock g. J6. BALES
NEW ORLEANS Nov. li.-Cotton closed firm;
mi ding 9-l6c; net receipts 8. 1875 bales. gross
lb5Oo; sales $500 bales; STOCK corrected 2l0,57S
bales.
New Orleans cotton crop statement from
Sept to Nov. II, inclusive: Port receipts
1902, sos bales, against 70s,6S3 bales last year
and 2,553, l1O bales the year Def IRE last. Over
land To mills and Canada "a BIG bales against
3S2,2l6 bales for the same time last year.
In ertor stocks in excess of Sept. /: 1873 1873
bales against $780, 024 bales Tor the same time last
year. Bout ern mill taklng5 l1I9S4 bales this
year, against l53,012 bales last year. Amount of
crop brought into siglt during the ~ DAYS to
date; 2.543, bales this year. against 3d03, 90
bales last year and 2s5,34 bales the year be-
fore last Crop brought into sight for the
week. 3l5 396 baes, against 46G 36l bales last
year and 4l7.669 bales the year before last.
Crop brought into sight for the first II days
Of November: 55S,67S bales, against 741,053
bales last year and 6Ss,622 bales the year
before last.
MOBILE. Nov. 1i.-Cotton closed nominal;
mid linz aaEnNa kaIA-
6O3; sales 800 bales; stock 81, 1i9 bales.
MEMPHIS, Nov n.-Cotton closed firm;
middlng SIC; receipts !, ss4 bales; shipments
LOO bales; sales 1855 bales; stock 60,SSS
bales
AUGUSTA, Nov l1.-Cotton closed firm;
middling sac; receipts 1,646 bales; ship
ments l73S bales; sales 1876 bales; stock actual,
CHARLEsroN Nov 1i.-Cotton closed nominal;
middlng e1sc; net receipts 3.4oS bales, gross
3,4s3; sales so; stock 5000 bales.
ATLANTA, Nov. l1.-CotUon closed steady; mid
ding oasc receipts to-day $40 bales.
MONTGOMERY. Nov. 1l.-Cotton closed firm;
middling So; receipts 4,472 bales; shipments
$500 bales; stock 1892 1854 bales; sales 3,7sO
bales.
MACON, Nov. I1.-Cotton lru,; middltng $40;
receipts 2.O64 bales; sales - bales; ship nents
COLUMBUS, Nov. I1.-Cotton closed firm;
middling &c; receipts 2l3 bales; shipments
2,S46 bales sales ,675 bales; stock 2.149 bales.
NASHVILLE, Nov. i1.-Cotton closed firm;
SELMA, Nov 11.-Cotton closed steady;
middlng Sc; receipts 1885 bales; shipments
., 1876 bales: stock 6,493 bales
ROME, Nov II Cotton Receipts 3,672 balos;
shipments 4,O7s bales; stock, corrected. 1890
bales
NEW YORK, Nov. demonstrated net re-
cepts a. all the ports to-day we're 81 $50 bales;
exports to Great Britain 1888 bales. to the
continent 1876 bales; stock at all the ports
l,049,996 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
New YoRK. Nov. II. noon.-Flour steady
Wheat active and steady Corn moderately
active and steady. Pork steady at 81 % 61I3 So
Lard quiet and firm at 50 go Freights quiet
new YoRK. Nov. II. p. m-southern -four
NJ. red 76161763]c in store and elevator;
| 17GD0Ac afoat; options active, irr sgular aud
excited; closed firm at l0l1sc over yesterday
delivery 775sc; May delivery s45Ac. Corn quiet
and hrmer; No 2 SOC in elevator; 5i0D5l4c
afioat; options closed steady at 1s035c over
| yesterday, with trading fair; November deliv-
| delivery $3.50 Oats moderately active and
! hrmer; spot No 3GI1c; November delivery
35Ac; December delivery a716c.. Coffee -
| Options closed steady and UNCHANGED TO down;
spot Rio quiet and steady; No z, 1870. Sugar
Refined steady; fair demand. Molasses-New
Orleans GU ct and steady; open kettle, good
quiet and steady. Cotton seed oil frmer;
better demanl; crude 271b0 ?Sc; yellow $40
Pork steady; moderate demand. Peanuts
quiet and steady Beef quiet Cut meats
firm; picked bellies SA69c; shoulders s19c
Mlddles quiet. Lard lower and quiet western
steam 90 50; city 80 000J %; November deliv-
cry 80 -; January delivery nominal at 81 ~.
| Freights quiet and easy; cotton 1sd; grain 21z1
CHICAGO, Nov. 11.-Wheat was on the jump
today. The govern ent crop report was the
cause and the price was lifted NC, closing
| within sc of the top. The figures on corn
mudde the pit, and that cereal left on with
| loss of Mc. Oats are unchanged and provisions
a shade easier. A good deal OF alarm among
! shorts 10 wheat was shown a. the op ng, In
! whioa there was general rush to cover, aud
the market for a time was quite excited. The
/ opening was about 5s(OS4c higher than yester-
| days closing figures, ruled firm aud prices we're
advances 5kGtAc more, then became easier and
/ prices declined sc for December and
/ 1Ic for May, again developed strength,
| and this time prices advanced nc
! fer December and Nc for May,
| ruled irregular and closed IAc higher for De.
| cember and nc higher for May than yesterday
| Corn was active but unsettled Opening
! trades were HOMO above the final figures of
Yesterday, The advance brought great num-
! Der OF selling orders, good deal of long
| property coming out under which the price
! grad ally sagged of nc when estimated ar
! rivals for TO morrow came in at us cars, which
! caused the market TO again advance &c, but It
| did not last, as Continued selling by prominent
! houses supposed to be acting In the interest of
! longs caused decline OF nc. The market then
! changed some. ruled steady and closed with
161J5 loss. Oats averaged slightly higher.