The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-24

Lake Erie & w. "a do consolited. $50
do do pref. 769S Brunswick Co... ~
L'ville & Nash -. 10lS SilverCerti1cates. o5l4
Northwestern. 1855 Am Sugar Ref. -
do preferred. l4l do do pref. i099s
Ontario & West. q. 1885 Tennessee Coal. -
ONO 4 Mississippi 24Is do do pref -
Pacific MALI, 299s NOrthCarolina Is. 90
QUICKSILVER. NorthCarolina Is. 221s
Quicksilver pref. IS So Caro- Browns. 81
Reading 49,. 557s Memphis & Char. 50
Rock Island. SIS Mobile and Ohio. "a
%Bid.
COTTON.
LIvERPooL- Nov. %, 1890 p. m.-Spot cotton
opened IN moderate demand at easier prices;
American middng SID; sales 10000 bales;
speculation aud export : 0Op bales; receipts
11q0J baleS-aN American
y. n.-Futures: American midiling, low
middling clause. November delivery Sd, sellers;
November and December delivery 3d. sellers
December and January delivery sd, sellers;
January and February delivery 2-64d, buyers;
February aud March delivery 464Q5 64d;
March and April delivery 5 7-B4d Did: April and
May delivery 9-6sGs l0-6+d; May and June de-
livery 1264d, buyers; June and July delivery
5 1895 l5-64d. Futures closed steady.
New YORK, Nov g, noon;-tuUures opened
firm, with sales as follows: November delivery
3 25c bid, December delivery Soc bid, January
delivery 46c bid, February delivery Soc bid,
March delivery 5Sc bid, April delivery SIC
bid.
New YoRK. Nov. %, 800 p. m.-Spot closed
steady at Lice adva ce; middling uplAnds
3 loo; sales $50 balesi receipts at the ports
81 900 bales
Futures-Market closed strong with sales
Of 1900 bales, as follows: November de-
livery 800 45c; December delivery 449D
| 9 Acc, January delivery 500 SIC, February
delivery 6S6g9 69c. March delivery s2t9 S3c,
April delivery $500 &c. May delivery 10 $50
10 Csc, June delivery 10 140lO l5c, July delivery
10 2O0lO 22c, August delivery 10 260I0 2Sc.
New YORK. Nov. 23.-'Tbe following is a sum
mary of hubbard, Price & Co. S daily cotton
letter: The takings of spot cotton IN Liverpool
were l2,OOO bales. Futures declined from S-64Q
64d, closing barely steady. Our market
opened steady at points advance became easy
as the decline in Liverpool wGs reported and
gradually declined under liquidation of III
terests until January sold at SIC. From this
point there was sharp rally, caused by outside
buying orders. During the afternoon the
market continued to strengthen, all the offer
ings being absorbed by outside buying orders
and the covering OF shorts, aud the close was
strong at the highest figures thus far touched
on the advance, final prices being about points
over last mig ht figures at the close and Il points
over the lowest quotations made to-day. Port
receipts to-day were rather under the estimates,
and will be "a 479 bales against AZ, 900 bales last
year. The market was bulish, and closed with
the expectation of higher prices after the holi-
day. unless Liverpool shows marked disposi.
ton to cede."
GALVESTON, Nov 2s.-Cotton closed firm;
middhng 91zc; sales 1850 bales; receipts 1873
bales; exports $50 bales,
NORFOLK, Nov. 23.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 916c; sales none; receipts 2,l27 bales:
exports none.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 23.-Cotton closed nominal;
midding 916c; sales none; receipts $3.50 bales;
BosroN, Nov. 29.-Ootton closed quiet; mid
ding 95sc; sales none; receipts 1886 bales;
exports ! bale.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 2s.-Cotton closed firm;
middlinR SIC; sales none; receipts 1850 bales;
exports none.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2S.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 1Oc; sales none; receipts $50 bales;
exports none.
NEW ORLEANS Nov. 23.-Cotton closed firm;
middling y1sc, sales 5000 bales; receipts IL 5S5
bales exports 1850 bales.
MOBILE. Nov. 23.-Cotton closed easy;
middling 9sGc; sales none; receipts 40 bales;
exports none.
MEMPHIS, Nov 23.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 9I5c; sales none; receipts 1927 bales;
AUGUSTA, Nov. 28.-Cotton closed firm; mid
ding 9ssc; sales 9lS bales; receipts ll79 bales;
exports none.
CHARLESTON. Nov. 23.-Cotton closed firm;
middlinE 9I6c; sales - bales; receipts ,4l4
bales; exports none.
CINCINNArI, Nov. 25-Cotton closed firm;
middling 95sc; sales none; receipts 2,943 bales;
LoU1svILLE, Nov 23-Cottoa closed quiet;
middling 91fc; sales none; receipts none; ex-
ports none.
ding 934c, sales none; receipts 1853 bales; ex-
ports none.
ATLANTA. Nov. 2a-Cotton closed firm;
middling csc; receipts 977 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
New YORK. Nov. %. noon.-Flour dull;
southern easier; straight 50 5OGs75 Wheat
weak at 1a05sc lower; No. red December
16I6c. Corn weak; No. mixed 5014c for
December. Pork duil; new mess Sl3 25G113 rs:
old mess Sl4 25G114 IS. Lard, new, quiet;
steam, January, 50 IS.
NEW YORK. Nov. %, s p. m.-Flour quiet and
steady; fine grades, spring, 81 65O1 80; winter
81 75Gb2 90: southern steady; prices easier al
s. 5063 rs for straights. Wheat = Options
nOanaA Nvpak the tat dY,II ar
the lowest of the morning. During the after
noon the market was unsettled, and prices
closed weak at 3s45sc decline. Spot steady;
spot sales, No. red winter 7607,c; May
SEC Corn-ODtions irregular, closing 160Ssc
lower in sympathy with wheat; spot 14c lower;
spot sales, No 2 mixed 50l6c; May 524c.
Oats-Options dull, closing 14Gt1hc lower; spot
quiet; spot sales, No. white 4lc; No. g mixed
November 351Sc; May 40l5c. Sugar-Raw quiet
at previous prices; Muscovado, SO test, 25sc;
centrifugal, 30 test $3.50; refined dull; cut loaf
Gu 0es 4. SLOTS powdered 4S1N4 IS; mould
494051sc; confechoners' A 4560a34c.
Coffee active and firm; Rio No. z l7140l736c;
futures closed firm; November delivery l6 IS;
December delivery l6 45; January delivery
16 20; February delivery III 05; lIarch delivery
Is 90; April delivery Is so; May delivery Is rs.
Peanuts steady; fancy handpicked 4M0434c;
farmers 41sc. Molasses unchanged and dull;
Cuba, so test, hhds, nominal; Porto Rico best
23032c; English Islan1s 21025c; New Or
leans. new crop, 39059c; New Orleans, old,
y,
re bid; sugar house extra heavy, bbls, 6n9c.
Cut meats-Picked bellies S9s1S4c. Should
ers 815c. Hams 100 0Ac. Beef steady; family
50 0O011 90; extra mess 81 006S 10. Beef
hams firm at S14 00114 S. Pork easier; old
mess S13 00G113 %; new mess S14 00O14 so;
short clear S17 70@19 90; family mess Sl7 90
OILS co. Lard - Western steam easy at
$40 80; options easy, closing at $40 90 for No
vember and 50 20 for December. Freights
CHICAGO. Nov. % - Flour steady; hard
wheat patents SO SO04 10; soft wheat patents
SO gOA3 90. Wheat weak on big receipts In
the northwest. closing 34611c lower. Corn easy
on cold weather closing A@ssc lower. Oats
quiet and easy, closing &c lower Provisions
weakened by large receipts OF hogs, Pork de-
clined aloe. lard 15c and ribs &C. WHISKY
"'o CHICAGO &c Nov. 2s.-The following are the
opening quotations:
WHEAT
December .......'...'...'.'..s..s. .S213
May. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CORN
December. .4lM
January -...-.-.......431a
May OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .......H
OATS
DecemD er..-.-.. .-....... ..olM
January .......--. ............- 81
May, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .3oIsQ13b
PoRK-
May ..,.....-.... t.............. - %
LARD
January .....,...,....... 50
Y.