The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-15

Lake Shore ..... 1924 Cotton Oil Certi.. 4f14
Louisville & Nash. 20 Brunswick Co..
Memphis & Char. $50 Mobile & Ohio Is 81
Mobile & Ohio. 331a Silver Certificates S4lS
Nashville X Chat. % Am. Sugar Rein 1861
Texas racine, lst. ~ do prefd. lOl
n. 7. Central. .llOA
LIVERPOOL. Nov. IA. noou.-Cotton opened
with bus ness moderate at easier prices; Ameri-
can middling lSl6d; sales 5000 bales-Amerl-
can 5,4OJ bales; speculation and export /. 900
bales; receipts 10000 bales-al! American.
Futures American middling, low middling
clause, November and December delivery
1854. also 4S-G4d; December and January
delivery 50 64d also ( 5l-64i; January and
February delivery 5464d, also 53-64d. also
Z 52-64d, also 5l-54d also 1904; February
and March delivery 56-64d, also 4 54-64d, also
| Z 5364I; March aud April delivery 59-64d, also
5S-64d, also 57-64d. also { 56-64d. also
556id; April and May delivery 6'-64d also
6O-64d, also 57-64d MAY and June delivery
4 63-64d, also 6l-64d. also 80 ed; June
and July delivery 46l-64d. Futures steady.
The tenders OF deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to 1900 bales new dockets
p. mixtures: American middnK, low
mlddling clause, November delivery I 47-64d,
sellers; November and December delivery
4 4c64d, sellers; December and January deliv-
ruary delivery / 49-6iA4 5O-64 ; February aud
March delivery 4 ST -G4D4 52-6id: March and
April delivery 453-6l04 81 64d; April and May
delivery 56-64d, sellers; May and June de
livery 5s-64G4 59-6ld: June and July delivery
o. SAD, sellers. Futures closed barely steady
NEw YoRK, Nov. IA. noon.-ruJures opened
delivery sc, December delivery 7ic. January
delivery q0c, February delivery 0ic. March
delivery Ice, April delivery csc.
NEW YoRK. Nov, Ia, 500 p. m.-Cotton closed
dull; midding upands 91sc, middling Or
leans 5-l6c; safes 1912 bales; net receipts
none, gross g. Coz bales.
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales
Of 2s3,?O0 bales as follows: November de-
livery 6sa8 roc December delivery 760
$ nc, January delivery gl0S 92c, February
delivery 9 04D9 Csc, March delivery 17@9 sc,
April delivery 9 2S6g 29c May delivery 9 $50
3 59c June delivery 1903 49c, July delivery
9 $500 SIC, August delivery $500 B5c.
NV YORK, Nov lI-Hubbard, Price & Co.
say: Our cables from Liverpool confirm the
Information we had previously received regard
ing the trade. Mr.. Ellison issued circular to-
day to spiuuers advising caution in increasing
their reserve stocks on the basis of 100000
crop at the present time. This advice from an
authority who is usually in favor of higher
prices appears to have more than offset the
light receipts Of Saturday, and Liverpool closed
barely steady at 3-646D4-64d lower than last
Saturday. Our market opened easy at 10
points decline from the close but quickly
rallied on light movement at Memphis and the
Atlantic ports. The market has been very
nervous and sensitive one, fuctuating rapidly
within range of 100312 points. as the orders
| have carried the market with them. 1t has
| been a hquidatlng market all the afternoon on
the part or the stronger long interests, who
wished to realize their profits after this recent
advance The tone OF the market at the close
was steady, though the vim displayed last
GALVESTON, Nov. 14.-Cotton closed firm;
middlIng S5sc; net receipts g 60 bales. gross
1850; sales 3 900; stock 160,6i6 bales; exports,
to Great Britain Is, $50 bales, to France 6,44s,
coastwise 1913
NoRFo1K, Nov 14.-Cotton closed firm;
mddling 65sc; net receipts 1855 bales, gross
2,OI6; sales 449 bales; stock as, 1872 bales; ex-
| ports. coastwSe 3,07l bales.
| BALTIMORE, Nov. ii.-Cotton closed nominal !;
| midding sac; net receipts none, gross 2,0O0;
sale none; STOCK 23,lO9 bales; exports, coast
| wiss 900 bales.
BosroN, Nov 14.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
| ding S1sc: net receipts 1877, gross $3.50; sales
none; stock - bales.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 14.-Cotton closed firm {;
| middling e56c; net receipts 665 bales, gross
| 2,Jb5' sales none; stock 81, i39 bales; exports
| coastwiSe l,077.
Phil ADELPHIA, Nov. 14.-Cotton closed firm;
middlinS 51sc; net receipts none, gross none; ;
stock 6, ii bales.
| NEW ORLEANS Nov 14.-Cotton closed steady:
mddling 13l6c net receipts 13, sos bales, gross
! I3,9O7; sales 6,4OO; stock lss 1858; exports, to
France 61l7 bales.
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales OF
14t. 100 bales, as follows: November delivery
| s SIC, December delivery 55c, January
| delivery s &c, February delivery nc, March
| delivery 8 SIC, April delivery &c, May deliv-
cry VIC, June delivery lie, July delivery
| &c.
ATLANTA, Nov. 14-Cotton closed steady; mid
ding nc; receipts $50 bales
MOBILE Nov. l4.-Cotton closed firm;
middling size; net receipts 3,495 bales, gross
3,I85: sales 500 bales; stock 24,76s bales: ex'
ports. to Great Britain 1855 bales, coastwise
| z, PA bales.
MEMPHIs, Nov. l4.-Cotton closed firm;
middlng SIC; receipts 4,27l bales; sales
800 bales; shipments 6,182 bales; stock 81, 1876
| bales.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 14.-Cotton closed firm; mid
! ding SIC; receipts 1,2l9 bales; shipments
l2l- bales; sales AZ bales: stock 80 III bales
| CHARLESTON. Nov. 14.-Cotton closed quiet ;
middling $50 sac; net receipts a504 bales, gross
| 1854; sales - bales; stock g. 49s bales.
| NEw YoaK. Nov Aforementioned net re-
ceipts at all the ports to-day were as 1854 bales
exports to Great Britain SO, las bales to the
continent 1879 bales, to France 1885, stock at
all the ports 1,005,644 bales
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
| New York, Nov. IA noon - Flour firm
| Wheat steady and dull. Corn frmer and dull
| Fork steady at S12 p 0l3 so Lard quiet and
firm at 81 IS. Freights dull and steady.
NEW YORK, Nov. IA, p. m.-Southern -four
steady and more active; good to choice extra
| 50 1894 25. Wheat quieC and steady; No. 2 red
76016l4c in store and elevator; options dull and
| irregular, closing weak aud unchanged from
| Saturday. Corn steady and more active for ex-
| port; No. 2 j0485O4c; options dull at 15QD4c
| lower, closing steady; November delivery soc;
December delivery 5094c; May delivery 525Sc.
oats more active and firner, options quiet and
| unchanged; December delivery SG15c May de-
| livery 4034c; spot No 2 SG14c mixed western
3603Sc Coffee-Options closed steady at
10
| delivery - 156l5 80; January delivery Is 500
| 10 60; spot Rio firm but quiet; No. Z, 1880.
| Sugar-Reflned steady with fair demand; stand
| ard 11-l6092sc; confectioners A 9-16@
| 4t{c: cut Loaf ana crushed 55-l6@513c; pow
| cered 4 l3l605c; granulated 1l-1615c Mo-
| lasses-New Orleans firm and In fair demand
| open kettle, new, good to choice. 37d45c. Cot
| ton seed Oh firm but quiet; crude 26c yellow
| BIC. Pork firm aud fairy active; new mess
| Sl3 250l3 30. Peanuts quiet fancy hand
| picked 416c; farmers 216131ec. Middles quiet.
Lard stronger but quiet, western steam 80 IS;
city 50 co. Freights quiet and steady; cotton I'D
CHICAGO Nov. 14.-Tae largest visible supply
| of wheat known was recorded to-day,
65 100000 bushels, with probability, 1t is said,
| Of a further addition of perhaps 10, 600 900
| bushels before it shall have reached its max
imum Tor the year. A year ago
it was 100000 bushels. The markets
all closed weak, with wheat at the lowest
| point Of the day, and corn and oats at nearly
| the lowest figures touched Prices declined sac
| compared with Saturdays latest quotations
Corn was also weak and left Off Nc lower May
oats shows Sac loss. and provisions also lost
some Of their Saturdays value. Receipts OF
corn were about 100 cars more than expected and
there was free liquidation by the longs aud lib
ness Baldwin & Farnham we're leading sell
ers rally at the close left the market only
| A01sc lower. Hog products we're generally
weAt Live hogs were in good supply and
568l 0c lower, and there was free selling of the
products. Selling was due in some measure to
a published interview with P. D. Armour