The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-18

Louisville a Nash. 1O3s brunswick Co..
Memphis & Char. $50 Mobile & Ohio Is 6i%
Mobile & Ohio. 1914 Silver Certificates s4s4
| Nashville Chat. So Am. Sugar Rein i07SS
Texas Pacific, LIST 81 do pret'd. .10lH
| n 7. Central. 110x
IBID.
LIvERPooL. Nov. II. noon.-Cotton opened
\ firm and in good demand: American middlinR
l5-16d; sales 1900 baies-Amer1can 500
| bales; speculation and export 1900 bales; re-
| ceipts 1900 bRles-American 1850.
FutureS-American middlinE. low middling
clause, December and January delivery ~
| 64d; January and February delivery 63-64d,
| also 6264d, also 61-64d. also 60-6Sd, also
46l-64d; also 62-64d. also 4 6s-o4d; February
and March delivery sd, also Lad. also sd
/ also 3-64d. a. so 6964d, also 3-64d. also Sd
| also Cad; April and May delivery 6-64d,
! Sad, also 5-64d; May and June delivery 5 S64d;
| Futures firm.
1 o. MIXTURES: American middliug, low
| middling clause, November delivery 5S-64A
| 59-64l; November and December delivery
| 458-640i 59-6id; December and January dsliv-
cry 69-64d. sellers; January and Feb
! ruary delivery 6l-6id, sellers; February and
! March delivery 63-64d March and April de-
| livery 2-6415 1-64d; April and May delivery
3-6445 4-64d; May and June delivery sd
| Futures closed quiet
New YORK. Nov. H. noon.-Futures opened
steady at a decline. with sales as follows:
| November delivery -, December delivery 40,
January delivery 27c, February delivery 4lo
March delivery 65c. April delivery SIC.
| NEW York, Nov. II, 500 2. m.-Ootton closed
| dull; middling uplands $3.50, mlddliug Or
leans 9-16c; sales none; net receipts sos
| bales gross 716 bales.
Futures-Market closed easy, with sales
OF ass, 100 bales, as follows: November de-
livery 9s@9 OOc; December delivery O80
| ode, January delivery 1909 l9c, February
delivery 8 3l9s 92c, March delivery 9 44c,
| April delivery 556S9 SIC, May delivery CSC,
June delivery 74GD9 75c, July delivery $40
| SIC, August delivery 5000 Sc.
| NEW YORK, Nov. lT-Huobard, Price & Co.
| say of the cotton market: Cotton in the
Liverpool market, opened firm at S-64d ad-
| vance, and spinners bought II, 900 bales of cot
| ton. Before the close, however, a portion OF
| the improvement had been lost. Final prices
| were about point above last evenings figures.
| The official report called the market quiet
| Here opening prices showed decline Of about
| points compared with yesterday, and a further
| decline after the opening carrying January
| down to zoe. recovery followed this decline
| and before O'Clock the market was back to
| last evenings prices, when an easier tone again
| prevailed. The market during the afternoon
| developed distinctly weaker character and
| under realizing sales declined to 17c for Jnnu-
| airy. Final prices were easy at 1sc to 19c, or
IA points below last evenings figures.
| GALVESTON, Nov. I.-Cotton closed firm;
| middling &c; net receipts 6,2Y bales, gross
| 6,e11; sales 262S bales; stock l6o,439 bales;
| exports to Great Britain 9,723 bales, coastwse
| 1885 balls.
| NoRFoLK, Nov. 17.-Cotton closed steady;
mddling &c; net receipts 81 1922 bales, gross
| p rts, coastwise 3, 0SS bales.
BALTIMORE, Nov. H.-Cotton closed nominal;
midding 914c; net receipts none, gross 1000;
sale, none; stock % ,547 bales.
| BOSTON, Nov. 1T,-Ootton closed quiet; mid
| ding 99Sc; net receipts 6s3, gross ], S14; sales
none; stock - bales; exports TO Great Britain
| WILMINGTON, Nov. 17.-Cotton closed firm;
| middling O; net receipts 3,77o bales. gross
| 3,7i9; sales none; stock 0,l44 bales; exports
| to Great Britain $40 bales
| PHTT Nov lT--T1Okt0n clOxad firm
middLng 934c; net receipts 100, gross 100;
stock 7,@2l bales.
New ORLEANS, Nov 17-Cotton closed steady;
middling 1-luo; net receipts II $50 bales, gross
l2,o52; sales $3.50; stock 1o6, 1877; exports to
| Great Britain 4 200 bales.
Futures-Msyket closed weak, with sales OF
158, 5UJ bales, follows: December delivery
s CSC, January delivery SOC, February deliv.
cry 3 90c, March delivery Ole. April delivery
9 lOc, May delivery 100, June delivery 29c.
MOBILE, Nov. T7.-Cotton closed Arm;
middling 9Ac; net receipts 492 bales. gross
492; sales 400 bales; stock 24,S44 bales; ex-
MEMPHIS, Nov. 1z.-Cotton closed firm;
middlng csc; receipts S,1l0 bales; sales
2450 bales; shipments 2.4tO bales; stock 81, 1878
bales.
AUGUSTA, Nov. I7.-Cotton closed firm mid
ding s2kc; receipts l,776 bales; shipments
| 1,1S8 bales; sales 67y bales; stock 81, s76 bales
| CHARLESTON, Nov. I.-Cotton closed firm
middling S5sG9c; net receipts 1888 bales, gross
g. $50; sales 80 bales; stock 63,83s bales; sx-
ports, TO the continent z, $50; coastwiss 1873.
Correction-Add to net receipts, since Sept. :,
ATLANTA, Nov. 17-Cotton closed easy; mid
ding 13-l6c; receipts 9S3 bales
NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts at all the ports to-day were S0,953 bales
exports to Great Britain "a, 705 bales. to the
continent 4,T39 bales; stock at all the ports
| 1908 279 bales
Correc.ion-Ied uct from net receipts since
Sept /, 9,514 balls, claimed by both Savannah
and Charleston.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK. Nov. II. noon.-Flour dull and
easy. Wheat steady but very dull Corn dull
but steady. Pork firm aud in fair demand a,
$12 :. 0l3 SO Lard dull aud firm at 80 so
Freights quiet and steady.
| NEW YORK. Nov. II, p. m.-Southern -four
dull but steady. Wheat more active and tirmer;
No. red 7614c in store and elevator; 1880
afloat; options duh and irregular, closing steady
and uuchal"ed, to ]6c no; November delivery
| 7G4c; December delivery 1850. Corn closed
| lower but moderately active; No. 501SGl50SSC
in stor. and elevator; 15GD5l5sc afoat: options
| closing steady, 180ssc decli e; November deliv-
cry SOC; December delivery 5O16c; May delivery
| 525Bc. Oats ttrmer nut quiet; options dull and
easier; November delivery 351hc December de-
| livery 36I4c; spot No. 3j9 S64c; mixed
western 360S71bc. Coffee-Qptious closed
| firm at 15021 up; November delivery is 156
Is %; December delivery Is 90016 10; January
delivery IS 70el5 IS: spot Rio more active and
frm; No. L, lie, Sugar = Refined dull and
steady Molasses- New Orleans firm and
fairy active; petroleum quiet anu steady Cot
ton seed oil quiet but firm; crude 281s029c.
Pork firmer and quiet; new mess Sl3 50Qbl3 as;
extra prime, new, SIC 50017 90. Peanuts quiet.
Beef dull; beef hams quiet. 1ierced beef dull.
Cut meats in fair demand and strong, Lard
higher and quiet; western steam 50 90 bid; city
SO rs: November delivery SO so; December de-
livery s. 90; January delivery s. So. Freights
dull and weak cotton I'D; grain 914d.
| CHICAGO. Nov. H-Hog products scared
majestically skyward to-day. To- night, com
Vsred with last evening, pork is up 321kc, lard
zoe and short ribs 1Sc. The grain markets
| averaged higher, but closed without much
change since yesterday. Wheat is a shade dearer
and corn about Ac cheaper. Considerable ex-
ctement attended trading in provisions. The
receipts of hogs at the yards were under the
estimate and shorts made vigorous efforts to
cover Packing receipts of the west for the
week showed a reduction Of 100000 hogs
This was offset by a reduction In the export
| movement of the products At the improve
| ment in prices there was q httle more property
for sale and prices settled back slightly. though
| the market exhibited considerable hrmness at
| the close with moderate quantities. again sell
! ing at outside figures. Wet weather, stronger
! cables and good buying by shorts opened wheat
highly but local receipts were in excess of the
innate and Partridge sold freely aud hammered
| tue market wiping out all gains. Then when
| the Cincinnati Price Current crop summary
came in, saying that the interior deliveries
| were falling off at a rate which indicated that
| thu visibla SuODlV rapidly nearing