The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-23
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Cotton.
Liverpool, Nov. %, noon.-Cotton quiet;
free supply offering at unchanged prices:
American middling, lied; sales 10000 bales;
American, $500 bales; speculation and export,
LUZ bales; receipts, - bales; American
- bales. Futures opened steady demand
moderate.
Futures-American middling, low middling
clause: November, 2O-6id; November and
December. 4 1S-64I14 19-6id; December and
january, 19-64d4 3O-6id; January and Feb
ruary, l9-640I 2064d; February and March,
2O-64(84 2l-64d; March and April, 2l-64d
- SD; April and Nav 2364l14 24-64d May
and June 4 25-64l14 26-64d; June and July.
I 29-64g4 27-64d. Tenders 100 bales new
dOckets.
4p. motion, American mtddling, AID;
good middling, 49l6d; middling 7-l6d low
middling 5-l6d; good ordinary, 316d; ordi-
nary, "a.
Futures-American middling low middling
clause: November, 2264d, buyers; Novem-
Der and December, 2l-645t4 2264d; Decem-
Der and January, 4 2l-64G4 22-64d: Jan
uary and February 22-64d, sellers: Febru-
airy and March 23-64d, Sellers March and
April, 2+64d, buyers; April and May, 25-64Gl
36-64d May and June, 27-64G14 2S-64d; June
and July, 29-6i9i 3O-6ld. Futures closed
steady.
Manchester. Nov. 22-The Guardians com
mercial article says: The market is slow.
There is no definite change in quotations
though buyers have found it easier TO place
orders at concessions. Some manufacturers
who are fairly well engaged have accepted of
ferS for good medium shirtings at Id per piece
below last weeks prices Business at the re
ductiOn has been moderate. kilograms from
Calcutta report lack of demand. Offers are
made for shlrtngs at low prices and for small
quotations. Inquiries are made for special
makes make OF light goods at prices
little doing for China except a few sales of
light shirtings. The better grades of shirt
ings are neglected. The outlet for the pro
duction is not sufficient. Goods for Mexico
are almost unstable, although the produc-
ton has been materially reduced. The ex
ports of plain cotton goods for November are
estimated at IS coo yards for Calcutta and
that the December exports will exceed these
figures. There is a small trade in American
yarns for home use at a slight reduction.
Some business is done in bundled yarns for
China. Otherwise, the Indian market is life
less"
New York, Nov. %, noon.-Cotton contracts
opened steady at 203 points advance. gained
COZ points, and are now 500 points over
yesterday.
New York, Nov. 22-Cotton futures opened
firm, as follows: November, &C; Decem-
Der, Soc; January, 99c; February, csc;
March, u; April s 2lc.
New York, Nov. %, p. m.-Spot cotton
closed steady; middling uplands Sc; mid
ding orleans SIC; low middling 1870;
sales 1888 bales.
Futures closed steady with sales of 1871 900
bales. as follows: November. 92c: Decem-
Der. &c; January, g COO; February, csc;
March, l6c; April, 24c; May, 8 BIC; June.
39c.
New York, Nov, 22.-The total consolidated
net receipts at all the ports to-day were 80 107
bales; exports to Great Britain % 592 bales, to
the continent 1900 bales to France -
bales; stock ,084 ,512 bales.
Total so far this week: Net receipts POI All
bales; exports to Great Britain 50 864 bales
to France 10, l04 bales, to the continent 20, $40
bales.
steady, with sales of g. 400 bales, as
follows: November BIC. December Z SOC,
January 75c. February 79c, March SOC,
April SIC, May Csc, June 12c.
New York. Nov. 22.-'Hhe Suns cotton re-
view says! Cotton prices closed 10 to II
points higher, owing TO an advance in Liver
pool, higher prices at the south, and an OK
pectation that the receipts at the ports and
interior towns Will shortly show falling of.
The receipts at the ports to-day were about
1000 bales below the estimate. Rains were
general at the south, and, it is thought, may
cause some falling of in the crop movement.
Many local and southern shorts covered
to-day. Prices closed very steady
with sales Of l5lgO0 bales. Liverpool
advanced l15 to 2points, with spot sales of
10000 bales, closing steady In Manchester
yarns were dull and cloths quiet. Spot prices
here were 1-l6c higher. Sales Of SO bales for
spinning; deliveries on contracts Of 100 bales
The southern markets showed more life sales
were larger. There was an advance Of l-l6c
at five of the southern points. New Orleans
sold 600 bales. The receipts at the ports
were 80 lL7 bales, against 1000 this day last
a loo III
week 20i,471, against 1882 thus far last
week. The exports from the ports to-day
were 29,5J2 to Great Britain, and 3 500 to the
continent.
New York. Nov 22.-Riordan & Co.. say OF
cotton: The improvement in prices which
began yesterday made further progress to-
day, Liverpool was again higher There
were renewed Indications that the enormous
receipts are about to taper on and the feel
ing here is growing that We have seen the
lowest prices. January opened at 1850 and
huctuated during the day between 1865 ana
sole. The close was very steady at about the
best price, Sc being bid for January. After
the close there was a brisk demand to cover
shorts at prices points higher than the clos
ing bids We think the deluge of receipts
will abate soon, and in that case there will
certainly be a sharp advance. Sentiment has
a great deal to do with the course OF prices
and the temper OF the traders this afternoon
is more bullish than it has been for long
time"
New York, Nov. 22.-Atwood Violet & Co.
say of cotton to-day: Liverpool accounts
have been better today so far as Manchester
is concerned, and this has been somewhat re-
fected by the larger spot sales here OF 10000
bales. An improvement OF nearly points in
futures there brought an active opening here
of points advance which was further in
creased later in the day, and was well sus-
tanned until the close. The general tone Of
the southern spot markets is better, with lice
Improvement at several Of the more promi-
nent points. This, together with a lighter
spot movement than anticipated, of 1900
bales against $4,000 bales last year. still
further increased the bullish feeling and
altogether il has been a day OF more enCour-
agement for longs than shorts The semi
weeklyreport at New Orleans shows receipts
at thirteen leading points, up to last night, of
08 600 bales against g. 900 bales last year 103-
900 bales two years ago and $4,000 bales three
900 bales or 100000 bales against ri 900 bales
on Tuesday of last week. For the Informal
ton Of our readers we will repeat what we
said a short time ago that the amount com
ing into sight weekly is made up as follows
Add together the port movement, the in
crease in stocks on each Friday over the
stocks OF the previous Friday, also the over
land movement and southern consumption
which amount coming IN sight win be as we
estimated. about 10000 bales 7 he port
movement this week will be less than we
bales against 253, 900 bales last year. A large
dry goods sale to-day for account Of an east
ern mill, brought at auction l-l6 to 1sc better
prices than sale OF similar
character about six weeks ago. Upon
Liverpool as. the consuming market
will depend tomorrow whether we shall ad.
vance or decline for the DAY, and unless they