The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-18

New York Nov 17.-Cotton futures opened
steady, as follows: November. &C: Deem
ber Ysc; January, Ole; February, s0,c;
March. lie; April, 25C-
New York. Nov. Il. 4 o. m.-Spot cotton
1 closed quiet, middlng uplands s'sc; mid
ding orleans s@c; low middling ll-l6c; good
Futures closed firm. with sales Of si7.OOO
bales. as follows, November Z g5c: Decem-
Dor 'OOc; January, S csc: February. lie:
March, lsc; April, e6c; May, 34c; June.
New York. Nov. 1.-THE total consolidated
net receipts at all the ports to-day we're 10 s45
bales; exports to Great Britain ,4O3 bales, to
the continent 1891 bales; to France 20J bales;
stock ,036 POI bales.
Total so far this week: Net receipts 99s7
| bales; exports to Great Britain % $50 bales
TO France 6,s33 bales, TO the continent 420S7
0ales.
New Orleans. Nov. II Cotton futures closed
| steady. with sales OF % 200 bales, as
follows: November sc, December 49c,
January 66c. Fe gruary 76c, March Sec
April sac, MAY o. June loo, July < lse
New York. Nov. 1.-The sun cotton re-
view saws; There was small decline early
N the cav, owing TO a fan in liverpool lib
eral receipts at the ports and interior towns
and renewed long liquidation. A stronger
market was feature of the afternoon, how
ever, mainly owing TO dispatches from Liver
pool stating that the English coal strike had
oeen settled. This report caused consider
lole covering and prices closed firm at an ad-
vance OF l to points after decline
looI news was very Disappointing. There
was decline there OF points. and very little
oI THIS was regained while the close there
was barely steady, vii h cotton / &c lower.
pot sales there were 10000 bales Manches-
ter trade adviceS were not encouraging There
was a decline of 1-l6c at some OF the southern
spot markets but spot quotations here were
unchanged, with trade quiet. The sales were
t5O bales for spinning. mostly last night. The
receipts at the ports were - seq bales, against
1910 this day last week. and o.
Oh this day last year. Total for the
week POI DDS bales. against 2Q3. 5g2 last week
and 259 155 this week last year Houston re-
celved to-day 1,t25 bales st. Louis 20t6
Memphis i,704. and Augusta | $40 bales The
receipts at the interior towns this week were
llS.2iO bales against los U 10 bales last week
and 81 900 bales this week last year. The
amount that has come into sight this week is
lOl 600 bales, against $4,000 last year, and
since sept. /. S,lO6000 bales against @s1s-
90 bales last year. Interior stocks show 3l4-
| sl9 bales, against 2l6Oi4ast year.
New York Nov. 11.--Riordan & Co. say OF
cotton: ~ he fl rther depression in Liverpool
caused fresh decentralization among thu longs
mere ana AFTER comparatively steady oOeu-
! ing In which January sold NJ sole and 05c
| the liquidation was resumed ana prices
yielded. he receipts again assumed very
formidable proportions, and January had dc.
| cnutu 10 t.g0G and looked exceedingly weak
when the cable brought report OF the sett
nent OF the English coal strike his at
| once improved the temper of the market.
| many of the longs, who mad sold out in dis
| gust. haStencd to repurchaSC, and an adyaul @
| OF or points from the lowest TOOK place
| January reactng TO sole. the close was
| hGm with S.O3c lid for January. Wheth er
| further recovery will be recorded to morrow
Will depend upon the attitude Of Liverpool
| to morrow; but we have no great faith in the
| permanence Of any advance that is not based
| upon diminished receipts; unless there is
| sharp falling on In the movement we shall
not be surprised il prices 90 lower than the
lowest Of TO day.