The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-26

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IA N;45 p: m.-cotton, American spot grades
l-S2d higher; American middling. fair
n-16d; good middling. 7-1G5.
mlddllng, 4ssd; low middling, 9-32d:
sood ordinary, 5-S2d; ordinary, 3 a-S2d
p nl.-Cotton futures closed steady at
the advance; November, 4ISd buyers; No
Vember-December, 414I4.l5d buyers; De-
cempef-J anuary, 4l2Q41Sd values; Janu-
March, March-Apri, 4164l2d buyers.
April-May, 412d buyers; May-June. APO
4lSd buyers; June-July, ADD buyers; JULY
August, 4.lS@4.14d buyers.
New York, Nov. IS, noon-Cottou fu-
lures opened firm; November, 7.42c; De-
cemoer, TSc; January, 7.0Oc; February.
16Sc; March, 7.73c; April 7.79c.
New York, Nov. %, 4 D. m.-Cotton fu-
lures closed steady; sales, 21S.6OO bales:
November-D December, 7.47c; January, z soc:
February. 7.6Oc; March, 7.7Oe; April, LAC;
May, Use; June, 7.SSc; July, Use; Au-
gust, 7.SSc.
New Orleans, La, Nov. 25.-No cotton fu
tures-holiday.
New Orleans La, Nov. 25.-New Or
leans Cotton Exchange semi-wee6ly state
ment of thirteen leading interior town. 3.
For 1896: Receipts, 107, 406 bales; shipmer is
9S74S bales; stocks, 1888, 955 bales. For 1895:
Receipts, S,Se bales; shipments, 6S Ar
ceipts, 1876, 5S5 bales; shipments, 11G435 bales.
stock, SS5, 414 bales.
New York, Nov. 25.---Riordfln & Co. saw
of Cotton: 1.-The market vas active to-
day, Liverpool advaTlced, and in the early
trading here. there was a squirt in prices
caused chiefly by eavy buying for Wall
street account to cover short lines Ian
uary which had sold on the call at Z Coo
advanced to 1875. But when the demand
from the shorts slackened, the Influence
OF renewed Sc ling by Liverpool soon
broke the mar ket. January declining to
75lc. In the final trading however. there
was a rally end January closed at z san
f.obc, with tf.e tone steady. The receipts
continue so large that we see little hope
at present of any solid and lasting al
VAN &c, unless the long promised perpen,
de'dlar drop in receipts tel es place soon,
Wei fear chat there will be a further and
pc rpeno1cular drop in prices. Such spurts
as that of to-day have no significance, OK
cept in so far as they entice new BUYERS
y ITO the market. The wise operators ire
hey, who take advantage of such spurts
20 sell cotton"
New York, Nov. 25-The Sun says of
cotton: Spot cotton here was unchanged.
Liverpool was unchanged on the spot,
| with sales of 10000 bales; futures there
advanced 49, to points. Futures adj
vanced to points. lost this and de-
clined 1 to 3, but rallied and closed I'M
changed to points higher. with sales Of
2lS.6O0 bales. The speculation to-day was
| fairly active, but the trading was, in the
main, OF an evening up character At
| first, prices advanced in response to high
er cables, hut on sales to realize, the i'm
| provement was lost, and a slight decline
| followed Liverpool was a moderate sell
er here. At the decline. however, shorts
covered and prices rallied, closing at prac-
tically unchanged figures as compared
III g
south bought here, ana the continent also
sent buying orders. The spot markets in
this country were steady, but sluggish"
New York. Nov rs What Silsby & Co.
say of cotton: The decrease of nearly
one-half in the receipts to-day, gave the
| foreign element new courage, and the
Liverpool market opened at an advance
of to points over yesterdays close, and
closed steady at a loss of l
point on the day. Our mar
ket opened at an advance of to
points and ruled narrow until the latter
part of the session, when several houses
unloaded, owing to to-morrow's holiday,
which caused the market to decline, bur
the close was steady at loss of only 2
to points on the day. Should the port
receipts and the interior movement con-
tinue light tomorrow. Liverpool will take
advantage of our holiday, and run her
market up in order to realize on their pur-
chases made yesterday and to-day in oW
market. Should our market open high
Friday morning, we advise selling for a
short turn, after which the market will be
a purchase"