The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-24

middling. 1890: middling. 4 1922. lon
m1lodling' 4Ad; good ordinary, 4kd; or
binary, 8 15-l6d 49,
p: mixtures closed quiet but steady
a. t1,e uecIlne; American middling, low
hlddilng clause, November. 4. l5i4 nd Inv.
ers; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 4l1G4, 12d value.
December-JanuaRy, 4.09d buyers: Januarv,
feprnary, 4.0SdT sellers; February NIarcb
4O6gs4-VSd; March-April, A07d; ApriI-Mav
3OSd sellers; May-June, 4OSd buyers; June,
July, 4,Vsq4.Osd1 sellers; July-August, 4.O9d
New York, NOV. %, D. m.-Cotton r,-
lures closed steady; sales, III bales.
november, 7S7c; December. 73Sc. Janu'
ary' I4fc; February, 7.5tc; March. 7 Nc.
April In' he4c !; Nay, 1850; June, 772c;. July'
7,l6c; August, t7.7Sc. N'S'
New, New Orleans. La, Nov. 2s.-cotton eu-
airy, TIC; February, Use; March 7Ssc.
APrn, LSSc; May, 7.4Sc; June, 747c.
New York, Nov. %, noon.-Cyotton fut,,ra.
openeu easy; November, 1850; December
1,S4ei January, 7.4Sc; February. 300.
March 1850; April, 1900; May, 7s4c. ~
new YORK, Nov. 2S.-Riordan & Co. saw
~ cotton to-day: Cotton fluctuated to-
nr;oas "i nI,IIl range OF points, reaching
prices slightly lower than any heretofore
touched in the present decline. January
opened at I4Sc, advanced to 749c. reacted
10 I42c, and again advanced in the Iast
nour, closing at 7.47q7. 4Sc, with the tone
STEADY. The receipts are very large and
.he INDICATIONS are that they will continue
" pe heavy all the week. The buying
p 'pi,s mere seems to be very limited, and,
WINE NOBODY seems inclined to sell short
we Tear that liquidation on a large scale
may De renewed at any time with the in
eVltaole result of forcing lower prices"
view YORK, Nov. 23.-The Sun saws of
cotton: Futures declined to 10 points.
recovered to points of this. then re-
"C.eo again, closing steady at a net de-
CINE OF to points, with sales of III. zoo
pales. The speculation to-day was fever
ISM and, In the main, of a local character
Inc fluctuations were confined within A
narrow range, with the tendency down
ward. AT the opening prices declined part
~ IN sympathy with a lower market IN
Liverpool, and partly by reason of heavy
estimated receipts at the ports Subs .
quently part Of the loss was recovered on
covering OF shorts and some new btlylng.
Dull before the close prices weake lei
again. 1t was Iunored here that Mem
bros would issue a reduced crop estimarn.
but 1t was denied by the New Orleans
mouse. telegram to-day said that four
teen railroads. repre- senting Is per cent.
OF the carrying capacity of Texas. have
received about 1900 bales less than in the
same time last season. The New Orleans
exchange will be closed on Wednesday.
Labc> day"
New York, Nov. 23.-what silsby & Co.
say OF cotton: Liverpool spot cables
came 1-32d lower at the opening this morn
ing, and futures opened u point under
Saturdays close and lost u point on the
day, closing quiet and steady at the de-
cline. Our market opened at a decline of
to 10 points owing to the continued large
receipts, but in the latter part of the ses-
sion the market became strong as there
seemed to be very little cotton for sale.
Port receipts, as we'll as the interior move
ment, have been heavy to-day. but our
market held up wonderfully we'll and there
has been some fair buying We think that
the long interest has been pretty well liqui-
dated, and that around the present prices
the market is good purchase. Towards
the close, the market rallied somewhat,
closing steady at about the highest for the
day. We believe that receipts have reach
ed their highest point and that a falling
off will take place in the near future, when
prices will advance materially"