The age-herald., 1898-11-11

support were bought largely by German division and house cliaues general stock exchange tip to buy Americans on the republican victory with the possibility that attention will now be given to the cur rency question. Prices closed at the top.
 There is stronger tone in the money market here and the market had to borrow from the bank this afternoon at per cent.
 Dry Goods
 New York. November 10-Dry goods: Spot business steady, but slow owing to bad weather interference. Orders for sea- sonable cotton goods were indifferent, but fair sized, the demand coming forward for spring lines in prints. ginghams. white goods. etc. The outlook for spring, based on current indications was considered firomislng. .There were no changes in prfces.s Heavy brown cottons were firm and print cloths market steady. The gov ernment cotton crep estimate was received with indifference.
 s+G aNewlYork Cotton Market.
 New York, November 1o.-The features of today,s news in the cotton market was the publication of the yearly estimate of lint cotton per acre by the department of agri- culture. The opening of the market was very steady with prices to points higher, following an unexpected improvement in both spot and future cotton at Liverpool, buillSiir Wedl1eT report ana statements lTOH many of the southern spot markets to the effect that exporters were paying 1-16 better prices for the medium grades with offer ings light even at the advance. Then, too, there were quite generous buying orders in hand from prominent New Orleans houses and Liverpool firms. For time the market showed disposition ot do bet ter. but with the satisfaction of early or ders and somewhat conducting subsequent [ English cables realizing set in on a small scale and the early gan soon melted away. At midday the government report was re- ceived showing an estimated average yield of 2l9 pounds cotton per acre. This figure I was considerably larger than the greater l. part of the trade had anticipated and led l momentary furry of liquidation and bear ] hammerng. Under this pressure prices fur ! ther broke 5 to points and for the rest 1 of the day the market showed very little
 recuperative energy. The scalping con-
 tingent were in control of the pit during the 1 greater part of the afternoon, but were
 readily influenced by late news from the r cotton belt and operated very sparingly. | The close was barely steady at a net loss l of to points.
 1 Cotton dull and easy m ddling, 5-16; net | receipts, 1864; gross, 3,e91; stock, 75,432;
 ports to Great Britain, 6,706; continent. $50.
 Total today: Net receipts. 6S, ,160; exports l to Great Britain, 2i,05S; to the continent, i 15.353; stock, 1,129,27S
 l
 ports to Great Britain, 16S,01; to France, 1 34 4,691; to the continent. S5, 346 | Total since September 1: Net receipts, l 3075.255; exports to Great Britain. 1,074660; 1 to France, 176,499; to the continent 69265S. New Orleans Cotton MarlSe. 1 New Orleans. November 10.-Cotton op
 ened firm, closed quiet; sales, 6,550; ordn- | ary, 3ss; good ordinary, 15-16; low mid |. ding, 4 5-16; middling. AZ; good middling. l 3-16; middling fair, 55s; receipts, 13357;
 stock 2S. SSS.
 Consolidated statement Receipts, net, 1 SS7 14S; exports to Great rtain. 1SS,014; to | France, 34,69O; continent, S5,436; stock, l. | 1292 PTS.
 Daily Statement New Orleans, November 10.-Cotton fu- | lures steady; November. 467 bid; December, | 4.72mE73: January 4.77d4.7S; February, 482
 614.S3; March, 4S7@4.SS; April, 492@493; May, l 4,9sG4.99; June 5.03d5.04; July 5.07@5.09. l Galveston-Cotton, steady; middling,
 47s; sales, 1,94S; receipts, 22,5SS; stock, 367,- | 503. f s
 Mobile-Quiet; middlings 11-16; sales, 300
 bales; receipts, 3,160 stock, 31,9S7.
 Savannah-Quiet and steady; middling,
 9-16; sales, 3O3 bales; receipts, 7,376; stock, 63231.
 1 Charleston-Ste middling, 45s re-
 ceipts. 5.S72; stock, 51,904
 | Wilmington-Firm; middlng, A; re- | ceipts 3,5OO bales; stock 44,637
 Norfolk-Firm; mddling, 4 15-16; sales, 610
 bales; receipts, 5,222; stock, 66221.
 Baltimore-Nomnal; middling, 51s; re-
 ceipts, 3,1S1 bales; stock, 7,6S6.
 | Boston-Steady; middling, 5-16; re- 1 ceipts, 1,021 bales.
 Philadelphia--Quiet; middling, 9-16; re- | ceipts, IS bales; stock, 5,S25.
 | Memphs-Steady; middl ng 15-16 sales | 4, 100 bales; receipts, 5,S72; stock, 109,256. l Augusta-Verv firm: middling, B. sales, l. l 014 bales; receipts, 2,37S; stock ,799. | N'nicaro 'Change
 Chicago, November 10.-Wheat today
 closed at decline of 1@1bc. The more | peaceful tone of European political ad-
 vices and a poor cash demand made a l weak market all day. Corn closed A@3sc 1 lower Oats closed a shade lower. Pro-
 ,-isions are practically unchanged. l Articles Opening Highest Lowest Closing
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