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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-20
GRAIN. PRovIsIoNs. ETc.

New York. Nov. i9-Fiour. quiet and
barely steady closing weak and lower 10
sell IN sympathy with wheat
Rye flour. dull
Corn meal, quiet.
Rye. STEADY.
Barley. steady.
Barley malt. dun
wheat-spoi. weak: No ? red. TIC;
options opened firm ana were strong all
morning on a demand from shorts. based
on higher cables. Unexpectedly -oail
worlds shipments and predictions that the
visible might decrease. The fact that the
latter actually showed large increase.
therefore. naturally started heavy selling
IN the afternoon which broke the market
severely. Closed weak az %aisc net de-
cline March. M, .sMay, 1850; November
7esc. December. 1870.
Corn--Spot easy; No :. SAC: options
were ~ first stronger on unfavorable
weather news. the rise in wheat and a
further squeeze Of November shorts at
Chicago Following the late wheat break
however. the market reacted and closed
weak az unchanged prices. May fiae;
December. 42&c.
oats-spot. dull: Nc ?. pc: options. dull
and unsettled. closing easy.
Beef. steady
Cut meats, easy. picked shoulders, &c (.
picked hams sa4G9Ac
Lard. steady. Western steamed 81 s2ia
November closed. 800. nominal. refined
steady. continent N70.
Pork. steady.
Potatoes. quiet. Jerseys. tio0giso 81. New
York. Si.2Jdi75. Long Island. Si5)qi.75.
Jersey sweets. fi.5Q2S.
Tallow. Arm.
Petroleum. dull
Resin. steady.
surpentine easy; HaHisc.
Rice. steady.
coffee. spot Rio steady. No ?. invoice.
T7sc mild quiet: COrdova. siidi3Ac.
Business on the Coffee Exchange was
decidedly more active to-day. The mar
ket opened steady az unchanged prices.
ana ruled i0di5 points higher on cover
ing following late protracted and large
decline. The advance was checked IN a
way BY lower European and Braziiian ca
blcs. Shorts were The leading buyers At
the close the market was Arm al a net
gain for the day Of sails points Total
sales we're G $50 bags Including NoYem-
Der. 6e0c December 6ioQS zoe. January.
6b5o. March, G.GMG70c.
Sugar. raw. arm; fair refining. s7kc; ZEN
trifuFsi. s5.test. &c; molasses sugar. sac.
refined STEADY.
Butter. steady; creamery. isaZ7c; state
dairy, l6a25c.
Cheese. quiet. large. September. fancy,
i0l.c: small DO do. lie
Peanuts. steady fancy hand-pieked. ~
d5c. other domestic. &C.
Freights TO Liverpool. steady: cotton BY
steam. &c.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-20
THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 90 1900

20 account for she downward course OF
prices and u was largely due 60 technical
causes The iubred custom Of profess lon
al operators 10 take the bear aie 81 the
market against a public bun position as
serted itself. and there was much solid
op e. ION 60 be heard that the rise Ia prices
had ovcrrun Itself and that reaction
was overdue.
The money market Was closely scanned
FOR signs OF diminishing resources. Call
money hardened slightly but eased on
again In the late dealings. New York
exchange az Chicago also fell from
small premium to a small discount The
sterling exchange rate held steady. In
spite OF the slightly firmer money rate
here and an easier rate So London. The
supply OF grain and cotton bills has been
much diminished and exchange experts
surmlsc that the firmneas OF exchange
indicates an accumulation going on fer
some purpose. probably subscriptions 20
foreign loans.
The volume Of business in bonds ~ we'll
as In stocks was considerably dImm a.
bur prices OF bonds held firmer than these
OF stocks. Total sales par value. S3S6.-
Ooo
United States refindng rs AMI the
coupon SIS advanced 7. and new as &c on
che last call
The total sales OF stocks to-day were
ass 800 shares. including Atchlson a.. iG0
do preferred. 2.7l3: Baltimore & Ohio s.
aoo: Chesapeake & Ohio i50o0. Chicago
Burlington & Quincy i500. Rock Island
1850; Enc FIRST preferred ZOO. Louisville
and Nashville $500. Manhattan 1880.
Metropolitan Street Railway $500: Mis-
souri, Pacific 1880. NJ ssouri Kansas and
Texas preferred $40; New York Central
. 100. Norfolk & Western i6lm. Northern
Pacific if3 30. do preferred " 100, Ontario
and Western 1880: Pennsylvania 63.3oo
Reading 3 900. do first preferred 2. 900. 81.
Paul i5en. Southern Pacific S.
%. Southern Railway 1880: do pre-
ferred 1850: Union Pacific "a
800: do preferred 1900. Western s Lake
Erie 500. American Smelling 5000.
American Steel and Wire as 400 do pre-
fcrred i27o0: American Tin Plate 1870.
American Tobacco o. 90; Anaconda r.
go. Brooklyn Transit $500: Colorado Fuel
and Iron 5000. Continental Tobacco IL
ioo: Federal Steel $500. General Electric
9a0 National steel 600, Peoples Gas
1880; Sugar 8.7g: United States Leather
100
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Cotton tagging and Ties.


BAGGING-Markct firm: jusc. %
pound, SIC; large lots, si1c: small lots.
2-pound, sAG9i ia-pound. shuShc, sea
island hagging. i2ac.
TiES-Standard i5-pound. arrow. large
lots. $40. small Lss. $50
bacon, Hams and Lard.
BACON-Market firm. u. 8 g n. sides.
T4c. y. s bellies. Size EASTERN. &c
cording to average size: T. 8. Bellies. sac
WESTERN; smoked c. r. sides SAC.
HAMS usur cured. iiia@i2Ac
LARD-Pure. IN ticrces. sac. in ~
pound tins and O-pound tubs. SMc
compound, in tiorccs &c: 0-pound tins,
aud s0-pound cubs. SIC
MISCELLANEOUS.
FIsH-Maokcrel. half-barrels No !.
500. No 2 200; No. 3. 1915. kits. No.
J. $50. No g silO; No. 3. Sc. Coinsh.
i-pound bricks. 6ihc. 2-pound bricks. SC.
Smoked herring. per box. i7aiec. Dutch
herring. In kegs. sii0. new mullcis. half
barrels. $50
SYRuP-Market quiet: Georgia and
Florida syrup buying at 2sU20c. selling
at 32u35c. sugar house az i0fii5c.
HONEY-Fair demand. strained, In bar
rels. 5000 gallon
HiEh wines basis 8iT.
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COTTON FUTURES.
The Market Closes Firm az nm Adj
vance of ITR25 Points.

ihe Market Closes Firm at nm Adj
vance of iTa25 Points.
New York. Nov. l9-The cotton market
opened steady at an advance Of to
points on stronger cables than expected
There was a further advance OF Is 10 20
points following very strong accounts
from Southern spot markets hrmer reports
from cotton goods centcrs. Indications Of
better demand from spinners and export
ers, lighter receipts and decreased crop
estimates. az estimate OF 40 members OF
The Memphis Cotton Exchange pointing to
"a yield OF 9705000 bales being "a factor.
Later claims that American spinners as
wei a. exporters could not AFFORD to pay
the advance demanded FOR spot cotton
gave the market a more speculative ap-
pearance and there was considerable SELL
ing 70 secure prohts which caused a par
ual reaction. But everything offered was
promptly absorbed tho South being a
heavy buyer and buying by Liverpool arbi-
TRACE brokers also being Il feature Wall
street parties were not conspi-aous. but
they gave the market some support The
expectation Of higher Liverpool cables to-
morrow gave the local market a firm clos
ing at about the best prices OF the ses-
sion, the net rise being Il 10 p points.
The spot cotton advance here was sc.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-20
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Market Yields to Heavy Pressure of
ReaIigiBE.


New York. Nov. i9.-The selling pres
sure to-day again proved more than the
market could absorb. and prices are very
generally lower as result. There are
a few exceptions both In the railroad and
Industrial departments. but the strength
In these few stocks was not free from
an appearance OF manipulation by the
bulls for the purpose Of sustaining the
market and encouraging buying for the
advance
The downward course OF prices prompt
Is set in after the market had opened
generally h CHER. Easier money In Lon
don and the extent OF the advance for
Americans prompted some speculative
ventures Ia that market. and there were
stories cahled from abroad OF great trunk
line consolidate ns showing that the ru-
NOR mongcr had been RECALLING the Brit
lsh public with much the same kind Of
fare as that which had been offered IN
Wall street for some time past. The lower
prices here IN New York attracted buy
ing hy the arhitmge brokers, which scrv-
"a ns q sustaining influence but the con-
Unused evidence Of depression caused Lon
don 80 turn seller and lquidate very
heavily. The sales on balance being es-
t.mated az upwards OF 1000 shares.
very large.
The railroads. as q rule. were most ar
iectcd and many standard stocks were
forced a point or over below Saturday
level In the late dealings a strong de-
maud developed for Northern Pacific
which carried that stock up "a 10 63k.
Great Northern preferred rose easily. an
extreme points. but this rally. while Il
affected the market generally and drove
the bears 20 cover. did not hold. long
stock coming out on the advance. When
The bears perceived this they made a
fresh attack and drove prices down
train. ard while the level OF the market
dd not fail generally 20 the early low
point. the closing was active and easy.
Among the points OF special strength
should b mentioned General Electric
Metropolitan. American lee Steel and
Wire. Colorado Fuel end American
Smelling. and. for time. Sugar and
Brooklyn Transit. The announcement Of
a failure Of a board member had some
slight influence on the sentiment until Il
was learned TO be OF no importance.
Thero was no actual news development
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-20
OCEAN FREIGmTs.

COTTON-Savannah 10 Boston. per
cwt 25c. 10 New York, per cwt.. nc; 80
Philadelphia. per bale. 81 Baltimore 81.
FOREIGN DTRECT-Brcmen. Sc. IAv-
erpoo t0c. Hamburg fsc. Genoa. fsc.
Barcelona. 5sc; Manchester. Ec: Havro,
i0c. Antwerp 45c.
LUMBER-By Eail-FrelRhtg steady; 10
baltimore and eastward $40 10 $5.75 per
NJ including Portland.
LUMBER-By Steam - Savannah 20
Baltimore. 500: 20 j. ". r.. or r. ana o.
docks $50. TO Philadelphia. 1850 per
cwt a pounds 10 fo0e 20 New York.
$3.50 per NJ. . to dock. lightered 10
Boston. $50
NAVAL STORES-The market Is nrm:
medium size vessels. Hosin-Cork. Tor
orders. 81 90 per barrel OF $40 pounds, and
per cent. primaEe. Spirits q - per
40 gallons gross, ana 8 per cent primage.
Large vessels. rosin, -. spirits. q ID.
steam. lie per 100 pounds on rosin. 3iika
on spirits. Savannah 20 Boston. and ~,
on rosin and i9c on spirits 10 New York.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-20

MONEY-The demand keeps fairly up
with the supply
FOREIGN EXCHANGE Market
steady. Commercial demand. 81 s3N. sixty
days. 81 1ssi ninety days. A.7S; francs.
Paris and Havre sixty days. o. 27s; Swiss.
sixty days, SIS. Belgian. 5.2iN. marks,
sixty days, 80 9-l6: ninety days. 90 5-l6
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Steady:
banks are buying at lilo discount and
selling as follows. s. and under. l0c pre-
MUM. S5 20 $50 i5c premium. $50 20 500
?0c premium. Sleo 10 500 sc premium;
sou TO Sl,o0o. * Premium 81 900 and over.
15c per NJ premium
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS working a lit
tle close. thus causing investors 10 hold
on
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
..-roN FUTURES TAKE 4 LEAP Up
WARD or I7G25 POINTS.

,. Mise Due 90 BulIish News and
primer Tone OF the spot Markets.
,,r,i spots Up a Cent. with the
rone steady and Demand Light.
r.rpentine Firm at 40 Cents-fos-
a.. Firm and UnchRnEed-LocRi
aud TrIegraPhic Markets.
The Morning News once
Monday, Nov. 10.
pu.h news was pretty freely cirou-
t..s.. today. and its effect IN conjunc-
~. gt,h reports indicating frmer spot
.....a.s was TO start futures upward.
rs..e were indications Of better de-
...rs fr3m splnners and exporters. light
s-spts ana decreased crop estimates,
III s., which contributed 20 the rise. The
~ was nrm. at tho best prices %
~ lon. the net rise being II TO .
points
The savannah spot market moved up a
.-.e- Of a cent above Saturdays clos
81 price Al the advance only a modor-
40 lss ness was doing. there being APP
..-.r..r a disposition on the part OF buy
-. DO hold on on the other hand. hold
-. .o,k new courage from the jump In
....r.s and we're asking materially hign-
- p-i-ss for their cotton. Whether they
Mil g., tho asked price remains 10 be-
..ar but as previously stated in tho
,tar-tre News. il seems that much OF the
urssll cotton is in strong hands, ana will
rat brought forward by any scare.
rh.se holders have gone through during
Is. u.-t two months what would seem
10 s. a thorough test OF their determira-
dion 10 hold out. and now thai both the
er5. 4na speculative markets are look
M e9. the chances are that the prices
asked viii be paid
rra farpeutlue market remained hfm az
4as all day. At one time there was an et-
fs-I d. aid the price down TO Sc. but,
Ir rs language OF the street, factors
.soH.s mot stand for this The fact
thai come would not even take bids on
ii .oeer basis indicates that they VII
mss. "a strong fight to prevent any fur
fher recession Of the price. Resins re.
rs.n.d nrm and unchanged. with good
demand prevailing. The stock market
closed active and easy. with heavy real-
lzlE. especially On the railroad issues,
bst with comparatively small losses. The
following resume Of the different markets
viii show the tone and quotations at
THE closing to-day:
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-20
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKrT.

Liverpool. Nov. u. q. m.-spot. fair
demand. prices steady: American mid
ding fair. sl-3ed. good middling. 2i-22d:
middling. 9-i6d. low middling. Esd: good
ordinary. SID; ordinary i7sd The sales
Of the day were 1000 bales OF which 800
we're for speculation and export and in
cluded 500 american. Receipts 1900
bales, including 400 American.
Futures opened quiet but steady. and
closed steady. November, 3 .2sd5 .30d buy
ers. November December. s. g505. Sod. buy
ers; November December. 8. 25H5. 26d. sell
ers: December-January. o. 2a5 I'D. sellers
January February, s 20a5 gid. buyers:
February March. 5.iSn5 i9d. buyers
March-Aprl. Did. buyers: April-May.
s. 1Sa5. l6d, buyers; May-June. 5.lid buy
ers. June-July. SPA. buyers: July-August.
led. buyers. Angus september. 5.03d.
buyers
New Orleans. Nov. la-Cotton futures
a
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NAVAL STORES.

Monday. Nov. 10.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-The ,urpcn-
tine markc, opened firm attfo cents. with
sales Of Gs3 casks reported. and closed
arm and unchanged. with further sales
81 .93 The demand was good al day az
the quotation. Buyers tested the
strength Of the market early IN the dAy
by bidding a9iA cents 20 some factors. put
IL was not uuderstood that these bids we're
even taken. The solid opinion seemed 90
indicate that the market Is low enough.
ana IL not apt 20 recede further unless
something unforeseen turns up The
DAYS receipts were i.o29 and the exports
q.7sG
ROsfNs-The rosin market again o.osed
arm and unchanged. with a good demand
Tor supplies al quotations There Us noth-
ing TO Indicate that the prices OF resins
Nill not be fully maintained. and With this
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-20

The sharp advance in the cotton futures
market was felt IN spots to-day, by a
general response. The Savannah market
closed steady at a gain % y cent above
last Saturdays pr.ces. Sales on tho SPOT
were IA bales. The receipts were 4,Wl.
against $3.50 last year. and 5.eo5 year be
fore last Tho jump IN futures seemed
10 give a decidod impetus To spots. though
she effect OF the higher prices did not
produce any great amount OF trading.
The prevailing prices for good middhng
e o. b. were around 10 lilo cents. Many
holders were asking l0is cents. The de-
mard was light throughout the day. with
business az the closing on a small scale.
There IS a strong disposition TO hold I'M
less the asked price ls paid.
The following were the official spot quo
tatioas a. the close OF the market az tho
Cotton Exchange to-day.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-20

New York. Nov la-The trading was
IN large volume upon the opening OF busi-
ness on the stock Exchange this morn
ing and the dealings resulted IN rather
Irregular changes. Proht-tsking sales were
IN enormous volume particularly Ia the
railway list and. 10 consequence. recess
sions were fairly common IN thai quar-
ter OF the market Among the sp1ciHi-
ties and induatrials a number Of exceed
inely sharp advances were scored Ia
biz in Colorado Fuel AMI Iron. American
steel and Wire Consolidated Ga. Amer
lean Smelling and A. " G. The local
traction stocks were comparatively e
lected and showed only limited changes
in prices. The London market for Amer
lean stocks showed advances ranging
from a 10 over ! per Dent. and al ne
opening OF business here foreign hoises
dealt heavily IN this market ans on both
sides Of the account. There was a 1ir-
tual absence q anyFhi new over Slnfay
baerinR upon the financial situation The
close was strong Investment demaf q
commission houses for high-grade stocks
Offset heavy liquidation. Buying IN lower
priced issues. Chesapeake and ohio and
ontario and Western. indicating public
demand sufficient 20 absorb London hold
ing. Wire eased on on report that ex-
mort trade showing very small piofts.
sugar was well bought Traders cover
ing shorts. Locals sales. i.z7fe53 shar q.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-20

New York. Nov ia general harden
ing tendency has been the rule through
out the market with evidences OF in
creased activity along certain lines. The
announcement Of new prices on two lines
OF sprine prints Is expected 20 D. follow
Cd by others ia the near future. The
advance IN the raw material has been
the feature Of the day. which has been
accentuated by slightly higher qlotau NJ
for print cloths In wide odds.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-20
Al trains arrive and depart from thePant System station

All
oud limited trains with Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping between avan-
IS 30 UNITED
and
o &c. 10
CANNON v. =. Al j. CuLP NJ, W. A G. a,
H. Gen1P Agent Atlan,a ca
GROWER Plant system
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nrIeh nnh F.vnporated FruIta.

APPLEs-Evaporated 7aTiac; sun dried.
5izQec
s-Evaporated, ioc pound;
nectarincs. i0c.
RAISINS-L. l., t2lo. Imperial canineis'
A. Is. loose. h0-pound boxes. sac pound
PEACHES Evaporated. pealed. i5izc;
unpcaled. sa.4ac.
PEARS-Fvap orated. SIC.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-20

New York. Nov. i9-Cotton seed oil
was not quite 50 firm ana ruled dull
Prime crude barrels. ~, nominal: primo
summer yellow, DC: on summer yellow.
s2izc: prime winter yelltss. 3s0foc. prime
white. S7QSsc: prime meal. S-6l0d2s.51.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-20
lal stores Statement

NHIIIEsIVNt = % NOV W W VUIFIIN
Arm az i0isc. Rosin Arm. unchanged.
Wilmington. Nov. i9.-Turpentine moth
Ing doing. receipts 81 Resin steady. 81 80
ais. receipts g. Crude turpentine Arm,
tl.40Q go. receipts 81. Tar steady. Sl.55.
receipts Isl.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-20

that option caused an advance at one
time of 3Ac. The close was at ikc al
vance. Leading futures In wheat ana
corn. though opening firm. we're later af-
fecied by a big increase IN the visihs
supply and closed weak. December wheat
&c lower and December corn kc lower
December oats declined &c Provisions
were barely steady and closed unchanged
10 2iac higher.
The leading futures ranged a. follows:
Opening Highest Lowest. Closing.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-20

LIME CALCIUM. PLASTER AND
Cement-Alabarna and Georgia lime In
fair demand and sell al 80 cents a barrel
special calclned plaster. 800 per barre. :
hair. aa5c. RoEedale cement, si-1al.-9'
carload lots. special. Portland cement re-
tail. 81 s: carload lots. S3o9a220.
LUMBER r. o. b. VESSELS sAVAN-
NAH-Niinimusn. yard sizes. no0an.0;
car snis. Si2 SoQi3O0; dihicuit sizes. Nf.oo
qflsO0: ship stock. $i6.0gdikoo, sawn ties,
s 00ns 10. hewn ties. S545Sc.
OfI1-Market steady. and fair Gig
nal. asH50c: West Virginia black. sal2c;
lard. Sc. neatsfoot gpa70c. machinery. 10
q 25c. unseed oil. raw. 7s'4c. boiled, Sac;
kerosene. prime white, i2c, water white,
i3c: Pratfs astral, ilc: deodorized stove
gasoline. drums. ne: empty oil barrels.
delivered Sc
sHor-Drop. $50: b. b and large N.75;
chilled. SITS.
IRON-Marke, very steady: Swede, SAC.
NAII.S-Cut SEQ base. wire. s. = base.
BARBED wIRE-t3.s0 per 100 pounds.
GUN POwDER-Per key, Austin crack
shot. 500: half kegs. t225. quarter kegs.
81 g. champion ducking, quarter Kegs.
8 -. Dupont and Hazard srnokeless, half
kege. 81 %. quarter kegs $50. i-pound
canisters. 500: less % per cent. Trois-
dorf smokeless powder. i-pound cans, 81;
i0-pound cans SOC pound.
salt, Hides and Wool.
sALT-Demand Is fair and the market
steady; -mrload lots. i0o-pound burlap
eaoha. &c; i00-pound cotton sacka. Soc.
no. pound burlap sacks, fsi4c; no-pound
cotton sacks. i9iAc. Zs-pound huriap
sacks. &c. i25-pound cotton sacks. &C:
compound hurlap sacks. Sc.
HIDEs-M Market nrm. dry flint. i3lzc
dry salt INC. green salted, &C.
WOOLs-Nominal prime Georgia, free
OF sand burs and black wool, i9c; black.
i6c: bury l0c. Wax. Csc; tallow, SIC.
Deer skins. 2oc.
Fruits and Nuts.
APPLEs-Northern variety. t250a3.2j.
ORANGES-(FlaD s. 50a300 per box
PRUNES-g0s % 90. i0c. 5es 70 sos. SIC.
COS 20 TOs &c: 70s 10 s0s, siscs SIS to ss, &C .
90 to zoos. 54c.
BANANAS-Si. 8G2 % bunch.
ONS-Market steady at RIO
eCOcOANUTS-sl25
pEANCTS-Ample stock. fair demand
market Arm: fancy hand-picked, Virginia.
per pound &c: hand-picked Virginia. ex-
tras sc; ~ G. sred peanuts, &C.
NUTS-Almouds, Tarfagona. iec, Ivleaa
isc. wninuts French. i2c Naples. l2c;
necans. i2ci Brazils lac; niberts. isci as
sorted nuts, 60-pound and 2s-pound ooxes,
i2e-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-20

belief prevailing buyers are now making
great efforts 10 get IA on a lower basis
than the market prices. The days re-
celpts were $500, aud the exports l6,o3i
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FLUCTUATIONS N rrTUREs.

New York Nov. la-Cotton futures
opened steady az the advance and closed
firm. Prices as follows:
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-20

Chicago. Nov. la.--A feature o. tc-days
Board OF Trade session was the furry
In November corn. Fears OK q corner Ia
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-20

g4lvesfor-F Firm: mlddling. sI. net re-
pts. 1878. gross. 2Ss2s; stock. 2i050l
view OrIeans-strong; mlddliug. ss.; not
receipts - SO; gross, 9,A2, salcs. 1885,
uock 2d,io.
Moblle-Firm. mlddling 9A: net receipts
i- gross. 5i7: sales. 800; stock. 23S6.
rharleston-Firm; middling. 9k; net re-
arts. .6a3: gross. 693. stock. l7.7o3.
llmlngton-Firm; middling. 81; net re-
se.pts. SIS. gross. bfs. stock. TT2i
Norfolk-Firm: middling, 90. net re-
'fpfs. i7N gross. l.797. sales. 81: stock,
r157
Baltimore-Nominal: mddling. 81;
gross. ~: stock. s.i95.
New York-Steady: middiing. 10 i-i6. net
fre pts. Sl5; gross, 4.f79; sales. f55; stock.
R1t
Ho~ton-ouie,: middling, . 1915; net re-
ca.rrs So. gross. i.75S.
neutrality-suspicious.. middling. 10 5-i6;
tet receipts. IS; gross, %. stock. f.565
Daily Movements at Interior Towns
Aususta-Nery nrm middlng. 81; net
receipts LIS: gross. $50; sales 81; Stock
Nemphls-Flrm: middling 81: net re-
CENTS. 5055. gross, 9.Ts9. sales. 1900 stock.
1885,
s Louis-Firm; nnlddling. %; net re-
rfs 267s: gross Toss; saies 49, stock,
r.uelnnau-Quiet ana nominal: middlng.
uet receipts i6s; gross 49, stock.
f-e
hauston-steady. middling. Ok: net re-
cTs 22.2io. gross. 22.2io; sales, IA;
stock 92235
louisville-Firm; middnng. o..
Exports OF cotton this day
34Ttston-To Great Britain 2s.62S
raetHisc. 5.sl0
Nw Orleans-To Great Britain. 5000: 20
70 1ntlnent 3l2i.
.le-Coastwlse, 80.
pnah-To Great Britain. f.7d; TO
~ ointment. 5o2t: ccastwise, go.
r'fston-Coastwlsc. 2i9.
-lolk-Coastwise. 1s22
.'H iork-To Great Britain. 100, to
"'ntlnent. 2.i05
al foreign exports from oil ports this
I7 Great Britain. &.os2; 20 the conti-
REM I0al7
.'ai foreign exports from all ports thus
Hls week. To Great Britain. 6l.H2 70
st,5. 10 the continent. l2iN
z foreign exports since Sept !. 1900.
''At Britain. l.lC20Sl; 70 France. 49,
the continent. 725li9
tfleston, S. c.. Nov. i9-Cotton
''iay middl.n, slsc. sales none.