Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-27

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Lake ShOre....., 95ls Nj. Central 49,. 500
L'vle Il Nash 57LA Missouri Pacific ll44
memphis Char 40 Western Union. IA
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Oct %, noon.-Cotton dull,
with prices generally in buyers favor: mid
ding up,ands 5!4d; mlddling Orleans 5}sd:
sales 1000 bales. for speculation and export
800 bales: receipts 900 bales-American $500.
Futures: Uplands. low miGdIng clause.
October delivery, S-64d; October and No
vember, 46l-64d; November and December,
0S-b4d; December ana January, 81 -64Qp
$3.50: January and February, 5S-64d;
February ana March, 59-64d; March and
April, o.-64d; April and May. sd; May and
| June, 2-64d. Market quiet al the decline.
1900 p. m.-The sales to-day included 5,400
bales of American.
Futures: Uplands. low middling clanse.
| October delivery. 5 Sad. buyers; October
and November, 1 81 64d, sellers: November
and December. 5S- Cad, buyers; December
! and January, 5S-64d. value; January and
February, So G4d. BUYERS: February and
March. $3.50, buyers; March and April.
| 46l-64d, buyers; April ana May. I'd. value;
! MAY and June. Slid. sellers. Market dull.
! 500 D. NJ Futures: UDlaDds. low mid
ding clause. October delivery. Sad. buyers !;
October and November. G2-64d. sellers; No
! yember and December. 5964d. sellers; De
! cember and January, 5S64d, buyers; Janu-
! airy and February, 4 59-64d, buyers: Feb
ruary and March. 59-54d, buyers; March
and Apll, 6l-64d buyers: pril and May, sd,
! sellers; MAY and June, 2-64d, buyers. Fu-
! lures closed steady.
! NEW YORK, Oct. 26. no0n.-Cott0n opened
! dull; middling uplands 9Hc; middling Or
! leans 7-l6c; sales 304 bales.
| Futures: Market oDened firm, with sales
| as follows: OctOberdelivery. Gle: Novem Der.
| Gle; December. s SIC; January. 0jc; Feb
| ruary. 9 lac; March. 9 22e.
500 D. m.-Market closed dull and easier:
mddlIng uplapds, 01zc; mlddling Orleans,
| 8 7-l6c; sales to-day 20S bales; net receipts
| 437 bales, gross 6.99l-
Futures: Market closed dull and easy. with
sales of Sl,SO0 bales, as follows: October de-
| livery, S964s soc; November, : S9GS soc: De
cember, Soc; January.9 04G9 Csc; February,
| 8 1908 lSc; March. 29(90 24c; April. BOO
! 9 Bic: May, 1899 40C; June, 8 l9c; July, 8 Sc
| o. SIC; August, Q 6i(G9 65c.
! Green d Co.'S cotton future report saws
! "Under the free offerings of yesterday the
market was somewhat over sold. and cover
| ing of nervous shorts this morning led to an
! upward turn of some 4G5 points. AS soon as
| That demand was exhausted, however, the
| position lost strength. finally closing tamely
aCasmall fraction above last evening. There
! was no particularly stimuli ating feature either
! at home or abroad, and the South continues
to oier cotton to the continent freely at
/ gradually receding rates without bringing
out orders "
GALVESTON. Oct. 26.-Cotton dull; Md
| ding SIC; net receipts 5,0g5 bales, gross
| 5,Q95; sales 447 bales; stock 81, 543 bales ex-
| ports. to Great Britain 4. lis.
not fAff afn uHvr w.atA
! ding L. i6c: net receipts 4,37l bales. gross
! 431l; stock 84,97 bales: sales 2,346 bales; eX-
| ports coastwise 1895 bales.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 26.-COtton dull; midding
| 5-l6c; net receipts none. gross S04 bales
| sales ls2 bales; stock 1852 bales; sales to
| spinners ID bales; exports cOastwlse 234 bales.
! BOSTON, Oct. 26.-Cotton steady; midding
| 93sc: net receipts 1873 bales, gross 3,l63 bales
! sales none; stock none.
WILMINGTON, Oct. 26.-Cotton DULL: mid
ding SIC; net receipts 1928 bales gross 1923;
sales none: stock 1880 bales; exports to
| Great Britain III bales.
| HGLADELPHIA, Oct. 26.-Cotton dun; mid
| ding 91ac; net receipts bales, gross lo2 I;
| stock 3. $50 bales
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 26.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding sskc; net receipts 1901 bales, gross
10 1913: sules 100 bales; stock 1860 bales !:
exports, to Great Britain S, l54 bales, to France
| 6.375, coastwise 3,976.
MOBILE, Oct. 26,-Cotton quiet; middling
| SIC; net receipts $40 bales; gross l2i4 I;
sales 100; stock Il, 40 bales; exports, coast
wise 1915 bales.
MEMPHIs, oct. 26.-Cotton easy; middling
SOC; receipts 1909 bales; shipments 1907
| bales: sales $500 bales; stock e9,452 bales.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 16.-CottOn quiet; middling
| $50; receipts 1929 bales; sales 1859 bales.
| CHARLESTON. Oct. 23.-COtton steady and
| in fair demand; mIddllng SIC; net receipts
40G5 bales gross 1865; sales 1900: stock 7l,472
| bales.
receipts l,677 bales.
n.F oil nd fad nat
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day, 1920 bales
| EXPORTS, to Great Britain 1856 bales; to
| France 6.375. to the continent AIS; stock at
| all American ports 5SS;9U0.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. Is, noon.-wbest quiet but
steady, with fair demand; supply good. Corn
| firm, with fair demand.
| and unchanged Wheat lower. Corn lower.
! Pork firm; mess 81 1000 90. Lard steady at
! Sc csc. Freights steany.
800 n. m.-Flour. Southern quiet and I'M
| changed Wheat 1z(g13c lower; No. red,
| S4s. G1s5c. October delivery 41sc, November
| SIZd.s5Isc. Corn, spot 80 SC lOwer. No. 2,
! October deliv cry 4514c. November 451s(d45szc.
! Oats L4CG14c lower; No. 2, October delivery
/ mammal III 32ssc, November 32150DB2$s. Hops
0uiet and unchanged. Coffee. fair Rio firm
AZ l2J%c. Molasses dull. Cotton seed oil
unchanged; 22G25c for crude, 3S@59c for re-
/ fined, Hides quiet and firmly held. Wool
! ouIet and very steady. Pork quiet and un =
/ ccba"ged. Middles dull. Lard opened 2,d3
| noinf. higher: Western steam, on spot So 05.
| November delivery So OOGB Oj. Erelghts
| steady: cotton ll-oid; wheat, aga.
/ CUICAGO Oct. 2j.-The wheat market ruled
| weak and lower to-day. There was good
| trading carly in the session, offerings being
| liberal and there was also good demand. buy
| ing however, being chiefly 10 cover snort
, sales made at higher prices. The offerings
| exceeded the demand and the opening was
about &c lower than the closing figures yea
! terday and further declined nc. Then fol-
! lowed a very dull market, with slight rallies,
/ but the latest trading IN the afternoon was at
| nearly inside prices. The weakness WAS par
| tally owing to the less favorable tenor of
| foreion advices and a more free movement of
wheat In the Northwest. The shipping de-
| mand for corn was good, but the market ruled
! quiet in a speculative way. Prices remained
! moderately steady and closed only a shade
| easier, Oats ruled very slow, and closed
! ahout lLc lower. Provisions were lightly
/ traded in but prices were steadier and closed
/ shade higher. Flour unchanged
! The following shows the current prices for
| cash properties on the regular board: Wheat,
! No 4 red 72I5e. Corn. A3c. Oats, 26l<c.
| Mess pO:k IS S7%, Lard ~ 1905 70. Short
! RIB sides, loose, 8 s5c, dry salted shoulders,
/ boxed. 9 l50t5 SOC. short clear sides, boxed.
/ 1906 soc. Whisky 81 Is. sugar-Standard
/ A SIC.
| Wheat. october delivery lShG.3tsc, closed at
| Tz5Sc: November 7SI6tg7Sssc, closed NJ 1910;
Deeefnler75g SGt75i &c, closed AZ 1910; January
| T8E178c, closed at 49,: May szlfGs2c,
| closed al SIC. Corn. october delivery IS
/ 6qyisfc, closed ~ 3fzc; November gbhg
49, ciosed Al g65[c. Uecem Der 49, sfD3B &C.