Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-05
ID the tollowing quotations:

| n. Carolina As. 99N NOrf Il W. pref 44&
so.Caro Brown Nor Pacific. 2SH
consols.... b.. .l09 pref. 6lss
| Tennessee settle- Pacific MALL. 51ss
y ment 81 :, ,..-. ~ Beading Re.SS ,io %s
| demonstrated. 81 Hichm'd u Dunv. l40
| Ch'peake &Onio 9l< Kiohm'd Il W.Pt.
! Chlc.& N'nthW'nll69s Terminal. ........ 2915
| -" preferred. .l4sz Rock fsland....- 1875
Della. Lack.& W 1877 St, Paul. .,.. 95
Erie Erie =, ......y.. 1928 preferred l205.3
East Tennessee Texas Pacific. l7A
new stock. - Union Pacific -. 6l1s
Lake Shore. 9i13 n. Central. 6lH
! LVlile y Nash. Elb4 Missouri Pacific ll94
! memphis n Char ~ Western Union. IN
COTTON.
| LIVERPOOL, Oct. 4, noon.-Cottou ste ady,
| WIN fair demand; middtng up ands 53s It;
| nlddling Orleans SID; sales 10000 bales, for
| speculation and export loo bales; receipts
| S,e bales-ali American.
| futures: UDlands. low middung clause,
| October delivery. H. iN5 l3-64d: October
ana November. 6-64M5 7-6ld; November
| ana December. ) 4.HId: December ana !anu-
| airy. D 4-8tG5 5-64d; JanuarC and February,
o.. 64t9o $50; February ana March, d SD;
| March aud April. 8 Sad; April and May.
! 1850; May and June, I2-H. Market
| steady at the decline.
200 p. m.--The sales to-day included $500
bales Of American.
Futures: q nlands. low middlipg clause.
October delivery. I3-64d, value; October
ana November. 5 7-64d, value: November
and December. i-0ld. value: December and
Januarv,5 5-s4d. sellers; January and Feb
ruaTy, 5-e&d sellers; FEBRUARY and March.
| 764d, sellers; March and April, 9-6id,
| sellers; April and MAY, 5Il-6ad. sellers; May
| and JuRe Bud, sellers. Market steady,
500 .. m Futures: Uplands. low mid
| ding clause, October delivery, l2-64d. sell
ers; October and November. 6-64d, sellers;
November and December, 4-G4d. value;
| December and January. 400, sellers; Jan
uary and February, 4-64d, sellers; Febru-
airy aud March. 5-64d, buy ers; March and
| T.kl hpvnr9s A x 1-fa
! buyers: Nav and June, l2-64d, sellers Flu
| lures closed fat.
NEW YORR, oct. 4. noon.-Cotton opened
! quiet; middhng uplands 916c; middling
Orleans 9 lille; sales 2 o bales.
Futures: Market opened steady. with sales
asioiloWs: October deiivery.9 l5c: Noyem-
| February, G9e; March, Q 49c.
| 800 p. m.-Market closed quiet; middllng
| upiHnds, 911c; middiing Orleans, 9 IL tic /;
sales o.daY 2i6 bales; net receipts 30 bales,
| gross u .046.
Futures: Market closed dull but steady.
with sales of 81 800 bales. as follows: October
delivery, 1902 lie; November, 8 lSNl 9c:
| December, $500 24c; January. 1903 soc !;
February, 8 3Sig9 39c; March. o 46(o9 &c;
| April. 54GL9 55c NAV. 8 63QJ9 SAC; June, II
az 73c; July, 8 79Q9s SOC.
Green Y Co.'S cotton future report says:
| Weak Liverpool, full receipts and pretty
! free offerings from the South eGsed OF tire
| tone. and under considerable hammeriug The
market went OF points or November. The
!
some additional short interest became en-
| grated upon the market. Toward the close,
finding pressure lass apparent, there WAS
| some covering and slightly steadier feel
ing"
GALVESTON. Oct. 4.-Cotton weak Md
dliug 0 3 &c; net receipts s,O77 bales, gross
SOFT; sales Sal bales; stock 6l.399 bales; eX-
| ports coastwise 8,4B bales.
| NORFOLK, Oct. 4.-Cotton steady: mid
ding &c; net receipts 1910 bales, gross 2,770
stock l2b49 bales; sales 955 bales; exports,
COastwise 80 bales.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 4.-COttOn quiet; middling
9Skc; net receipts 339 gross 779 bales; saea =
bHles; stock 1.lzo bales; exports coastwise lS9
bales.
95sc; net receipts liz bales gross l.S5s; sales
none; stock none; exports to Ii Alifax 100 bales.
WILMINGTON, Oct. 4.-COttOn quiet; mid
ding 9l-l6c; net receipts 800 bales, gross
9 556; sales none: stock l6, 5g5 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4.-Cotton firm; mid
ding go; net receipts y bales, gross %;
stock 9,9J7 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 4.-Cotton easy; mid
ding 8c; net receipts 1898 bales, gross $, 7O5
sa or $50 bales; stock 1897 bales.
MOBILE, Oct. 4.-COtton quiet; middling
&c; net receipts 1874 bales, gross l,724; sales
200; stock b,44S bales; exports, coastwise $50
bales.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 4.-Cotton quiet; middling
916c; receipts 4,526 bales; shipments 72y
bales: sales l,15O bales; stock IL, s6l bales.
AUGUSTA. Oct. 4.-Cotton quiet but steady;
middling Ii-16c; receipts I,76l bales; sales
1915 bales.
CHARLESTON, Got 4.-Cotton steady; mid
ding S75c net receipts &, 6bj bales, gross 6656
sales 800 bales: stock 3S.3I0 bales; exports, to
Great Britain asa bales, to France 3,340, TO
| the continent 1,S00.
! ATLANTA, DC 4.-Cotton-middlIng s II -16c
| receipts 1859 bales.
NEW YoRK. Oct Accumulated net re =
cCipts for all cotton ports to-day. S7,672 bales
exports, to Great Britain 7,5a0 bales; 10 the
| continent 3, 2S4, to France ,920; stock at all
| American ports S67, 202 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES,, ETC.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 4, noon.-w heat dull, with
poor demand: holders offer freely. Corn dun,
with poor demand. Lard. prime Western 35s
Sd.
NEW YORK, Oct. a, noon.--Flour dull and
dull; mess $40 250l0 So Lard steady at Csc.
Freights steady.
bp m.-Flour, Southern closed dull and
weak. Wheat about &c lower, closing steady:
No. 2 red, s34z(Qs4c in elevator; October de-
livery S83z6os4c, November e51SC9S51bc. Corr
opened Nc lower closing with Il slight recOv-
cry; No. 2, 45s4GG46e in elevator; October de-
livery 45S4G146c, November 465494714c. Oats
/ 11td9zc lower; No. 2, October delivery 5000
| S03zc. Hops quiet but firm. Coffee. fair Rio
dull at lie. Sugar quiet ana unchanPed re-
| fined quiet. Moiasses dull. Cotton seed oil,
2l@26c for crude, 40a41c for refined. Hides
irm Wool quie.: domestic fleece S)9D35o,
Texas 9(e25c. Pork dull and lower: mess
$40 on for old, 81 o0@ll soc for new. Middle
lower, Western steam. on spot 25c, October
delivery 1906 lac. Freghts steady; cotton
9-640A5-32d: wheat I'D.
CHICAGO. Oct. An the speculative mar
kets ruled weak and lower on Change To-
day. There was only fair degree Of activity
IN wheat trading. Fine weather and higher
! cOnsols provoked free selling. The market
opened 3E011sc lower. fell back nc additional,
rallied 1Bd34c. but again weak ened and closed
| on the regular board nc lower than Saturday.
On the afternoon board there was a shade
| 6rmer feeling. The visible supply report
| show ed an increase of 100000 bushels, which
! was somewhat less than expected. There
| was weak opening in corn under heavy
| pressure 10 sell, and the decline brought out
| considerable "lOng" property, closing ut a
| decliue OF lc. A decrease Of 500, 900 bushels in
the Visible supply aided in steadyinR the m ar
ker and prices G osed at l O'Clock 3sc under
| saturday and recovered an additional Lac in
| the afternoon. Oats felt The influence OF
| other markets, eclnod No, rallied a nd closed
| about l,c under Saturday. Provisions ruled
ensv. Mess pork declined l2kGi5c. rallied
! 7bnl0c and closed steady. Lard Was
! auiet and steady. Flour quiet and I'M
changed. Following are the current prices
for cash properties: No. wheat AZ c72Lac:
| corn 35c: oais Mc; mess pork IS 70GS 75e:
lard $780, ehort rib sides, loose zoe: short
clear. boxed 7OGl97 Ice; whisky 81 IS; sugars
unchanged,
| The fOllOwIng shows the RANGE Of prices for
! options on tho regular hoard: Wheat. October
! delivery 7l3.972IIc, November ~ 5S0f74i9c,
| Dpcember 759zG176l1. Corn, October delivery
s43SC0O5c, November 86tG37c, December 365 40
| $50. Oats, October delivery 233ICn2Ic
| Nnvpmber 25LZG2Jt1c. DecPm Der 29l6c. Mesa