Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-28
COTTON.

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LIVERPOOL, Oct 81 noon.-Cotton steady,
with fair demand: middling uplands bHd;
mlddlng Orleans sgd: sales 10000 bales. for
speculation and export 1000 bales; receipts
lO0 bales-American H,100.
Futures: UDlands. low middling clause.
October delivery. 8 O. Cad: october and No
ve zen et 5a4 6s-6ld; January and February,
5s-b4d; February ana March, $50 SAD; March
and April, 6t-6id; May and June, 5S-64d.
Market bare V steady.
200 p. m.-The sales to- day included 9,lo0
bales of American.
Mlddling uplands g. led: midding Or
leans 53sd,
Futures: Unlands. low middlug clause.
October delivery. S-64d, buyers: October
and November, 1 62-64d, buyers: November
and December. 5-64d, sellers; December
and January, So 64d. BUYERS; January ami
February, IS CAD buvcrs: February and
March, 4 59-64d, buyers; March and April.
46l-64d, buyers; April ana May, Sd, sellers;
Nav and June. 2-6Id. buyers. Market dun.
500 %. m Futures: Uplands. low MID
cling clause. 0ctonerdfliverv. " 7-64d. sellers;
october and November. 4G2-6Ad, sellers: No
vember ana December. 5S-64d. sellers: De
cember ard January. 1S-64d, seller; Janu-
ary and February. 4 5s-Gld, sellers: Feb
ruary and March. 59-64d, buyers: March
and April 6i-64d sellers: April and May,
B5-6 old, buyers; May and June. 52-64d, sell
ers Futures closed quiet a q steady.
MANCHESTER, Oct. 21.-The Guardians
inactive. only q few sellers yesterday made
an average tuesdays sales, al though the gen
erSi tone was nrm. Producers hold firmly u
last weeks prices, and q few are asking
small advance. Buyers do not purchase
freely. The demand for lima and India is
small. There is n small steauy demand for
lesser foreign outlets and some for the home
department. Export yarns ere sluggish ana
orders for China and Japan few. Home con
sumers are unwilling b pay current rates tor
any considerable quantity. Cloth inactive:
Inn 40, l.,ff t,a 1T
India and China shirtngs steady, but demand
small; some inqurss at Fridays rates.
NEW YORK, Oct. 81. noon.-COtton opened
quiet; middlng uplands 9Ic; middling Or
leans 7-l6c: sales9 bales.
Futures: Market opened Quiet but frm,
with sale, az follows: Octoberdeive-y. Sac:
November. IS c: December. Csc: January.
906c; February. l3c; March, &c.
500 y. m.--Market closed quiet: middllng
uplands, 9Ac; mlddling Orleans, 7-lGc,
sales To day l35 bales: net receipts Idl bales
gross "A 1873
Futures: Market closed firm, with sales OF
1880 bales, as follows: October delivery
s92@S 93c; November, 92DS SIC: December,
9 0Jtc9 30: January. OF CO CSC; February,
8 1903 lSc; March. 26(U9 &c; April 35(D
9 SIC; NAV. 9 1909 45c; June, 9 54c: July, . 81
@9 csc; August. 6Stdg 6Ac.
Green y Co.'s cotton future report saws:
There has been pretty lul business. in
Guiding large liquidation Of November on the
first Issue of notices, the latter acting for 4
tlmc as depressing influence. On the whole,
however, The market absorbed the supply
very well and clio. ed lirm at about the highest
rates Of the day, shOwina 4G5 points advance.
Foreign advices did not AFFORD much encOur-
! agemcut.'
GALVESTON. Oct. 27.-Cotton easy: Md
! dllng &c; net receipts 4.4b4 bales, gross
4,464; sales 26l4 bales; stock IS, 1855 bales; eX-
| ports. to Great Britain 1879.
| NORFOLK, Oct. 27.-COtton steady: mid
dling Is tic; net receipts 1896 bales gross
4,6y6; stock S2,097 bales. sales $500 bales: ex-
! ports. t. Great Britain 6,27l bales; coastwise
/ l345 bales.
! BALTIMORE, Oct. 27.-Cotton dull: middling
| 5-l1c; net receipts 81 bales. gross 1908
| bales; sales - bales; stock 4, 800 bales; eX-
| ports COastwlse l55 bales.
| Boston, Oct. T.-COtton dull: middling
! 93sc: net receipts SSS bales. gross 5.l0j bales;
/ sales none; stock none.
| WILMINGTON, O:t. 27.-Cotton steady; mid
ding SIC; net receipts 1913 bales, gross 1918;
I sse= none: stock %. 400 bales.
! PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2I.-Cotton dull; mid
| ding glse; net receipts "a bales, gross 81;
/ stOcs IA bales
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 27.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding $40: net receipts I,l72 bales, gross
| 7,li2; sales $500 bales; stock l35,tS2 bales;
exports. cOastwlse S,6i5 bales.
MOBILE, Oct. 27-Cotton quiet: mldding
SIC; net receipts l,5tl bales; gross 1885:
Gales 200; stock 1882 bales; exports, coast
MExPHIs. Jet. 27.-Cotton easy: midding
sc; receipts 5.I46 bales, gross 6.2s6 bales:
shipments $50 bales; sales $500 bales; stock
72,55S bales.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 27.-Cotton quiet; middIing
S. receipts 2. OG9 bales; sales 1904 bales.
CHARLESTON. Oct. 21.-CottOn quiet and
steady; mIddlIng SIC; net receipts 3.Ssl
baler. gross 99l bales: sales 1000: stock -, iGS
b les; exports. to the continent 1900 bales.
ATLANTA, oct. H.-Cotton-middlmg SIC;
receipts 1872 bales.
NEW YORK. OcJ ACCOMMODATED net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day, "a, I6l bales;
exports, to Great Britain 1881 bales; TO
the continent 4.S46; stock at all American
ports 6Ss,4B2.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. ~. noon.-wneat steady,
with fair demand: supply good. Corn steady,
with fair demand. Beef, extra India mess
7Os. Pork. prime mess 69s. Bacon, short
NEW YoRK, Oct. q, noon.--FIour dun
ana easy. Wheat better. Corn stronger.
Pork duh; mess ~ 75Cgl0 co. Lard steady at
ST O5c. Freights steady.
SCOOP. m.-tlOur. southern steady. Wheat
firm; No. red, November delivery 81 3-l6@
s4sIc, December So I3-l6C0S6 lite. Corn,
quiet but steady; No. white, October deliv-
erv 4Gl<c. November 151%@i5Iac, December
45l5G45S4c. Oats Without decided change:
No. Z, November delivery 82lSCG823s. Hops
quiet and unchanged. Coffee, fair Rio firm
at l25zc. Sugar steady; refined quieg. Mo
iasses dull. Cotton seed oil unchanged; "
@26c for crude. 8Sa3ec for refined. Hides
steadv. Wool firm. Pork unchanged. I'D
dies dull. Lard without important change:
Western steam, on spot 81 07lz, November
delivery 50 02i6 05. Fre!ghts firm: cotton
Il-6id: wheat. d.
CHICAGO. oct. 27.-There was heavy open
ing in wheat to-day. prices breaking quite
sharply at the start. but railyiDg on more
favorable foreign advices. and closed for the
dAy at nearly outside prices ana NJ about the
same fgures az Yesterday. December started
at 741Sc and broke on 20 i43sc. when good
buving on outside account and local shorts
covering caused an advance TO 1910, which
was the highest figure Of the day and the
latest trading figure. Corn was slightly
stronge-, In sympathy with other markets,
NAV advancing from 405sc 10 age, and clos
ing nj nearly top figures. Oats were 6rmer,
advancing sc and closing nrmer at the best
prices Of the day. Provisions ruled dull but
steady.
The following shows the current prices for
ca n properties on the regular hoard: Wheat,
No 2red 1870. Corn. 341sld35lSc. Oats 25Iz
(d25Jhc. Mess DOCK s. 0Ogs s.. Lard s. is.
Shou RIB sides, loose. 9 soc, dry sailed shout
dsrs. boxed, 1905 soc. short clear sides boxed
q 1906 SOC. whisky 81 IS. Susar-standard
A bs<c. Flour unchanged.
Futures ranged aud closed as follows:
Wheat. October delivery I3hs(gIZl4c, closed &C
73c; November 1S2Ed1234c, clOsed At 781<c;
Decem Der 70 y G1751sc, closed AZ 7j19c: January
76I sa75Jsc. closed at 16Isc; May S2hQGSlB5c.
closed al s296c. Corn, October delivery 8476
rGyI5zc, closed at SAC; November 1870
85Isc. closed at 3j9sc: December 49, sC436i &C..
closed at bGizc: January S1G363sc. closed at
37c; May ~ -tLs0Jsc. closed at ne. Oats,
October delivery " B0D2JlAc, closed ~ 2Jtec;
November 81 "a 2514c, closed At 25tsc: Deccm-
her Z55s(G 25xc, closed at 2B3sc; May 305 "a
SOIsc, ciosed AZ S07sc. Mess pork. October de