The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-25

northwestern. -lllA preferred. liza I
preferred. 140 Texas Pacific. . 1875 |
Della. and Lacx.. 141ss Tenn. Coal & Iron. 50
Erie ........ % Union Pacific. 80. 661s |
East Tennessee. .. 10l4 N. j. Central. 1884
Lake Shore. 1051s Missouri Pacific e. 69A
L'ville & Nash. .. 6l14 Western Union. S43s
Memphis & Char. 62* Cotton Oil ceruh. 42x
Mobile & Ohio..., 10 Brunswick. 49,. q
*Asked.
LIvERpooL. Oct. "a. connection steady and
| IN fair demand; American middling SID; sales
1000 pa IS, for speculation and export 1,o0O
| bales; receipts II. 400 baleS-all American.
| IN ures-Anerlcau IN diing middnS
clause, October delivery 36-6405 37-646e5 1864
| o. 1854 as 40-64Q5 S9-64d; October and Novem-
| November and December delivery 29-64D
| 5 3l-64d; December and January delivery
296td; January and February delivery 1904
| O. SO64d; February and March delivery
2a-6405 So-64d; March and April delivery
| ) 3064(d5 32-64d; April and May delivery 1874
| a. S3-64d May and June delivery 3f640
S564d. Market opened weak, now improving.
| 300 p. m.-Sales OF the day included 1000
| bales of American.
American good middling sgd middling
5Ad, low middling 916d, good ordinary 5-16d,
,Futures-Amerlcan middling. low middling
clause, October delivery 40-64d, sellers; Octo-
oer and November 35-64d sellers; November
and December 3964d. buyers; December and
January 31-64d, buyers; January and
| February delivery s1-J4d, buyers; February
and March 32-6id, sellers; March and April
|
Si-e4d, sellers; May and June delivery S4-64d.
buyers. Market firm at the advance
400 p MIXTURES: American middliug, low
nddling clause, october d livery 4l-64d.
buyers; October and Move nber 35-64d, buyers;
| November and December 5 3364d, sellers;
December and January 52-64d buyers January
and February 32o4d, value; February and
March 33-64d, sellers; March and April 33-64d,
sellers; April and May 1864. buyers; May
and June 35-64d, sellers. Market closed quiet
at the advance.
l
middling uplands 1016c; mlddling orleans i0S4c;
sales to-day 166 bales.
Futures-The market opened steady, with
sales as follows: October delivery 10 SIC; No
vember delivery 90c; December delivery
8 &c; January delivery 0 Csc; February de-
livery 10 COO; March delivery 20 06c.
500 p. Motion closed quiet; middling
uplands 1910, middliug Orleans l0a4c; sales
to-day 295 bales.
Futures-Market closed steady. with sales of
400 bales, as follows: October delivery 10 SO
cember delivery 5000 0Oc. January delivery
Q 97GD9 Csc, February delivery 10 02110 Csc,
.arch delivery 10 09D10 1Oc, Alril delivery 10 6
@10 17c, MAY delivery 10 2s11o 23c- June de-
livery 10 26110 29c, July delivery 10 34D10 SIC,
| August delivery 10 800 10 ACC.
, The Suns cotton review says: Futures
| opened firmer and male further improve
| ment on the demand to cover contracts, stimu
lated by fresh advance in Liverpool, with bet
| ter spot business there, supplemented by a
} | stronger turn to southern markets. But there
| was very little buying except TO cover con
| tracts, and at the advance the bears were free
| sellers for a decline December came to the
| front as one of the most active months. The
l fate OF speculation in grain discourages the
} bulls in COTTON. Spot cotton was dull"
t | GALVESTON, Oct. 2.-Cotton quiet; middlinl
7-16c; net receipts 5,49S bales gross 5,49S
} sales 1850 bales; stock 61,346 bales; exports
. to Great Britain S,l33 bales, coastwise $780,
D | bales.
. NORFOLK, Oct 2l-Cotton steady: rniddlne
; 91sc; net receipts 4,378 bales, gross 4,37S
, sales All bales; stock g, SPA bales; exports
to Great Britain 7,217 bales, coastwise POS.
y BALTIMORE Oct. A.-Cotton nominal: middline
1Ossc; net receipts ,67S bales gross 1873; sale
, = bales; stock 1913 bales; exports, coast
Q BosroN, Oct. 24-Cotton quiet; middling 1O51
01034c net recsipts 436 bales, gross ,I42; sale
none; stock none.
| WILMINGTON, Oct. 2i-Cotton firm; mid
ding 99-16c; net receipts 4s5 bales, gross 49,
sales none; sCocx 11.744 bales; exports, to Grea
e | Britain 800 bales, coastwise 38J.
8 PHILADELPHIA, Oct. M-Cotton steady; mid
ding 1870; neo receipts 47S bales, gross 2, 500
v sales none; stock 5,5f6 bales.
C NEW ORLEANS, Oct M.-Cotton steady
a middiing 91ec; net receipts Il,OSs bales gros
!, exports, TO Great Britain 5.s37 bales, TO tn
r continent 5,725 bales, to France 300 bales.
!; Futures The market closed steady; sale
) "a, 100 bales. as follows: October delivery c
J. November 59c, December 400, January 44c
, February soc, March . 55c, April &c, Ma
y 9 &C. June 7oc, July &c.
5-1uc; net receipts 1855 bales gross 1856
g; sales 1000 bales; stock 1881 bales; exports
q coastwise 995 bales.
!; MEMPHIS, Oct. 24.-Cotton very steady; mid
u ding 916c; receipts 1868 bales shipments 2 90
r bales; sales 6,700 bales; stock AZ, liz bales.
!, AUGUSTA, Oct. 24.-CetJon firm; niddlinj
914c; receipts 175s bales; shipments 2o6a bales
/ sales 1,452 bales: stock 3,178 oaes.
> CHARLESTON, Oct. 24.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 9l5c: net receipts 2,016 bales, gross 2,016
Il sales 1000 bales; stock S5Ol1 bales; EXPORTS t.
-, France $3.50 bales. coaStwise 2,027.
d ATLANTA, Oct. 24.-Cotton quiet; middlin,
= 914c; receipts l. 400 bales.
u NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Oonsolidated net receipt
4 at all cotton ports to-day were 80, 426 bales
u exports to Great Britain 2S,065 bales, to tn
= continent 1885 bales, to France $3.50 bales
4 STOCK at all American ports So, 4Oo bales
d PROVISIONS. GROCERIES ETC.
d LIVERPOOL, Oct. 81. noon.-Wheat firm de
G mand poor; holders offer moderately. Corr
8 firm; demand fair.
4 New YoRK, Oct. "a, noon.-Flour quiet an
4 steady. Wheat active. Pork quiet and III
y | changed at S11 75@12 60 Lard quiet and fir
d at So 90l6 95. Freights steady.
x 500 D. m.-Flour Southern dull Wheat III
X | settled with moderate business; No. 9 red 821
"a 1S3c in elevator; options active and 5S024
n lower and weak, local realizing; No. rec
o october delivery $780, November delivery s21sc
n May delivery $3.50. Corn moderately activ
q and stronger, with light offerings; No 9, 89I4
10 o916c in elevator; options quiet and N1Ac u
on early months; May 1sc lower, closing stead
n OCTOBER u6nVery oS4c, november deliver
- 993sc, May delivery 4156c. Oats stronger and i
50 fer demand; options fairly active aud firm
50 November delivery 253sc. May delivery 275sC
n Hops quiet and steady Coffee-options close
x barely steady-October delivery ia 95@l5 05C
November delivery IA G15 Csc, May deliver
IS GOALS 10c; spot Rio steady, fair cargoes 1915
Sugar raw nominal; fair refining SC; refine
steadier and in fair demand. Moasses-Foreig
nominal; New Orleans open kettle, good
Il fancy, quiet Petroleum firm; refined, hers
q 81 % Cotton seed oil firm for crude and 70
y yellow. Pork steady. Beef strong and in goo
demand Beef hams active and easy. Tierce
beef quiet. Cut meats steady and unchanged
n smoked shoulders 494c, picked shoulders A.
~ 19Ac picked bellies 714c. picked hams $40
=. | 93lc Mi1dles firm. Lard lower and quie
- Western steam on spot 50 S71. city steam 50 X
u | options-October delivery IS n asked, Noven
10 Der delivery SO 30. Freights firm; cotton, At
grain, Cd.
,v CHICAGO, Oct. 4.-In point Of activity tn
" volume of trading in wheat fell somewhat shot
of Yesterday, and on the whole there was onl
q moderate business. The opening was stron
and 9k09Sc higher than yesterdays closing, bU
later became weak and declined f1zDiI4c, rule
,. quiet. and closed &c lower for December an
~ SIC lower for May than yesterday. There wa
- only moderate business In corn, which wa
Ii ouotably firm most Of the session. The marke
~ opened firm tri1e over the closing prices
Yesterday was strong for time. then eaSed o
tgttia an realizing by local longs. ruled atAad