The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-19

ter and November S9-64d, buyers; Novevn ner
and december s7-54d. BUYERS; December and
January S6-64d, buyers; Jaluarv and
feerusry delivery 5 So ID, buyers; February
and March 39-64d, sellers; March and April
delivery SI-s4d, buyers; April and May delivery
Ss-oid' sellers; May and June delivery 4l-64d,
buyers. Market firm.
i;91 p. MIXTURES: American middi7g, low
m,ddlnE clause. October o-livsry 5 1851
sellers; october and November 80 sd, sellers;
November and December 35-64t, sellers;
December ami January Sc Cad, sellers; January
and February SO i+1, sellers; February and
March 536-64d, sellers; March and April S 3s-64d,
sellers; April and May Ss-osd. buyers; May
and June 40-64d, sellers. Market closed
quiet.
NEW YORK. Oct. IS, noon.-Cotton steady;
middling uplands 10 9-i6c; N adding creams
10 l3-l6c; sales to-day 2i9 bales
tutures-The market opened steady with
sales as follows: october delivery o acc: No
vember delivery 10 lie; December delivery
10 06c; January delivery 10 O5,: February de-
livery 10 l0c; March delivery 10 I6c.
300 p. Motion closed quiet but steady;
middlng uplands &C, In.ddlng Orleans &C;
sales to-day 1867 bales.
Futures-Market closed barely steady, with
sales of $1,000 bales as follows: October de
livery 10 5OGpl0 ole, November delivery 10 O90
10 loo december delivery 10 OS0l0 CSC January
delivery 10 OS&lO 04c, February delivery 10 %
0lO l1c, March delivery 10 l51lJ l6c, Atrl
delivery 10 2l0l0 PC. Nav delivery 10 $50
10 &c, June delivery 10 $40 10 S5c July delivery
10 SsGlO ale, August delivery 10 asa O isc.
LUG sun COTTON TSVl6W says. FulurPa
were little depressed early Liverpool re-
ports disappointed the bulls and caused more
selling TO realize; but as big receipts did not
weaken values, the demand TO cover caused
some advance, which, however, was tndf
ferently maintained at the close. There was
ton was dull"
Net receipts at New York to-day were -
bales, gross 500; exports, 10 Great Britain
| b,5J9 bales TO the continent 800 bales, for
waTded 81 bales; sales 255 bales, all TO spnners;
stock %, $50 bales
Weekly net receipts at New York 929
| bales, gross 46,406; exports, to Great Britain
| 1880 bales, to France 100, to the continent
e,5@l' forwarded 1888 bales; sales 1895 bales
| all TO spiuners.
GALVESTON, Oct ls.-Cotton quiet; middling
ll-ldc.
NORFOLK, Oct 1S.-Cotton firm; middling
| Ice
BALTIMORE, Oct. 1s-Cotton quiet; middling
| l0Iec
BosroN, oct. 1s.-Cotton quiet; middling 1O9s
@104c.
WILMINeToN oct. 1s.-Cotton, nothing doing
middllng S18c.
PHILAbELPHIA, Oct. 1s-Cotton quiet; middling
| 10 1860.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 1s-Cotton in moderate
| demand: middling 94c.
Futures Market closed steady at the decline,
with sales of 1890 bales, as follows: October
! delivery CSC, November SOC, December
| sic, January 9 SIC, February . SIC, March
961c, April 97Sc, May 9s1c, June 81, July
MOBILE, Oct 1s-Cotton quiet middlng
| Q 1l-l6c.
MEMPHIS, Oct 1s.-Cotton steady; middling
| 9 1866.
AUGUSTA. Oct 1s-Cotton quiet; middling
| 916c
6HARLEsroN, Oct 1s-Cotton steady; mid
| ding 9$4c
MONTGOMERY, Oct. 1s-Cotton steady; mid
| ding 9thc.
Macon-Not received.
| COLUMBUS, Oct 1s.-Cotton quiet; middling
93sc
994c.
SELMA, Oct. 1S.-Cotton quiet; middlng 93sc.
| ROME, Oct. lS-Cotton quiet: middling 9}sc.
| ATLANTA. Oct 1S.-Cotton closed dull net
| receipts to-day 1876 bales
| NEW ORR, Oct. Is --> OuSoli intel net receipts
at ell cotton ports to-day were 1928 aes
| exp rts, to reat rrtain 2l,615 bales, to the
continent $50 bales, to France s.Sl3; stock at
| ali American porS 400 81 baes
| Weekly consolidated net receipts 308, 931 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 10l, 40 bales to France
| 275S1 bales to the continent As, ITO bales. Total
net receipts since Sept. !, 1889, i,298,230 bales;
| exports, TO Great Britain Al, 1S1 bales to France
l07, 147 to the continent 13l, O37 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, KTc.
LIVERPOOL Oct. 10, noon.-wheat quiet: de-
| mand poor; holders offer moderately; receipts
| of wheat for the past three days amounted to
| 10000 centals, Of which 41,000 were American
| Corn quiet; demand poor; receipts of American
corn the past three days were II, 800 centals
| Weather dull.
NEW YORK, Oct 49, noon.-FIour dull bu,
easy. Wheat quiet and steady. orn dull and
easier. Pork quiet but steady at $12 0O@i2 so.
Lard quiet but firm at Sc 6716 Freights steady.
$500 p. m.-Flour, Southern dull. Wheat
moderately active and weak; No. red $40
S41Sc in elevator; options moderately active
and weaker; No. 2 red October delivery Ac;
November delivery S4Slc, May delivery 9l1sc.
| Corn fairly active and steader; No. :, 3SA6l
30c in elevator; options dull and A02sc lower
and weak-October delivery aS36c, November
| delivery 391sc May delivery 4lHc. Oats active
and weaker; options quiet and easIer-Oc ODER
| delivery 25c, November delivery 2536c, May de-
| livery 2734c; No. spot 25c, mixed western 800
26c. Hops steady and quiet. Coffee-options
closed barely steady, 10GDl5 points up and quiet
| October delivery is 20 . Is 30c. November de-
livery Is 15@15 2Oc, May delivery IS 15Gtl5 25c;
spot Rio quiet and steady fair cargoes 1914c;
| Sugar, raw nominal; fair refining 59bc; refined
easy and quiet-Of A 6 7-l6D69sc. mould A
| 73kc, confectoners' &c, crushed 776c, pow
dered 73sc, graduated nc, cubes 119c. Molas-
ses-Foreign nominal; New Orleans open ket-
refined, here 81. Cotton seed oil quiet for
| crude and yellow. Wool steady and quiet; do
nestle fleece S20S9c, pulled 23Q41c, Texas IA
steady. Tierced beef dull and unchanged. Cut
meats steady and quiet; picked bellies re,
| picked shoulders 415c, picked hams 913Q1l04c.
| Lard firm but quiet; western steam, on spot,
500; city steam So IS; options-October deliv-
| cry Sc IS, November delivery SO 1916 43.
Freights firm; cotton, 409S&d grain, not
| quoted.
| CHICAGO, Oct. 1S.--The trading was rather
| light and no interesting features were presented
| in wheat The opening was rather steady and
| slightly below yesterdays closing, and soon
| thereafter prices rallied about SEC with some
| effort to sustain prices but free offerings Gre
ated weakness and traders were not slow to get
out from under and the prices declined lc,
| ruled steady, and closed @EQD}Ac lower than
| Yesterday. II was very dull day in corn. The
fluctuations were confined within nc range.
| The market opened at about the closing prices
| of Yesterday, ruled very dull, but just before
the close broke, declining 14c, and fnal quota
lions were &c below yesterday Oats were
weaker and prices recedeI 1AGHc. Pork was
| rather more active and stronger, and prces
averaged slightly higher. Lard was only fairly
| active and about 219c higher. Short ribs were
| more active and stronger October advanced
| 1Oml2Ac and the other deliveries were 2IrG15c
| higher, but the extreme figures not fully
| supported.
| Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
unchanged. Wneat-No 2 spring eO1nc; No. 2
| red s0Izc Corn-No. 2, 30I9c. Oats-No. 2.
| 1875. Mess pork at $40 75GlI Lard at So IS
| 0L6 27L6 Short RIB sides, loose, IS 25GD5 40.
| Dry sailed shoulders, boxed, "a 256y4 So Short
| clear sides boxed, s. 50D5 6l11. Whisky 81 OF.
| Leading futures rangeu as follows:
Opening. highest. Closing.
Dec CO delivery n.y.. saA seq s1A
May delivery SH s5,6 s45s
Nov. delivery. sOM 3OM 3OSA
May delivery S2% SO S2N