The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-12

delivery s7-jid also a6-6id. Market weak.
me Ten 'ers o. deliveries a. uO-dGy's clearings
amounted TO 500 bales new dockets
The weekly cotton statistics are as follows:
Iotal sales 91,OO) bales-Amerfcan 46. OoO bales;
trSde taklags, including forwarded from ships
side 5000 hales: actual export 3 OlO bales.
totalimport a, 900 American Al 900 bales;
total stock Sl6,01O bales - American 10 900
bales; total ahoat 10000 bales - American
$4,000 bales
900 p. m.-Salss OF the day included 800
bales Of American
futures-American middlIn- low middlipP
clause, October livery ; 5s-64d buyers; Octo,
Ger and November l7-64d. sellers; January and
fenruary delivery g2-i4d, value; February
and March 4S-6id. sellers March and April
aenvery 4454d, sellers; April and May delivery
D 4S-oid' sellers; May and June delivery 45-Gid,
value. Market dull.
American good middling 7.l6d. middling
pad. low mdilinc lied, good ordinary
53td, ordinary 1-lGd
400 p. MIXTURES; American middliog. low
nldaiing clause. october livery 557-64I
ouyersi October AMI November as I'D sellers.
November and December 43-6fd. sellers:
December and January ~ sid, sellers; January
anu shd teoruary 42B4d, sellers; February and
March 4s-64d sellers; March and April 43-64d
selisrs; April and May 5 - sd value; Nav
steady. 0'' ~
NEW YORK, Oct. II. MODIFICATION steady;
middling uplands 10skc: middllng Creams
1850; sales today 275 bales
Futures-The market opened steady, with
sales as follows: October delivery 10 49c; No
veuber delivery 10 lie; December delivery
10 lie; January delivery 10 1Sc: February de-
hvery 10 &c; March delivery 70 Sic
o;eV p m.-Cotton closed steady; middli-r up-
lands io9sc, low iniddluE 10 3-l6c. good ord-
nary 94c; sales to-day - bales; net receipts
o29 bales, gross 2.2l2.
tutures-harkst closed steady; sales 1873. 800
oSies' as follows: october delivery 10 $40
I ~ o2c' November delivery 10 16c, December d.
livery 10 l50lO 16c, January delivery 10 Ion
~ nc, February delivery 10 22MI0 pc. tarch
H 1e 10 29Dl1 soc, April delivery 10 500
y, ~ &c. May delivery 10 116Dt0 4Sc June delivery
~ 5o&lO i9c, July 10 591t0 54c
Inc Suns cotton review says: Futures
uecnned o4ll points under an Unexpectedly
weak report from Liverpool instead of an ad-
vance, which bulls expected At this decline
there was brisk demand to cover contracts
ano as the day wore on a comparatively small
crop movement gave strength to values An
| exceptional feature was the further develop
nleht Oh the october corner, which caused this
steady and quiet"
Weekly net receipts at New York G2o
oaies, gross 2S,4l5; exports, to Great Britain
1925 bales, to France 1210, to the continent
9,517; forwarded 1924 bales: sales .575 bales
all to spinners
&C GALVESTON Oct. 1l.-Cotton quiet; middling
NORFOLK, Oct. 11.-Cotton steady; mddling
BALTIMORE, Oct 11.-cotton quiet; middling
|1056c.
BosroN. Oct. 11.-Cotton quiet; middling 1854
Q1o34c. -'>4
WILMINGTON Oct 1t.-Cotton-no quotations
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 11-Cottonqu quiet; mddling
lie.
NEW ORLEANS Oct. 11.-Cotton steady; mid
ding l0c.
Futures Market closed steady with sales of
32, 900 bales, as follows: October delivery 0 nc
November . Go, December 6ic, January Csc,
FEBRUARY ,5c, March 9S2c, April 8 SOC, Nay
DC June 10 Ole, July 20 01c.
MOBILE, Oct. l1.-Cotton quiet; middlng
97sc
MEMPHIS Oct. 1l.-Cotton steady; middIing
10 Lice.
AueusrA, Oct. 11.-Cotton quiet but firm;
middling l3-l6c.
CHARLESTON, oct. 11.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 10c.
MoNrcoMERy, Oct. 11.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 994c.
Macon-Not received.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 1l.-Cotton steady; middling
9l5c
NASHVILLE. Oct. 11.-Cotton weak; middlng
SELMA, Oct. 11.-Cotton firm; middling 99Sc.
ROME. Oct 1l.-Cotton steady; middlng
ATLANrA. Oct. 11.-Cotton closed dull; mid
ding 11-1ec.
NEw ORR, Oct. 11.-Consolldated net receipts
at all cotton ports to-day were 39.479 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 5000 bales, to the
continent 1887, to France 4,sl2 bales; stock al
all American ports $50, 5Sl bales.
Weekly consolidated net receipts 263,4H bales;
exports to Great Britain 116 1872 bales, to France
| l1.5 bales to the continent IS 252 bales; total
net receipts since Sept. l. 1885, 9S3, 100 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 348 5t6 bales, TO France
1850, to the continent lO5, 9Z7 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES ETC
LIVERPOOL, Oct. II, noon.-Wheat steady; de-
| mand fairr; holders offer mo ierately; receipts
| of wheat for the past three days amounted to
$4,000 centals, of which $4,000 were American
Corn firm; demand fair; receipts of American
corn the past three days were 1860 centals.
Weather fine
NEW York, Oct. H. noon.-Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat active and weak. Corn easier
| and quiet. Pork quiet and weak at S12012 30.
Lard quiet and easy at So 67l9. Freights firm.
500 p. m.-Flour, Southern dull and heavy.
Wheat, spot dull and unsettled, 10l1l8c over
and weak No. red S19c in elevator; OPP
| lions closed 15k9134c lower with weakness and
marked urgency in Selling-No. red, October
delivery s5Nc; November delivery S6I6c, De-
cember delivery size, May delivery 9@c Corn
| irregular but easy; 40 2, a50394c in elevator;
options fairly active and steady-October de-
| livery 39Ac, November delivery 1890, May de-
livery 4lHc. Oats active and easier; options
quiet and lower-October delivery 2524c, No
vember delivery 25lsc, May delivery 28Ac; No
| 2, spot, 253sGo26c; mixed western 2ilD271hc.
Hops quiet and weak Coffee--options closed
steady to 1910 points down-October delivery
IS 25c, November delivery Is 0505 Is zoe, May
delivery ID $50 10 2Oc; spot Rio, fair carsoess
steady at 191hc. Sugar, refined weak and
quiet; G $4,000, yellow c 5>6Gl6c, off A
6HA7Lsc standard A nc, confectionery A
nc, cut loaf 756c, crushed re, powdered 756c,
granulated 7I5c. dolasseS- Foreign nominal;
New Orleans open kettle, good TO fancy, dull.
Petroleum quiet and steady; refined, here, 81.
Cotton seed oil quiet and steady; crude $40
SIC yellow 371kGl40c. Wool in fair demand
and steady; domestic fleece 32l59c, pulled % %
41c Texas 14a2ec. Pork steady AMI quiet;
mess S12 25012 so, extra prime at $40 90 D.
10 5 Beef steady. Beef hams weak. Tierced
beef quiet. Cut meats stronger and more ac-
klad hplliQg TLlp nirkln1 hOuldnrs 4i<p
picked hams 9150l l04c. Middles quiet. Lard,
spot firm and quiet; options lower and duil;
western steam So 20, city steam S. 35; options
- October delivery &c G2, November delivery
96 o. December delivery 81 20. Fr, lights unset
tied: cotton I'D; grain SGD.
CIRCINlsATI, Oct. 1l.-FlOur firm Wheat
barely steady; No. , red, S0c. Corn steady; NO.
mixed BIC. oats frmer; No. mixed 21@22c.
Pork STEADY at $I1. Lard in good demand at
So TO- Bulk meats strong and unchanged;
short ribs So 80. Bacon strong and unchanged;
short clear So 371G. Whisky steady ana nr at
S102 Hogs steady; common and light SO 25 |
n4 40; packing and butchers "a 1904 so.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE government crop re-
port, made public yesterday, placing the yield |
per acre at 1913 bushels per acre, making an |
aggregate yield Of about 495 00J. 900 bushels, |
had the effect OF causing a very weak opening. |
The market did not act strained yesterday, not |
withstanding the sharp advance, but the traders !
then had made calculation on the report not |
showing a crop OF over about 49, 0O00 900 |
bushels The more favorable showing of the |
report was disappcin tment, and caused gen |
eral unloading OF long wheat, those who had |
not sold Yesterday being anxious to realize, and |
the decline was rapid Especially was the |