The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-11
)sing quotations:

N.'arohna cons Is y6 Nor. Pacific. ..... 80 \
So. Caro-. Brown pref .. 7421
Tennessee 6s......1O7 Reading .4... ASS
5s.. ...101 Richmond & Ale %
tennessee sc. Ss..- 731R Richm'd & W. PIT.
Nlrgi MA 6s.. ~ Terminal. 22l5
va. 6s consoh tod. IS Rock Island. .. 9935
Cnes. & Ohio. st. Paul - 7l9k
Northwestern. 1l1A preferred. 114l4
preferred. 141 Texas Pacific. 800 1874
Della and Lack. 14414 Tenn. Coal & Iron. b216
Erie ............. 1855 Union Pacific. 80. 645s
Fast tennessee. II n. J. Central. 1854
LAKE Shore. ......1O59a Missouri Pacific .. III
l. Vnle Nash. .... 500 Western Union. -. $50
memphis Char. 62* Cotton Oil cerIih. AZ
moolle Ohio...> IA Brunswick ..... "a
*Askod,
COTTON
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 10, noon.-Cotton steady and
In fair demand; American middling 6 5-l6d;
saieS l0,UO ga rs, for speculation and export
l,oyO bales; receipts 400 bales-all American.
rntures-An erlcan m ddling. low middng
clause, October delivery 5 60-64d, also 59-64d;
October and November delivery 5 47-64d: No
vember and Decembr delivery 44-64d: De-
cember and January delivery 42-64d; January
and February delivery 4264d; February and
March delivery 43-64d; March and April de-
livery 43-64d, also Acid Market firm
200 p. m.-Sales of the day included s. 800
bales of american.
American good middling 616d middling
eo-iou low middling Lied, good ordinary
5Nd. ordinary 7-16d
Futures american middling, low middling
clause, October delivery 6O-54d. sellers; Octo,
Ter and November 54S-64d, sellers; November
ana December 44-S4d. buyers; December and
January delivery 4364d sellers; January aud
enruary delivery 43-o4d, sellers; February
and March 43-6id, sellers; March and April
dehVery 44-54d, sellers; April and May delivery
D 43-64d, value; May and June delivery 5 47-64d.
sell RS Market firm at the advance
4;oU p. m-futursS: American middliug, low
m,ddllng clause, october delivery 6O-641
sellers; October and November 4S-i4d, sellers;
NJ nd 49,. q u IL
Decemter and January 43 64d buyers; January
and February 43-64d, buyers; reoruary and
March 44-64d, sellers; March and April 44-64d.
buyers April and May t6o4l. sellers; May
and June 47-64d, sellers. Market closed firm.
NEW YORK. Oct. 10, noon.-CoTton quiet and
steady; middling uplands 1880: miudDng Or
leans use; sales to-day ISL bales.
Futures-The market opened steady, with
safes as follows: October delivery 10 46c; No.
vember delivery 10 19c; December delivery
10 17c; January delivery 10 1Sc; February de-
livery 10 24c; March delivery 20 soc.
5:00p m.-Cotton closed firm: middling up-
lands 1O96c, mlddling Orleans 101Sc; sales to.
bales.
Futures-Market closed firm; sales Isl. 200
bales, sSfollows: October delivery 10 50M10 Sic
November delivery 10 21@1O &c, jecember de.
livery 10 33@lO -4c January delivery 10 246
10 25c, February delivery 10 31010 32c, arch
delivery. 10 370ii sc, Al ril delivery 10 44G
10 45c, May delivery 10 51M10 Sc June delivery
106SG1O SIC, July 10 6401O 65c
Tue suns coJIon review says: Futures
made further slight advance. The demand
was active, ut 1t was freely met, causing an
active speculation. There was something of a
twist in October contracts, as stocks at this
port continue very small. The damage by
frosts was restricted to a narrow strip in north
ern Georgia and the western Carolinas. In
other sections 1t has probably done more good
than harm. Still, tue close was firm at the best
prices OF the day. Cotton on spot was very
firm
~ naf
10c; net receipts 1887 bales, gross 1887; sales
217 bales; stock 69,35O bales; exports coast
wise 4,036 bales.
NORFOLK, Oct. .1O.-Cotton firm; niidling
10 Site; net r-ceipss 4, 403 bales, gross j. 52}:
sales 1854 bales; stock 1850 bales; exports
coastwlse 361 bales.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 10.-Cotton quiet but steady;
mlddling 1926; net receipts = bales gross
l,54o; sales 200 bales, all to spinners stocS l. agl
bales; exports, to the continent ,43j bales
bosroN, Oct. 10-Cotton quiet; m.ddling 1O3s
0105sc; net receipts 25 bales, gross Is; sales
none; STOCK none; exports, TO Great Britain
1,C06 bales.
%lLMSeToN, Oct 10. cotton firm; middling
101sc; net recelp.s 1,459 bales, gross 1,459;
sales - bales; stock 1888 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct TO-, 'otton quiet; mid
ding lie; neo receipt. 7S6 bales, ross 967;
sales none; took 1,57s bales; exports, to Great
Britain 500 bales, the continent 100
New ORLEANS. Oct. 10 otton steady; mid
ding 10c; net receipts TO- 13S bales gross H. 1872;
sales 10000 bales; stock 120, 4S5 bales.
Futures closed steady; sales 1890 bales, as
follows: October delivery SIC, November roc
December zoe, January 15c, February Sic
March Sc, April Csc, May 10 Ole, June 10 07c
July 10 13c.
MOBILE, Oct f0.-Cotton quiet; middling 9zSc;
net receipts sos bales, gross 1903; sales 1900
bales; stock 1,lS4bales; exports, coastwise l,24S
bales.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 10.--Cotton firm; middling
l0c; receipts 8, BPS bales; shipments 1873 bales;
sales $50 bales; stock S9,9 bales.
AUGUSTA, Oct. l0.-CotCon firm; middling
934c; receipts I,64O bales: shipments 700 bales
sales 1878 bales stock 5,0f8 bales
CHARLESTON, Oct. 10. lotion firm: middling
10s: net receipts 1855 bales, gross 2,256; -ales
200 bales; stock q, 62 bales; exports coastwise
., 223 bales, TO France $3.50.
ATLANTA, Oct. 10.-Cotton dull; middling
csc; receipts ,255 bales.
new ORR, Oct. 10-Jonsoli iatets'et receipts
at all cotton ports to-day were 3S.S70 Laies;
exports, to Great Brit an 9,40j bales, to the
continent 1853, to France $3.50 bales; stock az
all American ports 3S0, 251 bales
PROVISIONS GROCERIES ETC.
LIVERPOOL Oct. 10. noon.-Wheat firm: de-
mand poor; holders offer sparingly. Corn
quiet; demand poor.
NEW YORK, Oct, 10. noon.-Flour quiet and
steady Wheat active and strong. Corn quiet
aud firm. Pork quiet and unchanged at Sl2 so
1l275. Freights firm.
500 p. m.-Flour, Southern strong Wheat
moderately active and NO1c higher; No. ,
red S5340I87c in elevator; options unusually
active, with prices 5sG54c higher and stronger;
No. . red, October delivery 865sc; November
delivery 655sc, December delivery 8S56c, May
delivery $3.50 Corn less active and stronger;
No. 3 2s2S03914c in elevator; options fairly
active and stronger October delivery 39lkc
November delivery doc, December delivery 4lc,
NAV delivery 4yc Oats fairly active and steady;
options firm and quiet-October delivery 2516c
November delivery 26c, December delivery 266c,
May delivery 2SBc; No 2, spot, 255s@a6c;
mixed western 24QD2714c. Hops weak and
quiet Coffee-options closed steady-October
delivery IS OO0l5 10c, November delivery Il 95
61l5 lOc, May delivery Il 90D15 l0c; spot Rio,
fair cargoes firm and quiet at 1870. Sugar, raw
nominal; fair refining 53s0t516c; centrifugals,
tess, 61kD614c; refined steady and in fair
demand; 5000, yellow G 67S016c, off A
65k071Ac, standard A nc, eonfectioners' A
7Lac cut loaf 75sc, crushed 75sc, powdered TIC,
formulated 71ec. Molasses-Foreign nominal;
New Orleans open kettle, good to fancy, quiet.
Petroleum unchanged; refined. here, 81. Cotton
seed oil steady and quiet; crude 3l0I32c, yell
low 3716Q140c- Wool steady and quiet; domes-
tic fleece "a, &c, pulled 23A41c, Texas 14G12ec.
Pork closed lower; mess $12 O0012 80, extra
prime at $40 25GI0 50. Beef firm. Beef
hams depressed. Tierced beef quiet Cut
meats quiet and firm; picked bellies &c, picked
shoulders 414G143sc, picked hams 93z010l4c.
ern steam So 10d675, city steam So 50; options
= October delivery So 6i06 81, November de-
livery SO 49, Frdghts firm; cotton Nd; grain
BID bid.
tHcAGo. Oct. l0.--Wheat was very active
and a decidedly bush feeling prevailed. The
view taken by some OF the traders is that short
a., tsragf a. accountable for nv the affddan turn