The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-02

1! VINE NaSn... lo4 western Union. ooA
Memphis & Char. 81 Cotton OIL certih. 491A
Mobile Ohio, 141a Brunswick. ....... 264
Nash. & Chatt'a.. 95e
IBID. tAsked.
LIvERpoor., Oct. 1, oon.--Cotton-Prices are
decidedly easier; American mlddling 9-l0d;
sales 1850 "a es, for speculation and export 500
bales; receipts 1000 bales-American 1900.
f4iourts-A lnerIcan M ddling. ow midiling
clause October delivery 5s-64d, also 53-64d;
october and November delivery 45-64d. also
8 "A Gid; November and December delivery
5 4O-64d; December and January delivery
5 3l-64d; January and February 39-64d also
5 3S-64d; February and March delivery 1915 i'd;
April and May delivery 5 I1-64d; May and Jun5
delivery 42-6ld. Market dull and rather weak
There were no tenders for delivery at to-day's
clearings.
2:OO p m.-Sales of the day included 5000
bales OF American.
Futures-Amercan midding. low middling
clause, October delivery 5o-j4d, sellers; Octo-
Ter and q, ovember 544.64d. sellers; November
and December 40-6id. sellers; Dec smber and
anuary 39-6id, sellers; January and February
delivery 39-j4d, sellers; February and March
livery 40-6ld, sellers; April and May delivery
D 4l-0ld, sellers; May and June delivery 43-64d,
sellers. Market barely steady.
American good middling . 11-16d, middling
o 7-l6i, low middling 3-16d, good ordinary
D 13-l6d ordinary 5-16d
4:0Op. m.-tutures: American middli &, low
m ddlns clause, OCTOBER livery 5,-641,
sellers; October and Move nber a. sd, value;
november and December 5 99-J4d, value;
De :eInuer and January SO sd, sellers; January
and February 3S-6ld, sellers; teoruary and
March 3S-64d, value; March and April 39-64d
sellers; April and May 40 /. sellers; May
and June 4s-64d, sellers. Market closed easy.
NEW YORK. Oct. l, noon.-Cotton irregular;
middling uplands lie; midding creams ll14c;
sales to-day 243 bales.
Futures-Market opened steady, with sales as
follows: October delivery q 23c; november de-
livery 8 SIC; December delivery 94c; January
delivery &c; February delivery 10 03c; March
delivery 10 0Jc.
5:0Op. m.-Lotton dull and Irregular sales to-
day 2O4 bales, also sales last week not before re-
ported 372 bales to spinn RS and 100 for export;
nl1diiIg upian1s i01sc; md IIIng orleans ii 1sc
net receipts 142 bales, gross 1857.
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales of
81, 600 bales as follows: October delivery 10 26
Wl0 &c.. November delivery 90@9 sic. pc
10 00c, February delivery ~ 05010 06c, arch
delivery ~ l2010 13c, April delivery 10 $50
10 19c. May delivery 10 2110 25c, June delivery
10 3l(gl0 &c, July 10 31@lO 39c.
Tie Suns cotton review says: Futures
opened depressed by fall of s-6lD5-64d in the
Liverpool market buc an unfavoraDle crop re-
port from Memphis caused a quick recovery
slight improvement after the last call, on
demand to cover contracts, was lost as soon as
the demand subsidized, but the close was about
steady. Most of the southern markets were
Ls@Ac lower"
GALVESTON, Oct. 1.-Cotton easy: midding
0Ac net teoeipts 5, liz bales, gross SLIP; sales
$50 GALES; stock 2S, 961 bales; exports, to France
Il, 800 bales, coastwise A. l4l bales.
NORFOLK, Oct. Cotton steady; mi idling
1890; recelpJS 2 1863 bales, gross f6j: sales
i ,254 bales; stock 6754 bales; exports coastwise
% bales.
BALTIMORE, Oct 1.-Cotton quiet: middlinp
lie; net receipts bales, gross 152 salTs
none; stock 1861 bales; exports, coastwise $50
bales.
11hc; net receipts none, gross 1852 bales; sales
none; stock none.
Wilmington, Oct. Lotion quiet; middline
10 slice; net recelpis 1914 bales, gross 1,O74;
sales $50 bales; STOCK $40 bales.
PHILA oEI.PHIA, Oct. l., oCton quiet; mid
ding 111Sc; n5. receipts 25 bales, gross Is;
sales none; atock LIS bales.
New ORLEANS, Oct. Lotion easy; middlinp
10 l-16c; net receipts $3.50 bales gross IS 75S:
sales $500 GALES; stock 6l,oSS bales; exports, to
Great Britain A. 1872 bales TO France 1913
Futures closed steady; sales IL, 800 bales, as
October delivery 76c, November 9 5Sc, De-
cember 0 56c, January 8 Soc, February 65c,
March 8 Tic, April nc, May sc, June SSc.
MOBILE, Oct. 1.-Cotton easy; M 1dlins !O16c;
nat receipts 1870 bales, g.vss $3.50; Is LOO
Dalts stock ,595 bales; exports, coastwise 1864
bales.
ANAPHIs, Oct. Lotion easy; middling
lOLac: receipts 145 bales; shipments AIS bales:
safes $50 bales; stocA ,557 oa.es.
AUGUSTA, Oct 1.-CotCUn quiet and irregular;
mid iliu z 956:; receipts Ia bales; sd. pIilsnLs
1907 bales sales 1855 bales stock a. 73 ba es
CHARLESTON. Oct. Lotion steady: holding
higher; lduIng 10c, net receIp.s 1880 bales
srJ,a :, $50; ales 500 bales; stocl % ~ bales;
exports. to the continent $3.50 bales, coastwise
l,748.
ATLANTA. Oct 1.--Cotton quiet; middling
CSC; receipts 3i5 bales.
NEW l oRk Oct. 1.-Consoli iatel net receipts
at ali cotton ports to-day were 1896 uales;
exports, to great Britain 9, 24S bales, to the
continent 1851, to France 81, 1lS bales; sIocA at
ali American ports rs, 1888 pales-
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. l, noon.-Wheat steady: de-
mand fair; holders offer mo ierately; receipts of
wheat for the past three days amounted to
10000 centals, of which 10000 were Ameri-
can Corn easy; demand poor; new mixed
western, 4s 214d; receipts of American corn
the past three days were $1,000 centals.
Weather clear and cold.
NEW YORK, Oct. /, noon.-Flour quiet and
Wheat active and firm Corn
active and weak. PORK quiet and steady at
sig 256112 70. Lard quiet and firm at S. 60.
Freights steady.
800 o. ln.-Flour, Southern closed dnIl
and unchanged. Wheat dull and unsettled:
No, red 85ss0s6c in elevator; options fairly
active and irregular, early sk012c higher, but
declined B01c, closing heavy AGl3sc under
Yesterday: No. red, October delivery 65I6Tn
SIC; November delivery Sc l5-1G@s7}4c, De.
Gambler delivery 8S Qge9c, closing at So &c: NAV
delivery 945A 993ssc. Corn on spot fairly active
and unsettled closing firmer; No. 2, 94aa91c
In elevator options active and Make lower
early and closed steady at yesterdays prices
october delivery $3.50, November delivery
&c, December delivery Al sc, May delivery
,2L5c. Oats on spot steady and quiet; options
,,e1dy-O October delivery 251Ac. November de-
livery 263sc, May delivery 28Ac; No. 2 spot 260
26Lic: mixed western 24I4Q26c. Hopx quiet
and easy. Coffee-options closed steady and
to 5points down-October delivery
3 S5c, November delivery Is 80115 90c, May
delivery Is S50l5 Csc, August delivery is 9Oc;
mot Rio steady, fair cargoes 1890. Sugar raw
1uiet and steady; fair refining 555c; centrifu-
1aIs 96e test SIC; refined steady and in fair de-
nand Molasses-Foreign nominal New Or
cans open kettle, good to fancy, duL Petro-
enrn steady; refined, here, 81 o.. Cotton seed
III quiet Pork active and firm; mess inspect
"A. S12 25GD12 IS; unexpected, s12 70; extra
nrime. $40 250I0 so. Beef inactive; extra
mess So 25d,6 80, plate 81 5016. Beef hams
weak. Tierced beef duil city ex ra India mess
st2 GOALS TO- Cut meats strong: pic led bellies
We; picked shoulders 43sD4l6c; picked hams
I0Ml0Mc Mid1lrs strong. Lard firmer and
1uiet; western steam 50 50. city So 20; options
October delivery &C 81. November delivery
s6 IS bid. Freights strong: cotton 81 d. grain
I16d.
CHICAGO, Oct. AFTER barely steady open
ug. wheat again advanced about &c before
loon. where il hung for some time. The
lmaller class Of traders were all pretty well