The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-24

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5s1O1 Richmond 4 Ale 2llS
Tennessee Sc. 3s... 74Is Richm'd & w. Pt
Va IS consolitei. IS Rock sFm nsIand $50
Ches. & Ohio . St Paul 6eIS
Northwestern. . 1l114 preferrsd .1l2Z
preferred. 140l& Texas Pacific 20<
Deia and Lack. .l41}s Tenn. Coal & Iron. 513
Erie 1890. 291s Union Pacific, -. 66sS
Fast tennessee. -. 1Ol4 n. J. Central. 1894
Lake shore .....1059s Missouri Pacific e. 70,4
l. vile & Nash. e.. SlaS Western Union. e. S456
Memphis & Char. 62* Cotton on certih. 41ls
*Asked.
LIVERPOOL Oct 2S. noon.--Cotton easy;
american An middling 1S-16d; sales 5000 ba IS,
$4,000 bales-American q, 600.
Fntures-Amerlcan mddling, low middling
clause, october delivery 35-64@5 36-64d; Oc-
tooer and November delivery 30-649t5 31-64d;
S8-64d; December and January delivery
3 2l-64d; January and February delivery 27-64
o. 5O ESD; February and March delivery
29-64d; April and May delivery 1864; May
and June delivery 5 3-6465 32-64d. Market
opened weak, now improving.
g:OO p m.-Sales of the day included $500
oales OF American.
American good middling sgd, middllng
ordinary 3-l6d.
HubureS-Atnerican mlddtnR, low middlng
clause, October delivery 36-64d, buyers; Octo-
yer ana November 31-64d, buyers; November
ana december 29-64d. buyers; December and
January January ,2964d, sellers; January and
feoruary delivery 29-j4d, sellers; February
ana March 29-6id, sellers; March and April
delVery 3O-64d sellers April and May delivery
3i-oid, value; May and June delivery 33-64d,
sell RS. Market quiet but steady.
400 p. m.-Futures: American middling, low
Hl,ddIing clause, october delivery 3S-64d.
selers' october and November 3 33-54d, buyers;
november and December 31-64d, sellers;
december and January 3164d sellers; January
and February 30-64d, buyers; February and
March 31-64d, sellers; March and April 31-64d,
sellers; April and May 33-64d. sellers May
and June 34-64d, buyers. Market closed firm.
MANCHESTER, Oct. 23.-The GuardiGn says:
Ihere is considerable business in some depart
ments, although for the moment larger wants
OF the buyers are satisfied Many makes of
india and China staples are under contract
PRODUCERS covered their contracts by buying
cotton futures, or cost insurance and freight
cotton upon samples. These engagements
strengthened the cloth market by placing
manufacturers in comparatively easy posi-
tlon There is steady flow of business now
arising simply from the letting loose of orders
winch were kept in allegiance during the exist
ence OF the corner In cotton at Liverpool There
are few important orders for export yarns
from the continent and Japan. The uncertainty
regarding the working of the Indian mer-
chandise marks act still hampers buying for
India Cloth is fairly steady. Favorite makes
of India and China staples are we'll under en-
gagement. Best printers are firm. Heavy
makes are quiet but steady"
NEW YORK, Oct. g. noon.-Cotton steady:
middling uplands 1890; middling Orleans l034c;
| sales to-day 145 bales.
Futures-The market opened steady, with
sales as follows: October delivery 10 doc: No.
vember delivery 8 92c; December delivery
9 90c; January delivery SOC; February de-
livery 95c; March delivery 10 O2c
500 p. m.-Cotton closed quiet: middling
uplands 1015c, middling Orleans 1ONc; sales
to-day 118 bales
Futures Market closed barely steady, with
sales OF 1Ss2o0 bales, as follows: October de-
livery 10 460lO 47c, November delivery GAO
9 95c, december delivery 1905 94c, January
| delivery 0 91@9 92c, February delivery &c,
March delivery 10 02@10 03c, April delivery 10 90
91o 10c, May delivery 10 15@10 16c, June de-
livery 10 210l10 &c, July delivery 10 260110 2Sc
| August delivery 10 300 &c.
The sums cotton review says: Futures
opened quite buoyantly, and By O'Clock p. m.
had made an advance of 9@11 points. Liver
pool came unexpectedly strong, and the
weather seemed to threaten killing frosts in
| the northern portion of the cotton region, but
as reports from the southern markets began to
come in, most of them &c lower and others
1-16c lower, selling movement set in under
which most of the early advance was lost, and
the close was barely steady. Some bears pre-
dict sort of dry rot in the market, which, as
IN grain, will carry prices abnormally low be-
fore any permanent recovery can be looked for
Cotton on spot was dull"
GALVESTON, Oct. 23.-Cotton easy; middling
sales 2,944 bales; STOCK 71,6S5 bales; exports
to Great Britain 1858 bales.
NORFOLK, Oct. 23.-Cotton steady: middling
93Sc; net receipts 1913 bales, gross 3,31S;
sales 500 bales; stock 1851 bales; exports,
coaStwise 345 bales.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 23-Cotton nominal; middling
1880; net receipts 81 bales, gross "a; sales -
bales; stock 1,01G bales; exports, coaStwise 100
bales.
BOSTON, Oct. 23-Cotton quiet; mddling 1925
91O94c; net receipts 459 bales, gross 9l3; sales
none; stock none.
"ILMINeToN, Oct. 23.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 9-16c; net receipts 577 bales, gross 577;
sales none stock IS. 14S bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 10Nc; net receipts IL bales, gross II;
sales none; stock 1855 bales
New ORLEANS. Oct. 23.-Cotton steady;
middling 8 716c; net receipts 9,574 bales, gross
90 179; sales II 500 bales; stock 1854 bales;
exports, to Great Britain AHA bales, 10 the
continent 6, 1893 bales, coastwise 5,495 bales.
Futures The market closed steady; sales
5000 bales, as follows: October delivery 8 45c.
November BIC, December 33c, January 8 SIC
8 &c, June &c, July 74c.
MOBILE, Oct. 23.-Cotton firm; middlDg
5-1Gc; net receipts 1,014 bales. gross 1,014;
SAFES 1900 bales; stock Is, $50 bales; exports
coastwIse GAG bales.
MEMPHIS Oct. 23.-Cotton easy; middIing
9-16c; receipts $3.50 bales; shipments 2,768
bales; sales 1900 bales; stock 41 ,997 bales.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 23.-Cotuon quiet and steady;
rniddling 3-16c; receipts ,799 bales; sniDmenGs
2,195 bales sales 106S bales; stock 4,075 bales
CHARLESTON, Oct. 23.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 93sc; net receipts 3, 1876 bales gross g. 1885,
sales !. 200 bales; STOCK 40, or bales
ATLANTA, Oct. 23.-Cotton quiet: middIinp
914c; receipts 1,306 bales.
NEW ORR, Oct. 23.-Gonsolidated net receipts
at all cotton ports to-day were 48,400 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 10, 1913 bales to the
continent 6,648 bales, to France - bales
stock at all American ports 535, 300 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Oct %, noon.-Wheat quiet; de-
firm; demand fair.
easy. Wheat active and firm. Corn quiet and
firm. Pork easy and quiet at 81 75012 So
Lard quiet and firm at So 9214016 49, Freights
strong.
500 .. m.-F1our, Southern quiet and steady
Wheat, spot fairly active, M0lc higher and
firm; No. red 6114G18l34c in elevator; op-
lions active, strong and a4QD5sc up; No. red
October delivery S2ssc; November delivery s216c
May delivery 8915c. Corn higher and strong;
No. 2, 80 G393sc in elevator; options firrner and
moderately active-October delivery 39c, No
vember delivery 1880, May delivery 4124c Oats
flrmer and fairly active options stronger
October delivery 251sc, November delivery 25Ac
May delivery 2795c; No. 2 spot 2511251kc; mixed
western 23150D26l9c. Hops steady and quiet
Coffee-options closed steady and lower-No-
vember. delivery Is Csc. December delivery Is 90
015 10c, May delivery 10 05MEo 10c; spot Rio
quiet fair cargoes 1910. Sugar, raw nominal;
refined easy and quiet. Molasses-Foreign
nominal; New Orleans open kettle, good 10
fancy. dull. Petroleum firmer; crude in bbls