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

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LIVERPOOL Oct. 9, connection steady and
IN falr demand; American middling 5-16d;
sales 1900 ba IS, for speculation aad export
1000 bales; receipts $500 bales-all American.
rntures-A nerlcan m d1ing. ,ow pidtllng
clause, October delivery 57-64d, also 5S-64d;
october aud November delivery 464t, also
E-6,d; November and December delivery
1850; December and January delivery
4O-6id; January and February delivery 39-64d,
also 4064d; February and March delivery
4O-64d; March and 'prl delivery 4O-64d,
a s 4l-6id Market firmer, after temporary
The tenders OF deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted TO 100 bales new dockets.
2:oO p m.-Sales of the day included 10000
bales Of American
American good middling 6J&d, middling
o-iod, low middling lied, good ordinary
54d, ordinary 7-16d
Futures-American midding low middltng
clause, October delivery 5S-64d, buyers; Octo-
ber and November 45-64d, buyers; November
and December 49-54d sellers; December and
January delivery Al SD, sellers; January and
February delivery 40-o4d, buyers February
ana March 41-6id, sellers; March and April
delivery 4i-54d, sellers; April and May delivery
4?-oid, buyers; May and June delivery 44-64d.
sell RS. Market firm.
400 p. MIXTURES: American middliug, low
mddlng clause. October delivery 5sS-64d.
sellers; October and Move uber 45-f4d, buyers;
November and December 5 42-64d sellers:
| December and January l-64d, sellers; January
and February 40-64d, buyers; February and
March 41-64d, sellers; March and April 4l-64d,
| buyers; April and May 43-64d. sellers; May
| and June 44-64d, sellers. Market closed firm.
| MANCHESTER, Oct. 9.-The Guardian says:
| Inc market was quiet and producers pro-
crossed moderately. Quotations are steady,
| arguments of the buyers that the recent col
| lapse in the prices of cotton ought to be fol-
| lowed by like decline in the prices of manu-
| 1actured goods. Buyers, however, entirely dis
regard the fact that prices did not advance
| with those of cotton. Production has been 50
| seriously lessened during the past three months
that manufacturers feel less bound to sell. The
| position strengthens the tendency of sellers in
all departments to restrict forward sales and to
| rely more upon current demand. Little bust
| ness is done in export yarns India and China
| staples are steady with O slow demand. There
were a few important sales. Best printers are
| firm. Most well known makes are well under
| contract. Orders for common are wanted
| There is steady demand for plain, heavy
| goods"
NEW YORK, Oct. 9, noon.-Cotton quiet; mid
| ding uplands 109sc; middling> Dreams l0Isc;
! sales to-day 292 bales
| Futures-Market opened quiet but firm with
| sales as follows: October delivery 10 39c; No.
| vemher delivery 10 14c; December delivery
10 csc; January delivery 10 10c; February de-
| livery 10 16c; March delivery 10 23c.
500 p. m.-Cotton closed steady; middlug up
| lands 109Sc, middlmg Orleans l0ISc; sales to-
| day 313 bales; net receipts none, gross 2,617
| bales.
Futures-Market closed steady; sales 139 100
bales. asfollows: october delivery 10 4401O 45c,
November delivery 10 1910 19c december de-
livery 10 ls0l0 l9c. January delivery 10 100
| 10 zoe, February delivery 10 25010 26c, darch
delivery 10 3l@lJ SIC, April delivery 10 $40
10 sc, May delivery 10 44010 45c June delivery
1o51@10 SEC, July 10 5601o 5Sc.
| The suns COTTON review says: Futures
were active and buoyant throughout the day,
| only easing off little in the last fifteen
| minutes. There were strong reports of killing
| froSts in the Carolinas, which started buying,
| and bears tumbled over each other in their
| anxiety TO cover, carrying up prices 10 to Il
| points. There is doubt that frosts I'M
usually severe for so early in october, have
| been felt over most of the south, but doing
| little or no damage in the districts where much
cotton is grown. Cotton on the spot was
steadier."
GALVESTON Oct. Cotton steady; n1iddling
| 10c; net receipts g. AZ bales, gross 422; sales
9,47o bales; stock $3.50 bales; exports, coast
| wise 4, 1856 bales.
NORFOLK, Dot. Cotton firm: middlng
| 10 5-16c; net receipts 2.s76 bales, gross 1876;
sales 1, 1852 bales; stock 17,7SS bales; exports
coastwIse 1891 bales.
BALTIMORE, Oct. Cotton quiet; middling
lO9sc; net receipts = bales, gross 5s; saies
none; stock $3.50 bales.
BosroN, Oct. Cotton quiet; middling 10N6A
1890; net receipts II bales, gross 1887; sales
none; stock none.
WILMINGTON Oct. 9-Cotton firm; middIing
10 Lice; net receipts 1859 bales, gross 1859;
sales - bales; STOCK 1919 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 9.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding lie; NJ. receipts - bales. kross -;
sales none; stock 1,211 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct Cotton steady; mid
ding 10c; net receipts S,715 bales, gross 1850;
sales 5000 bales; stock ,355 bales; exports,
coastwiSe 7,199 bales.
Futures closed quiet; sales 900 bales, as
follows: October delivery e2c November SOC,
December 8 &c, January 71c, February g Sc,
March Sic, April 91c, May NC, June 10 03c,
July 10 l0c.
MOBILE, Oct Cotton quiet; middling 95sc;
net receots 973 bales, gross 973; ales 500 bal s;
stock 10 1924 bales; exports, coastwse $40 bales
MEMPHIS, Oct. 9.-Cotton steady; nhidLng
10c; receipts 1906 bales; shipments 3,032 bales;
sales 2, $50 bales stock 20, 176 bales.
AUGUSTA, Oct 9-CoUuOn quiet but firm;
middliDg g34c; receipts I,716 bales; pInen
1875 bales; sales 1893 bales, stock (correcteO
4,224 bales.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 9.-Cotton firm: rndding
Zoe; net receipts 2.196 bales, gross 2, 1856; sales
$50 bales; stock 26, 629 bales.
ATLANTA. Oct. 9.--Cotton firm; middling
9Ac; no receipts.
new ORR, Oct. 9.-Coasoli Hated net receipts
at all cotton ports to-day were 37,252 bales;
exports, 10 Great Britain 1,549 bales, to the
continent - bales; STOCK at all American ports
36l, 1925 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL Oct. 9. noon.-Wheat steady; de-
mand fallen off; holders offer moderately;
red western spring Is ldl7s I'd; red western
winter Is lOd06s lid. Corn easy; demand
poor.
NEW YORK, Oct. Q, noon.-Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat dull and steady. Corn active
and easier. PORK quiet and Iirm at S12 506
IL 75 Lard quiet and strong at &c 1906 IS.
Freights firm.
500 D. m.-Flour, Southern steady; demand
fair Wheat moderately active and zM16c
higher and strong; No. req 66d,S614c in eleva-
tor: options fairly active, as0s5c higher and
firm; No. 2 red, October delivery s61sc; No
vember delivery S11sc. May delivery 9256c.
Corn fairly active and Il 83sc lower; No. 2, 3916
0395kc in elevator; options more active and
easer-October delivery 3S5Sc, November de-
livery 1885, May delivery 4i9sc. Oats moder-
atey active and easier; options firm and quiet
October delivery 257zc. November delivery 26c,
MAY delivery 23Ac; No 2, spot, 255sD55c;
mixed western 240271Sc. Hops quiet and
easy: state, new, 508I6c; old, 7GD12c. Coffee
options opened barely SOTO points down and
closed steady 20125 points down; free sellers;
fairly active-October delivery Is 05Ml5 15c,
November delivery Il 90G115 l0c, December de-
livery IA 95M15 &c., May delivery IA 95 OILS i5c;
nd fsnia f af