The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-06

at 10 O7c; Marco opened at lSc and closed at
9 14c.
300 D. m.-Cotton closed dull: miidling up
lands lOS-c, mddling orleans lie; sales is5
bales; net receipts none, gross l ,99s bales
tutures-Marketc clio cd very dull; aies Il 900
pas ows; csober del very 10 S6Gel SIC,
November delivery 10 06Gl0 DC, ec-mber d =
livery sq.9 9c,January delivery 10 0l6l0 Osc,
February d.live 10 071lJ Csc, arch elivery
~ i40I l5c, Ri delivery 10 2l0lO &c. May
de livery 10 q Gl0 2sc, June delivery 10 SAC
~ 55c, July 10 1910 Acc.
TIE Sat's cotton review saws: Futures
were little hrmer, but the demand was quits
hall and the close was dull. 1t is thought
that tae receipts will for some time show no
considerable increase over last year, and some
OF the bears got uneasy ami covered Estl-
mates OF port receipts for the coming week run
from 26J,OJ0 to 1850 bales. the crop ac-
counts ere very favorable. The cotton ex-
change to-day acted upon the certificate queS-
ton. The opinion seemed to be opposed to the
absolute repeal of the existing rules. but 10
dull"
GALVESTON, Oct 5.-Cotton easy: middling
lOc; net fece pit 7,J27 bales, gross 1897; sales
,215 bales; stock 81 50 bales.
NoRFoLK, Oct. 5.-Cotton steady; middlng
10 bloc; net ceipts $500 bales, gross 1892;
sales g45 bales; stock 14,074 bales; exports,
coastwise o bales.
3ALrIMoRE, Oct. 5.-Cotton quiet; middling
1034c; net receipts ABA bales gross SOB; "a
none; STOCK 2,5Id bales; exports, to Great Bri-
tain 49S bales
.osroN, Oct. 5-Cotton quiet; middling 1915 q
lie; net o. -ipts r bales, gross lab; sales
none; stock none; exports, to Great Britain 90
bales.
iLMINGroS. Oct. 5.-Cotton steady; "iddling
1O1sc; net resp 1873 bales, gross 1913; sales
- bales; STOCK 11,481 bales.
ralLA 'ELPHIA, Oct. s. otton quiet; mid
ding lie; n receipts none, ross none;
sales none; took ,173 bales; exports, to Great
Brita n 339 bales.
New ORLs MS Oct. cotton steady; mid
ding 10c; net receipts TO- 454 bales, gross 1885,;
SAFES 40 ales stock oo,357 bales; exports,
coastwise LOLA bales.
lows: October dehyetg y 75c, November SIC.
December 8 soc, January Gle, February 66c,
March re, April 3 70c, May SIC June soc,
July 96c.
MOBILE, Oct. 5.-Cotton dull; mi idling 97s =;
net ecelpts ,947 bales, gross 2,947; sa e 200
bal s; stock 1855 bales; exports, coastwise 1887
bales.
lGAPH1s, Oct. 5.-Cotton steady; mi ding
lOSc; receio l., 446 bal s; shipments 37 bales;
saies 1000 bales; stocA 1889 ga es.
\ GUsTA, Oct. 5 Cotton quiet middling
1896; re-; ipts 2,0S2 bales; - pments LIS
bales; sales 901 bales stock 3,311 ba es.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 5. - otton steady; middhng
TO-: neo eceip 3,743 bales, gross 5,743; ales
1900 bales; stocA 1884 baies; exports, coast
wise 1,703 bales.
ATLANTA, oct. 5.-Cotton quiet; middling
1l-l6c; receipts 1,010 bales.
New loAA, Oct. s. . lSoli ate1 net receipts
at III cotton pores to-day we're 41,375 aes;
exp rts to Great l5rlt an S,616 bales, to the
continent - bales; stocA ali American
.,or 81 ,403 bales
The total visible supply of cotton for the
world is 1,217,SS9 oales of which $40, 0S9 bales
are American, against 1,O36,619 AMI 1878
bales, respectively, last year. Receipts at all
interior towns for the week 1885, z bales. Re
ceipts from plantations 262,S75 bales. Crop in
sight so.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 5. noon. Wheat firm de-
mand poor; holders offer moderately. Corn
easy; demand fair; new mixed western As 1l15d.
NEW YORK, Oct. 5, noon.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat quiet but firm 20 n dull
and easy. Pork quiet but steady at Sl2 100
II rs. Lard dull but steady Sc 60. Freights
firm.
500 p. m.-Flour, Southern dull. Wheat
quiet and trihe higher; W. : red 8)14 9S5 NC
in elevator; options &c UP and steady, sales
included; No. red, October lie livery IS &c;
November delivery S6Nc, May delivery 923sc.
Corn moderately active and steady; No. 9, 1915
03919c in elevator; options dull and easier
october delivery 393sc. November delivery
&c, May delivery az &C. Oats fairly active
and steady; options quiet bu, steady-Oct0ber
delivery 2j4c November delivery 20 &c,
Nav delivery 2S@c. Hop, weak and quiet
CJffee-options closed steady and unchanged to
10 points down, quiet and irregular cables
October delivery Is 45015 soc, May delivery
Sugar. raw easy and dull, refined steady in fair
demand. Moasses-Foreign nominal; New Or
leans open kettle, good to fancy, quiet.
Petroleum steady but q net; crude In barrels
Parker's 81 So. Cotton seed oil qu ct. Pork
quiet but firm. Beef hams weak. Tierced beef
quiet. Cut meats steady. Middles steady.
Lard easy and dull; western steam Sc 571a bid;
options-October delivery Sc IS FreightS
steady: cotton 5160$sd grain unquoted.
CHICAGO, Oct. 5.--The wheat market opened
bullish and A016c higher, iniCial trades in
December being at $3.50. Early cables were
strong free realizings by the longs at and
around 83t4c for December broke the price to
$50 s2}sc, but the bulk of usiness done dur
ing Cne first half of the session was at $50 S3 &c
News from the northwest was again bearish
and there were some selling orders from That
part OF the country. Stocks in the northwest
are now pulling up rapidly. A possible increase
in the next visible supply report is variously
esti mated at from 10000 to 1000, 900 bushels
The feat res of the mark was the widening
of difference between October and December to
2 cents and the narrowing of tine premium on
May over December from 234 to 216c. Closing
public cables called spot wheat in Liverpool
firm, but Ii nited demand. with features &c
higher. Private cables were generally strong
in tone. Half an hour or so before the close
there was a bull ye to the best prices of the day
on covering by shorts who appear to take
fright easily. Later the market eased off 1lc
and sc, and at the adjournment showed a net
gain for the day of IS g9sc. Moderate specul4-
tive trade was reported in the corn market and
the feeling developed was weaker. Trading
was largely local ard fluctuations within nc
range. The market opened at about yaster-
Gay B CLOSING prices. was easy anu SOlu on Md
&c, rallied little, and closed shade below
yesterdays final quotations Oats were weaker
and lower. Receipts were liberal, and lar ser
run was predicted for Monday. Buying orders
were scarce, but a nu nber of selling orders
arrived from outside for DC ober and Nav
The offerings increased and prices declined 160l
&c, and the market closed easy. Pending the
hearing of the motion in the su )erior court for
dis solution of injunction restraining the de-
livery of October packed mess pork on con
tracts, there was very little in the market for
nog products. Outside ofs are very Zig ut,
and local op 'rators are making only occasional
small trades.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady and unchanged Wneat-No. spring
8108lAc; No. 2 red 810S1Ac. Corn-No. 2,
S05sc. Oats-No. 2, .-isb4@ 1850. -dess pork
at 30 so 1O 70. Lard s. "a as IS Short ribs
Sides loose. SIS 0505 10, shoulders 81 12L5M
4 25 short clear S. 2505.S718 Whisky at 81 o..
Leading lutdres ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest Closing.
Dec &C.; delive ay. ssx s81s s8n
Year delivery S1& slM si4
May delivery. s5Ss S55s $50
Nov delivery. sl9s BIS sl4
May delivery. 1895 1915 1884,
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