The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-13

American middling gid
Futures-Amerlcan middling, low middlng
clause, October delivery 55-6id. buyers; Octo-
Der and November ASA sellers; November
and ecember 5 41-64d sellers; December and
January 3 4064d, buyers; January and
rehruary delivery 90-o4d. value; February
and March 41-6fd, sellers; March and April
delivery 41-54d buyers; April and May delivery
45oid, sellers; May and june delivery 44-64d,
value. Market closed quiet.
NEW NoRR, Oct. IL, noon.-Cotton dub and
unchanged; lniddlng u0lands 105sc; mlddbng
Vt cans csc; sales to-day 147 bales.
tutures-The market opened and closed quiet
out steady, with sales as follows: October
opened at 10 SIC and closed at 10 Soc; Novem-
Der opened at II 16c and closed at 10 l3c; De-
cembeF opened at 10 13c and closed at 10 09c;
January opened at 10 1Sc and closed at 10 l0c;
february delivery opened at 10 2Oc and closed
l023c.
500 p. m.-Cotton closed dull; mi5dling up
lands lO9sc, mIddling Orleans lO1sc; sales to-
cay IA bales; net receipts none, gross 1871
Futures-Market closed quiet and steady,
with sales of 90, 400 bales, as follows: October
delivery 10 55110 soc, November delivery 10 ID
10 14c. december delivery 10 09010 10c, January
delivery 10 10Q10 lie, February delivery 10 l.
Q1O 1Sc, Nerch delivery 10 2-'@11 24c, Arril
delivery 10 30010 Bic. May delivery 10 $50
10 3lc, June delivery 10 420 10 45c July deliv-
Tie Suns COTTON review saws: Futures
furl her declined The Chronicles weaJ her re-
port was unexpectedly favorable to crop pros
poets, and Liverpool further declined. The
bulls were not without courage and there was
f1rmer feeling after change. The bureau
port shows the condition 2,5 per cent. better
than last year and the acreage has increased
"a per cent. An increase of per mt. over
the last crop will give total of 7.S25, 900 bales
But 1t must be noted that while the outturn of
the crop is now 22S,OOO bales more than last
year, the visible supply of American cotton is
now only 10000 bales larger, Notwithstanding
long period of short time in Lancashire.
Inc corner in ctober contracts carried the
price 10 10 60c. Cotton on spot was dull"
GALVESTON, Oct. 12.-Cotton quiet; mid1ing
15-l6c; net receipts 7,92S bales, gross 792S;
sales ,3S2 bales; stock "a, 763 bales; exports,
to Great Britain 1895 bales, coastwise 4,46S.
NORFOLK, Oct. 12.-COtton steady; mlddling
10 3-16c; net receipts 3,406 bales, gross 3,671;
sales S45 bales; stock 1880 bales; exports,
coastwise 2, 1873 bales
BALTIMORE, Oct 12.-Cotton quiet; middling
105sc; net receipts - bales, gross IL; safes
bales; stock 943 bales; exports coastwise 300
bales
BOSTON. Oct 12-Cotton quiet; midding 1O4
6l1036c; net receipts 10 bales, gross 49, sales
none stock none. rfrfl
~ILM1NGroS, oct. 12.-Cotton firm; middling
10 3-16c; he receip-s 2,173 bales, gross 2,173;
sales = bales; stock 1901 bales; exports, TO
Great Britain 6100 bales.
PHnA DEuPaGA, Oct I2-Gotton quiet; mid
ding lie; NJ. receipts "a bales, sross "a;
sales none; stock 1,71e H0ales.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 12.-COtton weak; mid
ding 10c; net receipts A. 800 bales gross II 575
sales 1000 Dales stock 131, 203 bahs; exports,
to Great Britain 1865 bales, to the continent
1880, coastwse $3.50.
Futures closed quiet; sales 900 bales, as
follows: October delivery 74c, November = 6Oc
December G0c, January 65c, February 91c'
March 0 nc.
MOBILE, Oct. 12-Cotton quiet; niddliny 97sc;
net receipts 3, l27 bales, gross B l27; sales 200
bales stock TO- J35 bales; exports, coastwise 2oO2
bales.
MEMPHIS, Oct 12.--Cotton steady; mijdling
10c; receipts 2,913 bales; shipments 2,742 bales
safes !, $50 bales, stock 1885, bales.
AUGUSTA. Oct. l2.-CoJC'n quiet and steady;
niddlirg 9S4c; receipts 2,03O bales; Sp!nenGs
1880 bales; sales ,4S3 bales; stock 5,314 bales.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 12.-Cotton nominal; buyers
and sellers apart; aiddling 1Oc; net receipts
3.O-6 bales, gross 3.025; sales - bales; stock
y, 1871 bales; exports, coastwise 1903 bales;
ATLANTA, Oct. L. cotton dull; Iniddling
1l-16c; receipts 1,096 bales.
r 4SEw ORR, Oct. II -Consolidate' net receipts
at al cotton porUs to-day were $3.50 Gales;
exports, to treat lfrit lin coll bales to the
continent 4500 to France - bales; stock at
ali American ports 375, AS bales.
The total visible supply of cotton for the
world is 1888, 900 bales, of which 1,072,260 bales
are American, against 1,206,797 and 959,SJ7
bales, respectively, last year. Receipts at all
interior towns for the week 155,3O9 bales. Re-
ceiptS from plantations S06,053 bales. Crop in
sight ,142,6 O3.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Oct, IL, noon.-wheat quiet; de
fornia No. l, rs 4d07s cd. Corn steady; de-
mand fair.
NEW YoRK, Oct. ~, noon.-Flour dull and
easy Wheat active and steady. Corn quiet
and steady. PORK dull and uncnanged at S12@
IL 50. Lard quiet and steady at Sc 20. Freights
firm.
500 p. m-Flour, Southern dull and heavy.
Wheat, spot market weak, with moderate
business for milling; No. red SIC in Gle
vator, 651lm86c afioat: 8516M8615c f. o. b.
steamer; No. 2 red 81 s2}3c; options fairly &C
tive and 556l34c lower early, closing firm at "
038c above the lowest and 14034c under yes
terday, with longs selling and shorts covering
No. red, October delivery s51Sc; November
delivery e534c, December delivery $3.50. Corn
firm and moderately active; No. , 3 lc in eleva-
tor; 1915 401ac ahoat; ungraded mixed 3S14GD
Al &C. options firmer and dull-October de-
livery seize, November delivery 40c, December
delivery 41c, May delivery Axe. Oats firm and
November delivery $3.50, December delivery
264sc. Coffee-options opened barely steady
and unchanged to points down, and closed
steady and quiet 500 points up-October de,
livery 10 00@15 10c, November delivery ID 80
oil CSC, December delivery ii 906115 csc, May
delivery II 90ayl5 05c; spot Rio lair cargoes
and quiet; G 5zs06c, yellow c 51S615c, off A
61607 nc, standard 714c, confectioners' A
714c cut loaf 75sc, crushed nc, powdered 75sc,
graduated 71ac. Molasses--Foreign nominal;
New Orleans open kettle, good to fancy, quiet.
Petroleum steady and quiet; refined, nere, 81.
Cotton seed oil stcady and quiet; crude 3lG&
&c, yellow 3712ll4Oc. Wool steady and in mod
crate demand; domestic fleece 32G, SOC, pulled
% 041c, Texas 14QG2ec. Pork quiet and steady;
mess $12 25012 SO, extra prime at $40 90 y
10 25. Beef quiet. Beef hams depressed. Tierced
beef quiet. Cut meats firm and in fair demand;
picked bellies. IL pounds 71sc, 10 pounds 7Ac
picked shoulders 414c; picked hams y12GG1014c.
Middles slow. Lard, nearby months firm; new
crop sold easier and closed steady and dull;
western steam Sc 20, city steam So 35; options
- October delivery So 63, November delivery
Sc 3816 80, December delivery So 81 asked, Jan
uary delivery IS 1905 &c; refined quiet and
steady; to the continsnt SO 60l17 90 Freights
to Liverpool frmer; cotton Nd; grain sgd.
CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-There was fairly good
trade in wheat to-day and more or less long
wheat came out. The opening was weak and
1s@14c over, selling off 14c more later, then
rallied &c, bat ruled easier, closing about the
same as yesterday for both December and May.
Corn was quiet, though there were moments of
temporary activity. The feeling was easier on
near futures, while May ruled steady. Oats
were dull but steady, without special feature of
Importance. Prices only fiuctuated &c. The
provision trade closed weak in quiet manner.
The October pork deal was scarcely mentioned,
and in the general market there was par
ticular life at any time. Price changes were
unimportant
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady. Wheat-No spring S03sc; No. red
S00803sc. Corn-No. 2, 30isc. Oats-No. 2, 1896.
Mess pork at $40 So Lard at So %. Short rib
sides, loose, S. 25G15 30. Dry sailed shoulders,
boxed. 81 2504 so. Short clear sides, boxed,
S. 5005 CPS. Whisky at 81 OF.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Closing.