The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-15

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 14-Cotton easy; mid
ding Csc; net receipts IA COS bales gross 10 3se;
sales 10 500 bales: stock 1871. 14s bales; exports,
5,gl7, to France 1854
Futures closed steady; sales IS, 500 bales, as
Ioho~S: October delivery Csc, November SEC.
December SEC, January o0c, February G6c,
July 9sc
Net overland movement to mills for the week
ended Oct II, 1858 bales, against 81, 5S4 last
year; total net receipts since Sept. !, -, 457
oales, against 81, 7l6 last year; amount of crop
brought into sight for the first six weeks of the
season, l, 1872 az bales, against 9dS, 736 last year;
northern spinners takings and Canadian over
iana movement since Sept. l, 1914 s4 bales.
rs, Sa5 last year
The New Orleans Cotton Exchange state
ment, issued to-day, makes the net cotton
movement across the Ohio, Mississippi and
Potomac rivers to the northern United States
anu canadian mills as follows: Week ending
Oct II. 1855 bales, against 80, 5S4 last year.
ana total since sept. !, ~, 457 bales, against
6l.T;6, Total American mill takings, north and
south, Tor the rirst six weeks of tbs season were
249. POL bales, against 2S9 405 bales OF which by
northern mills 1884 bales, against 236,S15
Inc amount of the American cotton crop that
has come into sight during the past six weeks
was IL Az bales, against 963, 134. The state
ment shows that including the amount loft
over from last crop, notwit hstanding the heavy
increase in port receipts. the total American
supply available since Sept has been only
90, 416 greater than the same period last year
IL shows an increase in foreign exports of
lfSO45 bales, decrease in American spinners
takings Of 4l,i4i bales, and a decrease in
American stocks at the ports and interior on
Oct II of 81, AS bales, compared with the close
OF the corresponding week last year.
MOBILE, Oct. II otton dull middling 9xc;
net receipts 1873 bales gross ,S7S; GALES 500
bales
MEmPH1s, Oct. 14.-Cotton easy: middline
lOc; receipts 1913 bales: shipments S,S73 bales;
sales :, $50 bales; stock 80, 1856 bales.
AUGUSTA, Oct. l4.-CotJon quiet and easy;
niddlipg Q 1-16c; receipts 1000 bales; shipments
2,4o9 bales; sales $40 bales; stock (corrected)
4,424 ba.es.
CHARLESTON. Oct. 14-Cotton steady: middling
1Oc: net recepts 4, $40 bales, gross 4540; Salss
400 bales stock ., 297 bales; exports, TO Great
Brita n 4, 440 bales.
ATLANTA. Oct. 14.-Cotton quiet; middling
$3.50; receipts i,451 bales.
NEW DIRK, Oct. 14.-0onsolidated net receipts
at all cotton ports to-day were 602S0 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 1887 bales, to the
continent 6,46I bales. to France 1884; stock al
all American ports 400, 146 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. IA. noon.-wheat firm; de-
mand poor; holders offer moderately. Corn
steady; demand fair.
easy. Wheat quiet and firm. Corn quiet and
steady. Pork dull and unchanged at SIP 00@
II So Lard quiet and steady at Sc 20. Freights
firm.
800 p. m.-Flour, Southern dull. Wheat
moderately active and stronger; NO. red Sj14
@S516c in elevator; options moderately active,
41I6c higher and firm; No. red, October
delivery S53sc; November delivery s6c May de-
livery 92l2c. Corn frIner and moderately ac-
tive; No. 3, 31401391sc in elevator; options firm
and quiet-October delivery $3.50, November
delivery 4Oc, May delivery 4216c. Oats fairly
active and va NC lower; options dull and
weaker--October delivery 2511 November deliv-
cry 2555c, May delivery 2S4c. Hops quiet and
steadyC offee-options closed barely steady
October delivery Is 15c, November delivery not
quoted, May delivery Is 0S815 1Oc; spot Rio,
fair cargoes quiet at 1914c. Sugar, raw nominal
fair refining 53sc centrifugals, SO tess, CSC;
refined quiet; of A &c lower, closing steady at
9-16Gl6s4c. Moasses-Foreign unchaneed
New Orleans open kettle, good to fancy, I'M
changed. Petroleum quiet and steady; crude
In bbls, at Parkers, 81 so. Cotton seed oil quiet
and steady; crude Bic. yellow 3716Gt3sc. Pork
10 25. Beef inactive. Cut meats stronger
picked bellies TIC. picked shoulders 4zc
picked hams 91s@10Ac. Middles firm; short
clear S. IS. Lard, on spot firm; options easier
and quiet; western steam So 7216; options-Oc
tober delivery SO 6l@6 go, closing at So II bid
Freights to Liverpool stronger; cotton I'D;
grain Sgd.
CHICAGO, Oct. 14-The wheat market was
quiet and the feeling steady and firm. prom
inent local trader who for the past few days led
most OF the buying and prevent d further
decline moderate seller for December
around 81 9Q1S29fc to-day. There was appar-
short of the market to any extent, and what
was done on the selling side was mainly for
quick turns. Neither was there any great buy
ing being done. but one thing noticeable was
that offerings were not large. The opening was
15S2Ac better than Saturdays closing, quickly
advanced trifie more, eased off Sc again be-
came strong and rallied to outside prices. or No
above the inside figures, aud ruled firm, closing
about 14c higher than Saturday. Cable advices
were again of a favorable tenor. 1t is claimed
that strength in the Liverpool market Is due to
some manipulation by large trader there in
California wheat very good speculative
business was done in corn and the feeling was
quiet and firm early, but later outside prices
were not fully sustained. A very good demand
existed for near futures. and as offerings were
quite light an advance followed. There was
some talk early of a decrease ia the visible sup
ply, which had strengthening effect; also pur-
chasing by prominent local speculator. The
offerings OF May were quite heavy at times
The market opened a shade above Saturdays
prices and advanced A0asc, eased off 6GDNc,
and closed sc better than Saturday Oats
were slow and steady. Few outside orders
we're received and local traders only gave the
market passing attention, and an increase of
9O1, 600 bushels was reported in the visible sup
ply. The offerings for future delivery were
light and most of the sales were at the same as
Saturdays closing prices. Mess pork attracted
little more attention, and trading was trihe
more active. October met with little more
favor, and there was increased business re-
ported in November and January. Prices ruled
25050c higher for october and 56D71zc higher
for deferred deliveries, but outside figures were
not maintained. Lard was moderately active
and the feeling steadier. Short rib sides were
only fairly active with no particular change in
prices.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
firm and unchanged. Wheat-No. spring sO96
@S05sc; No. 2 red e0ss0sO4c Corn-So. 2,
3l1sc. Oats-No. 2, 1876. Mess pork at $40 70.
Lard at Sc 20. Short rib sides, loose, S. 250a
30. Dry sailed shoulders. boxed, 81 25D4 so.
at 81 OF.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Closing.
No. WHEAT
Dec delivery. S216 S2N 1886
May delivery. =. 85la S55S S53x
CORN, No. IL
Nov delivery. Bin 31sk 3lL
May delivery. 1914 33as 33L
OATS. No. ,
Dec. delivery. 1885, -. 1885,
May delivery. 221z 221S 221S
MESS PoRK-
Nov. delivery. s. 371k 5 9 Az S93716
Jan. delivery. 321o 371o 32l6
LARD. Per 10 lbs
Nov daIivarv * L