The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-16

\ N.C Cii cons5si3s Northern Pacific. 25g{
S S,Odronna cons4S 100 pref 7214
| So Caro-. Brown Pacific Mail - 50
| consois). -....- zoos Reading. .......... $50
! Tennessee IS. .IO4 Richmond & Ale =
5s.. LOO Richm'd & w. PIT.
| ~ Sc. u.s. al Terminal ....... 1874
WI Virginia os -. 50 Rock Island -..... 1914
Va oS consolted. As st. Paul. .......... 59.A
Ches. & Ohio. preferred. lO9I 4
Northwestern 10Sl< Texas Pacific 800 l75k
preferred. 1873 Tenn. Coal & Iron 40l4
Dels- q Lack -. 14fA Union Pacific -. 51sS
Erie 49,. 49,. 21A n. J. Central. =. .*1Il1s
| East Tennessee. SIS Missouri Pacific Is
LAKE SaorH. $500 lO1N Western Union. SIA
L vile q Nash. IS Cotton Oil certi IS !.
Memphis a Char 60 Brunswick -. 26
NOBLE & Ohio. e.. 26I6 Mobile 6 Ohio Is. 65l6
Mash q Cnatta.. 81 Silver certificates 1913
| *Ex-div.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. Is, noou.-Cotton freely
offered; American middling sgd; sales 10, 900
bales-American S,70O speculation and export
1000 bales; receipts II. 100 bales-all American
Futures "A ue-lcsn IN iilg. low miidling
clause, October delivery 59-64d; October and
November delivery 5o64d; November and De-
cemoer delivery 3f6h; December and
January delivery 3i-54d; January and Feb
ruary delivery 81 Cad; February aud March
delivery 36-64d; March and April delivery
31-64d; April and May delivery 80 Gid; May
and June delivery 41-64d. Futures steady.
There were no tenders for delivery at to-day's
| clearings.
4:o0p. m Futures: American miidlinz. low
4l-641; October and November delivery
8 36-6i615 1885, November and December
delivery 35-64O5 36-64d; December and Jan
uary deliv ry 5 35-6495 36-64d: January and Feb
ruary delivery IS G4@5 36-64d; February and
| March delivery 5 $3.50, sellers; March and
April delivery SS-6465 39-64d; April and
| May delivery 40-6495 4l-64d; May and June
delivery 42-6465 4364d. Futures closed firm
MANCHESTER, Oct. 15.-rhe Guardians con-
| mercial article says: The market is steady
progress is fair, although often sales are de-
| cidedy small Prices are generally firm, though
there arr instances of slight weakness. There
| is a little weakness, and small business for
| India and China. There is a small daily de-
mand for minor foreign and home markets.
| Yarns ara steady, though remarkably dull.
| There is a strong demand for wefts for imme-
] date delivery, otherwise the inquiry is light.
| Cloth is quiet: The most approved staples are
| we'll sold. The market is fairly healthy, and
| there is little pressure TO SELL
NEW YORK, Oct. Is, noon.-Cotton opened
easy middlng uplands 10 5-16c; mlddling Or
| leans 1011c; sales 1874 bales.
Fdtures-The market opened steady, with
sales as follows October delivery 10 00c; No
vember delivery 10 03c; December delivery
10 O7c; January delivery 10 l3c; February de-
livery 10 zoe; March delivery 10 2ic.
SOD p. m.-Cotton closed easy; middling
| uplands 10 5-l6c; middling Orleans l015c; net
receipts to-day - bales, gross 4, 740; sales to-
| day 1877 bales.
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales of
| 10000 bales, as follows October delivery
| 10 0l@10 02c; November delivery 10 02@10 03c;
| December delivery 10 06010 07c; January de-
| livery 10 l2t6yl0 i3c; February delivery 10 IS n
] 10 lgc; March delivery 10 2I010 25c; April de-
livery 10 -0010 31c, May delivery 10 5000 35c,
/ June delivery 10 43910 44c, July delivery 10 40
| 01l0 Sic.
The Suns cotton review says: Futures
opened at point advance. closing at 1G12 points
| decline from yesterdays closing prices and
| steady. There was to-day rather more spirit
| and speculation. Liverpool opened lower and
| closed dearer. having received, no doubt, some
| news of frost reports that came from Tennessee
| through the Signal Service and from Georgia
| and Alabama through private kilograms. But
| bears had fixed themselves for the decline, and
| decline they had, with momentary strength,
| which wassnown at first call. They pooh poohed
| frost accounts, pointed to fine picking weather,
| and gaily put out crop estimates of 7,750, 900
| bales, with 100000 bales as a reserve figure.
| But, as has already been seen, when prices ap-
preached 10c a strong demand sprung up from
| parties who want cotton and not wind. This
| buying, with predictions of more frost night,
caused partial recovery in the last 10 minutes.
| New Orleans reported higher prices for flu
| lures"
l5l6c; net receipts 11,467 bales. gross 1,4j7;
| sales 952 bales; stock 100,367 bales; exports,
| coastwiSe $50 bales.
NORFOLK. oct. I5.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 13-1ec; net receipts 1854 bales, gross 1884;
sales 5,0i2 bales; stock 1865 bales; exports,
coastwise 1863 bales.
BALTIMORE, Oct 15.-Cotton quiet; middling
1011c; net receipts - bales, gross 725; sales
none: stock ), 90 bales exports to Great Britain
!, 1886 bales. coastwiSe $50
BosroN, Oct. 15.-Cotton quiet and easy;
middling 1880: net receipts 4S bales, gross 4067
| sales none; stock - bales.
| WILMINGTON, Oct. 15.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 1l-16c; net receipts 1,780 bales, gross
l730; sales 21S bales; stock 1907 bales; ex-
ports, to Great Britain 7,110 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l5.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 1034c; net receipts - bales, gross -;
stock 3,57S bales
New ORLEANS. Oct 15.-Cotton steady;
a 1G,v hal
| HAS; sales 1850 bales; stock $50 bales;
exports, coastwise 1893 bales, to the continent
| 1893, to France 1894
Futures-The market closed steady. with
sales of 8 300 bales as follows: October deliv-
| cry 9 CSC, November delivery 66c, Decem-
| Der delivery 9 69c, January delivery 76c, Feb
ruary delivery SIC March delivery gle,
| June delivery 10 13c. July delivery 10 21c.
MOBILE, Oct. 15.-Cotton market quiet; mid
ding g13-16c; net receipts 1,196 bales, gross
| 1876 bales sales 500 bales; stock q, 41S bales
| exports, coastwise 400 bales.
MEMPHIS, Oct 15.-Cotton quiet but steady;
middling 97kc; receipts 1855 bales shipments
| $500 bales; sales 1,439 bales; stock 2i,029
bales.
AUGUSTA, Oct: 15.7,Cotton steady; middlng
sales 779 bales; stocS 5,476 bales.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 15-Cotton steady; middling
9Ac; net receipts 4,03S ba,es, gross 4,03S:
sales 5000 bales; stock 45,O97 bales; exports,
to Great Britain $3.50 bales.
ATLANTA, Oct. 15.-CouUon quiet; mlddllng
9}sc; receipts 12J bales.
NEW YORK, Oct. demonstrated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports to-day AZ, S65 bales;
exports, to Great, Britain LOO bales, TO the
continent IL 957 bales, to France 1894; stock at
all American ports AIS, 661 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK, Oct I5 noon. Flour quiet and
steady Wheat dull but firm. Corn quiet
and strong Pork quiet and firm at Sll 80
OH IS. Lard quiet and easy at So 40. Freights
steady.
800 D. m.-Flour southern, quiet; com
mon to fair extra So 50GD4 10; good TO
choice extra 81 800 90; superfine SO 1904 90.
red, 81 O5N; options closed weak; No. 2
red, October delivery 81 05ss November de-
livery 81 05lk; MAYA delivery 81 10. Corn quiet
ard irregular, closing easy; No. p 5695614c;
options dull and firm; light offerings;
October delivery SEC; November delivery 5614c.
May delivery $3.50. Oats higher, unsettled and
less active; No. 2451&; options fairly active and
stronger; October delivery 44I4c; November
delivery 461sc; Decemo Der delivery 47c; May de-
livery 49ls. Hops strong and in good demand;
new 49046c; old 170D24c. Coffee - Options
closed barely steady. 5015 points down and
quiet; October delivery Is 10018 20; Novem-
IS 30; spot Rio dull but firm; No. 1ez019.
Sugar-raw firm and in moderate demand; fair
refining 7-16c: centrifu gals, go test, &c; re
fined quiet and steady; 9-19c; extra 9 $50
5Nc, yellow 63s06I6c; white extra G $40
IS &c, off A COS 3-1oc, mould A6Ac, standard
A exc; confectioners' A 636c, cut loaf
71-l6c crushed z Lice. powdered 655c, gran
ulated 6}z6l6 ll-l6c; cubes 6}zc. Molass ss-Sew
Orleans quiet but steady; common TO fancy e