The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-04

20 OOl bales-Anerican 2a0.
Futures Ame lcan N iiilg. low milling
November delivery ii sd; November ana De
cember delivery 4i-64C15 4O-6405 4l-64d: De-
cember and January delivery 40-646l5 4l-6id;
January "a and February delivery 4I-o4gs 400
> 42-o4d; March and April delivery a. SD;
April and Way delivery 1854; May and June
| delivery tS-64d Futures firm.
! There were no tenders for delivery at to-day's
clearings.
The weekly cotton statistics are as follows:
Total sales for the week 6l,0)0 bales-Amer-
warded from ships side. 5000 bales: actual
export 1900 bales; total imports 1000 bales
American 4400; total stock $500 bales
American 10000 bales; total aioat 1900
osles-American Coz bales
i;o o. IN futures: A nerican mi idling. low
middling clause. October delivery 45-64d,
5 4s-64d, value; November and December
delivery 81 sd, value; December and January
delivery 4l-6id, value; January and February
s 4l-64d. buyers; February and March delivery
42-old, buyers; March and April delivery
44-o4d, buyers; April and May. delivery
4o-6id, buyers; May and June delivery $500
| . 4s-64d Futures closed firm.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3. noon.-Cotton opened
| quiet bat steady; middling uplands 10isc; mid
ding Orleans 10 9-l6c; sales 2O6 bales
Futures market opened steady. with
| sales as follows: October delivery 10 &c; No
vemoer delivery 10 Gle; December delivery
10 24c; January delivery 10 PC; February de-
livery 10 sec; March delivery 10 4sc
300 p m--Cotton quiet but steady; middling
lose; low middling l5-l6c, good ordinary
l-16c; net receipts here to-day - bales
gross l2sO2; sales to-day $40 bales. all 20 spin
nersi exports to Great Britain col bales to the
| continent 900 forwarded 4O9I bales; stock at
| this port 81 54i bales.
Weekly net receipts at New York 1.464
bales, gross 1891; exports, TO Great Britain
6i.9oO bales, to- the continent 3,S2l bales, to
France 355; forwarded II ,6S4 bales; sales 27l2
bales. all to spinners.
Consolidated net receipts at all ports for
the week 290, S)2 bales; ports to Great Britain
49, 755 bales, to France Is. $50
Total net receipts since Sept. /. 1856, ass bales:
exports, to Great britain 301 Sl4 bales, TO the
| tinent Jos, 627 to France 20.0s2
The SUMS cotton review says: Futures
| opened at points decline, closing quiet but
| firm and lG12 points decline from yesterdays
closing prices. The market again played at
cross purposes with Liverpool. The market
was dearer. The south generally reported
clearing weather. Some of the interior towns
reported increased receipts. aud receipts at the
| ports were swollen oy figures from Brunswick
to total much beyond the estimates. All
| these Influences and some reflex of the bueness
OF the Stock Exchange caused an early decline.
In the last hour there was a fresh invocation of
goblin Jack Frost 1t was sufficient 60 cause
| early decline"
Futures-Narket closed quiet but firm, with
| sales OF 49, 900 bales as follows: October de-
| livery C; November delivery 10 2iDi0 &c;
| December delivery 10 24a4l0 &c; January de
livery 10 5o1io SIC; February delivery ID 371
! 10 Ssc; March delivery 10 i4G1tO 45c; April de-
| livery 10 5lQof0 52c, May delivery 10 SOLO Soc
June delivery 10 o4010 $50, July delivery 10 SO
010 10
915-l6c
NORFOLK. Oct. s.-Cotton firm; middling
| l0c.
BALTIMORE, Oct. Cotton quiet; middling
BosroS, Oct S.-Cotton steady; middling
1o3Sc.
WILMINGTON. Dot s.-Cotton firm; middling
PHH.ADE1PmA. Oct. s.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding l0Nc.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct s.-ootton easy; mid
| ding 10 l-l6c.
Futures Market closed steady, with sales of
II $40 bales, follows; October delivery
| SIC, November delivery 0 nc, december de
livery soc, January delivery Q sac, February
delivery 96c, March delivery 10 &c, April de-
l02jc
MOBILE, Oct. S.-Cotton easier; middling
MEMPHIS, Oct. S.-Cotton quiet but firm; mid
| ding 10c
AUGUSTA, Oct. S-Cotton firm; mIddling
one.
6HARLEsroS Oct a-Cotton steady; middling
0 10 16c
MONTGOMERY Oct a-Cotton firm; middlins
sAc.
COLUMBUS, Oct. S.-Cotton quiet; middling
s]fc.
NASHVILLE, Oct 3.-Cotton steady; middling
93Sc.
SELMA, Oct. s.-Cotton Arm: middllng 9Ssc
ROME, Oct 5.-Cotton steady; middling
9 1-t6c.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 3.-Consolidated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports to-day 49, 4i4 bales;
exports, TO Great Britain $3.50 bales, TO the
continent 1.70l bales, 10 France 56 stock at
all American ports as, ee1 bales.
DRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW York, Oct. 8, noon. - Flour steady.
Wheat firm apd 14c higher Corn strong. Pork
weak at SO Az. Freights slow.
500 p. m.-Fi9ur, southern, dull, unchanged;
common to fair extra 80 ss93 sei good 70
No. red. October delivery 81 GN;
November delivery 81 osss; December delivery
QUIET S Nay o e elevator SSra ! opto ons
1sDsfc higher but LIll october delivery 559sc
November delivery 55}fc; May delivery 56J4c,
oats dull but stcady: options dull and irregular;
4414c; May delivery $3.50; No. spot 1890.
Hops quiet and steady: new 1896; old 1761g4c
Coffee-Options closed barely steady: October
OILY 90; May delivery IS 70; spot Rio active
and hrmer; fair cargoes at 203Ac.
Sugar-raw firm and In fair demand; fair
refining 59kc; centrifugals go test. IS IS
@5szc, white extra G 55sG5 IS &c, off A CD
6 31oc mould A 1l-1oc, standard A 9-16c,
| c0nfectionerS' 67fc cut LOAF 1-lbc, crushed
l-16c. powdered G74c, grsnulated SIC. cubes
6Ac. Molasses-Foreign nomina; New Or
leans quiet; common to fancy 2S@45c. Petro-
leum steady and quiet; crude In bbls,
Parkers, 81 30; refund, at oil ports,
81 40 Cotton seed oil quiet but steady;
crude 2702sc; yellow 3!032c. Wool steady
and in far demand domestic fleece 3D39c;
pulled 200 34c; Texas l712ac. Provisions Pork
quiet and steady; mess Sll oO(6l2 IS;
extra prime $40 50Gl1 90. Beef steady but dull
extra mess 81 50; plate 81 0o017 so. Hams,
beef, dull at Sl4 90. Dried beef quiet but firm.
Tierced beef firm but quiet; city extra
India mess at Sls 90 Cut meats quiet
but steady; picked bellies 6SsG67sc,
picked shoulders 634Qb6lbc, hams 10AQl1iAc.
Middles quiet but steady; short clear Sc 20.
| Lard dull and lower: western steam So 42l4;
city steam So o.; options, october delivery
SIS Is asked November delivery $6 40 bid.
Frei9hts to Liverpool dull; cotton Nd; grain
| nominal.
CHICAGO, Oct AIN wheat It was the dullest
day in q long while Outside orders were few,
and even local operators took bnt little interest
in the market. Fluctuations were within mar
row limits, The opening was shade lower
and the closing M114c higher than yesterday.
| In corn thore was moderate trading within a
range of 3s1Isc, with no special change to
Oats were quiet and steady, with no new feat
was transacted Prices averaged a trtfe higher
only a moderate trade was reported The tone
| at about 2LkGh5c lower In short rib sides
| Afs,nr fF1aH to nm init