The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-01


Northwestern los Texas Pacific 80 I7,s
preterrei. lss Tenn. Coal & Iron Il =
Dela- 4 Lack -. 1854 Union Pacific. 80. 46S<
IRE .-...-....-.-. q ". ]. Central. iI0A
East feuneSses. Missouri Paciic . 6SX
Lsse Snors. ...... 1855 Western Union SOsS
L'ville & Nash. 1914 Cotton OIL cert 1917
Memphis & Char. 81 Brunswick 800. este
9 Ms 4 Ohio;. - ga Mobile 4 Ohio Is. 651s
NASH e Chatta. % Silver certificates. 1OS9s
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 81. Business
moderate at easier prices; Arperican middlinx
9-l6d; sales 1000 american & 900; specti-
lation and export 500 bales; receipts 5000 bales
Futurss A ne lcsn m ling. low mtidlIny
clause, October delivery Si-e4G5 ss-5i9
> Ss-eid; October and November delivery
5 Ss6id; November and December delivery
. SO; December and January delivery
2e-S4d; January aud February delivery
Ss-o4d; February and March delivery S0-6sd;
March and April delivery S2-64A5 Si-6fd:
April and May delivery S4-64d; May ana June
delivery S6-6id. Futures steady
The sexgtars ls,S ssyeeis<at ts-1ayts clsarings
amounted TO $500 ba Is new docxets and 300
bales old.
middiing clause. November delivery 2S-64d,
valuA' November and December delivery
S7-6sd, sellers; December and January delivery
2l-5id, value; January and FEBRUARY delivery
es6ld, sellers; February and March delivery
s@o46n5 S0-64d; March and April delivery
3i-64d, buyers; April and May delivery 3364A
34o4d; May and June delivery s5-6iM
36-64d; June and July delivery 3sl6id sellers
Futures closed quiet but steady.
The weekly cotton statistics are as follows:
Total SAILS for the week 1000 bales-Amer-
lean $500 bales; trade takings, including for.
warded from ships side, 1870 balas; actual
export 1000 bales total Imports 1tO,OOO bales
American $500; total stock $500 bales
American 27l,000 bales; total ahoat 345. 900
bales-American $50, 600 bales
New YORK, Oct. 81, noon.--Cotton opened
easy; middling upands 1916; middling Or
leans 1Olsc; sales 1853 bales.
Futures-The market opened barely steady,
with sales as follows October delivery roc;
November delivery Tlc; December delivery
&c; January delivery s6c; February delivery
CSC; March delivery 9 Csc.
500 p. motion easy; middling 0 l5-16o;
nes T %asS here SUSd a 6ass sS
$500; sales to-day bales. all to spinners;
exports, to the Continent l,134 bales; forwarded
:, 50 baies; stock at TINS port $3.50 bales.
Weekly net receipts at New York AIT
bales, gross 81, 7Si; exports, TO Great Br,eain
10,9g7 bales, 20 the continent 1895 bales, TO
France 647; forwarded 1854 bales; sales ABB
bales; TO spinners 1873.
the week 81, $3.50 bales; EXPORTS Co Great Britain
l036l7 bales, TO France Si,sO5; TO the continent
90, 500
Total net receipts since Sept. /, 2095, 707
bales exports, to Great Britain 715, IN bales, to
the continent 369, 81, TO France 90. a07.
Futures-Market closed weak. with sales of
$40, 500 bales, follows: October delivery 66c,
nominal; November delivery 6jQD9 &c: De-
cember delivery 8 7aGoa 7sc; Janusry deliver
53d19 Sic; February delivery 9 500 SIC; March
delivery 5000 Ole; April delivery 9 970
Csc; May delivery 10 oS0lo 06c, june delivery
10 124l0 13c, July delivery 10 1910 2oc. Au-
gust delivery 10 22010 24c.
The Sun's cotton review says: Futures
opened at 400 points decline, closing weak at
1O1l2 points decline from yesterdays closing
prices. Bears had picnic to-day. The market
showed a general and decided weakness, and
prices reached the lowest figures of the season
without developing an appearance of steadi-
ness. Bulls were to some extent demoralized.
There were moments OF strength in the course
of the day. but they were merely tho effect of
buying to cover earlier sales, many of the bears
being rimid and taking small profit. In fat. 1t
is this timidity of the bears that Is an essential
element of weakness. There is no large short
interest kept open The large increase in
stocks at interior towns making very foil
plantation movement, caused some depression
in the last hour. There were frost reparts from
the Mississippi valley, but no one regarded
them. Spot cotton t6c lower"
GALVESTON, Oct. 31.-Cotton quiet; middling
9Szc.
NoRFoLK. Oct 3i.-Cotton quiet but steady;
middllng NO
BALTIMORE, oct. si.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding l0c.
BosroN. Oct. si.-Cotton quiet and easy mid
ding Ice.
WILMINGTON, Oct 5i.-Cotton dull and lower
to sell; middling 91Sc.
PHrLADELPHrA Oct. Si.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding l0Ssc
NEw ORLEANS, Oct. si.-Cotton easy; mid
ding 9 ll-l6c.
Futures Market closed barely steady, with
sales of 5000 bsles, as follows: November
delivery Sic, December delivery o SIC, jan
uary delivery 44c, February delivery SOC,
March delivery SIC, April delivery 6ic
May delivery S7oc, June delivery 0 TIC, July
MosILE, Oct. si.-Cotton easy; middling
MEMPHIS, Oct. si.-cotton easy; middlins
91sc.
CaAaLxsroS, Oct. si.-Cotton quiet; middling
MoSreoaEHY, Oct. s1.-Cotton dull; mid.
ding 94c.
Macon-Not received.
COLUMBUS, Oct 31.-Cotton dull; middling
NASHVILLE. Oct Si.-Cottou quiet but steady /;
ROME, Oct. si.-Cotton steady; middling
$3.50.
SELMA. Oct. ai,-Cotton closed steady; mid
ding 944c.
ding 7-l6c; receipts 938 bales.
New YORK, Oct. demonstrated net re-
receipts at ali cotton ports to-day 94.f11 bales;
exporis, to Great Britain e s2a bales, to the
continent 20,6n bales, to France 81; stock at
all American ports 692,379 bales.
GRAIN AND PhONlstONS
NEW YoRK. Oct 81. noon Flour quiet and
firm Wheat quiet and easy. Corn dull and
unchanged. Pork quiet and firm at S1l $50
1850 Lard quiet and easy at So So Freights
steady.
mon to fair extra 50 1904 IS; good to choice
extra 81 1904 50; superfne 50 1904 90. Wheat
very dull but firm; No. red, 81 Oe1s In ee-
vator: options firm; No 2 red, November de-
livery 81 07zk; December delivery 81 o.; jan
uary delivery 81 1919; May delivery 81 13as.
Corn dull, a shade higher and firm; No. 2. Coo
ia elevator; options strong; November delivery
COO; December delivery 603zc; May delivery 62c.
Oats fairly active and unchanged; options
December delivery Soc; May delivery 521sc;
46Ib050c. Hops firm and in fair de-
mad; new 43D4Sc; state crop of 1889 2503sc.
Ooffee-Options closed barely steady; Novem-
her delivery II 40: December delivery 10 $50
is 95; May delivery Is 050l5 IS; spot Rio duh.
nominal; fair cargoes 2Oc; No. z l835QD1858c.
Sugar-raw dull and nominal; fair refining
S 5-16c; centrifu2ais, 90 test, l51c8: re-
sMG55sc. white extra G 5s4aezsc, yellow s4
G.5Jsc: OF A 1905 I-16c, mould 6Ssc.
Standard A 6Ikc, confectionery 8 5-i6c
cut loaf &c, crushed &c. powdered 9 11-16c.
formulated 9-16c. cubes 1-i6c. Mo-
Issses-Foreign nominal; New Orleans quiet;
common 10 fancy 23Qt4oc. Petroleum easier and
quiet; crude in barrels, Parkcrs, 81 %: refined,
ali ports, at 81 80. Cotton seed oil firm;
crude 27A25c; yellow 3303ac. Potatoes-Prime
fairly as so. s wSS a psss s sas T ss
is0n25c' Provisons-Pork fair demand, Arm;
extra mess $1 25G1i so; extra prime $40 80
Ntf m Rnef steady but dull: family n 80