The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-21

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March aud April delivery s7-6sd; May and
June delivery ID Futures easy.
Inc en'ers OF Deliveries at to-day's clearings
announcer 10 !. 400 ba es new dockets
800 D. m -sutures: Ansrlcan miidlinz. lor
miduns cialSe. October delivery 3s-s4d,
es. october and November delivery
delivery 3S-6495 S46id: December aud Jan
uary dellv -ry S3-64d53464d; January and Fen
rruary delivery 3s-6lt5 1904; February and
April delivery s6-64d buyers: ApriI anu d
May delivery 3S-64G 39-64i; May and June
delivery 4OS495 42-64d. Futures closed
NEw YoRk. Oct. 20, noon.-Couou opened
easy; midding uplands l0l4c; middlinS or
leans 10 7-l6c; sales 200 bales
FuturesLIhe market opened steady. with
| safes as follows: October delivery 10 sic: No
0emoer delivery 9 sec; December delivery
9oc; January delivery 10 02c; February de-
livery 10 OSc; March delivery 10 i5c
| 800 p. Motion closed easy; middling
| uplands lO14c; middling Orleans 10 1-l6c;
| net receipts to-day SOS bales, gross 10. SOL |;
sales to-day 44S bales; sales last week not before
/ reported 500 bales for consumption.
| Ftlt lres-Market closed steady, with sales of
l5S2O bales, as follows: October delivery
$500 SIC; November delivery 9 s70s ssc; De-
cemher delivery g3GA9 Q4-: January deIivarv
~ OODle Ole; February delivery iO660lO O7c;
March delivery 10 Il9I0 l3c; April delivery
IL le1lJ lgc, May delivery 10 259lO Re June
aenVery 10 5S9l0 $40. July delivery 10 $50
| III 4Uc, August delivery 10 420l04Sc
| The SUa's cotton review saws: Futures
| opened az 4G5 points decline, closing 9Ws
points decline from Saturdays closing prices
ana steady. Toe market is quite broke down
| to-day. Liverpool showed depression Re
ceip.S at the ports were very large and at in
| terror towns showed a healthy increase Mem
phls, which has been backward, i, now coming
forward with very full figures There were re-
| ports OF light frosts at one or two points, but
these, at this stage of the season, were like Rip
Van Winkle's drink, they did not count. The
bears cannot longer be scared by frost reports
lad hal he
| crop Is large one, aud the bulls make but
| Feeble resistance to tue decline in prices. Cur
rent consumption is phenominally large, and
prooaoly would not find 800 900 bales exces-
| slve, but with 1850 000 with possibly an ap-
| Proclamation to S,0O0.0O0, may prove burden
some Spot cotton was easier but without
GALVESTON, Oct 2O.-Cotton easy; middling
| 9IAc; net receipts Is Csc bales. gross rs est;
| sales 100 bales; stock 81 ,597 bales; exports
| to Great Britain 1874 bales, coastwise 1888
| bales,
NORFOLK. Oct. 2o.-Cotton steady; middling
ll-lGc; net rec sipts ,432 bales, gross 43S /;
sales 4'2sl bales; stock 1854 bales; exports,
| coastwiss 2,402 bales.
| BALTIMORE, Oct 20.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding l018c; net receipts % bales, gross ,457;
sales none; stock 6,3ii bales; exports, to Great
Britain - bales, cOaStwise 325.
| BoSrON, Oct. 20.-Cotton weak and in fair de-
mand; middling 1016c: net rec sipts 81 bales,
| gross 1858; sales none; stock bales; ex-
| ports, to Great Britain 1884 bales
| WILMINGTON, Oct. 2O.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 915c; net receipts 2,54 bales, gross 2,54l
| sales - bales; stock, 21.662 bales; exports,
| coastwise - bales, to Great Britain 56o.
| PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20.-Cott IN steady; mid
ding l0Ac; net receipts 1s5 bales, gross IA;
sock 423i bales.
New ORLEANS. Oct; 0-Cotton quiet;
| 1olA2; sales 5000 bales; stock :2J,346 bales;
| exports, coastwiSe - bales, to France 7454.
| to the continent 3126.
Futures-The market closed steady, with
sales of 2S,6OD bales as follows: October deliv-
cry SIC. November delivery soc, Decem-
| Der delivery 9 67c, January delivery Csc, Feb
delivery &c M MaS d SSvsry
June delivery Q g9c July delivery 10 O6c.
MOBILE, Oct. 2O.-Cotton market easy;
midding 11-1sc; net receipts 1856 bales, gross
$685. bales; sales 600 bales; stock To- 316 bales;
| exports, coastwse &. 400 bales.
| MEMPHIS. Oct. 20-Cotton steady; middling
s9sc; receipts 1l,65s bales; shipments 1890
| bales; sales 4.603 bales; srocl 80. 232 bales.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 2O-Cotton quiet; lniddling
9s4c; recei It's 2 400 bales; sh pnents ,3Os bales
sales 1919 bales; soc 1885, bales,
CHARLESTON, Oct. sO.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 9jzc; net receipts 6,652 bales, gross
6,652; sales 1886 bales; stock 5O,73O bales; ex
ports, to the continent 9, 100 bales
ATLANTA, Oct. 20-Cotton quiet; middling
| 9 O. 16c; receipts ,0S2 bales.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2O.-Consolidated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports to-day "a 2S8 bales
exports, to Great Britain 26,7s6 bales 20 the
continent 1875 bales, to France 9,104; stock al
| all American ports 520.70S bales.
| GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
New YORK, Oct, 90 noon. - Flour quiet and
| firm. Wheat active but firm. Corn quiel
| but firm. Pork quiet but steady at f11 5Oa
II .. Lard quiet but firm at Sc So Freights
steady.
active; common to fair extra SO 5004 10;
good to choice extra 81 1906 90; supsrfine
So 1904 90. Wheat dull, 191Ac higher and
| firm; No. red, 81 08A in elevator; options
| ar huv nv two or hran
strong houses and closed firm on lighter re-
ceipts at Minneapolis than had been at
a rst sent 4, o forwasd; No red, oetoSer
December delivery 81 ooss; January delivery
81 1915; Nav delivery 81 1875. Corn moderately
active, scarce and &c higher; No. 2. 5S4 D56a4c;
out in some states less than had been looked
| for; October delivery $3.50; November de-
| livery soc; December delivery 59Nc; May de-
livery Gle. Oats fairly active and 1sD!16c up;
| No. spot 4S6t4616c; options stronger and fairly
| active; October delivery 4Sc; November de
livery 4SI6c; December delivery 1890; May
delivery 5l14c; mixed western 45@ 914c. Hops
strong and in good demand; new, 4s3 iec; old
| 17@24c. Coffee : Options closed steady and
higher; better cables quiet; October delivery
IS 10D1S 90. November delivery II 5O017 co.:
livery 10 40115 so; spot Rio dull but steady; far
cargoes 201ac. Sugar-raw quiet but firm; fair
refining 5716c; centrtugals, $50 test, &c: re-
fined steady but dull; G 5 9l9c; extra G
| 639scc; off cos 3-16c. mould A 6 11-16,
| standard A 916c; confectioners' 83sc,
| cut loaf Z 1-t6c, crushed Lice. powdered
| 65sc, granulated 65sQS6 11-16c; cubes SIC.
| Moasses-Forcign nominal; New Orleans quiet;
common to fancy 2S145c Petroleum steady and
quiet; crude in barrels. Parkcrs, 81 25; refined,
all ports at 81 90. Cotton seed oil firm;
crude 27029c; yellow 33@3ic, Potatoes-Prime
fairly active. Wool fairly active and firm;
domestic fleece 34O3ac: pulled 27OS4c; Texas
1S025c. Provisions-Pork strong and more
extra mess ST. 25@1l SO. Beef quiet but
steady; family So 50G10 so; plate 81 00t1S so.
Beef, hams. dull and weak at S!2 5o012 rs.
Terced beef firm but quiet; city extra.
India mess S14 00015 90. Cut meats
dull ana weak; picked bellies 6A@716c;
picked shoulders sac; hams 915010c.
Middles steady but quiet; short clear 80 20.
Lard higher but dull; western steam 50 So; city
steam SO 10 options, October delivery S6 20;
November delivery SO 50; December delivery
So 70; May delivery 81 Is. Frelghts to Liver
pool dull; cotton I'D; grain nominal
CHICAGO, Oct 20.-In wheat trading was
quite large and the market quite active within
higher range of prices. Speculative offerings
were fair, but the demand was SO active that
offerings readily absorbed. and did not
prevent prices from steadily advancing until
higher prices were reached, when the market
eased up some under larger offerings. st. Louis,
1t was claimed bought freely, ard some of the
prominent local traders we're als0 the buying
side Shorts GOV red freely. The opening was
little tame. Prices under steady buying were
advanced 116Q19se, then eased Off 34c, fuctu-
ated some and closed MGA1c higher than Satur-