The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-28

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East 'Tennesses. Sd Missouri Pacific . 6Sls
Lake Snors .l014 Western Union. Sl%
J. vile & Nash. 1S Cotton Oil certi. 1914
MemPlis 4 Clar. 81 Brunswick ....... 20
Mobile & Ohio. % Mobile & Ohio As 81
Nash. 6 Cnatt'a 9s Silver certificates 1854
LIVERPOOL. Oct. %, noon.-Cottou steady
and in lair demand; American middling 55sd
sales 10000 bales-American $500; speculation
and export 1000 bales; receipts 6,400 bales
all American.
Futures - ue-icsn IN lling. low mitiling
clause, October delivery 81 6id; October and
November delivery ID; Novsmber, and De-
cemoer delivery 3i-64d; December and January
delivery 5 Sl-5id; January aud February de-
livery o2-64d; February and March delivery
3 It'd March aud April delivery 356id /;
April and May delivery 1854; May ana June
delivery 3G-6id. Futures firm.
The ten ters d dsIiveries at to-day's clearings
amounted 10 $500 ba es new dockets and 100
bales old
4:o0p. IN futures: American mi idling. low
mddling ella Use. Octob,r delivery 32-64d,
buyers; October and November delivery ID
November and December delivery S2-64d.
buyers: December and January delivery
; 32-64d, buyers; January and February delivery
3e-64@5 33-64d; February and March delivery
1864, value; March and April delivery
35-6495 36-64d; April and May delivery 1854
a. Ss-64d; May and June delivery 5 s9649
40-64d. Futures closed steady.
NEW YORK, Oct. %, noon.-Cotton opened
easy; midding uplands 1880; middling Or
leans 10 5-16c; sales 249 bales.
Fdtures-The market opened steady, with
vemoer delivery SIC; December delivery Sc;
January delivery 96c February delivery
10 0ic; March delivery 10 10c.
500 p. m;-Cotton closed steady; middling
uplands 10 Lice; middling Orleans 104c;
net receipts to-day 1875 bales, gross 1883;
sales to-day 3l4 bales; also last week, not oe-
for reported, d21 bal = for consumption.
FutIres-Market closed weak, with sales of
hall fNIt n1t.l .arI oIi. QL.
Sic; November delivery 1909 nc; De-
cember delivery l19 SIC; January delivery
g90D9 Ole; February delivery 8 NC; March
delivery, 10 02@l0 DC; April delivery 10 loo:
May delivery 10 1910 100, June delivery ~ 20
@iJ 27c, July delivery 10 320l0 BIC. August
delivery 10 5000 3sc.
The SulS cotton review says: Futures
opened az points advance. closing weak at 3 D
points decline from Saturdays closing price
The cotton market to-day was a repetition of
the story of the general VINO marched up and
then marched down again There were re-
ports of cold weather from nearly all points of
the south, and thermometers were at freezing
point or nearly so in some sections. The
flimsy fro III the signal service predicted killing
frosts to night, and it was generally I'D nitted
that killing frostS need not surprise anybody.
This secured some of the few more plucky
bulls, who took a hack at the market, AMI
prices went up 507 points. Values began to
weaken just before the last call. The trick
heretofore has been to buy on the day of frost
accounts and sell the next. But to-day the
morning buyers thought they would realize,
and when they attempted TO sell, prices followed
McGinty with great celebrity. The depre ssion
was assisted by the weakness of spot markets.
Spot cotton was 1-1ec lower and dull
GALVESTON, Oct. 27.-Cotton quiet; middling
9Ac; net receipts 6S7 bales, gross 49, $751; sales
LIS bales; stock 1928 bales; exports, to
Great Britain r. 9945 bales, coastwise 1853
NORFOLK, Oct. ? Cotton steady; middling
95sc; net receipts 5,767 bales, gross 5767; sales
2, l2s bales; STOCK $4,000 bales; exports, coast
wise 1881 bales
BALTIMORE, Oct 21-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 10xc; net receipts /, 525 bales, gross ,03o;
sales none: stock 49, bales; exports, coastwise
l,S bales.
BosroN, Oct 27.-Cotton easier; demand fair:
middling 101sc: net rec 9ipts = bales, gross
22J; sales none; stock bales; exports to
Great Britain 2,4i1 bales
WILMINGTON, Oct. 27.--Cotton firm: mid
ding 915c; net receipts 1886 bales, gross J. S36
sales = bales; stock 1886 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27.-Cott N quiet; mid
ding 10I2c; net receipts 81 bales. gross 81;
stock 4,959 bales.
middling SIC: net receipts 1871 bales gross
1896; sales 670O bales; stock !52, 2l1 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 6623 bales, to France
7,015, coaSUwise :.
sales of 400 bales as follows: October deliv-
cry 45c, November delivery o 45c Decem-
Der delivery sic, January delivery 5Sc Feb
ruary delivery sesc Maren delivery delivery c
June delivery a2c. July delivery 9Jc
MOBILE, Oct. 27.-Cotton, nothing doing on
account of fire; about 5000 bales were burned;
midd ing SIC; net receipts 1896 balls, gross
exports, coastwise 1852 bales.
MEMPHIS. Oct. 27.--Cotton steady; middling
9999c; receipts -, l46 bales; shipments $500
AUGUSTA, ocj 27.-Cotton quiet but steady;
mdding 99Sc; recei Jts 2,4S5 bales; sn p
ments 1875 bales; sales 1853 bales; stoc 22.959
bales.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 27-Cotton steady; mid
ding Lice; net receipts $3.50 bales gross s. SS9;
sales 1000 bales: stock 1896 bal S; exports,
to the continent 5000 bales, to France 5, $50.
ATL ANITA, Oct. 27.-CotUon steady; middling
91Sc; receipt, 1851 bales.
NEW YORK, Oct 21.-Cousolidated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports to-day 72,0S3 bales
expor,s, to Grew Britain 500 bales, TO the
continent Is, 1894 bales, to France 1922; stock at
all American ports SIG GAL bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK. Oct q. noon - Flour dull and
weak. Wheat Ill and unchanged. Corn quiet
and easy. Pork quiet and firm at S1l 25Qb
1851. Lard quiet and steady at Sc CO. Freights
steady.
500 D. m.-Flour. southern, weak; common
to fair extra So 7004 Is; good to choice
extra 81 2514 IS; superfine So 1904 90. Wheat
dull, a4G1lc lower and weak: No. red, 81 065S
in elevator; options fell I1zO19sc on free selling
by principal western operators. closed easy
an quiet S20llc ultuel odGoIudS, No y Ieu, Oc-
tober delivery 81 o6A; November delivery
81 OF: December delivery 81 0734; January
delivery 81 1919; May delivery 81 1895. Corn
dull and easier; No. .. 59>1@5s24c in elevator;
options dull and Ac lower and easy;
October delivery $500: November delivery 5S16c;
December delivery soc; May delivery 604c.
Oats moderately active and steady; options
quiet and easier: October delivery 4S14c; No
venber delivery 4s14c; December delivery 4914c;
May delivery 5l14c; No. SPOT 4S1zc; mixed west
ern 4S16049c. Hops strong and in fair de-
mand; new 43g4sc; state crop of 1899 25G33c.
Coffee Options closed firm; October de-
livery IS 20D1S %; November delivery II 100
II so: December delivery IL 200l7 30; May de
livery Is 406l5 IS; spot Rio quiet but steady;
fair cargOes 201fc; No. Z 1850 SIC.
Sugar-raw quiet but firm; fair refining
haed dull AID quiet: G 7.iac; extra G
5AM55sc. white extra G 534065Sc, yellow 81
@5ISc; of A 1906 1-1oc, mould 62sc.
Standard A 616c. confectioners' a 5-l6c
cut loaf &c, crushed &c powdered 1l-l6c.
grsnulated . 9-l6c. cubes l-16c. Mo-
lasses-Foreign nominal; New Orleans quiet:
com mon to fancy 2s145c. Petroleum steady and
quiet: crude in barrels. Parkers, 81 %; rein d,
al ports at 81 Co. Cotton seed oil frmer;
crude c7G2sc; yellow 33O3lc. PotatoesPrime
fairly active. Wool in good demand and firm;
domestic fleece 341Sc: pulled 2I034c Texas
lsM2jc Provisions-Pork quiet. and steady;
extra mess Sill 3511l so; extra prime $40 30
oil %. Beef dull but stesiy family - %
6110 so: plate 81 001S so. Beef, hams. quiet
aud weak at Sl2 50012 10 Tierced beef dull;
city extra, India mess S14 004l5 o. Cut
meats quiet aa steady; picked bellies 6Gb656c;
picked shoulders 514c; hams 949kc
Middles steady but dull; short clear 50 20.
Lard quiet. strong; western steam IS %; city