The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-22
IRE the closing quotations of


Ches Ohio. pref erred 10916
Northwestern 1885 Texas Pacific 800 1874
preferred 139 Tenn Coal & Iron. 43
Della. & Lack -. .14i5k Union Pacific 5156
Erie ......-...... 2l1S N. J. Central. -. .112
East tennessee Sl6 Missouri Pacific ct. 696
Lake Snors. -.....1O13s Western Union. S1A
l. vile 4 Nash. 20 Cotton Oil cegi. o.. 1915
memphis & Char. 81 Brunswick ....... 26
Mobile q Ohio. 20 Mobile & Ohio as. 65A
Nash. Cnatt'a., 50 Silver certificates. 10JH
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 81, noon.-Cotton dull, with
a downward tendency; American miidling
51f-16d; sales 5000 baes-American 4, go ;soecu-
la ion and export 500 bales; receipts 81 900 bales
American % 200
Futures A ne lcan m ling, low middling
clause, October delivery 5 37-64d; October and
November delivery "A; November and De-
cember delivery 5 33-64d; December and January
delivery 32-6id, also 336ld; January and
February delivery S9-64d; February aud March
delivery 34-64d; March and April delivery
366td; April and May delivery 35-6id; May
and June delivery ) 4064d Futures opened
weak; since became firm.
400 o. m -Sutures: A nerIcan mi idinx. low
middlng cle Use. October delivery 5 39-e40
40 Sad; October and November delivery
3564dl5 $3.50; November and December
| delivery 5346i@5 3j-64d; December and Jan
uary deiv ry 534-64l15 35-64d January and Feb
| ruary delivery 81 6i@5 35-64d; February and
| March delivery 8 36-64d. buyers; March and
| April delivery 37-64GS5 3S-64d; April and May
| delivery 39-64d.5 40-64d; May and June de-
livery 41-6405 126ld Futures closed firm
NEW YORK, Oct. 81, noon.-CoJUou opened
easy; middling uplands 1OAc; mlddling Or
| leans 10 7-i6c; sales 3l2 bales.
FutureS-The market opened steady, with
| sales as follows: October delivery SIC; No
vember delivery 8 Sc; December delivery
9 95c; January delivery 10 O2c; February de-
| livery 10 Csc; March delivery 10 l4c.
500 p. m.-Cotton closed easy; middling
uplands 1O14c; middling Orleans 10 T-l6c;
net receipts to-day bales, gross 3341 ;
sales to-day 242 bales.
E,tss orka 1lN 90 dxy xr,fth ole ,.f
| 120,60O bales, as follows: October delivery
| 5000 92c; November delivery 9 $500 94c; De-
cember delivery 9J@10 00c; January delivery
| 10 05c; February delivery 10 1000 lie; March
| delivery 10 1S0l0 19c; April delivery 1G 900
10 &c, May delivery 10 33Q110 34c, June delivery
10 4O61lO 41c, July delivery 10 46l10 47c, Au-
gust delivery 10 500lO sc.
| The SaLH's cotton review says: Future 8
opened at l0012 points advance, closing at 60
| Spoints advance from yesterdays closing prices
| and steady. Jack Frost came to the relief of
| the bulls this morning. killing frost was re-
ported from middle and western North Caro-
| lima. Liverpool also seems to have heard of it.
| That market, from a cheaper opening, turned
to dearer closing, and the bears made rush
| TO cover that soon run prices up COS points.
| Then it was said that no serious INJURY could
result from the frost reported; in fact, the
time has come when light frosts do good rather
| than harm. Speculation fell Off and values
slightly receded, but in the last fifteen minutes
there was a recovery to the first figures of the
! day. Weather reports from the south were q
| lttle nlXeQ, WlIlOuU special feature. Sp0C
| cotton was quiet but about steady"
| GALVESTON, Oct. 21.-Cotton easy; middling
| 13-ltc; net receipts 7,19o bales. gross 7,l9S;
sales 200 bales; STOCK "a 752 bales; exports,
| coaStwise 40l3 bales
| NORFOLK. Oct 2l.-Cotton steady; middline
| 11-16c; net recsipts 6,S2S bales, gross 6, S2S
| sales b, 14S bales; stock 403Sl bales; exports,
to Great Britain l2,603 bales, coastwise 2,41S
| bales.
| BALTIMORE, Oct 21.-Cotton nominal; mid
| ding 1Ozsc; net rece pts - bales, gross 1862;
sales none; stock o,J16 hnles; exports, to Great
| britain - bales, coastwise 700.
| Boston, Oct. 2l.-Cotton quiet and easy;
middling 104c; net rec .ipts 172 bales, gross
337; sales none; stock bales.
WILMINGTON, Oct. 21.-Cotton quiet: mid
ding 916c; net receipts 2,2>4 bales, gross 2294
sales = oales; stock 1856 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 21,-Cotton steady; mid
| ding 105sc; net recei pts - bales, gross 1874;
| stock 4,6l5 bales.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 21.-Cotton quiet
middling 1oc; net receipts 81 7i2 bales, gross
26,7t9; sales 1000 bales; stock 1875 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 4,s0O bales, to the
| continent 500.
Futuras-Tne market closed steady, with
| sales of 4! 800 bales as follows: October delv-
cry CSC, November delivery SIC, Decem-
Der delivery 8 65c, January delivery nc, Feb
ruary delivery 8 zoe, Marcn delivery 9 sc,
! April delivery e4c, May delivery 10 01c
June delivery 10 csc. July delivery l9 15c.
MOBILE, Oct. 21.-Cotton market quiet;
midd ing $3.50; net receipts S469 bales, gross
S469 bales; sales 500 bales; stock 1881 bales;
exports, coastwise 1864 bales
| MEMPHIS, Oct. 2l.-Cotton steady; middlng
| csc; receipts $3.50 bales; shipments 1850
bales sales 1892 bales; STOCK 1855 bales.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 2l.-Cotton quiet; middling
934c; recei its 1891 bales shipments 1,724 bales;
sales 2,00l bales; sloc 2O,63l bales.
| ding 9Ac; net receipts 3,1l7 bales, gross
| 31.7; sales 1900 bales; stock 47,736 bales; ex-
ports, coastwise 1,444 bales, to Great Britain
| 1867.
ATLANTA. Oct 21.-CotUon steady; middling
| 95Ec; receipts !. 049 bales.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2I.-Consolidated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports to-day 59,Ol9 bales;
| ex )orts, to Gre 1t Britain 22O7O bales, TO the
| continent 1888 bales, to France -; stock at
| all American ports 543,534 bales
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
| NEW York, Oct. 21. noon. - Flour active and
| firm. Wheat active but strong. Corn active
| but firm Pork quiet but firm at S12 ESQ
1880 Lard quiet but stronger at Sc 62l4. Freights
| steady.
500 p. m.-Flour, southern, firm and quiet
common to fair extra SO 5004 10;
good to choice extra 81 1905 90; superfine
| 50 1904 90. Wheat unsettled, ss@xc higher
| closing easy but dull No. red, 81 0SA in
| elevator; options advanced 11s@1Ac on de-
crease in amount on passage and highe0 cables
reacted &c on realizing, closing barely steady
delivery 81 OS1s; November delivery 81 O91s;
December delivery 81 %; January delivery
81 1915; May delivery 81 ID. Corn quiet, 9s0Ac
options advanced 1A01Ac on free western
buying, but declined 1s04sc on realizing Octo
Der delivery 594c; November delivery $3.50;
December delivery 59l4c; May delivery 0lj6c.
Oats less active, M0!1sc up; options stronger
and more active; October delivery 491sc; No
vember delivery 1850; December delivery 501Sc;
May delivery 52}sc; No. = srot g994914c; mixed
western 46050c. Hops strong and in fair de-
mand; new 4sM47c; state crop of 1889 25Q133c.
Coffee - options closed steady and unchanged
to Is down, lower cables; quiet; October delivery
IS 1001S is; November delivery IL 50G117 60:
Decem Der delivery II 0501T 10; May de-
livery 15.4o0l5 50: spot Rio dull but steady; far
cargoes 2O1ec. Sugar-raw dull but firm; fair
refining S7-16c; centrifugaIs, go test, &c; re,
fined steady but dull; G 919c; extra G
55505s4c. white extra G 556G6c, yellow 59s
@56scc; off A 606 31oc. mould A ll-l6,
standard A 9l6c: confectioners' A 6ssc,
cut loaf z 1-l6c, crushed 1-l6c. powdered
65kc, granuated $685. 11-16c; cubes SIC.
Molasses-Foreign dull; New Orleans quiet;
common TO fancy 2S145c. Petroleum steady and
quiet; crude in barrels, Parzers, 81 25; rein ID.
al. ports at 81 60 Cotton seed oil quiet;
crude 276129c; yellow 3353ic. Potatoes-Prime
fairly active Wool fairly active and Iirm;
domestic fleece 3413lc: pulled 27034c; Texas
1e@25c. Provisions Pork moderately active and