The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-25

January delivery 5 ss-ssd: January and Feb-
ruary delivery S46id; February aud March
ID; April and May delivery ID. Futures
easy.
The tenders q deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted TO $500 ba Is new dockets aud =
the weekly cotton statistics are rs follows:
Total sales for the week 1000 bales-Amer-
lcan $500 bales; trade takings. including for.
warded from SLIPS side, 400 bales; actual
export 1000 bales total imports le5, 900 bales
American lOsool; total stock $4,000 bales
American $1,000 bales; total ahoat sos. 900
oales-American 0.cOO bales
| 400 D. m futures: 4 nerIcan inf idling low
middling clause, October delivery 5 3S-e4d
buyers; October and November delivery5 si-6ii,
| sellers; November and December delivery
SS-64d, sellers: December and January de-
/ llv ry s364d, sellers; January and February
delivery SS.54d, buyers; February and March
livery s6o4d, buyers; April and May delivery
1854, buyers; May and June delivery
4o-64d, buyers. Futures closed easy.
NEw YoRK, Oct. ~. noon.-Cotton opened
easy middling uplands 10 3-i6c; middling Or
leans lO3se; sales 1913 bales.
Fdtures-rhe market opened steady at the
| decline. with sales as follows: October delivery
Sic; November delivery CSC; December de-
| livery 9Oc; January delivery 99c February
delivery 10 06c; March delivery 10 lie
800 p. m-Cotton easy; middllng 10 Si6c;
low low midding sssc, good ordinary slsc;
1887; sales to-day 4O5 bales. all to splnners;
exports, to the continent 1, 100 bales: forwarded
e; stock at this port $500 bales.
| Futures-Marketc closed steady with sales of
lb5,sOO bales as follows October delivery 80
| @s Sic; November delivery . 5000 Sic: De
cember delivery 5000 Sc; January delivery
$500 97c; February delivery 10 0SDIO 0lc;
March delivery 10 OS0el0 0sc; April delivery
| ~ lie; May delivery 10 25610 26c, June delivery
10 3211O $50, July delivery 10 3S1l0 acc, A1-
gust delivery 10 42010 44c.
weekly net receipts at New York s,Sls
bales, gross -, 696; exports, TO Great Britain
| 1883 bales, to the continent 7,04l bales to
France $50; forwarded 1886 bales; sales Ii, 5l6
bales, all to spinners.
Consolidated net receipts at all ports for
the week $40 bales; exports, to Great Britain
1871, l5S bales, TO France 1884, to the continent
37,251
Total net receipts since Sept. 1, 1,753,s71
bales; exports, to Great Britain OH $50 bales, to
the continent 27S9S7. to France 60999.
The suns cotton review says: Futures
| opened at 760S points decline closing steady at
| 9G1l points decline from yesterdays closing
prices. The bears ruled the roost to-day
| Efforts which have been made 60 support prices
on adverse crop accounts, alternating from
| 1ros TO violent storms and high winds, were
| badly defeated. Here we are In the last week
| of October with no serious frosts The weather
at the south was clear and COOL but we have
| reached the stage of the season where frosts,
! however severe. can do no serious injury but
possibly do good in some sections. A wager of
$500 10 $500 is reported to have been made that
| the crop will amount to 100000 bales. The
market houndered along at about opening
| prices till the last hour, when there was re-
newed weakness, but in the last fifteen
| minutes there sharp rally on a demand to
cover contracts. stimulated by the possibility
of some reaction. Spot cotton was i-16c
lower"
GALVESTON, Oct. 24.-Cotton steady; middling
0 3-16c.
NORFOLK Oct. 24.-Cotton steady; middling
q9Ec.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 2L-Cotton nominal; mid
BosroN, Oct 24.-Cotton steady demand firm
| middling 104c.
WILMINGTON, Oct s4-Cotton dull; middling
99sc.
PHrLADELPHIA. Oct. eL-Cotton steady; mid
ding 10l5c.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. a-Cotton easy; mid
ding 9Ac.
Futures Market closed steady. with sales of
S,1OO bales, as follows: October delivery
9 soc, November delivery SOC, December de-
livery 55e; January delivery &c, February
livery 82c, May delivery Q Soc June delivery
Q 97c, July delivery 10 04c.
MOBILE. Oct. A.-Cotton easy; middling
99sc.
MEMPHIS, Oct. s4.-Cotton steady; middline
| Q 11-16c.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 2L-cotton quiet; middlinp
0 11-16c.
CHARLEsros, Oct 94-Cotton steady; middlins
eAc.
MONTGOMERY, Oct. 9.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 9l6c.
Macon-Not received.
/
NASHVILLE, Oct 4.-cotton steady; middlins
9Sfc.
ROME, Oct. 24.-Cotton steady; middling
934c.
SELMA Oct. 2i-Cotton closed firm; mid
ding 9akc.
ATLANTA Oct. 24.-Cotton closed dull mid
| ding 9-16c; receipts 800 bales.
New YORK, Oct. 2l-Consolidated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports to-day ST. 1888 bales;
exports, to Great Britain Is, 9oa bales, to the
all American ports 54l, S4 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK. Oct. "a, noon. - Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat quiet and weak Corn dull
and easy. Pork quiet but firm at Eli 600
II So Lard quiet and easy at So 571s. Freights
steady.
500 D. m-Flour. southern, dull and heavy
common to fair extra So 5014 10; good TO
choice extra 81 1506 90; superfine Ss 1904 o..
Wheat unsettled, .14@gsc lower; fairly active,
closing steadier; No red, 81 07as1i 075s in
elevator; options declined 5s0lc on decline in
silver and closer money market, closing weak,
Der delivery 81 0614; November delivery 81 07j6;
December delivery 81 08as; January delivery
81 lO16; May. delivery 81 IN: Corn active,
closing steadier; No. Q. 5s0t5s4c in elevator;
options declined 16@sSc, closed weak in sym
pathy with wheat; October delivery 571Ec; No
vember delivery 5S1Sc; December delivery 5S9sc;
May delivery GOO. Oats dull and heavy; options
fairly active and weaker: October delivery 4sc;
November delivery 4814c; December delivery
4914c May delivery sic; No. spot 4S14c; mixed
western 43049Hc. Hops firm and in good de-
mand; new 4slD47c; state crop of 1889 250b33c.
Coffee-Options closed steady and unchanged
| to 10 points up on better cables, quiet: October
delivery 1s 1908 20; November delivery II 20;
December delivery II 05Q117 10; May delivery
IS 2OG15 p; spot Rio quiet but steady;
No. l05sD105sc; fair cargoes 2O1sc.
Sugar-raw dull but firm; fair refining
5 7-l6c: centrifugas, 96o test, 60: re.
fined lower AID quiet: G 7-l9c; extra c
54G15zsc. white extra G 534G162sc, yellow 594
6D53scc; off A 5js06 1-16c, mould csc.
standard A 61Sc confectioners' 5l6c
cut loaf &c, crushed &c. powdered 11-l6c,
graduated q 9-16c. cubes 6 l-16c. Mo.
lassss-Foregn nominal; New Orleans quiet;
common to fancy 2815lc. Petroleum steady and
quiet crude in barrels, Parkers, 81 25 rein ID.
all ports. at 81 So Cotton seed oil unsettled;
crude 27129c; yellow 8313ic, Potatoee-Prime
fairly active. Wool in good demand and firm;
domestic fleece 3l031c; pulled 276t34c; Texas
is125c. Provisions Pork strong, fair demand
extra mess Sl1 25df1 so. Beef dull but
steaiy; family 81 5OQ1o so; plate 81 COOS 80.
Beef hams, quiet and easy at S!2 50112 rs.
Tierced beef dull but firm; city extra.
India mess S14 GOALS 90. Cut meats
quiet AMI easy; picked bellies 6D6ISc;
picked shoulders 5Ac; hams 91911c.
Middles steady but dull; short clear 90 10.
Lard quiet. easier; western steam So SO; city
steam 80 10; options, October delivery S6 GO;
November delivery SO 52 December delivery
| So g. bid; February delivery So ~ bid May de-
livery 81 Is Freights Liverpool steady; cotton
15d grain re.
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