The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-07

COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 6, noon.-Cotton steady with
fair demand; American middling sgd; sales
1000 bales-American $50; speculation aud
export 500 bales; receipts 5000 bales-American
1900.
Futures American diling low middling
clause, October delivery 43-64d; October and
November delivery ID; November and De-
cember delivery ID; December and January
delivery .i;. sSS4@5 aS64a Janaay and Web Feb
4264d; April and May delivery 44-64d.
Futures barely steady.
There were no tenders for delivery at to-day's
clearings.
middling clause. October delivery 5 $500
A 64d; October and November delivery
5 39-6405 4064d; November and December
delivery 5 a9-64d, sellers; December and January
delivery 39-6id, sellers January and February
5 39-64d. buyers; February aud March delivery
406l05 4l,64d; March, and April delivery
4s64@5 43-64d; April and May delivery
5 446405 45-64d; May and June delivery 46-64@
5 47-64d, Futures closed easy.
New YORK, Oct. 8, noon-Cotton opened
quiet but steady; midding uplands 1880; mid
ding Orleans 10 9-16c; sales PSI bales.
Futures-The market opened firm, with
sales as follows: October delivery 10 lie; No
vember delivery 10 1870; December delivery
10 2lc; January delivery 10 2Sc; February de-
500 p. m.-Cotton closed quiet but steady;
middiing uplands 10Hc; middling Orleans
10 9-l6c; net receipts to-day - bales gross
16,166; sales to-day 1913 bales; also sales last
week, not before reported, 537 bales for con-
sumption and none for export
FutureS-Market closed quiet but steady, with
sales OF $4,000 bales, as follows: October de-
livery 10 17010 lSc; November delivery 10 100
10 20c; December delivery 10 23Il0 24c; jan
uary delivery ~ 29@110 30c; February delivery
~ 3601O SIC: March delivery 10 l2t0lO 43c;
April delivery 10 49010 SOC, May delivery 10 30
@10 SIC, June delivery 10 64@10 Csc, July de-
livery 10 10QI10 re
The Suns cotton review says: Futures
advanced 2@4 points, and closed dull The
market to-day developed some strength Of its
own Liverpool showed little change, but its
steadier closing in the face of large receipts
at our ports, was not lost upon parties who
were short, and orders to cover were the
result; Then we had rumors or conjectures
regarding the forthcoming bureau report. The
ouils were quite certain that it would be the
worst we have had in October for many years.
one leading bear said this was probable, and
that yet We have the largest crop ever grown
But the largest crop won't do. We must have
mucn tho largest at the rate that Lancashire
and New England have been taking cotton"
GALVESTON, Oct. 6.-Cotton quiet middling
l5-l c; net reesipts 49, 005 bales. gross IS U05 /;
sales 90 bales; stock 52.5S7 bales; exports, to
Great Britain II, 673 tales, coastwise 4, zoo bales
NORFOLK, Oct. 6.-Cotton steady; middling
Zoe; net receipts 5,o4l bales, gross 534l; sales
2,yo5 bales; stock 2915l bales; exports, coast
wise 2.09i bales
BALTIMORE, Oct 6-Cotton quiet; middline
104c; net receipts bales gross 1881; sales
none: stock 1864 Dales; exports, coastwise ISL
bales.
Boston, Oct. 6.-Cotton steady; demand fair;
midding 103sc: net rec sipts - bales gross l. 49,;
sales none stock - bales
WILMINGTON, Oct. 6.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 9ls16c; net receipts 2,eys bales, gross
1895. sales none; stock 1923 bales; exports,
to Great Britain $500 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Cotton steady; mid
ding 10y4c; net receipts 81 bales. gross %;
STOCK Z. 425 bales.
Nav ORLEANS, Oct 6.-Cottcn firm, mid