The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-11


yember delivery 10 aoc; December deliver,
10 &c; jan iary delivery 10 25c; February de
liver 10 s2e; March delivery 10 soc.
500 p. m-COttOn easier; middiing lofsc
low niddling lS-l6c. good ordinary l-i6o
net receipts here to-day 40 bales gross
| lib sales to-day 6i5 bales. all to spinners
unent Also: forwarded 5,O62 bales; stock al
this por 70 bales
| Fut lres-Market closed steady, with sales oil
~ 500 bales as follows: October delivery
| 10 l24lO l5c; November delivery % lee; DE
cemoer delivery 10 lie; January delivery 10 ,;
Wl0 &c; February delivery 10 29&l0 SC;
March delivery 10 35GDI0 Soc; April delivery
u 300 4Sc. May delivery 10 4aDI0 SOC. June
delivery 10 SOLO csc, July delivery 10 oS q
| 10 sc.
Weekly net receipts at New York 1s5s
| 1856 bales, TO the continent s.75i bales, 10
| France 40a; forwarded %, l5S bales; sales 3glG
| bales. all To spinners.
Total net receipts since Sept. /. l,1e1. $50
bales; exports, to Great Britain 80 III bales, to
| the continent 1909. TO France 81 l38.
Inc cotton MARKET was quiet but
steady in the first two hours to
day, only 5000 bales changing hands ia that
time, but when the government crop report was
! issued Just after noon, trading became excited
aud large blocks of long cotton were thrown
over. In the next hat hour prices for near
| oprons dropped : points aud far options
| drop ped 10 points. Selling on the decline was
| enormous, the transactions between ~: 30 and
? p IN. amounting 70 $500 bales. In the la It
]
the market closed steady at a decline OF 41D7
points on near months and l0@o13 points on dis
eant months. The total sales of to-day were
| l42 CO.,"
The Sun's cotton revisw says: "Fupures
| opened at unchanged prices closing steady at a
uecllne OF 5Q1G p i1ts on near aud l001l2 DO nts
on distant months from yesterdays closing
! prices. The market during the morning hours
was stale, flat and unprottable, awaiting the
| government crop report. 1t came while the
second cali was II progress The superiltend-
/ m lima -.
| 50 per cent, 511 per cent. below one year ago
| TAis was bette. han was expected ami scene
| OF great excitement followed Operators fairly
| tumblod over each other in their eagerness to
sell January dropped 5 points aud March :
| points at one clip. At the decline Of Il points
| from recent figures the IN lrket steadLe up and
finally made a small recovery on demand to
| cover some early sales. The government report
| seams to point 10 crop OF $4,000 900 tales not
enough to justify the attitude of the bears"
GALVESTON, Oct. l0.-Cotton firm; middling
| 1oc.
NORFOLK. Oct. 1O.-cotton steady; middling
| 10c t'
BALTIMORE. Oct. lO.-Cotton quiet; miadllng
l0Ac
BosroN, Oct 1O.-Cotton quiet but steady;
WILMSaroN, Oct. 1O.-Cotton firm; middling
| 9}4c.
PHILADELPHIA, oct lO-cotton steady; mid
! ding l094c.
NEw ORLEANS, Oct 1O.-Cotton easy; mid
| ding l0c.
Futures Market closed steady, with sales of
5000 bales, rs follows: October delivery
| 1oc, November delivery 74c, Dece nber de-
| livery SIC, January delivery Q 92c, February
| delivery 92c, .darch delivery 10 1c, April de
livery 10 0Sc, May delivery 10 49,, June delivery
| 10 2ic
MOBILE, Oct. 1O.-Cotton easy; middling
MEMPHIS, Oct. 1O-Cotton steady; middling
| l0c.
AUGUSTA, Oct. IO-cotton steady; middliay
| 9 1871 C.
CHARLzsroN. Oct lo.-Cotton firm; middling
| 9,Ac.
MONTGOMERY, Oct. 1O-Cotton firm; niddling
| gAc.
| nacon-Not received
| COLUMBUS, Oct. I0.-cotton firm; middlina
| 09Ac.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 1o-Cotton steady; middling
ROME, Oct. 1O.-Cotton steady; middling
9s4c.
ATLANTA Oct IO-Cotton closed quiet; mid
! dhng,9 9-lGc; receipts ssl bales.
NEW YORK, Oct. demonstrated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports to-day $3.50 bales
| expor.s, to Great Britain 1891 bales, TO the
| continent 1885 bales, to france /; stock at
| all American ports 4l3,sl3 bales
Consolidated net receipts at all ports for
the week 236.GS2 oalss; exports, to Great Britain
1896 bales, to France ll,04a; TO The continent
| 39,f2g
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
New YORK, Oct. 10, noon. - Flour steady
4
| steady Pork quiet aud 6rm at S1l 50Di2 25.
Lard slow at So As. Freights steady.
| dull
500 D. m.-Fiour, southern, flrm aud quiet
| common to fair extra So 1908 so; good to
choice 81 o0dD4 rs Wneot 1140IMc higher
| aud in fair demand, closing firm; No. red,
| 81 0614 options closed f1rm No. = red October
delivery 81 05A; November delivery 81 0714;
May delivery 81 lot4 Corn A01ec higher
| d III, closing firm; No. =. 57I4G13711c; options
duh; OctobeEielivery 573sc; November dsllvery
Nav IL hsfr atrIur 0frrs.
and unchapee; 10. 2spot 4iI6c options quiet
| and stron 3; October delivery 4tl6c; November
delivery 4594c May delivery 4Sc, No. = spot
| cash 4f1kc Hops quiet and steady Coffee
Qetter cables; October delivery Is 15Ol8 -
| November delivery l11047 IS; May delv ,ry
| IS 45Bat 2oAc; spot Rio quiet and firm. Sugar
raw active and lrmsr; fair refining bIsc;
| centrifugals, $50 test, &c; refined firm and
| AIRY active; c SIC. extra G 5ssG15 13.16c.
yellow 55-16ds5 7l6c; white extra G 554Go
| l5-l6c, off A6! as 3.10c. mould A fl-16c-
| standard A 9-16c, confectoners' A CSC cut
| loaf Lice. crushed Z 1-16c, powdered G36c,
| granulated 6)sc. cubes CSC. Molassss-New Or
leans steady and quiet; Petroleum ilrmer and
| quiet; refined at 81 a. Cotton seed oil quiet
but firm; crude 278425c; yellow 3!GD32c, Wool
| arm demand fair domestic fleece 3ib3]c pulled
| 2703ie Texas ls02jc. Provisions Pork
| qulet, mess 81 50012 25; extra prime $4,000
| II 90. Beef dull bat steady; extra mess s. 50.
| Dressed beef, firm but quiet. Cut meats. firm.
! picked bellies 63sGGisc. pickle1 shoulders 53k0
| Ol4c. MANS lU140bIiAC ml0O4e3 STEADY Dtit
| quiet short; clear So 20. Lard firmer but
| dull; western steam So 42I1; city steam So 05;
| options, October delivery So d asked; No
| vember delivery 80 % asked. Freight dull
| CHICAGO. Oct 10.-Fhe wheat trading was
| spas nolic and in ths aggregate large business
| was transacted. Outside orders were numer
| ons and local traders were also drawn into the
| market by wide and rapid fluctuations The
| feeling developed was stronger and the nlarket
| again showed tie uncertainty attending specu-
| lative ventures. Prices were higher and the
| advance was quite sharg The opening wac ~
1sslc higher and the close 1140o 1ssc higher thnn
| yesterday close. In corn moderate business
was transacted, not great deal OF activity be
| ing manifested, tie market being more on
| waiting order than anything else. There was
not much offered, while good demand pre-
| vailed, and owing to limited offerings a mate
rial advance was established. the government
crop report was the ail-absorbing topic on the
market, and the impression seemed to prevail
that it would be less favorable tha1 one month
| ago. and local operators took on small lines in
| CONSEQUENCE First trades were Kd14c In ad-
| vance after wdich the market declined some,
| rallied quickly an closed with 5I11zc gains.
| In oats there was better trade and higher
! prices, due to the advance in whelt and corn.
| In mess pork there was rather more doing
| prices being slightly higher, and closing quiet
| In lard a little li5e was exhibited. pri ces
! advanced 21605c carry, but receded again and
| closed quiet at medium figures. In short rib
| sides trading was fairly active.
| Cash quotations were as follows Flour firm
| and unchanged. Wneat-No. spring 81 00160
| 1 O014; No. 2 red 81 0l1A Corn-No. 2, 5Gt4c.
cats-No. 2. 4oc. Mess pork 50 1903 s716