The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-14

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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL Oct 49, noon.-Cotton STEADY
ana IN talr demand; American middlng SID:
sales 10000 baleS-American $500; Speculation
aud export 1000 bales; receipts 8 600 bales
| American 400.
Futures 4 ne1can m ling, low middlins
clause October delivery ID; October and
November delivery S9-64d; November and De-
cenher delivery II; December and jan
uary delivery 5 37-s4i; January and February
delivery 95-6l05 37-6ld; February aud March
aeavery o S5-Gti; March and April delivery
| 4l-O4@5 4n-64d; April and May delivery
a 64G5 4264d. Futures steady.
There were no tenders for delivery at to-day's
400 D. m futures: American INF Idling. low
middling clause. October delivery 40-64d,
| buyers; October aud November delivery
$3.50, buyers; November and December
uary delivery 36-64d, value; January and Feb
ruary delivery 30 64d. buyers February and
March delivery 37-6tGn5 3s-64d; March and
May delivery 5 41-64d, buyers; May and June
| steady.
NEw York, Oct. 10, noon.-Cotton opened
quiet; middling uplands 1880; mlddling Or
leans 10 9-l6c; sales 296 bales.
800 p. m. Cotton closed easy middling
uplands 1Okc; middling Orleans 10 9-16c; net
receipts to-day bales, gross 9,21s; sales
to-day 4O6 bales; also last week, not oefors re-
ported, lSl bales for consumption and none for
| export.
| S9,90O bales, as follows: October delivery
| 10 O90 10 lie; November delivery 10 0f6110 Csc;
December delivery 10 l1@lO re; January de-
livery 10 l10l0 1Sc; February delivery 10 go
10 s4c; March delivery 10 2901O soc; April
delivery 10 o64l0 SIC, May delivery 10 43lD
10 44c, June delivery 10 5O010 sic, July de-
| livery 10 566510 SIC.
The SUMS cotton review SAYS: Futures
opened at 6G7 points decline, closing steady and
405 points decline from caturday's closing
prices. Liverpool hit our bulls very hard this
morning The decline of 2-64d in that market
was quite unexpected even by the bears and at
the first call the bulls seemed 10 have hardly a
horn left. sharp decline was the con
1 sequence. Then came reports Of cold weather
10 the southwest, which might mean early
frost Rains fell rather heavily at two points
and official predictions seem to Indicate another
l
demand to cover contracts and a recovery of 3
points, bit it did not hold, and values again fell
off just before the close. Futures at New Or
leans declined. and at some of the southern
markets quotations were reduced ISc Spot
cotton was again weak and fairly active for
| home consumption
| GALVESTON, Oct. l3.-Cotton easy: Iniddlnp
1Oc; net receipts l2,347 bales gross Il, 347; sales
l,37@ bales; STOCK S6.Sl7 bales; exports, coast
| wise 42O3 bales.
NORFOLK, Oct. 19.-Cotton steady; middling
$3.50; net receipts 4 98} bales, gross 4.9S3; sales
1882 bales; stock 41,631 bales; exports, coast
| wise 8, l32 bales
1014c; net receipts so bales, gross 900; sales
| none; stock 5,9s1 bales! exports coastwse 800
| bales.
Boston, Oct. i8.-Cotton quiet but steady T.
middling 1O9sc: net rec .ipts 80 bales gross loci
sales none; stock - bales; exports to Great
Britain 80 bales
| WILMINaToN, Oct. 13.-Cotton dull; mid
ding 934c; net receipts 1887 bales, gross
1887; sales none; stock 23,O5S bales; exports,
coastwiss 403 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13-Cotton steady: mid
ding 1034c; net receipts ISL bales, gross 351
stock 3,57S bales
New ORLEANS, Oct. 19-Cotton weak;
middling 15-itc; net receipts l5,OlS bales,
| gross l7.4S9; sales $3.50 bales; stock 100, $50
bales; exports, coastwise 94S bales.
Futures-The market closed steady, with
sales of S7,l00 bales as follows: October deliv-
cry 73c. November delivery CSC, Deem
Der delivery :lc, January delivery 79c, Feb
ruary delivery Oslo, March delivery 94c
April delivery 10 02c MAY delivery 10 10c.
June delivery 10 17c. July delivery 10 24c
MOBILE, Oct. 1S.-Cotton market quiet; mid
ding SIC; net receipts 4362 bales, gcoss
1852 bales; sales 600 bales stock 10, $50 bales;
exports, coastwise 1,539 bales.
| MEMPHIS, oct. 13.-Cotton quiet but steady:
middling 1Oc; receipts $3.50 bales; shipments
go bales; sales 1.672 bales; stock ~ 1909 bales
AUGUSTA, Oct l3-Cotton steady; middling
| sales 1852 bales; stock IA, 756 bales.
CHARLESTON. Oct. 13.-Cotton steady; middling
one: net receipts s,0O5 baes, gross sOl5;
sales ZOO bales; stock 44SS1 bales; exports,
| to the continent 10, 4SJ bales.
| ATLANTA, Oct. 13-CotJon dull; middling
| 955c; receipts 515 bales.
| New YORK, Oct. demonstrated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports to-day 64,3i9 bales;
exports to Great Britain 1895 bales, to the
continent 25,747 bales: to France 1900; stock at
| all American ports 470,7 42 bales.
| GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
New YORK, Oct 49, noon - Flour dull and
| weak. Wheat strong and 1sc up. Corn dull
and &c lower: Pork quiet and steady at eli so
| OBJ 25 Lard slow at Sc 4216 Freights easy
| 800 D. m.-Fiour southern, quiet but firm:
| common to fair extra So 5O64 10; good to
choice extra 81 1906 90; superfine So 1904 co.
| Wheat 10114c higher and firm; No. red
81 055s; options closed firm at 1Is@14c ad-
vance; No. , red. October delivery ST O5}z;
November delivery 81 O52s. Corn dull and
lower closing stendlsr; No seize options
| 5G4c. Oats irmer and fairly active; No. 2
| Az; options firm but quiet: October delivery
| 44b3ci November delivery 455Bc. Hops strong,
fair demand; new 426l46c; old 1702{c. Coffee
| Options closed steady, 5115 points up.
with better cables; quiet; October delivery
| Is 15011S 20; November delivery II 75G1I7 SO;
| spot Rio firm, fair demand; No. 1sM019.
Sugar-raw firm, fair demand; fair refining
| 5 7-16c; centrfugals, 96o test, &C., refined firm
and fairly active; c 9-19c; extra G 55505S4c,
| yellow 6sS0616c; white extra G 55s@l5 5-l6c,
| off A COS Bloc, mould A 6 1l-16c, standard
A 61sc; confectioners' a 6ssc. cut loaf
| l-16c, crushed { Lice. powdered 6Mc gran
| ulated 63s6D3 11-16c; cubes 6;zc. Molasses-New
| Orleans quiet but steady; common to fancy p
| 045c. Petroleum stronger; refined, all ports
| at 81 So Cotton seed firm but quiet; crude
| &c; yellow 32D33c, Potatoes-Prime fairly
| active Wool firm, far demand; domestic
fleece 34139c; pulled 27Q>34c; Texas ls@25c.
| ProvisiOns-Pork fairly active and steady; extra
mess So So Beef hams easy and dull at $3.50
| Is so. Dried beef firm but quiet; city extra
| India mess S13 90. Cut meats quiet but firrn
picked bellies 81 Q171sc; picked shoulders 514c
| hams 104011Ac. Middles quiet but steady;
| short clear $6 90 Lard weak and dull; west.
| ern steam SO 40; city steam So 05; options,
October delivery So 10; November delivery So %.
| Freights dull; cotton I'D.
CHICAGO, Oct 1a.-In wheat there was only
| moderate specu alive trading to- day, and fiuc-
| tuations were confined within moderate limits
| Prices were advanced NC. with slight fluctua-
tionS and the closing was about lc higher