The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-15


Lake SHORE. ..... 105A Western Union. -
L vile & Nash. 60. 763s Cotton Oil certi. 1881
Memphis & Char 60 Brunswick -. 264
Mobile q Ohio: 20]6 Mobile 6 Ohio Is. 6sA
NASH q Chatt'a.. - Silver certificates 100
*Bid.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. IL noon.-Cotton quiet and
easier; Am, rican middling 5s4d sales 1000
oales-American $500; speculation aud export
500 bales; receipts %. 100 bales-all American.
Futures A ne-ican IN iling. low middling
clause, October delivery 5 4l-64d october and
November delivery ID; November and De-
cember delivery 5 37-6+95 3s-64d; December
and January delivery 5 $500 60 Gid; January
and February delivery 3 81 sid; February and
March delivery 3s64d; March and April de-
livery 39-64G5 40-64Gl5 39-6ld; April and May
delivery al Old; May and June delivery 5 "A Ga
as 43-64d. Futures easy.
AGO o. m Futures: uerIcan mitdliug, low
middling clause, October delivery $3.50
5 4o-64I; October and November delivery
5 36-6405 1850; November and December
delivery 35-64d buyers; December and jan
uary delivery 8 35-64d buyers; January and Feb
ruary delivery 81 Sid. buyers; February and
March delivery 366l@5 37-64d; March and
April delivery 3S64d, buyers; April and
May delivery 4064d, buyers; May and June
delivery 42-64d, buyers. Futures closed quiet.
New YoRK, Oct. IA, noon-Cotton opened
easy; middling uplands 1Ossc; middling Or
leans 10 9-16c; sales PSI bales.
Futures-The market opened steady, with
sales as follows: October delivery 10 csc; No
vember delivery 10 O9c; December delivery
10 l3c; January delivery 10 19c; February de-
livery 10 24c; March delivery 10 SOC.
SOD p. m.-Cotton closed easy; middling
uplands 101sc; middling Orleans 10 9-16c; net
! receipts to-day l,491 bales, gross 1887; sales
440 bales.
Fut Ires-Market closed easy, with sales of
$500 bales as follows: October delivery
10 O2c; November delivery 10 Csc; December de-
ruary delivery 10 1870; March delivery 10 25c;
April delivery 10 &C. May delivery 10 sc,
June delivery 10 44c, July delivery 10 SOC.
The Suns cotton review says: Futures
opened at l point advance on near and I'M
changed on late months. closing at decline of
points on October and to points on other
months from yesterdays closing prices. The
market opened with show of strength IN re-
| sponse to a tirmer Liverpool market, but the
| close there showed the early advance lost and
| was followed here by a general selling move
| ment, under which prices slowly but steadily
gave way until near the close of business. when
] there was an appearance of steadiness on de
mand to cover some of the early sales. Most OF
F., the bears, however, apparently went home
| Snort The element of weakness was the de
preston of the Stock Exchange, also very dis
| quieting financial rumors from London at
| tended by a decline in silver. Weather reports
| from the south generally advised clear weather
but the bulls attempted to make some capita
| OF the low temperature at some points, anC
| probably this contributed to a stead er closing
| GALVESTON, Oct. l4.-Cotton easy; middling
| 10 Ice; net receipts 1928 bales, gross TO- 323
| sales 1887 bales; stock 92.7S0 bales; exports
| coastwise ,365 bales.
| NORFOLK, Oct. 14.-Cotton steady; middlins
976c; net receipts 600 bales, gross 5000; sales
1851 bales; stock 40,150 bales; exports coast
| wise 1890 bales. to Great Britain 1000
| BALTIMORE, Oct 14.-Cotton quiet; middline
| 104c; net rece pts 2S bales, gross 1,410; sale,
none: stock 6,2oO bales; exportsto the continent
| ITO bales.
BosToY, Oct. 14.-Cotton quiet but steady
middling 103sc: net receipts go BALES, gross 1864
sales none; stock - bales.
| WILMINGTON, Oct 14.--Cotton dull; mid
ding 9s4c: net receipts 1,5E bales, gross
| 1851; saleS none; stock 24,605 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, Oct. H.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding 1O4c; net receipts - bales. gross -
STOCK 3,57S bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 14.-Cotton weak
middling $3.50; net receipts 90 465 bales gros!
:i,9SG; sales 100 bales; stock 10, 36f bales
| exports, coastwiss 2,601 bales to the continent
| 5000. to Great Britain 1859.
| Futurss-The market closed steady, with
| sales of 32. 400 bales follows: October deliv
cry 6 C. November delivery 60c, Decem
| Der delivery SIC, January delivery 70c, Feb
ruary delivery &c, March delivery Sc Sc
| June delivery 10 07c, July delivery 10 l4c
! MOBILE, Oct. 14.-Cotton market easy; mid
| ding sac; net receipts 465a bales, gross
| 4G54 bales; sales 500 bales; stock q, 628 bales
! exports, coastwise 2, 81 bales.
| MEMPHIS. Oct. 14.-Cotton quiet but steady;
middling 15-lCc; receipts 1896 bales; ship
ments 1880 bales; sales 7s6 bales; STOCK n;
! bales.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 14.-Cotton quiet but steady
middling 941p 13-16c; recei pts 2 1856 bales; sh p
ments Az bales sales !, s37 bales; Stock 1870
| bales.
| 9Mc; net receipts 1925 ba'es. gross 4295
| sales $500 bales; stock. 1891 bales; exports
coastwiss 2,0S2 bales.
ATLANTA, Oct l4-Cotton dull; middhnf
| NEW YORK, Oct. H-Consoldated net re
receipts at all cotton ports to-day 60, $50 bales
expor,s, to Great Britain %, $50 bales, to the
continent ID ASH bales, to France -; stock al
| all American ports 48I, 214 bales.
| GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK, Oct. q. noon. Flour dull ant
steady Wheat quiet and steady. Corn dul
| and weak. Pork quiet and steady at S11 81
| 012 %. Lard quiet and easy at So 40. Freghts
| steady.
| common to fair extra 50 50Q4 10; good To
| choice extra 81 1906 90; superfine SO 1904 90
| Wheat dull and unsettled, closing weak; No.
red, 81 o559s@1 05A; options advanced early u
| G11kc on large decrease in amount on passage,
| reacted A01c on reports from London OF dis
| turbed financial condition, closing heavy; No.
red. October delivery 81 05A; November de-
livery 81 06l5; December delivery 81 on. Corn
quiet and unchanged; No. 2. 560561zc: options
| dull and easier; large interior movements;
October delivery Sec; November delivery
| 5615c. Oats firmer and fairly active; No.
44l6; options frmer and active; October deliv-
cry 44I5c; November delivery $3.50; May de
! livery 4s5A. Hops fairly active and strong; new
| 42M46c; old 17Gt24c. Coffee quiet and steady
options closed steady ana quiet; October dellv
eryIs 1001s IS; May delivery Is 900l5 a5
| spot Rio firm, fair demand; No. z 1sA019
! Sugar-raw quiet and firm; fair refining
7-16e; centrifuvals 96o test, &c; refined quiet
| and steady; 9-i9c; extra c 55S@534c
| yellow 6s6@6l&c; white extra C 55S05 l5-l6c,
| off A COS 16c mould A 1l-l6c, standard
| A $50; confectioners a csc, cut loaf
| 71-16c, crushed z 1-i6c. powdered 63sc, gran
ulated 65s0t6 11-16c; cubes SIC Molasses-New
Orleans quiet but steady; common to fancy q
| @45c Petroleum quiet and steady; refined. al
| ports at 81 50. Cotton seed oil strong; crude
| 2702Sc; yellow 3215Qs35c. Potatoes-Prine
! fairly active Wool fairly active and firm; do
nestle fleece 34G13sc: pulled 27Gl34c; Texas 100
| Csc Provisions-Pork firm but quiet; extra
mess 81 50. Beef, hams. steady and dull at
| S!3 00013 So Dressed beef firmer; city extra
| India mess Sf4 00O15 90. Cut meats quiet but
weak: picked bellies 6l4071Sc; picked shoulders
! SIC: hams l0a4D11Ac Middles steady but dull
! short clear So 20. Lard weak and dull; west
| ern steam So 40; city steam SO 90; options,
| October delivery SO 20; November delivery 80 a
| asked; December SO 81 bid Freights to Liver.
| pool steady; cotton 1Sd; grain free.
| CHICAGO, Oct 14.--The wheat market was
| quite active and the volume OF business trans
| acted quite large, though at time a quiet feel-
| ing existed The market was strong and prices
averaged higher. Outside orders seemed TO DC
| numerous and 10 was thought the Northwest
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