The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-23

consolsl.os... 90 Reading. ...-...... 4lL
Tennessee .....10ot Richmond & Ale =
s.. .... IS Richmd & w. Pt
Sc S.. 90 Terminal. ....... 1874
Virginia IS .. $50 Rock Island - 93SS
Va 6soonsoli'ted. IS St. Pau. 74s
Ches. g. Ohio. 49,. preferred lI7%
Northwestern =. 116M Texas Pacific 49, l4l5
preferred 1888 Tenn. Coal & Iron 40
Dela. & Lack -. 1925 Union Pacific. 40M
Erie .".......... 30T N. j. Central. -. 1I716
East rennssses.- Ga Missouri Pacific . 60N
Lake Shore. 800. 12494 Western Union. S2M
Il vile z Mash 7sl6 Cotton Oil csrti.. 251s
Memphis & Char. 26 Brunswick .. 9X
Mobile Ohio. ~ Mobile & Ohio Is. e6I
Nash. q Cnatt'a.. $50 Silver certificates os5S
ASKED ibid.
LIVERPOOL Oct. y, noon.-Cotton-B
moderate at easier prices; American middIinR
ID; sales, 10000 bales-Amercau $500
bales speculation and export 1000 bales;
receipts $4,000 baies-American $500.
Futures American midiling:: low middling
Sove@ber dsi9er gs NoTem6 8S'G and r ps
cemoer delivery 42-64d, also 4l-64d. also
4O,oid; December and january delivery
! 43-o4d, also 4264d; January and February
delivery 45-6id, also 46-64d, also 4 As cd.
also a Sid; February and March delivery
= 4S- sd, also 47-64d, also 46-64d. also
4 II b4d; March and April delivery 5i-64d, also
4 5O-5id also 49-64d; April and May delivery
54-6id, also So Sid; May and June delivery
4 56-6id. Futures steady.
400 p 10 Futures: American middling. low
middling clause, October delivery 4 42-64d,
value; October aud November delivery
4 42-64d, value; November and December de
livery 42-G4d, value; December and January
delivery 4 44-64d, sellers; January and Feb
ruary delivery 4G-s4d. sellers; February and
March delivery 4 4S-64614 49-64d; March and
April delivery 6i,S4d, sellers; April and May
delivery 54-68d sci iers; May and June delivery
51-64d. sellers. Futures closed firm but
irregular
The weekly cotton statistics are as follows:
Total sales for the week 1900 bales-Amer-
hllags ar Only hala
trade takings, including forwarded from ships
side, $1,000 bales; actual export 5000 bales;
total imports 1900 bales-American 10000;
total stock o23,000 bales-American 400 900
bales total atioat 235, 600 baes-American27 5 coo
bales; exporters took 1900 bales.
New YoaK. Oct. %. noon.-Cotton pened
dull; middling uplands 8 7-I6c; middling Or
leans S1Sc; sales - bales.
Futures-rhe market opened st sady with
sales as follows: October delivery C. Novem
Der delivery O9c, December delivery 2se,
January delivery 44c, February delivery 8 60c,
March delivery 74c.
NEW YORK. Oct 90, 500 D. m.-Cotton
market closed dull: mddlng uplands 7-l6c;
middling Orleans sac; net receipts = bales,
gross receipts s,Sls bales; sales to-day -
bales.
Futures-Market closed firm, with sales
OF 2,400 bales, as follows: o .tober de
livery 8 1908 l6c; November delivery 3 2IGN
3 25c; December delivery 4l01S 42c; January
delivery 5sgS SOC; February delivery S 800
re; March arc delivery 8s0S sOc; April delivery
delivery 9 1908 40. July delivery 3lS9 34c.
August delivery 1903 sc
NEW YORK, Oct. ~ The SUMS cotton review
says: Futures opened at a sharp decline
quickly rallied, afterward improved, closing
firm at <G16 points advance from yesterday s
closing prices There were wide fluctuations in
our market to-day. The calculation which the
| bears made yesterday that Liverpool would
| open lower this morning was fully realized in
| the decline of 4-64d. But unless the bears
| aforesaid made quick use of this circumstance
they got left, for Liverpool recovered half the
early decline. And our market did rather more
in the morning hour. Then there was con-
siderable period of inactivity and indecsion
There was scarcely an advance till within half
an hour of closing. Then the bulls came to the
fore with boom, which run up prices SMl0
points as easy as rolling of log. There was
apparently complete recovery of confidence
on their part. Buying orders from outsiders
was an element of strength. A smaller interior
movement is expected next week. Bears could
only point TO increasing stocks and say they
can wait"
ATLANTA, Oct. 22.-Cotton closed firm; mid
ding 73lc; receipts l,706 bales sales to-dsy -
bales
GALVESTON, Oct. 90 Cotton closed firm:
mlding &c; net receipts 5000 bales, gross
S,096; sales 1921 bales; stock l32, 1S9 bales: ex-
ports coastwlse A. 02 bales.
NORFOLK, oct 22.-Cotton closed steady;
middling T5sc; net receipts 5,G27 bales. gross
5,199; sales 1863 bales; stock 80 740 bales: ex-
ports coastwise 5,09a bales
BALTIMORE, Oct. s2.-Cotton closed nominal
=; sales none; stock 1860 ba'es.
BOSTON. Oct. 22.-Cotton closed quiet
but trmer; middling s 7-ioc net receipts 626
bales, gross 9, 1902; sales none; stock - bales:
exports, to Great Britain 3, 2s3 bales
WILMINGTON, Oct 22.-Cotton CLOSED quiet
middling SIC; net receipts 1888 bales, gross
1.1sS; sales none; stock p, 500 bales; exports,
cnastwise ,55S bales.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 2'.-Cotton closed steady;
mddling SIC; net receipts lac bales, gross l46 !;
stock 4179 bales.
Nf.xrn txY Got ~ CroA
nddling l-l6c; net receipts Is ,10l bales gross
1909; sales TO- $50 bales stock e72 1s7 bales ex-
ports, to Great Britain bales. coastwse
Futures Market closed steady. with sales
of 10000 bales, as follows: October de-
livery Sc November delivery 92c, Decem-
February delivery S 35c. March delivery 4Sc,
April delivery 8 soc, NAV delivery 69c, June
delivery roc, July delivery sec.
MOBILE, Oct. 2'.-Cotton closed steady;
nldding l5-lsc: nst receipts Q 399 bales, gross
1898; sales 1000 bales; stock %, 165 bales; ex-
ports coastwise 1886 bales
MEMPHIS, Oct. 22.-Cotton closed firm
nniddling l-lec; receipts $3.50 bales; ship
ments $500 baes; sales 1928 bales stock 81 1874
AUGUSTA, Oct. 22-Cotton closed firm I;
middling 7Ac; receipts 2,301 bales; ship
ments 1;siT bales; sales a2sO bales; stock
CHARLESTON, Oct 22.-Cotton closed steady:
middlng 7Ac; net receipts 1895 bales.
g-osS SO; sales SUI DaioS STOCK 10, 4Vl bales
exports, to Great Britain $50 bales, coastwise
/ ,S49 bales.
Nzv YoRK, Oct 22-Consolidated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports 53,724 bales;
exports to Great Britain S,133 bales, 20 France
- bales, to the continent $3.50 bales; stock
at ali American ports 1,036,361 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
new YORK. Oct. 81 noon.-FIour steady
and firm. Wheat sctive but firm. Corn strong
and firm. Pork quiet and steady, Sl0G00l1 90.
Lard quiet and hrmer at 81 IS. Freights
firm.
NEW YORK. Oct. o.. 500 D. m.-FTour,
southern quiet and easy; common 10 fair, ex-
ira. SO 6514 IS; good TO choice, extra, o. 20
as 35 supernne. 81 1894 80; buckwheat flour,
81 26652 IS. Wheat unsettled, and lower,
No. red. 81 OF in store and elevator;
81 O33sGo1 053S afioat; options advanced e ole
on sensational reports Of political complication }
abroad fell l5sGbiH on their contradiction.
which sent the long interest into realizing.
closing 5S97Ec under yesterday and weak;
No 2 red, October delivery 81 O115; No
vember delivery 81 0S; December delivery
81 OlIs: May delivery $. Corn stronger
and dull No. 2 cash. 6i1f065c IN
elevator; 6jl6CO66c ahost; options advanced
5z612c on hrmrr cables; October delivery Csc;
November delivery e2)4c: December delivery
C; May delivery 5il1c. Oats stronger and
quiet; options active and hrmer; October deliV
cry $3.50; November delivery s61kc; Deeember
delivery e. May delivery 5al4c; No. spot s614
Stste common 70 choice i21tl1c; Pacific coast,
i3tiso COhee-Optlons closed nrTn, so6ss0 up;
October delivery u 50lli Is: November delivery
Il MA ~ Taeefnh her daiigeFV 10 e0SA40