The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-02

the New Yor ST lct Exc IAN re:
Alaclass A, sto !. I014 N.O.Pa'hclst mort SO
Ala GLASS B.s5s.. .106 n. Y. Central. 1924
0sorgla7s. mort. - MORT. & W. pref. =. 541e
NCarolina ons5s.lH Northern Pacific. 27aA
E.Carolina oonsts. 9Sh pref IA
So. Caro-. Drown Pacific Mail. .... 1885,
consolsl.os.. 95}1 Reading.... sea-. 3o1s
Tennessee .... .10315 Redmond & Ale. -
S. 100 Rlchm'd & w PIT.
SO. S.. e9 Terminal 49,. IS
Virginia 6s 49,. so Rock Island. ...... 80
Va 6sconsoh'tel. IS st. Paul. hmm. S25A
ohes 4 Ohio -. - !" p-of@rrsd. *liS]S
Norshwestern .1isM Texas Pacific .... 1875
preferre 1919 Tenn. Coal & Iron 3,
Della. & Lack %. 1894 Union Pacific. S95A
Erie. ............. 2s)s N. j. Central. llG11
East Tennessee. Missouri Pacific. D.. 5416
Lake Shore. $500. 1913 Western Union. =. 81
Lville 4 Nash. rs Cotton on certi.. 2l14
Memphis q Guar % Brunswick. ...... IA
Mobile q Ohio. =. 49, Mobile & Ohio As. 65
Nash. Cnatt'a.. So Silver certificates. 972S
*Ex-div.
LIvERPooL, Oct. 1, noon.-Cotton steady
and in far demand; American middling
4 i3-l6d; sales 1900 baes-American l0,lOO
bales speculation end export 100 bales; re-
ceipts 1900 bales--all American
Futures -Anericsn IN ddliug. low middlng
clause, Octob r delivery ID; October aud
November delivery 49-64d. also 50-64d, also
. 5-64d, also S2-64; November and December
delivery 53-64d, also 54-a4d, also 55-3Sd;
December and January delivery 4 55-6id. also
57-e4d; January and February delivery
4 51-64d, also 5S-64d, also 59-64d, also
6o-64d; February and March delivery 1 6l-64d;
March and April delivery 4 65-64d also Sd;
Nav and June delivery 7-6id. Futures steady
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to $500 bales new dockets and 100
bales old.
400 D. n.-Tutures: American niddling. low
niddling clause, October delivery 51-64d,
buyers; October and November delivery
4 5l-G4d, buyers; November and December de-
livery 5464d, sellers; December and January
delivery 56-64I, buyers; January and Feb
ruary delivery as-64d, buyers; February and
March delivery 4 60-6lo4 61-64d; March and
April delivery 46364Gjd; April and May de-
livery 5 2-6l@5 364d; Nav aud June delivery
5 5-i40b SGD. Futures closed quiet but steady.
NEW YORK, Oct. J, noon.-OaJCon opened
quiet but steady; middling uplands 1l-l6c;
mdding Orleans 9hc: sales ~ bales
Futures-The market opened quiet but
steady, with sales as follows: October delivery
45c, November delivery 3 obo December de-
livery s3c, January delivery CSC. February
delivery 14c, Marcl delivery 26c.
MEw H9sS ofS SGO p
middling Orleans 9lfo; net receipts 200 bales
gross receiT'tS u 9.3 hales.
Futures-Market closed quiet b 1t steady. with
sales or 62,6OJ bales as follows: ,tobeI
delivery s A GS 4sc; November delivery GIG
| 8 &c; December delivery i@@S soc; January
delivery s g5@S SIC; February delivery 9 l0Q
lie; March delivery 2209 &c; April delivery
delivery 5000 sic, July delivery 57@9 5Sc
| August delivery 646D9 66c
The Suns cotton report says: Futures
| opened slightly dearer. Presently declined
closing quiet and steady at points advance Oh
| October; other months unchanged from yes
terdays closing prices All there was to market
to-day was in the first hour so, after that il
| was stale,- fiat and unprfitable. The strength
which the market exhibited at the first call wa;
| dne mainly to stronger report from Liver
| pool, and to the news from Memphis about the
| strikes and riots among the cotton pickers IL
| Waaf hQf aps. laf
| nothing, and scarcely any business was done il
| the last hour, as everybody was milking tn
| market, The weather south was general,
Gear aud cool. Spot cotton was quiet
| GALVESTON, Oct. Cotton closed firm
| m ddling 51au; net receipts o,O34 bales, gros
| 1854; sales 2,o3o bales; STOCK 81, 733 bales: ex
ports, TO Great Britain l., 5S3 bales, to Franc,
4,S9i.
middling a31c; net receipts 3,6l2 bales. gross
| $685. sales 1910 bales; stock Is, 7S1 bales; ex
| ports coastVise 1,72b bales.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 1.-Cotton closed nominal
middline SAC; net receipts - bales, gros
-; sales none: STOCK s4S2 ba es.
BosroN Oct Cotton closed quiet but firm
middling 8 ll-16c; net receipts 1863 bales. gross
eS5; sales none; stock - bales; exports, &c
| Great Britain S01 bales.
| WILMINGTON, Oct l.--Cotton closed steady
middlng o1sc; net receipts 1902 bales, gros!
| 2.3O.; sales none; stock ,4Sl bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. J.--Cotton closed steady
|
Stock 1887 bales.
Nav ORLEANS, Oct 1.-Cotton closed
quiet out steady; middling SIC; net receipts
| $3.50 bales gross 6,9ll; sales 4900 bales
stock 1920 bales; exports, 10 the continent
| 6,6o5 bales. CO sstwse 4,02i: spinners 1853.
Futures-The market closed quiet but steady
with sales of l3,2J0 bales. as follows: October
delivery 20c, November delivery &c, De
| cember delivery 4ec, January delivery
G0c February delivery Tic, March delivery
ssc. April delivery 8 95c May delivery
| 9 Ole, June delivery l4c. July delivery &c.
Crop movement TO Oct. /: Port receipts fol
| the month of September 675,l9S bales, against
| 722 no bales last year. Net overland movement
to mills 1888 bales, against % a06 bales for the
| of Sept. /: 1884 bales. against So, ABS bale:
| last year. Southern mill takiDgs, exclusive OF
| consumption at the southern outports, Is, sc:
| bales, against 4S,3lS asst year. Amount of croI
| brought into sight at the close of September
| SSH bales. against $50, 43S bales last year
and 66S, 9SS the year before last.
MOBILE, Oct Lection closed steady
mlddling SIC; nat receipts I10i bales, gross
| I,!04; sales 900 bales; stock p 1872 bales; ex
| ports coastwise ,32S; spinners 81.
| MEMPHIS, Oct 1.-Cotton closed steady
middling S7-1ec; receipts 2,295 bales; shipments
2s0O bales; sales !. 766 bales; STOCK Is 04J bales
AUGUerA, Oct 1.-Cotton closed steady
| middling 5 Lice; receipts 194S bales; snip
ments l,714 bsles sales ,320 bales; stock a. l9t
| bales.
CHARLESTON, Oct. Cotton closed firm
mlddling &C., net receipts 4247 baes, gross
AGAR; sales 1903 bales: stock 4a.8s bales.
ATLANTA, Oct. LECTION closed steady
| middling sac; receitts $50 bales.
| NEW YoRK, Oct. 1.-Consolidated net re
| receipts at all cotton ports -, 700 bales
| exports TO Great Britain IS 800 bales TO France
| 4Sg0 bales TO the continent IL. COS bales; stoci
at ali American ports 612,I ID bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW York. Oct. !. noon.-Flour duie,
and unchanged Wheat active and easy. Corr
TlRNir NRatnF oNA 6x 81
$40 75012 25 Lard dull and easy at 81 o.
| Freights firm.
NEW YoRK. Oct /. 500 D. m.-Flour
| southern. quiet and steady; common to fair
| extra. s. 65(D4 35; good TO choice extra. "a a
as IS; superfine 81 1904 so; buckwbeai
| t3our. Sc 250b2 S. Wheat irregular, CLOSING
quiet; No. red, 81 024 oil 0294 in store anc
/ elevator; 81 O35s0Sl 035s ahoat; options CLOSED
| rather depressed with Wall street; No. red
! October delivery 81 or; November delivery 3
December delivery 81 0o34; May delivery 81 IS
| Corn quiet and easier; No. cash, 6!190IfsC
in elevator; 6!s4@62j1 afoet; options closed
steady; October delivery 61Ac; Novemb' r de
livery 6Nl6c; December delivery C; May de
/ ective ana steady; October delivery 531sc; No
I vember delivery sac; December delivery &C
MAY delivery 2i1ec; spot No. ?, 55lzc; mixed
western 320S5c Hops dull and weak; state
common 70 choice, l2Ol6c; Pacific coast. liG
! tic Coffee Options closed barely steady
! lO025 down; October delivery u 400l2 20
| November delivery II 5O0ll 20; Decem
Der delivery IS 3e0ll 90; spot Rio steady and
| ouiet: fair cargCes lie: No Z. l3g4c. Sugar
raw. duH nominal fair refining 25ac; centrifu
gals. 9Go test. 7-l6c; Muscoyia 4-lec; refined