The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-09

Georgia IS mort. - Norf. & w. pref. =. IS
Y. Carolinacons5s1 Northern Pacific 2S5S
N.Carolinaoons4A 9S16 pref. 75t4
30. Caro-. Drown Pacific Mail . 81
oonsolsl.6S. =. IS Reading. ..... 4011
Tennessee .....l02 Richmond & Ale. -
IS. -. 100 Richmd & w Pt
Sc. IS. .. 69Is Terminal. ...... 1879
Rirg1nia 6s ...... so Rock island . s21e
Va. 6sconsoli'tei. IS St. PAM. ?4IS
Ches. & Ohio. preferred liGA
Northwestern .116lk Texas Pacific 49, l4L
preferre l. 1877 Tenn. Coal & Iron 1924
Dela. & Lack .i4l56 Union Pacific, AIS
ere ............. 81 n. ]. Central. -. 1875
East tennessee. So Missouri Pacific. 59}s
Lake Shors .I2iA Western Union. S2l1
L vile z Nash. S015 Cotton Oil certi. 25
Memphis & Guar % Brunswick ... 1897
NSsb C9ai al% Mobile Ohio IS, ss
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 8, noon.-Cotton stea iy
and in fair demand; American middling
45fd; sales 1900 bales-American 10, 600
bales; speculation and export 1900 bales; re-
ceipts LOO bsles-AInercau none.
Futures American m d ling. low mitdlIug
clause, October delivery ID; October and
November delivery 4 5S-6ld; November and
December delivery 5s-6id. also ! 59-64d, also
q 60-64d, also 59-64d December and January
delivery 4 6O-64d, also 4 6l-641; January
ana February delivery 6364d, also 4 6264d.
also 63-64d; February and March delivery
l-64d, also 2-e4d; March and April delivery
5 4.64d; April aud May 7-64d; May and June
delivery 9-64d. Futures quiet but steady.
400 D. MIXTURES: An srio2n miidlIng. low
middlng clause, October delivery 4 $500
4 57-6i04 5S-b4d: November aud December de-
livery 5964d, value; December and January
delivery 61-64I, sellers; January and Feb
rruary delivery e3-o4d, sellers; February and
March delivery l-64@5 2-64d; March and
April delivery 5-6Id, buyers; April ard May
delivery 6-6405 7-64d; MAY and June delivery
3 g-64d' buyers. Futures closed firm.
The weekly cotton STATISTICS are as follows:
for fha IL hal
lean - bales: Spectators took 3 200 bales;
trade takiags, including forwarded from SHIPS
side; 6c,OO bales; actual export 1000 bales;
total imports 81 eco bales-American $4,000;
total stock 633,OOU baes-American 474 900
bales; total atioat 100000 bales-Amercan1 SO, coo
bales; exporters took 1890 bales.
NEW YoRK, Oct 2, noon.-Cotton opened
quiet but steady; middling uplands SIC: mid
ding Orleans 3-l6c: sales ali bales
Futures-The market opened steady. with
sales as follows: October delivery $50, Novem-
Der delivery 8 7lc. December delivery sSc,
January delivery 8 O6c, February delivery
9 zoe, March delivery 9 &c.
New. YoRK, Oct s, 500 p. m.-Cotton
market mar closed steady; middling uplands
sac; middling Orleans 3 100; net receipts z
ba!es, gross receipts {, 4S3 bales sales to-day 407
blleS.
Futurss-Market closed easy, with
sales OF 10000 bales as follows: October
December delivery Sl0s SIC; January
delivery 5000 0oc; February delivery 9 l4a
15c; March delivery Q 25l9 26c; April delivery
$500 sc: May delivery, 9 45@9 47c. June
delivery 5409 $50, July delivery 96209 64c,
August delivery 0 70O9 re,
The SUMS cotton report says: Futures
opened feverishly unsettled. Values soon took
8 downward turn. Market closed easy at q de-
cline OF ID points on October and SG19 points on
other months from yesterdays closing prices
The market got entirely Tong yesterday on
frost accounts and apprehension of The scare
they would cause in the Liverpool market, that
some fresh stimulant of decided character
was needed to keep up the pacs that had been
set. 1t was not forthcoming. 1t is true Liver
pool opened higher, but partially receded in
the last hour. There were additional frost &C.
counts, but they we're not fully confirmed by
government bulletins. and therefore not gen
orally credited. Therefore, after two brief
efforts to put up,the prices, selling to realize
became the order of the day, under which
prices steadily gave way until most of yester-
days advance had been lost Crop movement
did not show an excess over last year of recent
days, and the fact that the figures at Galveston
are steadily small attracted some attention.
The enorm Dus export clearances for the day.
about 40, 900 bales. were also referred to, but it
was evident at the close that the market had
relapsed into that dazed condition from whic >
the recent frost accounts rescued it. Spot cot
ton was fairly active for home consumption at
steady prices"
GALVESTON, Oct. s.-Ootron closed steady:
m doltng osac; net receipts 5,525 bales gross
5,525; sales 2,4I7 bales; STOCK los .75U oales: ex-
ports, TO Great Britain 7,,05 bales, to France
4SfO Ddl'fS. COaSCWlS6 q, 4Sf.
NoRFOLK, Oct. S.-COtton closed firm
middling o3So; net reoeipts 3, 49, bales. gross
1901; sales 1875 bales stock 70, 313 bales; ex-
ports, coastwise 4.355 bales.
BALTIMORE, Oct. s.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling 91cc; net receipts - bales, gross
-; sales none: stock IL, 150 ba es
Boston, Oct. S.-Cotton closed quiet but
1rner; midding SIC; net receipts lis bales,
gross 467; sales none; stock - bales; exports
to Great Britain 1,2o5.
WILMINGTON, Oct. S.-Cotton closed firm;
middling o14c net receipts l,620 bales, gross
1872; sales none; stock J,207 bales; exports,
to the cont nent t, 900 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S--Cotton closed firm
middling SIC; net receipts O5 bales, gross Co;
STOCK 3, I01 bales.
Nzw ORLEANS, Oct e.-Cotton closed
quiet but steady; middling SIC; net receipts
1901 bales. gross 1880; sales $4,000 bales;
stock 17J,20l bales; exports TO the continent
= bales. 70 Great Britain 1900.
Fusures-The market closed quiet but steady
with sales of 40 100 bales. as follows: October
delivery < lie, November delivery 30c, De-
cember delivery 47c, january delivery
s Gle, February delivery 5 tic, March delivery
92c, April delivery &C, May delivery
O3c, June delivery . l9c July delivery 23c.
MOBILE, oct. Section closed firm;
middling s@c; MT receipts ~ bales, gross
1,7i' sales 1000 bales stock 1901 bales; ex-
ports coastwise 1856 bales
MEMPHIS, Oct e.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 7-1ec; receipts 80 bales; shipments
$500 bales; sales 1890 bales; STOCK 1885
DaleS.
AUGUSTA, Oct. Cotton closed steady:
r1iddling Sic; receipts 2.155 bales; snip
ments 1885 bales; sales GOA bales; STOCK 1917
bales.
CHARLESTON, Oct s.-Cotton closed steady;
mlddlng 6Isc; net receipts 3,452 bales,
gross ASP; sales so bales; stock o. 656 bales f.;
exports. coastwise 2.426.
ATLANTA, Oct. S.-Cotton closed easy;
middling 3-16c; receipts ABS bales.
NHw YoRK, Oc;. S.-Cousolidated net re-
receipts at all oDtton ports 1851 bales;
exports, to Great Britain % ,291 bales TO France
42,5 bales to toe Continent 4,275 bales; stock
at all American ports 7lI,613 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEv YoaK. Oct. g. noon-FIour active
and firm. Wheat Gctive and easy Corn
dull and easy. PORK quiet and steady at
So 75012 2S. Lard quiet and steady at S. 0213
NEw Yosx. Oct. 8. 500 D. m.-Flour.
southern steady; common TO fair, extra
81 65A4 IS; good to choice. extra. 81 4005 IS;
superfine 81 1894 50; buckwheat hou-
a. 25052 IS. Wheat lower and unsettled. closing
wea .: No. red. 81 0514 in store ami elevator
81 O6I6D 05 ahOat options advanced IS; on
better cables. aitlou III buying or iers from the
other side were light, declined l40l16c OH the
crowd selling and realizing, as IL was found
that the damage 70 STACK grain was light,
re lcted lsc and closed steady 9SU75c unicr
November delivery 81 O71G; December delivery
81 0T6: May delivery $. Corn ire yular and
active: No 2 cash, 6Jj4 "a 5016c IN elevator; 6iL
G6lbS. ahoAt; options decllned AD1sc on good
qualify OF tue new croD Tldn2 ln the
sest and closed steady 1s6$sc unce
yesterday; October delivery 0l4c; Aovem 10 r
delivery 614c. December delivery 6flSc; May
denyery C. oats active and easier: options
duu Ald ws4krr; October delivery Sic; No
yember delivery 33tAc; December delivery