The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-08


Ala.cIass A, 2to5. 10ols N.O.Pa'dolst mort sS1S
Ala. GLASS B, SIS. los n. Y. Central 110
0eorgla7s. mort. - MORT. & w. pref . So
\. Carolinaeons5s 100 Northern Pacific. 2Sl9
N. CarolinaoonsiS 9S14 pref IS
So. Caro-. Drown Pacific Mail ..... 81
conSolShoS... w Reading. ...-...... 4O16
Tennessee .....104 Richmond 6 Ale. =
IS. -. 100 Richm'd & W. Pt
SO. S.. 69]6 Terminal 80. 1885
Virginia IS ....... 50 Rock Island .. s215
Va 6soonsoli'ted IS St. PauI........... a
Ones. & Ohio. preferred. III
Northwestern =. 1l5& Texas Pacific w 1414
preferrel 1877 Tenn. Coal & Iron. 40
Della. & Lack i4l1s Union Pacific. 80. AN
Erie. .............. 81 N. J. Central. . 1lS16
kast Tennessee. 6A Missouri Pacific. 59Is
Lake Shore. ...... 12i34 Western Union. $3.50
L vile Y Nash. 1925 Cotton OIL certi... 24a4
Memphis & Char. 20 Brunswick w 1917
Mobile Ohio. 4216 Mobile & Ohio Is. 66ls
Nash. & Caatt'a.. 81 Silver certificates. 9634
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Oct Z, noon.--Cotton steady
and Ia fair demand; American middling
4zsd; sales 1900 baes-American 10 700
bales; speculation and export 1900 bales re-
ceipts 5000 bales-American 100
Futures American IN dilinR. low middling
clause, October delivery ID; October aud
November delivery 53-64d. also 52-64d; No
vember and December delivery 54-64d; De-
cember and January delivery 5G-64d; January
and February delivery 5S-64d; February and
March delivery 6O-64d, also 6l-64d; March
=
2-64d; May and June delivery ID Futures
quiet but steady.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's cesrings
amounted to 200 bales new dockets and 400
bales old
400 o. MIXTURES: American middling low
middllng clause, October delivery 55-64d
buyers October aud November delivery
o5-5id, buyers; November and December de
livery 51-6id, sellers; December and January
delivery 59-64I. sellers; January and Feb
ruary delivery e1-64d. sellers; February and
March delivery 63-64d, buyers; March and
April delivery god, buyers; April ard May
delivery 4-64G5 sod; May and June delivery
l-6iO5 Sod. Futures closed irregular.
MANCHESTER, Oct THE Guardians com
mercial article says: sellers cannot report
progress. The volume of demand was smaller
than usual yesterday. being CHI .cked wherever
advanced quotations were insisted upon. India
demand runs mainly to fancy goods, especially
dhooties For India and China the best makes
of plain cloths are sought for, sometimes at
full rates. The production of printing cloths
exceeds the trade. Prices are barely main
tanned. Bleaching cloths are steady, with
moderate inquiry. The demand for the best
makes Of heavy goods for the Levant and for
the home trade Is fair. Yarns are dull Sales
of importance are rare, while the tendency of
prices is against buyers. Good qualities of
medium from American cotton are very firm
and rather scarcs. The supply of Bolton spin
nings has recently been increased by the start
ing of new mills"
NEW YoRx, Oct. Z, noop.-Cotton opened
steady; middling uplands SIC; middling Or
leans 3-l6c; sales 2S5 bales
Vutures-The market opened steady, with
sales as follows: October delivery &C. Novem-
Der delivery sic, December delivery SOC,
January delivery voc. February delivery
lOc. March delivery 8 &c
NEW YORK. Oct. Z, 500 p. INJECTION
market closed very firm; middling uplands
sac; mddling Orleans 3-16c; net receipts 10
bales, gross receipts Z, rs bales; sales to-day 204
bales.
Futurea-Market closed steady. with
sales OF 1890 bales, as follows: o,tober
delivery sc; November delivery & 73c;
December delivery zoos pic; January
23c; March delivery 9 1909 35c; April delivery
44Q9 45c, May delivery 546D9 55c, June
delivery Q 6209 &C. July delivery 97109 nc.
August delivery 7709s zoe.
The Sua's cotton report says: Futures
were buoyant, closing steady at 10012 points
advance from yesterdays closing prices. 1t
was clearly a bull market; the bears got left.
IL was all on account of frost. killing frost
was reported at Fort Smith, in Arkansas, and
throughout the northern belt of the cotton
growing region it was so cold as to threaten
frost tonight. A smart advance in Liverpool
supplemented, or rather preceded, the frost
news and severely wintry weather in northern
portions of the Mississippi valley seemed to
confirm the reports. On these influences the
market steadily but slowly advanced. The best
prices were made within the last fifteen
minutes of business. The bears pointed in vain
to the large crop movement. Receipts at Mem
phis were about four times as large as last
year, but this, like Rip Van Winkle's drink, did
not count. When there is a bull market the
large crop movement indicates approaching
exhaustion; the reverse proves that exhaustion
has arrived. Sol is useless to talk big receipts
to the bull who has his horns exalted. Spot
cotton was 1-16c dearer."
GALVESTON, Oct. 7.-Ootron closed quiet !:
m ddling SIC; net receipts $40 bales, gross
8, 47o sales 1855 DaleS; stock lis COZ oales; ex
ports, 10 the continent 1850 bales; spinners 42
balaS
NORFOLK, Oct. T.-Cotton closed firm;
middling SIC; net reosipts 4.055 bales. gross
ASS; sales 1885 bales; stock IL l2l bales; ex-
ports, coastwise $40 bales.
BALTIMORE, oct. 7.-Cotton closed nominal:
middling 91fc; net receipts - bales. gross
3,5l6; sales none; stock IL, $50 baes; exports,
to France 1900 bales.
BosToN. Oct Cotton closed quiet;
middling l1-l6c; net receipts SO bales, gross
$3.50; sales none; stock - bales.
WILMINGTON, Oct. 7.-Cotton closed firm;
middling S1!c; net receipts l,l20 bales, gross
lao; sales none; stock %. 9S7 bales exports,
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. cotton closed quiet;
middIing SC; net receipts 22j bales, gross 226;
stock 3,O36 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 7.-Cotton closed
ceipts 1868 bales gross II ,OlO; sales 800 bales
stock 170,331 bales exports. to the continent
- bales TO Great Britain 1895, to France
g. 335. coastwise 4.812
W.
with sales Of 2S,sO0 bales. as follows: October
delivery zoe, November delivery 40c De
cember delivery SIC, January delivery
Tic, February delivery SIC, March delivery
93c, April delivery 03c, May delivery
l9c, June delivery 23c, July delivery 9 BIC.
MOBILE, Oct. 7.-Cotton closed firm {:
middling SIC; net receipts $50 bales, gross
S62; sales 900 bales; stock -, 100 bales; ex-
ports coastwise OIL bales
MEMPHIS. Oct T.-Cotton closed steady;
middling s7-1ec; receipts 4. $40 bales shipments
5000 bales; sales 1881 bales; stock 27,227
bales
middling s 1-l60s16c; receipts 2. $50 bales snip
mento 2562 bales; sales :, 43l bales ssock l5.Ols
bales.
1,458; sales 1909 bales; stock 65 500 bales
ATLANTA, Oct. 7.-CotJon closed steady !;
middling s slice; receipts l,467 bales.
Nav YORK, Oct. 7.-Cousolidated net re-
exports, to Great Britain 10 3s5 bales, TO France
,535 bales, to the continent 2,6l5 oaleSi stock
at all American ports 73O,OlO bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YoaK. Oct. Z. Doon.-FIour quiet
and steady. Wheat active and firm. Corn
Quiet aud firm. Pork active and steady at
SO 7569l2 .. Lard dull and steady at 81 on.
FreighIs firm.
southern frmer; common to fair, extra,
81 Gj14 IS; good to choice, extra. 81 1905 35;
superfne "a 1904 80; buckwheat dour,
s. 2502 IS. Wheat dull and higher. closing
firm; No red, 81 061s in store and elevator;
81 O53sGo 07S4 adoat; options advanced 2921s
ON freer buying by foreigners. higher cables,
reports that stack wheat had been dana ed by
hot weather ia the Northwest. while there were
large export clearances, reacted B0Ac and
closed firm, with active speculation, l2402SSc
Yesterday: No ? red. October delivery 81 0556;
November delivery 81 075s; December delivery