The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-15

| SO. 0S. % l0rIDlQ&l. 1874
Virginia 6s go. 50 Rock Island. ....,. S1ss
Va. 6soonsoli'ted. IS St. Paul. S2%
Ones. s. Ohio. preferred I16
Northwestern .1l4& Texas Pacific ..... II
Preferred 1919 Tenn. Coal Iron. 40M
Della. a Lack -. I42k Union Pacific. go. 391S
Erie. .............. 1926 N. j. Central. -. III
East Tennesses. 6l9 Missouri Pselhc. 5SJ&
Lake Shore 800. 1894 Western Union. 81
L'ville 8 Mash. 1914 Cotton Oil certi . 2416
McmphiS 4 Omar. % Brunswick ..... 10
Mobile Ohio. AZ Mobile & Ohio 4s.. 6616
Nash. & Cnetta.. IS Silver certificates. 955s
COTTON.
LIvERPooL. Oct. II, noon.-Cotton-Busine
moderate at easier prices; American middling
| asa; sales 10000 bales-American S,7OO
bales; speculation and export 1000 bales; re-
ceiptS 24COO bales-American Ii, ZOO
clause, October delivery ID; October aud
| November delivery 4S-64d. also 47-64d, also
46-6id; November and December delivery
49-64d, also 4 4S-64d; December and January
delivery 5l-64d also 5064d; January and
February delivery 53-64d also 52-64d. also
5l-G4d; February and March delivery 5664d,
also 5564d; March and April delivery 5S-64d; ;
April and May delivery 60-64d; May and June
delivery sd. Futures easy.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's c!earings
amounted to 100 bales new dockets and -
bales old.
400 D. n.-Futures: American middling. low
middling clause, October delivery 45-64d,
sellers; October and November delivery
4 45-6id, sellers; November and December de-
delivery 4o-64d, sellers; January and Feb
ruary delivery a 5064d buyers; February and
March delivery 52-6404 53-64d; March and
April delivery 5564@Di 55-64d; April ard May
delivery 5S-64d, value; May and June delivery
6l-64d. sellers. Futures closed barely steady.
MANCHESTER, Oct. 14--The GItdrdidn's com
nerclal article SAYS: "Quietness prevails.
though the producers of the best China staples
and other favorite qualities have executed more
business, partly owing TO the pressure of the
demand and partly to the prospect Of larger
rrNVnlNr of 81
The India demand is limited, owing to holiday.
Yarns are neglected, but prices are firm
NEW YORK, Oct II, noon.-Cotton opened
dull; middling uplands $3.50; middlinH Orleans
9 II + C: sales !3y bales
Futures-The market opened steady at the
decline. with sales as follows: October delivery
s lie, November delivery 3Oc, December de.
livery 53c, January delivery 70c, February
delivery SIC, March delivery S 96c
NEW YORK. Oct Il, 500 p. INJECTION
market closed quiet middling uplsnds SIC; mid
ding Orleans l5-lec; net receipts 1913 bales,
gross receipts II 6Gl bales sales to-day So bales.
Futures-Msrket closed steady, with
sales OF 10000 bales, as follows: October
delivery 070S csc; November delivery 2s61
Doc; December delivery 470D3 4Sc; January
delivery ESQ., 66c; February delivery 100
3 S0c; March delivery 910S &c; April delivery
2 0l19 02c, May delivery 91l09 12c, June
delivery 2l@9 &c, July delivery 5000 BIC,
AUGUST delivery 37G9 39c.
The suns cotton report says: Futures
opened at a smart decline, partially recovered
presently declined closing steady at 9G113 points
below yesterdays final figures. Too much
cotton. that's what the matter was the only
| explanation which the brokers would offer of
| the further decline in cotton. Movement of the
| crop not only exceeded all estimates, but very
| few seem inclined to take it, pay for it, and
| carry it at present prices. There are people
who say the crop is not more than 1900. 900
bales, but even the big premiums on spring
m )nths Will not induce them to buy spot cotton.
Weather generally at the south was favorable
for picking. Spot cotton was quiet and 4c
lower
GALVESTON, Oct. 1t,-Cotton closed easy:
middling SIC; net receipts S772 bales, gross
o712; sales l. l35 bales; STOCK liz 4O7 bales; ex
ports, 10 the continent 349 bales, coastwise
l. 105
NoRFoLK, Oct. 11.-Cotton closed steady;
middling SIC; net receipts 4 ,3S2 bales. gross
4.5lV; sales l6O bales; stock A. l35 bales
BALTIMORE, Oct 14.-Cotton closed nominal;
$500; sales none; stock 1905 bales; exports,
to tire continent - bales to Great Britain
l,h4l. coastwlSe 500.
Boston. Oct 14.-Cotton closed quiet and
easier; middling $780, net receipts l26 bales,
gross 5,13S; sales none; stock - bales.
WILMINGTON, Oct 14.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling Sac net receipts 2,075 bales, gross
9,0i5; sales none; stock 2OsS5j bales; exports,
coasJwISe 2,0S5
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 14.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling &C; net receipts S29 bales, gross 1929;
STOCK 3,e44 bales.
Nsw ORLEANS. Oct 4.-Cotton closed
-
1868 bales gross II 1872 sales 900 bales; stock
2Q2 100 bales; exports. to the continent
bales, to Great Britain $500 bales, coastwise
1 099.
Fusures-The market closed steady, with sales
of 100 bales. as follows: October
delivery :5c, November delivery 0sc, De-
cember delivery l6c, January delivery
$ 30c February delivery 4lc, March delivery
3 sec, April delivery 8 &c, May delivery
5 re June delivery 5 SIC. July delivery 92c.
MOBILE, Oct. 14.-Cotton closed easy;
midding SBc; net receipts 3,O33 bales, gross
$685. sales 1000 bales; stock !6,05l bales ex-
ports coastwise 1856 bales
MEMPHIS. Oct. 14.-Cotton closed easy;
middIlng 5-l6c; receipts $40 bales; ship
ments 5000 bales; sales 1858 bales; stock jo,363
AUGUSTA, Oct. 1A-Cotton closed dull;
middling SOS Lice; receipts 2,440 bales;
shipments 1878 bales; sales l,471 bales; STOCK
CHARLESTON, Oct. 14.-Cotton closed steady;
mIddling SC; net receipts 5,7SS bales gross
s. 75S; sales 500 bales: stock 6s,345 bales; ex-
ports coastwlse 1898 bales
ATLANTA, Oct. 14.-Cotton closed dull;
middling TIC; receipts LII bales.
Nsw YoRK, Oct. 4.-Coasolidated net re-
receipts ct all cotton ports 58.oo3 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 6,S41 bales; TO France
$50 bales, to the continent 429 bales; stock
at all American ports 617.s32 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK. Oct. IL. noon.-FIour quiet
and steady Wheat active and easy. Corn
quiet and firm. Pork quiet and steady
at $40 5G011 IS. Lard dull and steady at
SS rs. Frelghts firm.
NEW YoRK. Oct. IA, 500 p. m.-Flour.
southern dull and heavy; common to fair ex-
ira. S3 65G4 50; good to choice, extra. 81 40
as IS; superAne. 81 1904 80; buckwheat hour,
s. 25a2 IS. Wheat lower and moderately &C
tive; No 2 red, 81 0434l 05 in store and ele-
vator; No red, $; options advanced 14c
on wet weather in the northwest and firm early
cables declined 10114c on contradiction Of re-
mort OF taking off the German tariff, together
with large receipts aud marked increase in sup
mi IS east OF the Rockies. while late cables
were weak and longs were disposed to realize;
reacted &c aud closed steady S40bic under
Yesterday No . red. October delivery 81 053E;
November delivery 81 055s; December delivery
81 O.$k; Maydelivery 5 Corn frmsr and
Closed easier. but dull: No. 2 cash. 6l5SGl63c
IN elevator; 625zG6334c afost: options advanced
ISSfl4c on light receipts declined l0i4 on No
yember, others 1SGDIkc down on free western
selling and closed steady IsG1lc under yester
day: October delivery G,tfc; Novembsr de
livery 0t5fc; December delivery &C; May de-
livery 5lJ4e. Oats higher and hrmer: options
stronger and quiet; October delivery 3416c;
November delivery 341sc; December delivery
.: May delivery 37lkc: No. spot $40
g5gze; mixed western 53IS51Sc. Hops-Stete.
common 90 choice, isGitc; Pacific coast, 40
ne Coffee--OptiOBs closed steady. 5lbzj
points down; october delivery y h0l1ii 70:
November delivery II O9l1il 10. December de-
livery - esNll % spot Rio quiet and easy
falr earg Is c; No. 7. isj5c sugar-rae.
drfu nnI 'sfnand; fair refining sc bid;
senlrifueas % test, S3se BIS. rsnDed-ho