The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-22


middlng Sc; receipts SS0a5 bales; ship.
ments 400 bales: sales 657e bales; stock 11.so2
bales
AUGUSTA, Oct. 2l.-Cotton closed firm;
middling &c; receipts e,29l bales; ship
ments l:49S bales; SALES ?, ,S bsles; stock
1862 bales
CHARLESTON. Oct. 91.-CottOn closed firm;
mIddling 9Ac; net receipts ',Sn bales.
gross 200; sales l.050 bales; stock ll7,764 bales
Nav YoRK, Oct demonstrated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports $AlB bales;
exports TO Great Britain Ia .7b3 bales, TO Ffance
z, SO bales. to the coatipent SIZE bales; stock
at all American ports R0eS.496 bales
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
New YoRK. Oct 81. noou.-Flou quiet
and easy. Wheat active but nrm. Corn active
aud hrm. Pork quiet and steady, SlOC0Q11Go
Lard quiet and steady at 50 CO. Freghts
NEw YoRx. Oct q. 500 D. m.-Four,
southern dull and Steady; common to fair. eK-
ira, So 6SGn4 IS; good to choice. extra. 81 40
81 2S92 IS. Wheat unsettled, closing steady;
No. red, 81 021s in store and elevator;
81 0S3401 0514 ahoat; options declined 1s09Sc
on lower cables, continued heavy rush Of sup
plies from the interior to all market and the
big increase shown In the Statemen n Of supplies
east OF the Rocky Mountains, advanced MGGIj41
on Russian prohibition Of corn aud oats expor-
tation said to be fact this time) while there
were exaggerated reports OF export business
closing steady 411bc advance over yesterday;
No. 2 red, October delivery $lO3A No.
yember delivery 81 oS5s; DECEMBER delivery
and scarce; No. 2 cash, 6iI9G65c IN
elevator; 65160e6c ahoat; options advanced
M0t2e on hrmer cables; October delivery Csc;
C; May delivery 6iJ6c. Oats active and
higher; options active and higher; October de-
livery 36c; November delivery 36c; December
delivery. C; May delivery SsAc; No. spot 500
State, common TO choice. 129l7c; Pacific coast
ls1l7c Coffee-Options closed barely steady;
October delivery +! 550ll 65: November delivery
II os@li 20; December delivery 10 So@n O5;
and stssdv; fair rednins Sc bid; CentrifussI gals
90 test, $3.50 bid; refined auiet, and lower;
mould A. 4ssc standard A, 4Isc; confectioners'
A. 42sc; cut loaf. $40: crushed, 5I4c; pow
dered. 49zc; granulsted. 414G4ssc; cubes,
lli@1a11c in hhds; New Orleans lrm and
trOiesgIn1 steady and d quiet; crude
se o Ps.her N.w s. 90 %G, crude II f 6uls
Pniadelphia and baltimore, So a5aS %;
in bulk SO 9OGa3 o.. Cotton seed oil dull
but weak; new crude Soc; crude OF
and quiet; domestic fleece SO0s6c: pulled
2e@33c: Texas 1602ac. Provisions = Pork
fairly active apd steady; new mess, 81 co;
extra prime $40 soe1l o.. Beef steady;
10 90. Beef hams dull at Sl2 50. Tieroed
beef steady but duh; extra India mess, SIC 20
Ue0 90. Gut meats quiet and steady; picked
Middles steady; short clear, November
delivery 81 20. Lard lower aud in moderate
demand; western steam 50 80: city So 25;
November delivery S657; December de-
nuts quiet; fancy hand-picked 3X6D4c;
farmers 2Ifo3ISc. Freights to Liverpool firm
| and In good demand; cotton. per steam. l5-64d;
gram SD
CHICAGO, Oct 21,-Wheat was weak and lower
early but the demand proved quite.shsrp, and
reaction soon set 10, carrying the price to
advance was not held. December which closed
yesterday at 945sc opened at 9S5sc, advanced
gradually to &c. essed on 70 9i1sc spurted up
raaa s s5S closed Fes asrea s' c.b SSs
were generally easy. but 1t was reported that
foreigners were buying In New York. Corn was
again nervouslv strong, especially the near by
futures, and scored an advance of more than
lc. nearly ell OF which it held to the close,
The bull clique helped the advance.
and there was fair shipping demand.
November started at 5Sc, sold up TO SOC. eased
| of TO 4S|kc, became hrm and advanced 10 4sa4c,
at which it closed. Oats showed great deal
Of strength. due partly to the sympathy with
corn, but mostly to the confirmation Of the
port received some days ago that Russia had
prohibited the further exploration OF oats from
that country. November. which closed yesterday
| at 2sAc, advanced 70 2g5Sc and closed at 1850
| Hog products, which opened lower, grew
| bbrouR anu duFouCou IN sympathy WIN CORFU
and because of the new ruling by the board OF
| directors, which makes old pork a. merchants
BILE commodity after Jan: !, as a second grade,
| though it is not to be deliverable on contracts,
unless SO specified. The MARKET weakened some
during the last half Of the session. but the close
J shows an advance over yesterday of 156t22c on
pork, 5G1716c on lard aud 5010c on ribs
| CHICAGO, Oct. 2i.-Cash quotations we're as fol-
| lows: Flour weaker and lower; spring patents
s. 97SsQt4 g73z; winter patents 81 70(N4 Is; bak-
ers'. 81 1904 25; straights 81 500 10. Wheat
No. 3 spring, 9S34c; No. 2 red, 9414c.
Corn-No. 2, $3.50. oats-No. 2, 29tkc.
Mess pork, per barrel, S. rs. Lard
per 100 MS, SO s21S Snort ribs sides
loose. 90 4o0e 60. Dry sailed shoulders
boxed, So 050o6 Is. Short clear sides. boxed
| 81 00D7 10. Whisky at 81 IS.
Leading futures closed as follows:
Opening. highest Closing