The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-17

uehVery 4i-64d sellers; January and Feb
ruary delivery 4964d. buyers; February and
March delivery 52-64d, buyers; March and
April delivery 5564d buyers; April and May
oenvery 5S64d, buyers; May and June delivery
sn,-o4d. buyers Futures closed easy
Inc weekly cotton STATISTICS ore as follows:
lotal sales Tor the week CO. 900 baleS-Amer-
lcan oOOOO bales; SPECTATORS took g. 500 bales.
ti4ue eaSlngS, including forwarded from ships
sue oc'OJO oaieS; actual export 1000 bales;
total imports 5000 bales-American 6s. 900:
s sotal stock $500 bales-American isl 600
Saies, total ahoat 200 900 bales-AmericauI 100 COO
os,eS; exporters took 1900 bales
NEW YORK, Oct Ii, noon.-Cotton opened
Huiet' niddnng uplands Stxc; mlddling Or
leans l5-ltc; sales AS bales.
| 1ukureS-The market opened barely steady
with sales as follows: October delivery i6c,
November delivery Bic, December delivery
3 49c, January delivery 66c, February delivery
. sc March delivery S 9ic.
| o;OO p m.-Cotton closed dull and easier:
mloulng e1Sc; low middling Lice, good ordi-
nary $50; net receipts here to-day III bales
Eross s,ls3; sales to-day 235 bales, all to spin
ners; forwarded $3.50 bales; exports, to Great
Britain = bales, to the continent - bales;
stock at this port 100, 400 bales.
weekly net receipts at New York Ass
oales, gross o95l6; exports, TO Great Britain
| 10 ~ bales, to the continent 3T3s bales 10
France $50; forwarded 49, 425 bales; sales /, 1871
| bales, all to spnuers.
| Consolidated net receipts at all ports for
the week $40 400 bales; exports, to Great Britain
gssso bales, to France ll,s07, TO the continent
| /, la
bales; EXPORTS TO Great Britain Si2 $50
bales TO the continent 1919, 125 bales. TO France
| 81 ,9O6, channel --.
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales
OF 147, 200 bales, as follows: O,tooer de
| livery $ l"0S Ice; November delivery g 24c
December delivery 8 10, 42c: January
nc; March delivery 8 s561S &c; April delivery
| s 9660S VIC, May delivery 90 609 07c, June
delivery o 1909 lie. July delivery 1909 &c,
| August delivery 8 3200 33c.
were feverishly variable and unsettled, closing
steady at decline of points on October ana
SOLO points on other months from yesterday S
| closing prices. There was some decline from
| comparatively steady opening, due probably TO
| the execution OF selling orders recsived over
| night, Tor Liverpool reported some improve
| ment. Then came pretty smart advance at
tributed to tee reporG that killing frost had
| occurred at New Orleans. This rumor was
| soon proved untrue when the market gave way
| along the whole line under the enormous CROP
| movement, interior towns supplementing the
ports with figures exceeding all estimates and
carrying the plantation movement for the
week to 5000 bales There were predictions
OF light frosts at various points and the weather
was generally clear; but not so cold as to delay
picking, while higher temperature seemed
probable in the early future. Southern markets
were less depressed. The clearances are large
to the United Kingdom. but small to the CONT
nent and the latter fact is the chief element In
the depression of values Spot cotton was dull
| and weak"
GALVESTON, Oct, l6.-Cotton closed easy /;
| niddling 8 3l6c.
NORFOLK, Oct. 16.-Cotton closed steady;
| middling 3-l6c
| BALTIMORE, oct. l6.-Cotton closed nominal:
| middling S3sc.
BosToE. Oct. 16.-Cotton closed quiet;
| middling Size
| WILMINGTON, Oct 16-Cotton closed steady:
| middling Sc.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 16.-Cotton closed quiet
| middling SAC.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. l6.-Cotton closed weak;
Futures Market closed easy, with sales of
| bl,b00 bales, as follows: October de-
livery Ole, November delivery z SOC, Decem-
| Der delivery 06c, January delivery 1gc
February delivery SOc March delivery 8 4ic,
| April delivery SIC, NAV delivery &C. June
| delivery re, July delivery SEC.
The crop statement from Sept. TO Oct IS,
inclusive, is as follows: Port receipts 1, 402 ga
bales against 1873, 1873 bales last year. Over
| land movement To mills and Canada il3, 74S
bales against Il, 1926 bales last year. Interior
stocks in excess of Sept l. 1876 959 bales. against
| l3I,761 bales last year. Southern mill talSngs,
| 1885, bales against 1888 bales last year,
Amount of crop brought into sight during the
| 46 days: 1885, 123 bales against !.GS7 $50 bales
last year Amount Of crop brought
into sight for the week 499sjl bales. against
1885, 1877 bales for last year. Crop brought into
sight for the first sixteen days OF October were
970,396 bales, against S3l ,421 bales last year.
MOBILE, Oct 1e.-Cotton closed easy;
MEMPHs, oct. 1o.-Cotton closed easy;
AUGUSTA, Oct 1s-Cotton closed dull
and lower to sell: middling SC.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 16.-Cotton closed steady;
| middling nc.
MONTGOMERY, Oct. 16.-Cotton closed steady
middling TIC; receipts 1854 bales; ship
ments lO,s49 bales; stock 1891, 1855 bales
STOCK 1890, 1869 bales; sales 0,s49 bales
! MACON, Oct 16.-Receipts 8, al bales; sales
- bales; shipments $3.50 bales; stock 1891,
1857; stock 1890. 2,207 bales.
CoLUMsus Oct. l6-Cotton dull; middlinR
I haIaa hal
gales /, l33 bales; stock 1891, 1851 bales; stock
$780, 6,645 bales.
NASHVILLE. Oct 16.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling S1sc.
RoNE, Oct. 16.-Cotton- Receipts G. $50 bales;
| shipments 5000 bales; stock 433l bales.
SELMA, Oct 16-Cotton market nominal;
midding Sc; receipts 1914 bales; shipments
63O4 bales; stock 1891, l2,0:1 bales; stock 1890,
$3.50 bales
ATLANTA, Oct 1S-Cotton closed steady; mid
ding 134c: sales to-day 1854 bales.
NEw YoRx, Oct. DEMONSTRATED net re-
receipts at all ootton ports oPt I5sO1 bales bales;
1913 bales, TO the continent 2.922 bales; STOCK
at all American ports e96,3s9 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
New YoaK, Oct 10. noon.-Flour quiet
and steady. Wheat dull and easy Corn quiet
aud weak. Pork quiet and steady at SlOCO0llOO.
Lard dull and depressed at 50 ~. Frelghts
NEW YoaK. Oct. 16. 500 D. m.--Flour,
southern easy; common to fair, ex-
ira $3 65N4 35; good to choice, extra. u 40
as IS; supernne. 81 1904 80; buckwneat flour,
81 250D2 IS. Wheat lower; active for export;
No. red, 81 0fh in store and elevator;
No 3 red, s.; options declined lDI18c,
principally on continued large crop movement
and contradiction Of Russian prohibition, and
| after fiuctuating in narrow limits closed weak,
zkGAfc under Yesterday; No red, October de-
livery 81 05; November delivery 81 06; De-
cember delivery 81 079S; May delivery $.
Corn lower and active. chiefly export; NO. z
cash. 60IS16lc IN elevator; options clio 'ed weak,
N0oic under Yesterday; October delivery 6o11c;
C; May delivery 5i1sc. Oats active and
weaker; free sellers; No 4, C; options quiet
and weaker; October delivery S4Isc;
November delivery C; December delivery
| C; May delivery SIC; No. 2 spot 34A %
s5l6c; mixed western 33036}bc. Hops-StaCe,
common TO choice, I21 loc; Pacific coast, 800
100. Cofee-Options opened steady, and
closed barely steady. 10000 points down;
October delivery /! 70; November delivery
spot Rio dull and nominal: fair csrgoes
C; No. Z. 12Nc. Sugar-raw. quiet
aud firm; fair refining Sc bid centrifugals.
96o test, S4sc bid; refined arm, good demand; No.
g. &C; No 3, C; of A, C: mould A. C;
standard A, 4l4c; oonfectioners' A. Ct cut
loaf. SIC; crushed, SIC; powdered 49sc
granulated E1f041sc; cubes C Molasses-
Foreign nominal; 5O' test, &C IN hhds; New
Orleans firm and quiet. Petroleum steady
and quiet; crude In bbls., Parkers' s.;
crude In bulk 5; refined New York.
So 3O06 AZ Philadelphia and Baltimore.
So 25N6 30; In bulk. s. s0Gts o.. Cotton
seed oil dull but STEADY; new crude Doc; crude
Off grades C; new yellow &c. Wool steady
and quiet; domestic fleece sO1Sec: pulled