The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-06

IcuueSSeo .....l uoH hlO0mOnd u Ale.
5s.....l00 Richm'd y w. Pt.
SO. as. 694 Terminal. ...... 1885
virginia ia 49, % Rock ISlanl ...... e31s
Va 6sconsolirei. IS St. Paul ...... ?4H
Ohes. q Ohio. " Preferred .11S
Northwestern . 1f6I Texas Pacific -. 143t
preferre 13I Tenn. Coal & Iron 3S$
Dela Y Lacx ....i4315 Union Pacidc. -. Abs
Erie ............. 309S N. ]. Central. e. 1l9
hast Tenn esSes.. 90 Missouri Pacific e. 605S
Lake lore .....1254 Western Union. S31s
L'ville & Nash. . 500 Cotton Oil certi 254
mcmphis& Q Iar. p Brunswick ....... i334
Noble Z Oaio... II Mobile 6 Ohio Is. 651S
Nash. & Cnatt'a.. IS Silver certificates. %
COTTON
and in fair demand: American middlin2
41sd; sales 1000 bales-American $500
bales; speculation and export l., 90 bales; re-
oelptS 5000 bales-American 500
Futures = American IN ding, low milling
clause, Octob,r delivery ID; October aud
November delivery 5l-64d. also 4 52-64d; No
5364d, also 55-64d, also 54.64d; December
and January delivery 464t, also 55-6li,
also +56-64d, also 57-64d, also 56-6i; January
and February delivery 55-'4d, also 56-64d,
ruary and March delivery So 64d, also
59-64d, also 6l-64d March and April delivery
6364i, also sd; April ana May Sd. also 30 d;
May and June delivery ID. Futures steady
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's cearings
amounted to 800 bales new dockets and -
bales old
1ic0 o. m.-Futures: Am Nrican middnnz. low
mddlng clause, october delivery 5l-64d,
buyers; October aud November delivery
5l-64d buyers; November and December de
livery 53-64d, sellers; December and January
delivery 55-6tI, sellers; January and Feb
ruary delivery 55-64d, buyers; February and
March delivery 59-5lGll G0-64d March and
April delivery 46l-6lG4 G2-6ld; April and May
delivery 81. value; MAJ aud Juno delivery
3-i4Q15 Old. Futures closed steady.
NEW YoRK. Oct 5. nooa.-Ootton opened
trm; middling uplRnds 3 &c; middliuR Or
leans l-ldc: sales - bales
Putures-rhe market opened quiet but
steady, with sales as follows: October delivery
8 &c, November delivery SIC, December de-
livery s re, January delivery 8 soc, February
delivery O5c, Marcn delivery 15c.
New YORK, Oct. 8, 500 d. m.-Net re-
ceipts none gross 3. 772 bales.
Futures-Market closed quiet but steady, with
sales OF 100000 bales, as follows: October
delivery 1905 4sc; November delivery = 81 %
SIC; December delivery 1905 7Gc: January
delivery 9@DS csc; February delivery 8 O5n
0tc; March delivery 17GD3 1Sc; April delivery
21M.9 2sc May delivery 3161g acc, June
delivery 9 1909 40, July delivery $500 SOC,
AUGUST delivery 60G9 &c.
The Sums cotton report says: Futures
opened buoyant, lost part of the early improve
ment, closing quiet and steady at sac points
advance from Saturday. The market Today
brought home to the bears the danger to which
they are constantly exposed-not from what
can be foreseen and provided for, but from the
unexpected that happens Liverpool re
sustained to the close. why is this thusg' was
the natural inquiry. Frost accounts. frost
accountsn echoel the querist. he mopped
his perspiring brow. Whence do they comet?
1t was explained that it has been wintery cold
in the northwest and lower temperature was
creeping down upon the nor5heru portion of the
cotton region, and threatened to bring frost to-
night The experience OF two years ago shows
that it is not always safe to pooh-pooh frost
accounts early in October; yet no great alarm
was felt after the situation had bsen thoroughly
lrE
began to weaken, tho decline being accelerated
by the excessive crop movements. Receipts at
Memphis over 7,C0) bales, against less than
1000 bales last year, were a great puzzle to the
floor. Spot cotton was 16c dearer."
GALVESTON, Oct cotton closed easy;
IN ddltng 7-l6c; net receipts IL, 2Jl bales. gross
l5,2Jl; sales $50 BALES; STOCK 1U6,047 oales; ex-
ports, to Great Britain Ais bales, coasCwise
1888 haleS
NORFOLK, Oct. 5.-Cotton closed steady;
mlddling o]tc; net receipts 49, bales. gross
4.12S; sales l.oOS bales; STOCK II, 253 bales ex-
ports c1aSJwise 1850 bales
BALr1AoRE. Oct. 5.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling S>fc; net receipts - bales gross
1885, sales none; STOCK S,o34 bales.
BOSTON, Oct. o.-Cotton closed quiet I;
middlins S9sc; net receipts 2Ol bales, gross
1915; sales none; stock - bales; exports to
Great Britain 1870 bales.
WILMISeToN, OcJ. 5.--Cotton closed stea iy;
miodling ot4c; net receipts 1913 bales, gross
26l3; GALES none; stock ~ ,454 bales
PdILADsLPHIA, oct 5.--Cotton closed quiet;
midding c; not receipts l5I bales, gross l54;
STOCK =, SO bales.
Nav ORLEANS, Oct 5.-Cottou closed
steady; middling slice; net receipts 10 SOC
bales, gross u 1885, sales 800 bales stock 1867 951
bales exports, TO toe continent - bales, TO
France 1870. coaStwiSe $40.
Futures-Tne market closed barely steady,
with sales of 34,5U0 bales. as follows: October
delivery C, November delivery CSC, De
M delivery 4Se So SaTb ddsyery
8 79c, April delivery 90c, May delivery
OOc, June delivery lie July delivery &c.
MOBILE, Oct cotton co. c!o s quiet;
3 oSo; sales 900 bales stock BOB bales; ex-
ports coastwise $40 bales
MEMPHIs, Oct 3.--Cotton closed steady;
middling 71Cc; receipts Z 400 bales; shipments
2,400 bales; sales S,4IS bales; STOCK 23,25S
bales.
AUGUSTA Oct. 5.-Cotton closed quiet but
steady: middling 1850 1sc; receipts 1.703
bales shipments 1.G4S bales; sales 1886 baies
CHARLESTON, Oct. 5.-Cotton closed steady;
middling SC; net receipts 71sS bales, gross
1885, sales 3 20J bales; stock o8.0l' bales.
ATLANTA Oct. 5.-Cotuon closed steady;
middAng e1sc; receipts l,12o bales.
GaAN AND Provisions.
Nsw Yoag. Oct. 5. Doon.-Flour active
aud firm. Wheat quiet and easy. Corn
quiet and easv. Pork quiet and steady at
80 75Ol2 2j. Lard quiet and steady at 81 20.
Frsignts firm.
NEW 1OkA. OCG. u OsVO ~ iohs.
soutnern. dull; common to fair, extra, s. ESQ
IS; good to choice, extra. 81 1905 3j;
superfine. 81 7jGl4 80; buckwneat dour,
81 25a2 IS. Wheat No red. 81 Oh in store
ami elevator; 81 O,140 044 ahoat; options
declined lb0llc on weak cables and generally
duh feeling, reacted 1sGD3sc ana closed steady.
lac decline on Octoo'r delivery and A0lc on
otaer mouths II was wHoily a local market;
No. , red. October delivery 81 OF; Novemberde
livery 81 O54; December delivery 81 0'ls; May
delivery s. Corn de cidedle lower; free off r.
ing, closing weaS and quiet; No cash,
5qa665lL5c IN elevator; 6O35GBC@ts afioat:
options declined u D< 1sc, and closed weak on
lower foreign marKe :, increase IN stocs, and In
western supply aGd receipts OF new at west
grading wei :; october delivery $3.50; Novemb 4
delivery zoe: December delivery C; May
delivery 5094c. Oats lower and mode ately
active; No , 33M9259zc; options duil aud
weaker; October delivery 3}c: November
delivery $3.50; December delivery &C; May
delivery e: No. = W lite. October delivery 3iM
G8iaL spot No 2, 33D3i54c; mixed western
5llA 5lSc Hops qui { ant firm, state, common
10 choice, 40 &c; Pacific coast, l.Lipc Coffee
Options o0enel barely steady i3G12j points
d ,,gn ctlsed barely steady a. iitLA down;
October delivery i!J0Nl2 0 Move nber delivery
lfUAiI I'D: Dscsmber delivery II OJNli 10,
pot no dali All nominal, fair carg IS &c;
No =. l5g&c Sugar-raE, hrm and ~ de-
mand: fair refining 2lsc. centrlfugais. 90 test.
s5l8c, tinscosia i-iec; refined quts And cas- ~
SO b. 1Sr; SO. ). 59sci on A, fDf Zoe:
mould A. see. sssAdari 4. 40, eonfectlon
ers' re- cut loaf. i5sc: crus o.. stiei
powdered gifc graaulated, f%L i3se; e-brs
I, &c. Aslaaeos-FgreiEn nonilAl, ~ test IN