The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-29

MCarolina conses 100 Northern Pacific. 2..s
N.Carolina cons4s. 97Jk DO pref 1881
So Caro- Brown Pacific Mail 90
cOnsolsl, Gs...... 81 Reading ...... i0lS
Tennessee ........lU5 Richmond a Ale. =
do 5s...... % Richm'd q W Pr.
do Sc IS. 40 Terminal ...... 1914
Virginia 6s........ 80 Rock Island $500 S2Ls
Va.6s consoli'ted IS St. Paul NJ. ;44s
Ches. & Ohio go. do preferred Il7X
Northwestern -. il6l6 Texas Pacific $500 1919
do preferred. 1888 Tenn. Coal Iron 35N
Deia. & Lack. lH Union Pacific - 39&
Erie. .....,........ 299A n. j, Central. 1I4l&
East Tennessee. 594 Missouri Pacific. SEA
Lake Shore l3 Western Union SlA1
L'ville & Nash. OF. 777k Cotton Oil Cerd aySS
Memphis & Char, Us Brunswick ....... 936
Mobile and Ohio. a. Mobile 4 Ohio Is 90
Nashville Chat. S3(s Silver Certificates o6l6
COTTON
LIVERPOOL, Oct. IS noon.-Couton opened
dull and without quotable change; American
mddtng ll-16d; sales 500 bales--American
$500 bales; speculation and export 500 ba es;
receipts IA, 600 bales-American IL, 90a.
Futures-American middling, low n4iddling
clause. October and November delivery d;
November and December delivery S9-old, also
3s-6ld; December and January delivery
426id, also Gold; January and February
delivery i4-G4d, also 1854; February and
and April delivery 44s-s4d, also t1-e4d;
April and May delivery 52-64d, also 4 81 It'd
May and June delivery 5464d, also 5S-Bid.
Futures easy.
amounted TO 200 bales new dockets and =
bales old
400 p. MIXTURES: American middilng low
nn adag clause October ddsIizery 80 ga
November and December delivery 8s-e4d.
S9-o4di December aud January delivery
496id; January and February delivery
a2S4d; February and March delivery4 45-64d.
buyers; March and April delivery 47-8l0
4s6ld; April and May delivery 5O-eid; May
and june delivery 4 53-6id buyers. Futures
closed firm.
MANCHESTER, Oct 2s-The Guardians com
mercai article SAYS: Business is not
satisfactory to producers. Mutual concessions
In some inslanceS secured trade. Manufac-
turers are mostly firm, however. Margins are
80 attenuated that they are debating partial
stoppage of the looms. The demand for shirt
ings, mulls and jacconets for India is poor.
Printing cloths are fiat. prices ruling at about
the lowest point reached during the depressons
in yarns in August. Inquiry for miscellaneous
goods is moderate. Yarns are easy, with mode
rate INQUIRY Quotations generally ara not
lower. Best spinners are firm, owing TO en-
gagements"
New YORK. Oct. 2S, noon.-Cotton opened
quiet; niddling uplands Sssc; middling Or
leans 1876; sales 1876 bales.
Futures-The market opened steady. with
sales follows: October delivery csc, Novem.
Der delivery 14c, December delivery &c
January delivery 4lc, February delivery sec,
March delivery 8 nc.
NEW York, Oct 2S, 800 D. m.-Cotton
market closed quiet: middling uplands SAC;
middling Orleans 1916; net receipts -
bales, gross receipts ASS bales; sales to-day
903 bales.
Futures-Market closed quiet but steady, with
sales Of 122 500 bales, as follows: October de-
livery 4 zoos $780, November delivery s i6Gl
8 lie, December delivery Doc. January delivery
t09s 4 LIFE Febru ar del delivery '4as 500.
g So@s Sic. May delivery, s9l1s s2c. June
delivery O1l9 0sc. July delivery g il629 nc,
August delivery 29G1s 2sc
New YoRK, Oct. 2s-The SUMS cotton review
says: Futures opened at a sharp decline,
quickly rallied, but again declined. closing one
point lower for November and 5610 points
lower for other months from yesterdays inal
figures The early decline was due TO the dis
appointment of bulls with the Liverpool
market, which made but slight and feeble
response 70 our advance Of yesterday There
was quick rally, however, when it was seen
that the receipts at New Orleans we're likely to
not exceed 6, 900 bales, materially reducing the
estimated total at all the ports for the day.
Then came the report from Memphis that the
crop prospects had improved per cent. during
declines In some of the southern markets.
caused fresh slump 20 about the lowest
figures OF the morning Tbs feature OF the day
was the greater declines in tbs more distant de-
liveriss in comparison with smaller declines in
the early deliveries. The wide range between
November and March has been the continual
drawback to the bull operations. Reduce the
carrying expenses, and there may be later on a
better chance for the bull market"
ATLANTA Oct 2S-Cotton closed steady; mid
ding 7s4c; receipts S2S bales; salea to-day -
haes.
GALVESTON, Oct. 29.-Cotton closed quiet;
middiing re; net receipts II .534 bales gross
1884; sales SS5 bales; stock 1889 bales; OK
ports. TO Great Britain 6,Ss5 bales, coastwise
NoRFoLK, Oct. eS.-Cotton closed steady;
middliDg TJSc; net receipts All bales, gross
AN; sales l, 49j bales; stock 1888 bales; ex-
ports, coastwise 545 bales.
RAJ pa1.
midding 64c net receipts - bales, gross
2,5l7; sales none; stock l41s5 bales; exports,
to Great Britain 900 bales, coastwise 1890.
BosroS, Oct eB.-Cotton closed quiet;
mdiliag ssSe; net receipts 42i bales, gross
6.916; sales none; stock - bales
WILMINGTON, Oct. 2S.-Cottou closed firm;
middiing 1Ssc; net receipts l,4T2 bales, gross
i,41s; sales none; stock 4.304 bales
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 2e.-Cotton closed quiet;
mddlng sS4c; net receipts ssa bales, gross 1888;
stock 5,ai9 oales
but steady; middling Sc; net receipts S,lS6
bales gross S5l; sales 500 bales stock 255, 5o5
bales; exports, to Great Britain q $50 bales to
the continent l5,@4s bales, coastwlse 1874 bales.
TO France s. roo,
Futures Market closed quiet, with sales of
30 800 bales. as follows: October de-
livery 76c. November delivery z Sc Deem
Der delivery 9lc, January delivery s 04c,
April delivery SOC, MAY delivery DOC, June
delivery 60c, July delivery s zoe.
Monte, Oct. 2e.-Cotton closed dull /;
middling 1516c; net receipts 2, 93l bales, gross
2,9S1; sales 1000 bales; stock 2s,976 bales; er-
ports, coastwise 2 053 bales
MEMPHIS, Oct. 2s.-Ootton closed steady;
middling 3 Lice; receipts g. 726 bales; shipments
l. 100 bales; sales 27I3 bales; stock go, 692 bales
AUGUSTA Oct 2S-Cotton closed steady;
middling 10 Ice; receipts $50 bales; ship
ments 1887 bales; sales 40 bales; stock II, 061
bales.
CHARLKsroN, Oct 2s-Cotton closed steady;
middling 724G7Jtc; net receipts zoos bales.
gross zoos; sales 500 bales: stock l35, S67
bales; exports 10 Great Britain 1880 bales.
NEw YORK, Oct 2S-Cousoldated net re
ceipts OF ali cotton ports IS. l07 bales exports.
20 Great Britain Il, 64l bales, to France $500
bales to the continent Il ,643 bales; stock at all
American ports 1,0Sj. go bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
NEW YORK, Oct. On, noou.-Flour quiet
and easy. Wheat active and easy Corn firm,
less active. Pork quiet and steady, $40 G09ll 90.
Lard duh and weak at s. I255. Freights
active and firm.
NEw YORK, Oct. %. 500 p. m.-Flour,
southern, heavy and dull; common to fair,
extra So 65Cn4 IS; good to choice. extra,
81 40Gl535; superfine. 81 1904 50; buckwheat
flour 81 254c IS. Wheat irregular and dull;
No. ? red, 81 02}40l 0S14 in store AMI
elevator; 81 02I60l 03s6 afioat; No. 3 red, ora
foreigners, weaker cables and large receipts,
advanced IL 1l5Sc on covering Of shorts
and poor weather at the west, closing steady
ladS4c over yesterday; No. red, October
delivery 81 03}1; November delivery 81 0312:
December delivery 81 O51S; May delivery
81 11lS Corn dull and weaker: No. 2 cash,
7O77lc in elevator; 72qt73c ahoat; optloos
advanced I@iAc, closing steady on lighs
supplies and saorts covering; October delivery
7Ar. November delivery &c: Decem DER