The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-18

90 % ...l00 Rock Island. -.... SEA
Virginia IS ........ 80 do preferred. lssZ
| va os cons IS Texas Pacific. ...- !lsS
Northwestern. .1i5A Tenn. Coal & Iron. $50
| DO preferred. l42 Union Pacific. 4034
Dels. Lack....1 1874 N j. Central .i9pi1
| Erie :.-..-........ 26% Missouri Pacific. 62Ia
East tennessee. 4A Western Union... 90
| Lake SHORE .....l33 Cotton Oil Certi.. 45Sz
1 Louisville a Nash. 6SJk Brunswick Co.,.
| memphis Char.. 80 Mobile & Ohio Is. 81
Mobile Ohio. $50 Silver Certificates S61<
NAshvlne a Chat. So Am. Sugar Rein. 1924
Texas Pacific, LIST. s4Ss do pref'd. .l0lle
| N Y. Central. 10
LIVERPOOL. Oct. Il. noon.-Cotton opened
steady aud in fair demand; American mid
| ding 5-l6d; sales $4,000 bales-American
lO,SOO bales; speculation and export 900 bales;
| receipts 1890 bales of American
futureS-American middling, low middlIng
clause october and November delivery l2-64d:
| November and December delivery lS64d. also
| 1864, also l4.6id; December and January
delivery l464d, also l5-64d. also I6-64d, also
l5.64d; January and February i7-64d' also
: ID 64d, also I7:64d, also Is 64d also 1850;
February and March delivery l9-64d, also
2o-64d, also 4 21-64d, also 22-64d; March and
April delivery 42l-6ld, also 22-64d, also
: 2s-64d. also 4 "a e4d; April and May delivery
| 2i-o4d, also 25-64d also 27-6id; May and
June delivery 26-o4d. also 26-64d, also
2S-o4d, also S0.64d Futures opened firm.
| The tenders OF deliveries at to-day's clearings
| amounted TO 100 bales new dockets
| up; MIXTURES: American middliug low
nldding clause, October delivery lS-6401
Hold; October and November delivery 4 1854
| 04 14-64d; November and December delivery
| : - o414 14-64d; December and January de-
| livery 4 15-6i614 16 64d; January and February
delivery l7-6404 IS Cad; February and March
delivery 20.e4d, sellers; March and April de-
livery 22-6l(14 2S-64d; April and May delivery
! 2o64d, sellers; May and June delivery
q 1904 2S-64d, Futures closed barely St ady.
NEW YORK, Oct. II. noon.-Furures opened
| steady at the advance, with sales as follows:
october delivery nc, November delivery 74c,
December delivery Sac, January delivery 9ec,
February delivery 07c March delivery 8 1Sc.
NEW YoRK. Oct. Il, $500 p. m.-Cotton closed
quiet; middhng uplands SC, middling Orleans
slice; sales 557 bales; net receipts none
| gross 2, $50 bales.
Futures-Market closed quiet, with sales
OF las, 900 bales as follows: October de-
livery 56@7 &c.. November delivery 67a
Z csc; December delivery 1907 SOC, January
delivery 9297 9Sc, February delivery 8 0S@
O4o, March delivery 8 laos 15c, April delivery
| s 25Gs 26c, May delivery 8 S4Q1s SEC, June
delivery sos 46c, July delivery 520s sac.
| NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-Hubbard, Price & Co.
| say OF the cotton market: THE reaction in
Liverpool from the depressed condition Of
Saturday surprised our market again to-days
| The demand from spinners swelled the sales to
1900 bales, and the arrival market recorded
| an improvement of 3-6414-64d, though the
/ greater part of the improvement was lost at
the close Of the day. The temper of the market
here remains very bullish, the movement OF
| the crop being on such a comparatively light
scale that the entire trade now taxes favor
able view Of cotton. Naturally with this feel
/ ing the short interest is Of small dimensions,
| and with the trade holding cotton, new buyers
are needed TO take care Of the offerings Of cotton
| from the south. Our market. therefore, opened
| dlSappointtnRlY TO all at about points advance
| from the Official closing of Saturday, though
| SOLO points higher than the private transac-
| tons made at q very late hour on the curb
| Rumors were current that the receipts at New
| Orleans tomorrow would be %, 900 to 1000
bales, but when this runner was denied and the
official estimate OF II 900 to 1900 was received
the market reRained the loss caused by the cir
| culation OF the earlier estimate The weather
| conditions could not be better for the maturing
| and the picking Of crop. with apparently no
prospects Of frost. Southerly warm winds pre-.
| vailed over the cotton belt. The usual offerings
| from the south caused decline during the
afternoon and the market closed quiet and
| easy"
GALVESTON, Oct. 17.-Cotton closed easy:
middling 75sc; net receipts 1898 bales. gross
l6,SOS sales 1888 bales stock 1923 215 bales; ex-
ports, to the continent 1881 bales, coastwise
| 1891.
| NORFOLK, Oct. 17.-Cotton closed steady:
middlng no; net receipts 2,257 bales, gross
1857; sales AZ bales; stock 20, ZIG bales exports
coastwise 1,6ee.
BALr1MoRE Oct. H.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling So; net receipts none gross LOS;
sales none; stock 1884 bales,
BOSTON, Oct. T.-Ootton closed dull; mid
| ding &c; net receipts 80 bales, gross s76:
sales none; stock none; exports, TO Great Bri-
tain 8 e3i bales.
| WILMINGTON. Oct. 17.-Cotton closed steady;
middlins no; net receipts 4o7b bales, gross
4,O7o; sales none; stock e, 7S9 bales; exports,
coastwise 212 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 17.-Cotton closed quiet;
middllng sysc; net receipts bales, gross
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. n-Cotton closed easy;
middling s-l6c; net receipts l4,i59 bales,
| gross 1889; sales 1890 bales; stock 1898
bales; exports to Great Britain 8, 10, TO France
| $500.
Futures-Market closed steady. with
sales OF $1,000 bales. as follows: October acc.
47c, January delivery soc, February de-
| livery Z CSC, March delivery &c April de-
livery Z S5c, May delivery Csc, June deliv-
cry csc.
ATLANTA. Oct 17.-Cotton closed steady;
| mddling 7Mc; receipts none.
MOBILE, Dot. 17.-Cotton closed easy;
middling 7asc; net receipts 1884 bales, gross
ports coastwiss s94 bales.
MEMPHIS, Oct. H.-Cotton closed easy;
middling 71fo; receipts e.aIS bales; sales
AUGUSTA, Oct 17.-Cotton closed steady;
middliug 7ss07 7-16c; receipts a,O4s bales; ship,
ments 79i bales; sales e77 bales; stock
CHARLESTON. Oct. 17.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 75-l697ssc; net receipts 1898 bales,
gross ,69S; sales 1000 bales; stock g. or bales
exports coastwise g, 275 bales.
NEW YORK, Oct. H.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts at all the ports to-day we're So 952 bales;
exports, TO Great Britain Is, 100 bales, to the
continent l1,o43. to France $40: stock at all the
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
LONDON, Oct. 17-The Mark Lane Express, in
its weekly review OF the British grain trade
says: 1T is now believed that the yield of
wheat of Great Britain does not exceed 900 900
quarters. There is fine yield of barley, but a
| fine mailing grade is very scarce. Wheat has
fallen Is Foreign wheats firm, as the de-
crease in Indian shipments balances the large
American crop. Barley Is Cd dearer. Oats and
corn are dearer. At to-day's market English
! wheat was steady. Fine American advapced Is
Ordinary American was held for Cd advance
Flour Sd dearer. Barley and corn were firm.
Oats advanced 3D."
NEW YORK. Oct. II. noon.-Flour dull and
easy. Wheat dull and weak. Corn easy and
dull Pork quiet and steady at Gil 75e1l30 90.
Lard firm at IS rs. Freights fairly active and
firm.
NEW YORK. Oct. II, p m-Southern -four
quiet and weak. Wheat flrmer-No. red
7e1b6 1870 in store and elevator. 79l4c afoat;
options closing steady and unchanged to Nc
decline; October delivery 1880; December
delivery so5sc: May delivery s7Ifc. Corn
easier and moderately active, closing steady;
No. 2 491<G0493{o in elevator. 501504c sfioat;
options dull, but closed firm. &c up to 4c
down; October delivery 1870; November de-
livery 50ssc; December delivery s1asc. Oats
active and irregular, closing steady; options
moderately active and firm; October delivery
341Sc; November delivery $3.50; December
delivery S6s4c; spot No. 2 s418l1lc; mixed
western 34G136c. Coffee Options closed steady.
up to is down; October delivery 10 80; No