The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-27

listed q. 900 SHARES.
The following were, the closing quotations OF
the New York stock Exchange:
Ala. class a, 2-5. .10tlS Nor. & ". pref . SOL,
ala. class B. IS l04 Northern Pacific. 1914
NGaronnaconsos. l22 do pref, 5oSs
N. Carolinacons4s. 81 Pacific Mail -. slIS
80. Caro-. Brown Reading ... bSse
consolsI, 6s..... 9s Richm'd w.Pt. '
Tennessee IS ......lOll6 Terminal ~ SSS
90 % .1OO15 Rock Island. -.... S3l
do Sc. IS. 20 St Paul ...-.,' s0se
Virginia os........ so do preferred. IL ~
Va bs cons ....... IS Texas Pacific $500. Ill
Northwestern. ll5R Tenn. Coal & Iron. Sc "
90 preferred l4l Union Pacific. s0IS
! Della. Lack. 153 n. J. Central ~
| Erie. .............. 26$ Missouri Pacific 62l5
last tennessee. IA western Union E. 9SIS
| Lake Shore .......1S3 Cotton Oil Certi. 46
| Louisville & Nash ssh Brunswick Co Sl6
Memphis q Char. so Mobile & Ohio 10. 6l7S
! Mobile & Ohio. 351k Silver Certificates ssh
Nashville Chat. Sc Am. Sugar Rein Xix
| Texas Pacific, LIST. $40 do pref'd. 1929
| N. Y. Central IO99z
| COTTON.
| LIVERPOOL, Oct. 49, noou.-Cotton opened
| with business moderate at easier prices: Ameri-
can middling AID; sales 10, 900 oales-American
$500 bales; speculation aud export /, 900 bales;
receipts 1900 bales-Amsrican 10. 100.
| Futures-Amsrican middling, low mddlIng
clause, October and November delivery none;
November and December delivery 25-64d, also
| 24-64d; December and January delivery
4 26-64d, also 4 27-64d, also 4 26-64d; January
| ana February delivery 2S-64d, also e9-64d,
also I 2S64d; February and March delivery
| Si-o4d; March and April delivery S3-64d,
also 1874; April and May delivery 4 S6-64d; ;
May and June delivery S7-o4d, also 36-64d.
| Futures easy.
The tenders OF deliveries at to-day's clearings
J amounted 60 800 bales new dockets.
40. MIXTURES: Americana iddling, low
mIddling clause. October delivery 1854 q
24-64d; October and November delivery
| livery 2S-6ae4 24-64d; December and January
delivery 25-64d, sellers; January and February
delivery 27-64d, buyers; February and March
delivery 29-64a4 So-64d; March and April
delivery $500 sellers; April and May delivery
34-o4d, buyers; May and June delivery
3o-6l04 S7-oad. Futures closed easy.
MANCHESTER, Oct. 26.-The Guardians COM
mercial article says: Business is small,
| though the prices OF most manufacturers are
| strong. Transactions for the East are not
| numerous. Sellers who do not hold out for ex
treme figures have secured a few fair lines of
orders. Sheetings appear to be In less request.
Mulls, jacouets and kindred cloths are TOO low
In price for manufacturers TO entertain much
business Sellers of fine bleaching shirtings
complain Of poor prices The demand for
printing cloths ia unsatisfactory. The demand
for yarns is less active Quotations are q shade
higher"
New YoRK, Dot 20. noon-Furures opened
easy, with sales as follows: October delivery
z 96c, November delivery CSC, December deliv-
cry iie e. January delivery delivery, ste February de-
New IoRK, Oct. $500 p. m.-Cotton closed
quiet; midding uplands slice, middling Or
leans $40; sales lis bales; net receipts none,
Futures-Market closed steady. with sales
OF l9l,S00 bales, as follows: October de-
livery 966t7 SIC, November delivery 90 az 97c;
s2l@s &c, February delivery s33@S s4c,
March delivery 440D5 Acc. April delivery s 81
| as 55c, May delivery 641s $50, June delivery
| 5 7S6S 74c, July delivery s2e16 $50.
New YoRK, Oct. 26.-Hubbard, Price & Co.
say Of the cotton Market Foreign advicss
are Of very disappointing character, the sales
| being small; while the arrival market is ad-
versey affected by the reselIng OF long interest.
decline Of 3-64d, with an uneasy close, was
| the final result of the days transactions In
| Liverpool. Our market opened barely steady
| ct points decline, becoming steady on private
| cables OF intermediate advance of 16d in
Liverpool. Many dispatches of frost through
out the Mississippi valley were received, but the
| tendency toward liquidation could not be
arrested, and the market gradually declined
| until January sold at lSc. At this point the
| market metNa few buying orders, which alb
sorbed offerings and prices rail- d. Frost can
not but have caused damage, especially In the
| low lands OF the Mississippi valley, but the
| failure Of the foreign markets 70 respond to
these reports OF damage has intensified the dis
position on the part OF the southern holders to
| liquidate. AT the Gloss the market is quiet and
| steady"
ATLANTA, Dot 26.-Cotton closed steady;
middhng s-i6c; receipts since Sept. !. 1917
bales; shipments 50. 40 bales.
| GALVESTON, Oct. 26.-Cotton closed steady;
| mddhng TIC: net receipts 609 bales gross
7,o09; sales 2,7H bales; stock 1871 77 bales ex-
ports, to Great Britain 800 bales, coastwise
NORFOLK. Oct. 26.-Cottou closed steady /;
miiddling 71fc; net receipts ,4s. bales, gross
ports, coastwise So5 bales
BALTIMORE, Oct 26.-Cotton closed nominal
| middlinR Sl6c; net receipts none gross none;
sales none; stock 1891 bales; exports, coast
BosToN, Oct 26.-ootton closed dull; mid
| ding 5-l6c; net receipts 495 bales gross 1878;
| sales none; stock mono.
WMMrNaToN. Oct. S.-Ootton closed firm;
middlinR 71so; net receipts 1905 bales. gross
| 1865; sales none; stock "a 1855 ba,es.
PHILADRLPHIA, Oct B.-Cotton closed quiet
%; bales; stock 1859 bales
NEW ORLEANS Oct. 2o.-Cotton closed
! quiet; middling &c; net receipts l0.S15
| bales; exports, to the continent 7,4I4 bales
coastwise 7,522
Fntures-Market closed barely steady, with
sales OF 79, 800 bales. as follows: October I CSC,
November delivery Csc, December delivery
: Sc. January delivery 2 7Sc February de-
livery sc, March delivery 2 &c. April de .
| livery O6c, May delivery Ice. June deliv-
MOBILE. Dot. 26.-Cotton closed easy;
middling II 16c; net receipts ,290 bales. gross
| 1920; sales 500 bales; stock 23,925 bales; ex-
ports coastwis- 1921 bales.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 2e.-Cotton closed quiet but
steady; middlng 10 l6c; receipts 1898 bales;
sales 1900; shipments $40; stock 44,6l0 bales.
AUGUBrA, Oct. 2b.-Cotton closed steady; mid
| ding nc; receipts 1889 bales; shipments
,463 bales; sales 1929 bales; stock 81 SIG bales
CHARLESTON. Oct. 26.-Cotton closed firm;
| middling 7Nc; net receipts 6,0o9 bales,
gross $685. sales 900 bales; stock "a ,237
bales; exports to Great Britain 1898.
New YORK, Oct. B.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts at all the ports to-day were ~ l2s bales;
exports to Great Britain q, 554 bales, to the
continent 1888 bales; stock at all the ports
sos, 1886 bales.
GRAIN AND PRov1srsNs.
NEW YoRK, Oct. S, noon.-Flour moderately
active and easy Wheat quiet and steady.
Corn fairly &C i've and steady. Pork inactive
and firm at $12 2501S 80. Lard quiet and
nominal
NEW York. Oct. Qo. p. m.-wheat fairly
active closing steadier; No. red 7C14c in store
and elevator; s634c ahost; options fairly active
and irregular, 1409sc lower, closed steady; No.
2 red, October delivery 7c14c; November dsliv-
cry 1880; December delivery 7S14c Corn
firmer and moderately active; No. 500
60Ixc in elevator; 5014a501sc ahoat; options
closed firm. 1850 over yesterday; October
delivery 603Sc; November delivery 5036c; De-
cembsr delivery sac. Oats nrmer and fairly
active; options quiet and easier; October de-
livery 35Isc; November delivery $3.50; Deem
Der delivery SIC; No. 3ilSc: spot $500;
mixed western s4N36c. Coffee = Options
closed steady, 50t25 points up; October
delivery is 70115 IS; November delivery IS 10
0!5 SIS; December delivery Is 1o1iS Is; spot