The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-04


Della & Lack. 1915 N. j. Central. lib
Erie. .........,... 25S4 Missouri Pacific. 6l5$
East Tennessee.... 4A Western Union. ). 96I4
Lake Shore ..... 1904 Cotton Oil Certi.. 4s1k
LOUISVILLE 4 Mash. 65A Brunswick Co... Sl4
Memphis & Char. so Mobile & Ohio Is 62Ss
Mobile Ohio. 3olk Silver Certificates $685.
Nashville Chat. 50 Am. Sugar Rein. 110IS
| Texas Pacific, LIST. IS do pref'd. .I02lS
| n. I. Central 100
COTTON
! LIVERPOOL Oct. s, noon.-Cotton opened
steady aud in fair demaud American middlng
! 414d sales 10000 bales-American 500; speou-
lation aud export 900 bales; receipts 600 bales
| American $500
| Futures-American middling. low middllnx
J clause, October and November delivery I4-64d
/ also 1854, also 16-64d; November aud De-
! cember delivery l5-64d, also IS SAD; Deem
Der and January delivery 1864, also 17-64d /;
January and February delivery 1864,
/ also 1850; February aud March
delivery 21-64d, also 2264d; March and April
| delivery 4 23-64d, also - odd; April and MAY
delivery 26-64d; May and June delivery
| none. Futures firm
| Tenders-None.
4p. mixtures: American middling, low
middllng clause, October delivery 4 1860
value; October and November delivery 1850; ;
November aud December delivery 1864, buy
! ers; December and January delivery 4 l9-640
| 20 Cad; January and February delivery 2 -64
| "a 22G4t; February and March delivery
2664D4 27-64d; April and May delivery
29-64d buyers; May and June delivery
3l-6iD4 32-o4d. Futures closed firm.
New YORK, Oct }. noon Futures opened
very firm. with sales as follows: October de-
| livery 60c, November delivery &c, December
| delivery SIC, January delivery 8 00c, February
| delivery lie March delivery 60
New YoRK, Oct. s, 800 p. m.-Cotton closed
| steady; middling uplauds 1880, middlinR Or
| leans SCI sales ga bales; net receipts none
| gross 9, 43S bales
Of 2OS,S0O bales, as follows: October de-
| livery z 67G17 69c, November delivery 7 TO
$50, December delivery Z 9o07 Ole, January
delivery 0S06 04c, February delivery 146
as I5c. March delivery s 259s 26c, April de,
! livery S546 Soc May delivery SOS 46c
June delivery 8 55Gs SOC.
NEW YoRK, Oct S.--Hubbsrd, Price & Co.
| say OF the cotton market: Continued light
receipts at southern ports caused an advance
| in the arrival market in Liverpool of 64n
S64d from Saturdays closing prices. Our
| market opened at an advance OF points on
near and is points on December deliveries
| A subsequent advance Of 2 or 3 points occurred
| when light receipts at Savannah and New Or
leans we're reported, January touching 03c
| the highest point reached on this advance. II
| receipts continue upon the present scale, a
| higher market is expected by ell connected
| with the trade. Although continental spinners
| held over small amount Of the forward ship
| ments, they do not appear at all anxious over
the light movement, and have not appeared 10
| the markets as buyers. Nevertheless the siua-
| tion continues very firm, and the temper of the
| trade is more bullish than ever. Though the
| receipts at Houston and New orleans exceeded
| the estimates, the temper of the market con-
tinues very buLish, and closed firm at the
| highest quotations OF the day. ="
GALVESTON, Oct. 3.-Ootton closed quiet;
| middling NC; net receipts r. $50 bales, gross
l2,S36; sales none; stock So, e86 bales; exports.
/ to Great Britain S,26S bales.
| NORFOLK, Oct. S.-Cotton closed firm;
middling nc; net receipts LIB bales gross
LIS; sales 100 bales; stock 1910 bales; exports
to Great Britain :. 0l6 bales, coastwise 217 bales
| BALTIMORE, Oct. 3.-Cotton closed nominal
| middlinR 1850; net receipts none, gross none
sales none; stock 1906 bales
Boston, Oct 3.-Cotton closed dull; mid
| ding 1l-l6c; net receipts none, gross 2,356
| bales; sales none; stock none.
| WILMINGTON, Oct. 3.-Cotton closed steady;
| mtddlng nc; net receipts ,43O bales, gross
| l,430; sales none; stock l2,647 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3-Cotton closed firm;
middhng size; net receipts none, gross none;
stock 1915 bales.
firm; middling .1Gc; net receipts 1900 bales,
gross 67S2; sales $500 bales st ck So $50 bales
exports, to Great Britain 9,950 bales, to the con-
| tinent 1903.
Futures-Market closed steady. with
sales OF 7O,S00 bales. as follows October de-
| livery 44c, November delivery &C. Decem Der
delivery SOC. January, delivery Z Csc, Feb
ruary delivery Z 79c,. March delivery SOC
April delivery 99c, Nay delivery CSC. June
MOBILE. Oct. s.-Cotton closed firm;
middling slice; net receipts 8, AL bales, gross
3,44l; sales 300 bales stock r. S54 bales; exports
| coastwis4 l16 bales.
MEMPHIS, Oct 3.-Cotton closed Arm;
middling nc; receipts 2,092 bales; sales 800;
shipments 1854; stock 20146 bales
AUGUSTA, Octt. 3.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 5-l69734c; receipts 100 bales; ship.
ments 1904 bales; sales 1864 bales stock 1857
| bales.
CHARLESTON. Oct. 3.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 7A97ssc; net receipts sos bales,
| gross 5,703; sales - bales; stock a. S76 bales
exports, coastwise 4.651 bales.
ATLANTA, Oct. Cotton closed steady;
| mi1dlinR SIC; receipts 304 bales.
New YoRK, Oct. 3.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts a. all the ports to-day we're 81. 6ss bales
tinent se75 bales, to France 30; stock at oil the
ports 800 1871 bales.
| GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
| LONDON Oct. 3.-.The Mark Lane Erpress In
! its weekly review OF the British grain trade,
I says: The price of English wheat averages
| wonderfully low. Deliveries at west country
markets are selling at from PAS to 27s per
| quarter, the lowest average recorded. Thresh-
| ings OF new wheat are disa 1pointing, the mean
! quality being at least is sd below that OF 1891
| Since harvest English wheat GALES amount to
about $4,000 quarters, against $4,000 quarters
| at the corresponding time last year ami 7s1 900
! quarters at the corresponding period in 1872
| An unusually large proportion OF that cut in
| August last remained unstacked uotil
the middle of September owing to
Mtlers require good. dry foreign to mix with
ia mp new English Oats are Sd higher Barleys
are in more active demand. Grinding barley ia up
| to-day's market dry English wheats we're firm.
| Damp lots were very weak. Foreign wheats
were firm, especially Californian and Australian
| Prices of flour were maintained. Barley aud
| oats were cd dearer. Corn was rather easier.
New YoRK. Oct. 3, noon.-Flour inactive and
weak. Wheat dali but steady. Corn firmer
but quiet. Pork in moderate demand and
/ steady at 81 501l2 So Lard quiet at s. 35
| Freights quiet but firm.
NEW YORK, Oct 3, 5 p. m Wheat dull and
easier, closing flrmer; No red 78J4c in store
and elevator; TS34079c afoat; options very
| dull closed steady and unchanged to 1Sc adj
vance; No 2 red, october delivery 1890; No
vember delivery 1890; December delivery $3.50
Corn quiet and firner; No. ? 5l1S0611sc in sle
vator; 521sG15213c ahoat; options closed steady
| 1s94c over Saturday; October delivery Size;
November delivery 5l24c; December delivery
| 524c, oats fairly active and firmrr; options
| 1rmer and moderately active; October delv-
cry 2576c; Novem Der delivery 37I6c; December
delivery 35lAc; spot No. 2 35}46t361fc; mixed
western 3512c Coffee Options closed steady
and unchanged to 10 points up; October deliv-
| cry ID 601l4 IS; December delivery IL 601l4 rs;
January delivery "A 5561i4 80; spot Rio irmer
and quiet; No. l51kDl59sc. SuRar-Refiued
lower and quiet; cut loaf and crushed SLIGO
| SIC; powdered 13-I6@5c; graduated 1916
0D5c. Molasses-New Orleans quiet but steady;
common To fancy z5Q36c. Pork firm and
quiet; new mess S12 %; extra prime 213 co.
Beef quiet; family s. 90; extra mess Sc 25l
6 rs. Beef hams weak but quiet at Si2 80.
Tierced beef steadier at Sl2 BOA 90 for city
extra India mess Cut meats scarce and firm:
Dckled beIlias i0L<m1ll6c. shoulders 6Ac.