The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-20

| Va Is cons $500. SO Texas Pacific. - ~
Northwestern 1l5S Tenn. Coal & Iron. $50
do preferred i42l5 Union Pacific -. 4OIt
Della & Lack. .... 1854 N. J. Central. -. 1874
| ERE -........''... 2o4 Missouri Pacific. 621s
East Iennessee.... ~ Western Union 9SsS
| Lake Shore ..... 1924 Cotton Oil Oerti.. 4024
! Louisville Nasa. 691s Brunswick Co.
| Memphis q Char. so Mobile & Ohio IS. 6lal
Mobile 4 Ohio. $50 Silver Certificates $685.
NasnVllle& Chat. So Am. Sugar Refin. li03s
r i racihc' LIST. sals do pref'd. lO2
COTTON
LIyERPooL. Oct. 10. noon.-Cotton opened
! steady aud in fair demand; American mid
ding 4 sled; sales 1900 bales-American
l2,OOO bales; speculation and export !, 900 bales;
receipts 1920 bales-all American.
| Futures -American middling, low middllng
clause. October and November delivery none;
November and December delivery 21-64d also
: So-64d; December and january delivery
and February s5-64d. also 4 24-64d; February
and March delivery 2s-64d. also 27-64d, also
25-64d; March and April delivery 30-64d, also
% SD; April and May delivery So SAD, also
S2-o4d; May and June delivery 35-64d Flu
lures opened easy.
The tenders OF deliveries at to-day's cIearings
amounted TO 1900 bales new dockets.
| o. MIXTURES: American middling, low
| middling CLAUSE, October delivery I 2064d;
| October and November delivery 20-64d No.
vember and December delivery 2o-S4d; De-
| cemoer and January delivery 4 2I-6I6D4 22-64d;
| January and February delivery 1860, sellers;
February and March delivery 26.64&4 81 Sad;
/ March and April delivery 29-64d sellers;
April and May delivery Sl-64d, buyers May
and June delivery S3-64D4 34-64d. Futures
| closed st sady.
American middling fair 4s4d, good mid
ding AID, middling $3.50, low middling 41sd,
| good ordinary l-l6d. ordinary 35kd
| MANCHESTER, Oct. 19.-The Gudfdtdn's com
mercial article says: while the relapse in
price of silver and rates of Eastern exchange
unsettles the plans of merchants who looked
| for an increase Of business arising from the
recent advance, manufacturers, in face Of the
| impending strike, find yarns stiffeninR. Sales
| OF cloth are moderate, prices rarely being DOM
mensurate with the cost of production. Higher
quotations still interfere with most Of the trade
Offering Bolton operators are paying an
| assessment OF 2s each into the strike fund and
promise to pay Is each it it is necessary. Notices
were served yesterday Of per cent. reduction
] in wages to operators of $4,000 spindles in
| northwest Lancashire"
NEW YORK, Oct. 10, noon Futures opened
| firm, with sales as follows: October delivery
| Z l5c, November delivery SIC, December de-
livery 97c. January delivery 8 Coo, February
| delivery 22c, March delivery 35c.
New YoRK, Oct. 10, 500 p. m.-Cotton closed
steady; middling uplsnds Slsc, middlinR Orleans
s 5-16c; sales 507 bales; net receipts none, gross
Futures-Market closed steady. with sales
| OF 206,50 bales, as follows: October de-
livery z sa97 eOc. November delivery go
| Z CSC; December delivery O66s O7c, January
| 5 39c March delivery 410IS 43c, April delivery
8 seas SIC. May delivery 62@s CSC, juno
delivery nos re July delivery zoos SOC
| NEW YORK, Oct. 19-Hubbard, Price Co.
| say Of the cotton market: An active demand
| from spipners to-day confirms the private ad-
vices of good business being contracted for in
Manchester for the far east The high quality
Of this seasons crop brought about a revision
| OF the differences upon grades of middling and
| below, which have been advanced 1-l6d. Man
| chester adviceS report yarns strong and cloths
full prices insisted upon," but business small.
| In the arrival market opening prices which
| were 2-6i43-64d above yesterdays closing
| prices. were hardly sustained at the close but
our cables tell us that the tone Of the market
| remains very firm and anticipate a further sd-
vance. Throughout the trade at home and
| abroad the temper continues to be very bullish
1 The shorts have been driven to cover by light
receipts, and appear to have united with the
bulls in expecting higher prices. At the
| opening the pressure of large buying orders
| was not developed until after January delivery
was passed ON call, but whom spring positions
| we're reached largo buying orders for foreign
and Wall street account advanced the market
some points from the closing quotations of
yesterday. With but slight reaction the
| market has continued advancing sill morning
having at 1880 O'Clock improved 10 points The
| feature OF to-day's market has been the ap
| pearance OF buying orders from contine ntaI
agents. The market closed steady at about
best prices, with frmer tone Immediately
after the close of business"
| GALVESTON. Oct. 1a-Cotton closed strong;
middling z l1-l6c; net receipts 915 bales gross
| S,9l6 sales 1850 bales stock 1877 765 bales; ex-
ports, to Great Britain 5,3O7 bales, to France
| 1896. to the continent IL.
NORFOLK, Oct. Ia.-Cotton closed steady;
| mtddling 1850; net receipts 81 bales gross
| 1877; sales To4 bales; stock 10 401 bales; OK
ports, to Great Britain $3.50 bales coastwise
| 1857 bales
BALTIMORE, Oct. le.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling Sc; net receipts none, gross 2,TS4;
sales none; stock 1S,025 bales; exports, coast
| wise 900 bales.
BosroN, Oct. 19.-ootton closed dull; mid
ding s1ec; net receipts al9 bales, gross s?4;
wuNSeroN. Oct. Io.-Cotton closed firm.
middling 7szc; net receipts 1885 bales. gross
1885; sales none; stock 2e.56s bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 19.-Cotton closed firm;
middling she; net receipts % bales, gross
2s bales; stock 5,195 bales.
New ORLEANS. Oct. 19.-Cotton closed firm;
gross i86a sales s56e Bales s.ecS lSs sss
bales; exports coastwise 5,996.
Futures-Market closed steady. with
November delivery. 7 zoe, December delivery
: 73c, January delivery SEC, February de-
livery &C, March delivery 8 O2c, April de
| livery l2c, May delivery 2lc. June deliv-
/ NOZZLE. Oct. 1s.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 7-Ioc; net receipts sss bales, gross
sss; sales 1900 bales; stock 1887 bales; e1-
MEMPHIS, Oct. 19.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 9-ibc; receipts 2.tis bales; sales
0.oos; shipments OPS; stock IS, 49s bales.
ding 1907 9-16c; receipts 2030 bales; ship
ments 745 bales; sales 2,5o3 bales; stock
| Is, 34S bales.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 19.-Cotton closed FIRM
middlng 716074Rc; net receipts 3,50S bales,
gross sos; sales 100 bales; stock 70, S56 bales
NEW YORK. Oct. demonstrated net re-
oeipts at all the ports to-day were 35 400 bales;
exports. to Great Britain Is, s92 bales, to the
continent ,059 bales, to France 1896; stock at
all the ports e39, 800 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YoRK. Oct. 10. noon.-Flour quiet and
steady Wheat weak and fairly active Corn
lower and weak. Pork inactive and steady.
Lard quiet and firm at s. IS. Freights dull
and steady.
I NEW YORK. Oct. IS. S p. NJ Southern -four
dull and easy Wheat fairly active, lower and
weak: No, 2 red 57s4c options active and ex-
cited, closing steady at sZG5sc lower: October
delivery TIC; November delivery 7S1sc; De
cember delivery ?9Ac. Corn active, lower and
weak; No. 2 490t4994c; elevator, 49341503Ec
afloat; options active closed steady at A034c
decline; October delivery 1880; November de
livery $3.50; December delivery 505sc; May
delivery 5i31c. Oats fairly active. irregular and
weak; options active and weaker; October de
livery 34c; December delivery 36c; May deliv-
cry SOC; spot No 2 34D3414c; mixed western
3SN36c. Coffee Options closed barely steady,
5 down to up; December delivery ID S5114 95;
January delivery IL 60; March delivery 1850
IL 20; spot Rio quiet and steady at 17@1Sc.
Sugar-Reflned quiet and steady. Molasses-
New Orleans quiet and steady. Cotton seed
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