The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-06
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Northwestern .ll5 Tenn. Coal & iron. $50
90 preferred lag Union Pacific. -. 1913
Della q LACK 1917 n. J. Central. 1871
Erie ....-.-...... 265S Missouri Pacific. 62
East TenneSses.... Al Western Union .. 96l&
Lake shore ...... 1S9Ik Cotton oil Cert. 45R
Louisville & Nasl. 6S9s Brunswick Co.. S4
memphis & Char. 80 Mobile & Ohio IS. o.
Mobile a OhlO...- $50 Silver Certificates 81
Nasnvllle& Chat. s. Am. Sugar Retlu II 03s
Texas Pacific, Isl. $40 do pref'd. 1924
n. I. central. 1091S
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 5, .-Cotton-Business
large at unchanged prices; American middling
4 5-itd; sales 1900 bales-Amercan II 900;
speculation and export 5000 bales; receipts
none.
,Futures-American middHng low middling
clause. October delivery 23-64d also 22-64 !;
October and November delivery 4 23-64d also
24-C4d; November and December delivery
delivery 2364d, also 2i-6id; Dec arnber and
January delivery 24-64d, also 4 Is "a !; January
aud February delivery 2664d also 27-54i;
February aud March delivery 29-64d, also
i 3l-64d; March and April delivery 1 32-64d:
April and May delivery 34-64d, also 50 Cad;
Futures opeued with an apparently better feel
inZ, which has since disappeared; market now
easy.
The tenders OF deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted 20 1900 bales new dockets.
.. MIXTURES: American middliug, low
middling claus. OCTOBER delivery 4 21-64d,
buyers; October and November delivery u 54i,
buyers; November and December delivery
2l-6494 22-64d; December and January de-
livery 23-64d, buyers; January and February
delivery 2564104 26-64d; February aud March
delivery 2o-6ld. sellers; March and April
delivery 4 30-646G4 3l-64d; April and May de-
livery 33b4d. value; May and June delivery
90 sos S6-64d; Futures closed irregular.
American middling fair lS-16d, good mid
ding 9-l6d, middling 4ssd low middhng
81 6d, good ordinary 4d, ordinary 8 13-lGd.
MANCHESTER, Oct. b.-The Guardians COM
mercial article says: There is increased firm
ness 10 consequence of the advance in Ameri-
can cotton. Inactivity, however, rules. Offers
DO not improve, and sometimes they tend
New YORK, Oct. 8, noon.-Futures opened
steady, with sales as follows: October delivery
c, November delivery Ole, December de-
livery 04c, January delivery 15c, February
delivery &c, March delivery SOC.
New YoRK, Oct, 5, $500 p m.-Cotton closed
quiet but steady; middling uplands 77sc, mid
ding Orleans i-i6c; sales 20 bales; net re-
celpts none, gross l $40 bales.
Futures-Market closed firm, with sales
OF 227 500 bales, as follows: October de-
livery 1907 Csc. November delivery 900
2 91c. December delivery 8 090s 1Oc, january
delivery s 2l@S 22c, February delivery $40
: 35c, March delivery 4461S 45c. April de-
livery 8 55GS Soc. May delivery 640bs 66c,
NEW YORK. Oct. 5.-Hubbard, Price & Co.
say of the cotton market: The failure OF the
Liverpool market to respond to the advance of
our market yesterday has brought many
realizing orders. Under this liquidation the
market was eased some 3016 points, the decline
being more marked upon October deliveries,
tenders being made by a prominent banking
house. Reaction after an advance nearly Of ic
pound is but natural. and so recognized by
the trade, who regard the possibilities of
further advance as great as ever. With this
belief the decline has not been accompanied by
offerings OF other holdings and their apparent
Willingness to buy upon any decline. After 1
o'clock light receipts at interior towns of Au-
gusta, Memphis aud st. Louis created O buying
demand, the market advancing rapidly to the
close. The receipts at Houston are very large
but the temper OF the market is very firm, and
unless the movement increases, further ad-
vance is more than probable"
GALVESTON Oct. 5.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 1t-l6c; net receipts H. 1852 bales gross
1,152; sales ABA bales; stock 1O2, 1888 bales.
NORFOLK, Oct. 5.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 9-16c; net receipts 1885 bales gross
l,OS5; sales 2O6 bales; stock 5000 bales; exports
cOastwise 1862 bales.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 5.-Cotton closed nominal;
middhng l3-16c; net receipts none, gross
440; sales none; stock 10, 406 bales.
Boston, Oct 5.-Ootton closed dull; mid
ding 71sc; net receipts 10 bales, gross 445;
sales none; stock none.
WILMINGTON. Oct. 5.-Cotton closed firm;
middlinE nc; net receipts l,245 bales, gross
l,S45; sales none; stock is, 252 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 3-l6c; net receipts none, gross none;
stock 3,32l bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 5.-Cotton closed
firm; middling : 9-l6c; net receipts 4,035
bales, gross 4,037; sales 1890 bales stock
90,255 bales exports to Great Britain g. l6l bales
coastwiSe St7 bales.
sales OF $500 bales, as follows; October de-
livery 64c November delivery Tic, December
delivery 75c, January delivery z S5c, Feb
ruary delivery z csc, March delivery Csc,
April delivery 8 100, May delivery Csc. June
ATLASTA. Oct. 5.-Coeon closed steady;
middling 9-;6c; receipts 1898 bales
MOBILE, Oct 6.-Cotton closed dull;
middling 77-16c; net receipts $40 bales. gross
$40; sales 500 bales; stock ID, 1873 bales; exports
coastws7 500 bales.
DOT
middling '9sc; receipts 932 bales; sales 2.650
shipments 45S; stock "a, 204 bales.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 5.-Cotton closed steady
middling : 7-l6c; receipts 1857 bales; ship
ments 1925 bales; sales IA bales STOCK Il, "a
bales.
CHARLESTON. Oct. 6.-Cotton closed firm;
middling nc; net receipts 1917 bales gross
1917; sales 800 bales; stock 4O093 bales; ex-
ports, to Great Britain III bales.
NKw YORK, Oct 5.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts at all the ports to-day we're 2 ,0S4 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 1878 bales to the
continent 1924. to France none; stock at all
the ports 6277 29 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK. Oct 5, noon.-Flour quiet and
weak. Wheat quiet and weak. Corn dull and
easier. Pork quiet and firm at $ll 506D12 so.
Lard nominal at S. 50, Freights firm ana fairly
active.
NEW YoRK. Oct. 5. D. m.-Wheat quiet
and easier, closing steady; No. red 7s16c in
store and elevator; 7914c afoat; options closed
steady; May delivery unchanged, other months
December delivery S1ssc; May delivery Sc
Corn easier and fairly active for export; No. 2
5034151c in elevator; 51A@521sc sfoat; OPP
lions dull, closing weak October delivery 14c;
November delivery 5175c; December delivery
53054c. oats fairly active and firmer for white !;
options dull; October delivery 36c: November
delivery SIC; December delivery 3Sl6c; spot
No. 2 36503614c; mixed western 36037c
Coffee Options closed firm 5115 points up;
October delivery il so; November delivery
| IA 400H As; December delivery IA 30II4 so;
spot Rio quiet and steady. Sugar 49, Refined
quiet and unchanged. Pork firmer and quiet.
Peanuts steady. Beef quiet. Tierced beef
quiet Cut meats firm and scarce. Middles
quiet; short clear, October delivery SIS 40 Lard
higher and a tritie more active; western steam
s. 621d; city 81 150S o. October delivery s. 50;
November delivery 81 IS asked January dehv-
cry 81 46 asked. Freights steady ami moder-
ately active.
CHICAGO, Oct. b.-Four million bushels of
long wheat were dumped into the pit TO day;
nevertheless wheat tonight is only 40 14c
lower than at the close yesterday. Corn is from
| M016c. Provisions were firm and higher,
under the lead of January pork, which ad-
vanced 32lSc per barrel Wheat opened very
strong, AMI first sales were ct some advance,
the strength being based on higher cables and
brisk local demand. But there seemed to be
any amount for sale at the advance,
and there was a era iual loss of sc,
from which there was subsequently,
but little rebound. The corn market was Arm
at the opening aud little higher, due in part TO
colder weather and some frost in northern Wis
consn ana Michigan. Receipts were somewhat