The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-11

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COTTON
LIVERPOOL, Oct 10, noou.-Cotton opened
nrm and in fair demand: American mIddling
1-l6d; sales 900 bales-American $500 bales;
speculation and export 1000 bales; receipts
1000 bales-American none
Futures-American middling, low middlinR
clause, october and November delivery none;
November and December delivery 2S-6+d, also
26-64d; December and January delivery
27-64d, also Ps64d. also 4 2e-o4d; January and
February delivery S064d, also 3i-64d; Feb
ruAry and March delivery : S2-64d, Also S3-64d;
April and May delivery none; May and June
delivery sO-64d, also 4 4l-64d. Futures opened
firm.
The tenders OF deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted 20 300 bales new dockets.
4p: MIXTURES: American middling. low
middling clause. October delivery $3.50
26 -54d; October and November delivery IS 81
4 25-64Gt4 s6-64d; December and January de-
livery4 2T-6i44 2S-6%d; January and February
delivery 29-64@4 sO.e4d; February and March
delivery 33-6aG4 33-64d: March and April de-
livery s5-6ld, buyers; April aud May delivery
4 81 640i 3s-64d; May and June delivery
4e-64d. Futures closed irregular.
New YORK. Oct. 10. noon .-FuJures opened
irregular. with sales as follows: October de-
livery g, November delivery l6c, December
delivery $50, January delivery 8 CSC, February
delivery Soc March delivery 60c.
M ~ K.0n -.
quiet; middling uplands 8 l-l6c, middling Or
leans Sac; sales /, 1877 bales including so bales
contract; net receipts none, gross 4, 796 bales.
gr xeo bss closed steady With sales
livery z s707 Ole, November delivery $40
90c. December delivery s 020s O9c January
delivery s l5c February delivery 26Qs &c,
8 4Sess ACC, May delivery 8 5s0s soc, June
delivery SOS CSC.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-Hubbard, Price & Co.
say OF the cotton market: "A Wild and erratic
market at home and abroad is the story of the
cotton market up to O'Clock to-day. An early
advance Of 5-64d IN Liverpool was not thought
to be sufficient response to the sharp advance
here on Saturday Disappointed at the sma
demand from the Lancashire spinners, many
OF the export houses sold on the opening. As
the recent advance had driven the entire short
interest out of the market, these offerings were
sufficient to create weaker feeling. The
market rapidly declined to o2c for January
from which there was feversh advance 70
oUo JUST Oet0re the bureau report was re-
ceiVed The entire trade had expected a
bureau report Of 20 per cent. or below, aud
when the official figure of 7s.S was published
the market declined with a rush to 8 lie under
execution OF southern selling orders. New
York bought freely at the decline, with the
effect OF causing reaction to DC. but the
market has since developed weakness. During
the afternoon the market continued to huc-
| tuate wildly, closing steady at the prices
| touched when the bureau report Was pub
| lished. Late cable dispatches from Liverpool
| state the bureau report to have been much bet
ter than anticipated. and foreshadowing q do
| cline OF over 5-64d in that market tomorrow.
| Large offerings Of spot cotton from the south
have been made to exporters here since the
| close OF the market indicating q disposition to
call cotton in the Liverpool market tomorrow
| morning
GALVESTON, Oct. 1o.-Cotton closed steady;
middling TIC; net receipts 1914 bales. gross
IS, 474; sales 2o62 bales; stock i0l 722 bales ex-
ports. to France 1913 oales.
NORFOLK, Oct. 10.-Cotton closed steady;
middling l3-l6c; net receipts ssls bales, gross
$685. sales $50 bales stock u III bales; exports
| coastwise $50 bales.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 10.-Cotton closed nominal
middling SIC; net receipts none. gross
| OILS; sales none; stock Il. 76S bales; exports
to Great Britain is5 bales. to the continent AS
bales.
BosroN, Oct 10.-Ootton closed dull: mid
| dlingS 3-l6c; net receipts lsI bales gross 7oo;
sales none stock none; exports, 20 Great Bri
| tain 693 ba es.
WILMINGTON, Oct. 10-Cotton closed firm;
middling So; net receipts 254S bales, gross
| 254S; GALES none; stock 20. 739 bales
| PHILADELPHIA, Oct 10.-Cotton closed steady:
middling S1fc; net receipts 1876 bales, gross 1865
stock ASA bales.
| irregular; mddling :34c; net receipts TO- 0s
bales, gross 1882; sales 1850 bales; stock
| 98. $50 bales.
Futures-Maxket closed steady, with
| livery7 &c, November delivery 6Gc, December
delivery { zoe. January delivery SOC, Feb.
rusry delivery SOC, March delivery 8 0oc,
| delivery SOC.
ATLANTA, Oct 1o-Cotton closed dull;
middling 1850; receipts $3.50 bales,
middling 7Ssc; net receipts 2,246 bales, gross
2,246; sales 500 bales; stock ID 416 bales; exports
coastwis 2,034 bales.
| MEMPHIS, Oct. 1O.-cotton closed firm:
middling &c; receipts 1885 bales; sales /, 500;
shipments b91; stock 200 bales.
| AUGUSTA, Oct 10.-Cotton closed steady
middling nc; receipts l,76O bales; shipments
| 1850 baIes; sales 1904 bales; stock Is, S25 bales
| CHARLESTON. Oct. I0.-Cotton closed steady
| middling 73zc; net receipts s 1913 bales, gross
o,233; sales Ito bales; stock 54,864 bales
| New YoRK, Oct. 10.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts at all the ports to-day were so. 1873 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 1,o7S bales to the
continent 3,4e5, to France 4,373; stock at all
the ports 6S264 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
| LONDON. Oct 10-The Hdrk Lane Express,
| in its weekly review of the British grain trade
| says: 1.-THE average price of new wheat
| throughout the Kingdom is 2Ss, but il brings DOS
I'D in London. where a higher quality and bet
| ter weight is offered than on the provincial
| markets. Barley, is strong. Oats are firm.
| Corn is weak. At to-days market good En-
| glish wheat readily brought from Sos to 4os
| Indian was is dearer. Other foreign whests
| were Cd higher. Flour was firmer. Barley and
| corn we're dearer. Osts were Cd dearer
NEW York, Oct 10. noon.-Flour steady but
quiet Wheat steady but dun. Corn weak
| and dull. Pork quiet but steady at Gil 75@
| Is co. Lard quiet and weaker at s. 20. Freights
| quiet and steady
NEW YORK, Oct. 10, p. N Southern -four
| quiet and steady good TO choice extra So I5n
S4C Wheat very dull but hrmer; No. Q rod
| s014c 10 store and elevator; Sic shoat; options
| CLOSED steady. with October Ac up, other
| months unchanged to &c down October delivery
| sOl4c; December delivery 621fc; May delivery
| $3.50 Corn quiet aud firm; No sic In eleva-
| tor; SIC ahoat; options closed steady at A134c
under Saturday: October delivery bOXc;
kllLc.