The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-26
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LIVERPOOL. Oct. Is, noou.-Cottou opeued
with business moderate at easier prices: Amsri-
can middlinR 4lsd; sales 5000 baies-American
1000 bales; speculation and export 600 bales;
receipts 1900 bales-American Il, 800
Futures-American middling low middllng
clause, October and November delivery none;
November and December delivery 26- SD; De-
csmber and January delivery 2S-64i, also
ESD; January and February delivery
1864, also S064d. also 90 Cad, also 2S64d;
February aud March delivery ! S2-64d, also
3l-64d. also 30-64d; March and April
delivery S5-54d; also $3.50; April and May
delivery S9-o4d. Futures easy
4p. n Futures: American middling, low
niddIing clause, October delivery 26 Sid,
I 26-64d, buyers; November aud December de-
| livery 26-64d. buyers; December and January
| delivery 2S-64d, value; January and February
delivery 5o-64d, buyers February and March
| delivery 4 32-64G14 SS-64d; March and April
| delivery $3.50 sellers; April and May delivery
| 4 39-64d, buyers; May aud June delivery
39-64J94 40-o4d Futures closed firm.
NKW YoRK, Oct rs, noon.-Euturos opened
steady al the decline, with sales as follows:
October delivery 99c, November delivery &c
December delivery 10 January delivery Sc
I February delivery 8 S5c, March delivery &c.
NV YoRK, Oct. 25, 500 .. motion closed
quiet; aiddlinE uplands s 5-16c, middling Or
leans slfc; sales 200 baies; net recsipts o,l5S
bales, gross I2.23S
OF l92,S00 bales, IS follows: October do
livery s 021S oic, November delivery 03ya 04c;
December delivery I6QSe i1c January delivery
March delivery US s ds Eer sSv.sS "a.
as 63c. May delivery 721S isc, June delivery
S20S SIC, July delivery s 9las $50.
NEW YORK, Oct. S.-Hubbard, Price s. Co.
say Of the cotton market: The foreign
news was great disappointment to our market
this morning, as an improvement had been ex-
pected in Liverpool after the snsrp decline of
yesterday. Opening easy at points decline,
the receipt Of dispatches from Texas and
Arkansas brought about prompt recovery and
an advance to SEC for January. The temper of
the market, however, has distinctly changed
since yesterday, to-days feeling being marked
by the fear that a pressure Of receipts Will
cause q reaction in prices. The market closed
with slightly better Tone having recovered
the loss OF the morning. though the business
has been of q limited character. There is every
indication of frost over the Mississippi valley
TO night, and we have received kilograms from
North Carolina reporting snow and sleet.
Probably several days will elapse before accu-
rate reports of damage caused by this frost
will be known, but the prospects of an increased
yield through the lats fall have been destroyed.
1t is not improbable that the lower spot market
may cause a slight decline In the morning.
the receipts for tomorrow point to larger
total than last season. Although the short in
terest Is a limited one, the result of the days
transactions has doubtless tended to increase
its proportions. This feature OF the market was
one Of the reasons for the advance during the
afternoon. The tone of the market at the close
was steady, but without any display Of
strength"
ATLANTA Oct 25.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 7Ssc; receipts /. 1872.
GALVESTON. Oct. 25.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 71sc; net receipts 6,6a bales. gross
6,914; sales 444 bales; stock 1SO,66 bales.
NORFOLK. Oct. 25.-Cotton closed steady;
middling re; net receipts s,lS5 bales. gross
ports, coastwise $3.50 bales.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 25.-Cotton closed nominal;
middlinR Sl6c; net receipts none, gross 1863;
sales none; stock 1880 bales; exports, to
ffotu a hal a. kA
bales. to France 800 bales.
Boston, Oct. 25.-Oottop closed dull; mid
ding 5-i6c; net receipts oe4 bales, gross $40;
sales none; stock none; exports, 70 Great Bril-
tain 1855 bales.
WILMINGTON Oct. 95.-Cotton closed Arm;
middling 71sc; not receipts 1,626 bales, gross
1898; sales none; stock $50 bales; experts,
coastwise 367.
PH1LADELPH1A, Oct 95.-Cotton closed firm;
middling $40; net receipts 300 bales, gross
1909 balss; stock 7's9S baless o... l..
steady; middlinE 1885, net receipts 10, 40
bales, gross 70 $685. sales $500 bales; stock l7s49s
bales.
Futures-Msrket closed barely steady with
November delivery Z re, December delivery
nc. January delivery SIC, February de-
livery &c, March delivery 8 oec, April de
livery s lee, May delivery $50. June deliv-
Mos1LE. Oct. a.-Cotton closed steady;
middlinE II leo; net receipts S68e bales. gross
1900 safes cOU DhtcsS hbOCk ES,OSo Uhl6SV 6X-
ports coastwisa 1,Os3 bales.
MEMPBIs, Oct 25.-Cotton closed steadps
middng 1876; receipts 1855 bales; sales
1880; shipments 2,17s: stock +o.o77 bales
AUGUSTA, Oct. 25.-Cotton closed very steady !;
middng 1910; receipts 1884 bales; ship-
ments 242s bales; sales 1858 bales; stock
81, $50 bales.
CHARLESTON Oct. 25.-Cottou closed steady;
middnE 7s107 1880; net receipts 3 lss 6alss,
gross 2, 1856; sales LOO bales; stock 81 ,6oJ
bales; exports coastwise 1.o49.
csipts at all the ports to-day were 81 ESQ bales;
exports, to Great Britain 7.4S3 bales, TO the
continent 1900 bales, to France 1900: stock at
all the ports 91t,0lS bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YoRK, Oct IS. noon.-FIour dull aud
easy Wheat lower, dull and weak. Corn
dull aud lower. Pork quiet and firm at Sl2 IS
| OILS 50. Lard steady and quiet at % 20.
Freights fairly active and firm.
New YoRK, Oct. %, p. n.-Wheat dull and
&c afoat; options fairly active but heavy,
closing steady, 9s0esc under yesterday: octo-
| Der delivery 1910; November delivery 10; De-
cember delivery 7s16c: Corn nrmer but dull;
options closed firm. A@l1se over yesterday
October delivery sic; December delivery $3.50 /;
May delivery sage. Oats hrmer but less sc-
livery 85Ifc; November delivery s5S4c: Decem-
Der delivery 3716c; spot, Ne. 341<0351xc;
mixed western ss1f@s6c. Coffee - Options
closed unchanged 20 ~ pOlnts QOWbs OcLOOcr
| delivery Is 55015 TO-; November delivery is 30
0bt5 40; December delivery IS e6@1s 20; spot
Rio firm and quiet; No Z 1910. Sugar-Re-
fined steady and fairly active Molasses-New
Orleans dull but steady. Petroleum dull but
steady; refined New York So %. Cotton seed
Oil dull but easy; crude 27Ifc Meat market
quiet and steady. Lard opened firm and closed
weak and quiet; western steam 50 90; city
IS 90; October delivery SO is bid; November
delivery S. 35 bid; January delivery IS 90 bid.
Freights firm and in fair demand; cotton 9-S4d ;
grain 314d.
CHICAGO, Oct. 25.--The lowest point Of the
year was reached by wheat prices to day. Other
cereals were also depressed. but all showed
strength at the close. The heavy increase of
stocks and the scarcity OF storage room were
among the main causes OF weakness. Com-
pared with last night, wheat this evening, not
withstanding the drive during the day. is only
l-I6c off for May. December, however. shows
a loss of 1c. Corn is 14c down for November
and 40 up for May Mixed oats in the cash
market were dull and neglected. This served
to dspress the speculative market and the
pressure to sell carried down the price
IGS4c Later there q fair recovery.
Provisions ruled strong. so strong that the
bull clique imagined for the moment that Octo-
Der ribs would stand alone. They we're quickly
undeceived when it tumbled 81 per 100 10
it, Prices had heavy and frequent fluctuations
in pork but the market was at its best toward
the close Lard was weak and closed lower
than on the day before. Ribs closed CSC lower
for October 2l6c off for November, and ITO
higher for January Pork at the close is from
l25S to 15c over final quotations OF the day
before