The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-08

livery 5IGs SIC, May delivery COOS 62c.
June delivery 696S nc.
NEW YoRK, Oct Hubbard, Price & Co.
say OF the cotton market: TO the surprise OF
the trade, Liverpool failed TO hold the advance
or this morning, closing quiet but steady at
l-b4QS2 bit below quotations last evening, Our
cables state that the d cline is due 70 the failure
OF Manchester 20 follow the recent advance in
cottou- These advices are confirmed by public
cables from Manchester saving that the manu-
facturers are unable to sell except at a c1nces-
sion, Our market opened at 10 points decline
Tor immediate deliveries aud from 5I6 points
Tor more distant positions. This decline was
caused entirely by tie selling OF local longs in
terest, which carried a large line OF cotton.
On the decline their holdInss passed into the
hands or commission houses but sellers were
quick 10 secure the cotton they had parted
With This demand caused q sharp rally which
was quickly lost when the receiptS were posted
heavier than the earlier estimates Subse-
sequently receipts at the interior towns point
ing 70 eOOuO bales, as ainst s. 900 bales the year
or tle 6,0Ou,0p-bals crop, broug ht some outsi Ia
selling orders from those who had handsome
profits. The execution of these orders caused
break TO 2oc for January, at which price the
market became duh, The Arkansas state re-
port received by mail to-day. says The c3ndi-
ton OF the cotton crop has generally improved
during the past week The Tennessee state
report, also received to-day, says. Cotton has
been greatly benefited by the continued sun
shine and warm fair weather. The hollis are
now opening fairly we'll in most sections These
reports. together with the increasing move
ment at the interior towns caused a Gradual
liquidation this afternoon which finally brought
about demoralzed market January selling
as low as l6C. decline of % points from yes
terday's closing quotations "
GALVESTON, Oct. Cotton closed firm; mid
ding 10 lOc, net receipts s, 1O5 bales gross
s,l05; sales 549 bales stock s,67s bales
NORFOLK, Oct. Cotton closed steady;
middling l3-ioc; net receipts /, 400 bales gross
LAOS; sales 657 bales; stock II 81 bales
BALTIMORE, Oct. Cotton closed nominal;
mddling Sc; net receipts none, gross 621 bales;
sales none; stock 1850 bales.
BosToE, Oct. Cotton closed dull;
middling 5ISc; net receipts 502 bales gross / 272;
sales none: stock none.
WILMINGTON, Oct 7.-Cotton closed Arm:
middling no; net receipts 1883 bales. gross
$50 sales none; stock 1903 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 7.-Cotton closed firm;
middling Sssc; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock 3,46l bales.
New ORLEANS, Oct. cotton closed quiet
middling SIC net receipts 1863 bales, gross
S,S46; sales 1880 bales; stock 90 2s5 bales.
Futures Market closed steady, with sales
of $4,000 bales, follows: october delivery
4 zoe, November delivery 74c, December de
livery 79c. January delivery soc. February
delivery 99c, March delivery s 09c, April de-
livery l9c. May delivery 2sc, June delivery
New Orleans cotton crop statement from
Sept. to oct. Z, inclusive: Port receipts
5S9Sll bales, against o45,579 bales last year
and 995,734 bales the year before last. Over
land to mills and Canada 40,784 bales, against
Interior stocks in excess Of Sept. /: &c 6o6
bales against 1873 663 bales for the same time last
year. Southern mill takings 76.0s9 bales this
year, against "a, 6Si bales last year. Amount of
crop brought into sight during the 81 DAYS to
date: 773 $50 bales this yea1 against 1918 397
bales last year and LBS, Ola bales the year be-
| fore last. Amount brought into sight for the
week. 24l,7S bales, against ss1, 0s0 bales last
year and 35S,576 bales the year before last.
MOBILE, Oct. 7.-Cotton closed quiet
middling 9-l6c; net receipts .45a bales, gross
H. HAn - N ~
MEMPHIS, Oct. Cotton closed firm
middling 734c; receipts 1884 bales; shipments
100 bales sales 2 $50 bales; stock 1892, %, 1Sl
bales; stock 1891, "a, S75 bales.
AUGUSTA, Oct Cotton closed steady
! middling Z : 16979sc; receipts 1756 bales; ship
ments ,067 bales; sales 1888 bales; stock, actual
1892, 1888 bales; stock 1891, 49, SIS bales.
CHARLESTON, Oct Cotton closed quiet;
middling INC; net receipts 4,064 bales, gross
1864; sales 700; stock 46, Si6 bales.
MONTGOMERY, Oct. Cotton closed steady
middling 7ssc; receipts 11.l0l bales; shipments
1894 bales stock 1892. 8,2l2 bales; stock 1884,,
IL S21 bales; sales 1914 bales.
MACON, Oct 7.-Receipts $500 bales; sales
none; stock 1899. $40 bales; stock 1891. 2,476
bales shipments $500.
COLUMBUS, Oct 7.-Cotton closed steady;
middIing TIC; receipts 5,34l bales; shipments
S,s96 bales; sales 057 bales stock, 1899, 1888
bales; 1891, 6.249 bales
NASHVILLE, Oct. Cotton closed steady;
SELMA, Oct Cotton closed steady;
middlnR 1850; receipts 5 859 bales; shipments
4946 bales; stock, 1892, 5000 bales; 1897, 1861
bales
ROME. Oct 7.-Cotton-Receipts 1924 bales;
| shipments 6s5 balesi stock, corrected, 3,sl'
ATLANTA. Oct. Cotton closed easy; mid
ding 9-l6c; receipts to-day l,4si bales.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 7.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts at all the ports to-day were 1894 bales
exports, to Great Britain 1880 bales, to the
continent 4,793. to France 405; stock at al
| the ports 625, 586 bales
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Nav YORK, Oct. z, noon.-Flour quiet ant
weak. Wheat moderately active and firm
| Corn firmer. Pork in light demand aud firm Al
fairly active and Arm.
NEW YoRK, Oct. z, p. m-wheat fairly
active for export and flrmer; No, 2 red 1890
| SOC in store and elevator; s0t&a S094c afioat; op
| firm No. 2 red, October delivery sO1sc;, Decem
Der delivery $3.50; May delivery e9lac. Corr
| frmer and moderately active; No. 5lAqbl4s,
in elevator; o9Is052a4c afoati options closes
/ firm. 3kGD18c over yesterday; October delivery
| 5lSsc; November delivery 1890; December dc
| livery 53I6c. Oats firmer and fairly active; DC
| tober delivery 3614c November delivery 1880
| December delivery 3S16c; spot No. 2 $3.50
| 3614c; mixed western 3613Sc. Coffee Option
| 5D 10 points up; October delivery IA so; Novem
Der delivery ii 75014 30: December deliver
| "A 70GoI4 so; spot Rio firm and quiet; No.
| 1870 $40 Sugar - Refined quiet and steady
| Molasses-New Orleans dull but steady; com
| mon 10 fancy 95QI35c. Beef dull but steady
/ Cut meats firm aud wanted; picked bellies 50.
| 19Isc. Middles quiet. Lard easier and dun
\ western steam Is rs asked; October delivery
| 81 IS asked; November delivery 81 90 Freighti
| firm and in good demand; cotton 9-64d; grain
| 2Nd
! CHICAGO, Oct. IA strong feeling pervaded
| the wheat market during the early part of the
| session to-day, and prices for the first hour or
| so we're about &c above yesterdays close
Later there was generous selling, under which all
| the advance was gradually lost. stu, later.
there was good buying at the reduction and a
| rally of about 94c, closing firm near the top.
| December started at 1890, against N1G96c
| at the close yesterday sold up TO 771sc,
| broke to 76&c, advanced TO TL2c and
| closed at 1880 Corn was quiet but
| stronger early in the session, influenced
| chiefly by the firmness in wheat and provisions,
I but az both of these weakened later corn also
| lost some Of its strength There was nothing
| of especial interest in the market and the bull
| ish sentiment was not very general as there
| was free selling on all hard spots. December
| opened at 45Ikc, weakened TO 443zc, rallied with
| wheat toward the close and closed firm at 4516c,
| an advance Of nc over yesterdays hnal
| figures Oats we're steady, fluctuations for
| active options being confined TO a range OF &c
with the close at top figures, go above yester-
| DAVIS closing prices Hog products started
| higher on good buying by local bulls and some
| advance 10 live hogs at the yards, but the
| advance good many longs began realizing
| was considerable drop in prices. The close
| shows an advance of nc in November pork
but loss Of like amount in January. Lard
and ribs are FAC of.
| CHICAGO, Oct Cash quotations were as
follows. Flour steady and unchanged. Whea