The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-29


LryEHroeL. Oct. 81, noon.-oottou opened
| steady. but little doing: American middiing
4T.ird; sales 1000 bales-Ameriaan 2, 100 bAlee;
speculation and export 1000 bales; receipts
lone.
Professionalism middling. low middIIng
clause, October and NoveBbr delivery noae !;
November and December delivery 4 23+64d; De
camber and JaauaTy delivery a3-6ld. slso
4 24-64d; January and February delivery
4 Is Sad, also % SD, also 27-64 i; February
Acd MAron delivery ! 2s-S4d, also -6zj;
March sr and April delivery s0,64s also 81 esd
delivery a5-o4d, also 5o-64d Futures quiet
but steady.
T ere were no tenders at to-day's clearings.
D. n.-Fueures: Am srican milling, low
middling claus, October delivery 4 "a $50
4 a5-64d; October and November delivery
I 2i-6404 xo-o4d; November aud December de
livery 24-6I04 26-64i; December and January
delivery rs o4Gt4 26-64d; January and February
delivery 27-64Gt4 28-54d; February aud March
delivery 4 3e-64d, sellers March and April
delivery 1884, buyers; April and Nay de-
livery 54-640n4 rs SAD; May and June delivery
4 1850. value. Futures closed steady.
The weekly cotton statistics are as follows:
Total sails for the week 81 90 bales-Amer-
lean $1,000 bales; trade taklnRs, including for
warded from SHIPS side TO spinners 66, o0)
bal's actual export 1000 bales; total Imports
5000, baes-Americsn $1,000; total stock
lOO6, 600 bales-American $4,000 bales; total
snoat $4,000 oales-American 10000 bales;
speculat2rs took 1000 bales; exporters took
2700 bales
NEW YoRK. Oct. 2S noon. Futures opened
firm. with sales a. follows: October delivery
., November delivery &c, Dece nber deliv-
cry D DC, January delivery 2lc, February de-
livery 32c Marcn delivery 44c.
300 p. Motion closed qui but steady;
middlinR $50; net receipts here to-day o
bales. gross g.. OIL bales: exports, TO 6reat bri-
tain zoos bales, TO the continent 933 bales
forwarded 1889 bales; sales to-day 54I b des
all 10 spinners: stock at this port 27S COS bales
Weekly net re ipts a. o Oaes, gross 50. SOB;
exports, to Great Britain $3.50 bales to
France 400 to the continent 4,4SS; forwarded
10, 067 bses; sales 16 49J ba es; ~. nners l,O49
Consolidated net receipts at all por.s for
the week SIS $50 bales; exports, TO Great Britain
1878 bales, TO the continent 5i,S9o bales, 70
France 1880
Total net receipts since Sept. /. I.4O7, ss5
bales: exp ats, to Great Britain 4S1.523 bales
10 France 5o,leo bales; to the continent los, 2Si
bales.
of 1851, 200 bales, as follows: October de-
livery o96DS 0Oc, Novem Der delivery q VI % 0c:
December delivery i5c, January delivery
s@9s s1e. February delivery ssssa1S soc;
as sic. May delivery ZOOS lie, June delivery
s soDs Sic, July delivery s seas soc.
New YORK, Dot. 28-HubOard, Price 4 Co.
cay OF the cotton market: An increase IN the
tsxings spinnsrs 10 Liverpool dispsiled the
wcAk tone OF yesterday abroad, and tends TO
confirm our cattle dispatches that the threatened
strk will os svsrte !. More careful study Of
batter feeling IN the arrival market, whio1
closed steady at an advanos Of 6+d from yes
tsrdAy. Our market opened quiet and steady
at points advances, too demand coming from
co IImiast N houses With foreign oonn@chons
aud the market gradually improvei until
January sold at spc, and en- advance OF II
points from she lowest prices OF yesterday. A
slight reaction occurred a. receipts at soma Of
the interior towns we're heavier than were anti
cipated, but tho tone of the market 10 steadier
than fer the week pact The feature OF the
market to-day has been the prepondsranoe OF
buying by commission houses over that of the
local trade. After sharp advance Ia the
market from yesterdays depression, tho reac-
ton at tne CLOSE from the Oest prices OF the day
was no. a. unnatural on. some effort was
made TO close the market easier, which was
hardly successful"