The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-29

500 p. m.-Cotton dull and easier; sales to-
gay Ia bales; middling uplands l11se; midjling
bales
Futures-Market closed quiet and steady, with
sales OF 8, 100 bales, as follows: september de-
lvery &C, October delivery 10 3Sfel0 SOC. No
Vemoer delivery 1909 G1010c, december livery
~ o49lO Csc, January delivery 10 060l0 07c,
Feoruary delivery 10 I2010 13c, arch delivery
~ ioJlJ l9c, Arril delivery 10 256110 26c. May
delivery delivery 10 lG1O SIC, June delivery 10 $40
AVSoc. July 10 1910 45c.
GALvEsroS, Sept. 2S.-Cotton easy; mid
dnns lO5sc; net receipts 5,401 bales, gross
o,iOl safes 1888 bales; stock 39, 400 bales; ex-
ports, to Great Britain 5,O05 bales, ooastwise
3,s2S bales.
NoaFoLK, Sept. 2S.-Cotton steady; middling
lO94c; net clips 20S5 bales, gross 2,0S5; sales
959 bales; stock 1890 bales; exports, coastwise
1873 bales.
BALrIMoRE. Sept. 2S.-Cotton quiet: mid
dhng lie; net receipts - bales. gross 2'l;
Tai-s none; stocs 500 bales; exports, to Great
Britain 2.559 bales.
BOSTON Sept. 2S-Cotton quiet: middling
l1431l9sc; net receipts none, gross - bales;
sales none; STOCK none; export to Great Bri-
tain 6.503 bales
NILnISsr ", Sept. 2S.-Cottoa steady; mid
ding 10 7-I6c; ne. receiprs 1,4G9 bales, gross
l,4O9; sales none: stock 6925 bales; exports
coastwise 1901 bales.
PHILAoELrHIA, Sept. 2S.-Cotton quiet mid
ding l1lsc; u receipts so bales, aross so;
sales none; took 5, ;38 bales.
NEw DRLEtNs, Sept. p -t7otton easy; mid
ding 1850; net receipts g. 757 bales, gross HIS;
sales 500 bales; stock 63,7oO bales; exports
to Great Britain 4,735 bales, coastwise !, 154, to
France ), $50 to the continent 6,523.
Futures closed quiet but steady; sales 1890
oales; D. Ceino-i delivery C, October de-
livery SEC, November 9 CSC. December 8 6tc
January ,0c, February nc, March sc, April
y ooc, Nay dc, June 10 00c.
noBILE, Sept rs oJUon weak; miidlin :
10 5-16c; n receipts 3,143 bales. gross 3143
Na.e~ 60 bal S; stock 5,463 bales; exports,
coastwise 2,587 bales.
UsaPHls, Sept. 2S.-Cotton easy; mi ding
lO9sc; raceip,s 791 balls shipments 354 bales
SAFES $50 bales: sVocA 5,t43 baies.
a eOsrA, Sept. IS - oCJDn steady midflng
10 1-16,; receipts 1890 bales; Shipments S26
bales; sales 1,649 bales stock 3S9S baies
CHAaLEsTo Sept. %. lotion steady: MID
ding 3l60l04c; Es' receipts 1854 bales
gross 3,574; $500 bales; stoc 1868 ba es;
exports. to Great Brita 4,o7l bales, coastwise
1912.
ATLANTA. Sept. 2s.-Cotton very dull; mid
ding l0c; receipts 125 bales.
NEW ORR, oept. Is - o isolidate net receipts
at all cotton poros to-day were 1906 tales;
continent 10, 685, to France s. $50 bales; stoc4 =,
All American ports 245,45 Daes.
The total visible supply of cotton for the
world is 1859, 93S bales, of which 7l9,93S bales
are American, against 831, S72 and SIS, 572
interior towns for the week 96,0l4 bales. ke-
ceipts from plantations 205,066 bales. .s-u-
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES ETC.
L1vERpoor- sept. IS noon.-Wneat quiet
demand fallen OFF; holders offer moderately
California No. l, IS Sd@1s Id; red western
spring, Is 1Sd07s l}5d; red western winter,
rs 9dGts 1Od. Corn quiet; demand poor.
NEW YoRK, Sept. %, noon.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat active and urn. orn quiet
and easier. Por< quiet and steady at SIP 2,G5
II 10. Lard dull out firm at 30 10. treights
firm.
5.nn - - flour co,tbo-, olosod d,ll
Wheat moderately active and heavy; 30. red
6i1308ic in elevator; options fairly active, no
Ac lower but steady; No. red, Sc. tenbsr
and October delivery Soc. December delivery
oS6c. Corn fairly active but weaker; No. ,
40c in elevator options duh and irregular,
closed steady-SeptemDer delivery 20 &c, Octo-
Der delivery z04c, December deiv, ~ axe
oats firm bat quiet; ootio9S iirmer but quiet
September delivery 26}xc, May delivery 2334c
Hop closet quist AID easy. C0ffse-optlu ms
closed bar y steady, with higher cables-Se :
t1nber delivery Is G00l5 75c; spot Rio firm,
1alr carSoes 1870. Sugar. raw steady and in
fair demand; far refining 5j5c; celtritugals SO
test 5Bc; refined s,e.lIy aad quiet. MoIasseS-
Foreign nominal; New Ogl- open KETTLE
good to fancy, dull. Petrola I'M steady and
quiet. Cotton seed oil quiet. Wool quiet Pork
qui [ and steady. Beef closed inactive and
quiet; extra mess 5 1905 80. Beef hams
weak. Tisrced beef dull. Cat meats stron .
Middies strong. Lard easier and quiet; western
steam 81 60. city 49, %. Freights stronger; cot
ton 81 d bid, grain 5Ibd
CHICAGO, sep. 28.-rhe volume OF busine
transacted il wheat to-day was lar ger tuan
usual for the closing day of the week. Though
smaller than yesterday and the day before.
fluctuations were wtain a narrower iimi aud
after BllHc lower opening, the market weak
ened lite more, aud averaged most of the
So sion fractionally under yesterdays ruling
figures. Part Of the gossip received was that
Duluth parties were buying wheat here. and
that a prominent local operator was willing to
help the crowd break the IN r<et If he could 10
50 without selling aay Wno1t. Forei IN houses
We're said TO lie ION the fence" to-day, A gea.
eral break of orc was expected by both bulls
and bears here on depressing outside influences.
The selling pressure, however was not
especially heavy until late in the session, when
realizing b. longs became quite large AMI
general. and December wheat broke to S!1Ac
May being carried down to sage Final C oSIng
figures showed a net decline of 15d0 y c. Corn
was moderately active at times, with a feeling
developed somewhat ca sier The MARKET opened
for a time, then sold oil ssc, ruled quiet and
steady, closing WITH near months 14c lower and
May at the same as yesterday. A moderate
volume of trade was Witnessed IN oats Prices
advanced 1s@h4c. Nay wss sold freely and
prices remained steady. Trading in pork was
raGner light and the feeling easier. b ferred
deliveries rather weakened, and prices declined
IS G20c. closing tame. A light trade was re-
ported in lard. Prices were 21sGt5c lower, the
market closing quiet Trading w S only fai'
short rios, and the feeling easier Prices de-
clined II DC, and tue market closed steady.
Cash quotations were follows: Flour
firm w eat-No. spring S014@S0Ac; No. 2
red S)4080Ac CoFn-No. 2, 314c. Oats-No
2, l9tSc. less pork at Sl1. Lara at S6 u 81
i IS. Short ribs sides, loose. S.. shoulders
quiet. Whisky at 81 OF.
Leading AuJ 4ros ia .ed as follows: