The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-24
~eL" the closing quotations

N.Carolina cons5s .I2i Nor Pacific 49, S2I
N.'aro lna cOls - .64 pref. -. 745z
So. Caro-. brown Pacific Mail 3}sS
Tennessee s......iO7 Richmond & Ale. 9Ols
5s...... 1J2l5 Richmd & W. PIT.
Tennessee Sc is. 74a Terminal =. 227k
Nirg MA 6s-...... - RocS Island. 49,. ~
Va. IS consolite /. 60 st. Paul -. :sls
Northwestern. .1l3H - preferred. .1l54
preierrsd. 1919 Texas Pacific. 20&
Dela and Lack. HIS Tenn. Coal s Iron. *isA
ERE ,............ % Union Pacific. 800 6TS
EASt tennessee. 10t4 n. J. Central. IRA
Lake Shore. ...--..105 * Missouri Pacific e. 75Is
l. vile q NaSh.. o.. 116 Western Union. o.. 6tAs
Memphis & Char Ga Cotton oil cerEia. 1914
Mobile x Ohio, 13La Brunswick ....... "a
Nash. g. Chatt'a.. 99I5
ASKED
LIvER"'ol. Sept. %, connection quiet;
moderate inquiry; uerican niddling 6Ad;
aes 6,JUO ~ 5. Tor speculation and export 5JJ;
ID ceipts 5000 bales-all American.
tnLur4S-Ai erlcan M ii ling. ow niddliny
clause, September delivery 6 4a-64O6 50-6id;
september and October delivery 5 62S4d;
October and November delivery 47eid,
November and Decenb.r delivery 49-64d Dt-
c'nber ami January delivery 46-54d, January
but steady.
The tenters OF deliveries a: to-day's clearings
amounted TO 800 ba-es new and 800 old
dCcketS. d
200 p. m.-sales OF the day included 1900
bales Of smerican.
American middling 69ad.
Futures-AInerlcan middiny, low middling
clause, sept mber delivery Is 50-04d. sellers;
September and October delivery 52-j4d, sellers;
Octooer and november 4S d4d. sellers Novem-
Der and December 4S'64d. sellers; zee ;mber and
January 42-6id, sell rs ia uarY aud February
delivery p Al, sellers; February and March
delivery 42-j4d, sellers; March and April de-
nVery a. I'D, sellers; April aud May delivery
4t-oid, sellers. Futures quiet bu, steady.
400 p. MIXTURES: American Iniddli 2, low
mlddlins claise september delivery 4S-64d.
sellers September and October livery
0l-o4 1, sellers; october an No. eTber A. d,
Sellers; December ana January ii sd, buyers;
January and February IL Al, buyers; Fe0-
ruary and March 42-34d, sellers; March and
April 4364d, sell Ars; April and May 44b44.
sellers. Futures closed quiet but steady.
NEW YORK. Sept. 23, noon.-Cotton steady
middlng uplands NC; middlng dreams ll1Sc;
sales to-day 257 bales.
Futures-Market opened steady, with sales as
follows: September delivery IL tOc; October
delivery 10 4?c; ovember delivery 10 13c: De-
cember delivery 10 Csc; January delivery 10 09c;
February delivery 10 lie.
o:OJ p. m.-CoJton easy; sales to-day 3lS
bales; also sales last week not before reported
$40 bales; nI ding uplands II S-16c; md Hing
orleans IL 7-10c net receipts none, gross {, 26G
bales.
tutures-The market closed dull, with
Gales of $500 bale,, follows: september de-
livery II O001l Ole, October delivery 10 80 D
10 zoe, Iovenber delivery 10 II 01o 12c pecsm-
ocI llVery ~ Oo0lO O0c, January delivery
10 OS01O O9c, February delivery ~ 1910 lac,
!, arch delivery 10 1920 2Jc, AIril delivery
10 25Dl0 26c, Nay delivery 10 80 10 BIC, Juno
delivery 10 3S410 39c. July 10 4f1l0 Acc.
Tue Suns cotton review says: Futures
opened a littls frmer, in the face Of active bear
influences, and the pressure on Sept-,noer con-
tracts carried the price Tor this month to II DC,
but full receipts at the ports, favorable weather
the demand, and at the close the early advance
had been fully lost. Cotton spot was dull;
middling uplands ll>4c, gul 1118e."
GALVESTON, Sept 23.-CotIon steady; mid
dlinS 10 1l-l6c; net receipt, STA! uales, gross
sag; sales 694 bales; stock 44,2O3 bales exports,
| to Great Britain s, 2s6 bales coastwise AM.
NoRFoLK, Sept. 23.-Cotton firm; inildling
10Ifc; net rActipsS 736 bales, gross 736; sales
LIN bales; stock ?, bales; exports coastwiso
1893 bales.
BALTIMORE, Sept 23.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 1lMc; net receipts none, gross 800;
saws none stock 3, 4J2 bales; exports, coastwise
30 bales.
BOSTON. Sept. 23-Cotton quiet; middling
| 11as01llfc; net recaipts - bales, gross LOO;
sales none; stock none.
WILHISGroS. Sept 23.-Cotton firm; mid
| ding 1850; n, rcce ut, 0H bales, ross ,067;
sales none; took 1858 baies.
PHILA )ELPnIA, Sept. 20. 'otton quiet; mid
ding jsc; net receipas - bales, gross SO; STOCK
2,646 bales.
NEW DaLxASs, Sept. 2s.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 10 11-1Gc; lie. receipts 9,3l9 bales gross
TO- 797 bales sales $3.50 bales; stock 49, l76 bales
734 bales.
MOBILE. Sept. e,,-Cotton quiet; niidliny
10 7-16c; receipts 1904 bales. gross 1904:
800 bal $; stock 1905 bales; exports coast
wise 1,542 bales.
MEMPHls, Sept. 23-Cotton firm; mi1dline
t0Jsc; receipts ,031 bales shipments 106 bales
sales so bales; scocx 2,121 bales.
AUGUSTA Sept % -Cotton steady; middling
1,106 bales; sales 4e6: etoc4 Z, HO5 bacs
CHAaLEsToS, Sept 25.-CoJron firm; nic-
ling l07l6;: ne recsipts 5,35) bales. gross
5,335; sales 1900 bales: stocA 21147 bales; ex-
ports, coastwise 3.7l0 bales.
ATLANTA. Sept. "a. Cotton steady; middling
10 3-15c; receipts 172 bales.
New YORK, oe ot. %3- % lsoli late not receipts
at all cotton ports to-day were 3S117 nale.:
exports, NrAa, Britain %, 222 bales, to the
continent $50 bales; stoc6 a. anne. lean ports
90, 6a0 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES ETC.
LIVERPOOL. sept. 30 noon.-Wneat steady:
demand poor; holders otfer moderately. CJrn
firm; demand fair
NEW YORK, Sept. %, noon.-Flour quiet but
steady. Wheat quiet but firm Com quiet but
steady. Pork quiet and unchanged at $12 25ll
IL IS. Lard dull and unchanged at So IS.
Freights firm.
500 n. m-Flour, Southern firm but quiet;
common to fair extra 81 COOS o. good to choice
80 I005 Is. Wheat aid mode ately active !;
so. cred $40 Sc: optio1s-No. red, Septem
Der de livery Sc October delive SC No
vember delivery e6lSc, May delivery 9'Ac.
Corn fairly acbiVe, NO. Z, 4UI2C IN store ana
elevator; options October del, very S1c, Novem
Der delivery 4l16c, December delivery 419sc,
| May delivery 4214c. Oats firmer; optlons-
December delivery 30 &C, November delivery
26LIc May delivery 2S36c: No 2, spot 25566l
2jLsc mixed western 81 InaSl5c. Hop quiet aud
easy: new state Sl113c, old Qo13c. Coffse--op-
tons closed steady-Se ptember delivery Is 20
OILS s0c October delivery Is 60@15 Soc, Nay
delivery Il IS Dl5 7Sc; spot Rio easier, fair car
goes 1910. Sugar. raw weak and nominal; re-
fining SIC; centrifugals, $50 test 6ISc; refined
steady a I'D in moderate demand-C G4c extra
c 6@6g1655c, white extra q 7G17l4c, yellow ca
0l6L6c, of A TSR ~ 9l6c, mould 4 &c, standard
A 731c, confectioners' A 13zc, cut loaf S56e,
crushed and powdered SIC, granulated sc,
cubes SIC. MolasseS--Foreign nominal; New
Orleans quiet; open kettle, good to fancy, $50
ACC. Petrole I'M lower; refined, here, 81 20.
Cotton seed oil dull; crude 3I@3ic, yellow 300
40c. Wool quiet Pork quiet; mess, inspected,
$40 25010 80. Beef dull; extra mess SO ESQ
s IS. Beef hams quiet at $15 81 15 rs. Terced
beef slow; city extra India mess S12 50014 90.
cut meats steady; picked bellies exc; picked
shoulders 41ac; picked hams 101460l0,Rc. Mid
dies quiet; short clear IS 62. Lard hrner but
ouiet: Western steam SC S71S; options-Septem.
Der delivery S68!, October deliv 'ry So 30.
Fri rhts firm: cotton 9-32d, grain sid.
CHICAGO. Sept. 23.-Wheat was active and
strong but unsettled. The market opened
strong at about the closing quotations Of Satur
day Under good demand from shorts. and
some investment buying, there was bulge
during the first hour OF 44c in December, few
trades being made in that month as low as IN
touched sic. The market closed active and
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