The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-19

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Northwestern. -. 1131k 50 preferred. 1855
/ preferred. .14115 Texas Pacific. .... 209s
Deia- ana Lack. .1i73S Tenn. Coal & Iron. 46S4
ERE 291z Union Pacific. -. 644
hdst 1enneSsee- II y. J. Central. 11SSs
Lake shore. loss Missouri Pacific - 75A
vile * Nash 76-a Western Union. $50
memphis Guar 62* Cotton Oil certih. 50L4
MoDIe ONO. l331 Brunswick ........ 2414
Nash. & Chatt'a. 100
*Asked.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. IS. noon.-Cottou quiet:
moderate inquiry; American middling 1l-16i;
saies 5000 IA :. for speculation and export 500.
| receipts 1000 bales-American $500.
rhtures-A erIcan m d ling. middlng
clause, September delivery 4s-6496 43-64@
. 59-6id Sept mber and October delivery
Der delivery 5 49-64635 ls-6id. November and
| Decenb rdelivery 4+646G5 10 Cad, December
ana January delivery 42-6lG5 4l-64d, January
| and February delivery 5 42-6Iq5 41-64d Febri-
| airy and March delivery 42-64d. March and
| April delivery I3-64d. Market steady.
The tenders Of deliveries at to-day's cearings
amounted to 100 bales new, and 500 old
300 p. m.-Sales of ehe day included 4,5OO
bales of American.
American good midding I'd. middling esd
io% IN ddling lied; good ordinary
. 9o-o4d, sellers; september and Octo-
Der delivery 63-64d. buyers; Octo-
Der ana November 49-64d, sellerss November
| .
January 43-64d, buyers; January and February
delivery 42-j4d, buyers; February and March
delivery . 49-j4d, buyers; March and April de-
livery 49, "a, sellers; April and May delivery
54E6id, sellers. Futures steady.
4:0Op. m.-Futures: American niddliug, low
| nlddllnS clause, >eDtember delivery 496Id.
| buyers; October delivery 5 62-64 l. sellers; Octo
| Der an November As 4d sellers; November
January AZ Odd, sellers: January and Febru-
4. ary 42-64t, sellers February and March
| 5 426id, sellers; March and April 43-64d,
sellers; April and May 44-64d, sellers. Futures
closed quiet but steady.
| NEW IoRR. Sept. Is, noon. Cotton dull;
| middling W lands II Slice; middling orleans
II 916c; sales to-day 297 bales.
| Futures-Market opened steady, with sales as
delivery 10 43c; November delivery 10 14c De-
cember delivery 10 06c; January delivery 10 09c;
February delivery 10 15c.
500 p. m.-Cotton dull; sales to-day 1862
| bales; bidding uplandS II 5-16c; midlling Or
leans II 916c; net receipts none, gross 1882
bales
futures-Market closed barely steady, with
ales of $1,000 bales, as follows: september
| delivery II OO0l1 Ole, October delivery 10 AZ
@l0 AS, November delivery 10 17lo10 1Sc, ue-
c amber delivery 10 1910 C, January delivery
10 70 , 10 lOc, February delivery 10 1401O l5c,
1arch delivery 10 2oG1O PIC, April delivery
| l02i@10 &c, May delivery lO32010 33c, June
delivery 10 35c, July l043W10 45c.
The SuG'S cotton review says: Futures
were webbing. The opening was stronger on
further imprJ vement in Liverpool, but an easier
spot market and the second report from Liver
pool not being so strong as the first, caused
some selling to realize. 1t was surmised that
| the bull might be letting 20 to get a better
hold an the bears acted cautiously. A partial
| recovery took place, but the close was barely
steady. Cotton on spot was 1-l6c lower, hign
grades being more plenty"
| GALVESTON, Sept. IS. Cotton steady; mid
din 10 9-16c: nec receipts $3.50 bales gross
$3.50; sales sos bales; stock "a no bales
| NORFOLK, Sept. 1S.-Cotton firm; ,uiddling
10Nc net receipJs 1858 bales, gro ,053; sales
~ bales; stock 1924 balesi exports. coastwise
6o6 bales.
BALTIMORE, Sept 1s.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 1890; net receipts none, gross 428
sales none stock SOY bales.
| BosrON. Sept R-Cotton quiet; middling 115}
01l4c; net receipts none, gross 1874 bales
sales none; stock none; exports to Great Britain
1870.
WILMINGTON, Sept 1s-Cotton firm; mid
ding 105sc; n receipt, rs bales, gross rs
sales none; stock 1854 baes.
| PHILADELPHIA, Sept lS.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 1850; net receipts 2, gross IS bales; stocf
2,400 baies.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 17.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 10 11-16c; receipts 1891 bales, 81
1885 bales; sales $500 bales; stock 5,157 bales
exports, coaStwise 4, 800 bales.
| MOBILE, Sept. 1S.-CotCon. firm; middlno
1880; ,pts $50 bales, gross $50; sales SCI
bal 5; stock 465 bales; exports, coastwise 75l
bales
10 g-16c; recsIp,s 124 bal s. shipments 121 bales
sales 2@5 bales; STOCK 1895 bales.
ArGusrA. Sept Is 4UGCon firm; 'oiddirg
| 10 3-16c; rec -lpts o14 bales; shipments AS
| bales sales none stoc 800 oales
CHARLESTON, Sept. 49, i otton steady; mid
ding 09A,; receipts 1909 bales, gross 1903
salos 1, 10 bales; stoc 1880 bales.
ATLANTA, Sept. 1s.-Cotton firm middling
| 101Sc; receipts 143 bales.
NEW YORK, sept IS - yonsolidate1nAt recent,
| ut all fo-da bala
| exports to reat Britain :, 103 bales, to the con-
tinent 459 bales; STOCK a. all Anne. lean ports
| 1888 bales
Provisions. GROCERIES ETC.
LIVERPOOL, sept. IS, noon.-Wneat steady; de
| mand poor; holders offer moderately; red
western spring is 1ld@7s; red western winter
6s 7dG6s Sd Corn firm demand poor.
NEW YORK, Sept. IS noon.-Flour quiet but
| firm. Wheat active and firm. Corn but
quiet. Pork quiet and unchanged at SIP 25a
| II 20. Lard dull and nominal at 81 80. Freights
| strong.
500 p. m.-Flour, Southern steady Wheat
dull and 1613lc higher; NO. , red S3}4@84a4C
in elevator; options moderately active and 54a
sc higher and firm; snorts covering, exporters
| buying; some selling for western account; No
: red. September delivery S41sc. October de
live SAGE, November delivery s55sc, May de-
livery 913sc. Corn fairly active and steady
| No. ?, 4lc in store and elevator; options quiet,
16@Lc higher and steady; September delivery
Acc, october delivery 4134c, May delivery
|
tions frmer but dull--September delivery 2636c
October delivery 2514c. Hop, weak. Coffee
options closed easy and points down-Septem-
Der delivery Is 706 Is 75c October delivery Is roc
May delivery Is 90 oil Sc; spot Rio quiet, fair
cargoes 1890. Sugar. fair refining 53ka516c;
centrifugals, to test Glsc; refined in good de,
mand and steady. MolasseS-Foregn nominal;
Now Orleans, open kettle, good to fancy, dull
| Petrole I'M steady and quiet. Cotton seed oil
quiet. Wool quiet. Pork more active; mess
$l2 25 a12 IS, inspected; S12 % uninspected
Beef quiet. Beef hams strong. Tierced beef
quiet. Cut meats firm; picked bellies eA6
&c; picked shoulders 41ac; picked hams
| 10 A1l011c. Mlddlrs quiet but firm. Lard
nearby months stronger. other mont hs easier
and quiet; Western steam Sc 49, city So: op
ons-September delivery So 81; refined quiet
to the continent So IS. FIR ignts to Liverpool
firm: cotton AO9-32d, grain AID
| CHICAGO, Sept. 1S.-Wheat was more active
and stronger, with the undertone decidedly
buliish and the feeling nervous. Fluctuations
were again narrow, and tn trading to a large
| extent local. though there was more buying for
| foreign account reported both here and in New
York Opening figures here for leading flu.
lures were &c above yesterdays closings, aud
| by noon the market gradually climbed up an
| other nc, or TO 70 &C for December and S31A %
| 83L4c for May. No excitement attended the ad.
| vance for the news that came over the wires
was so favorable to holders that higher range
| of prices was inevitab g, and the local scalping
crowd we're not long in shifting to the bull side
| Offerings were at no time large. Outside
markets were all stronger, New York and st.
Louis averaging nearly C higher, with cash
wheat in st. Louis doing better. This was one