The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-14

Cause, sept fnber delivery 3S-6fd, sellers,
september and Octoberdslivery 57-64d. sellers;
October and November i5-6ai. sellers; Novem-
Der and December 40-6id. sellers; December
and January S9-6id, sellers; January aad Feb
rlary delivery IS I'D. buyers; February and
March delivery s9-j4d, sellers; March and April
delivery 80 I'd, buyers; April aud May delivery
. 4l-5id, sellers. Futures steady.
S;01 D. mixtures; American middli G, low
"'diling clause. september delivery 1854.
value; Sc tember a ID october livery 51-6il.
sell rs; october an November as "a, sellers:
SoVember and December 406td, sellers;
December and January % 80 Gid. sellers Janu-
airy and February 5 39Stt. sellers; February
and March 29-6id. sellers: March and April
3964d, vaae; April and May 5 41-64i. sellers.
Market closed steady.
New YORK. Sept. Is, noOn,-Cotton firm; mid
ding uplanis 1l9sc; IN ddling or cans ilaSc:
sales to-day 1879 bales.
Eutures-Market opened steady, with sales as
delivery 10 25c; November delivery 10 Ole; De-
cember delivery 9ic; January delivery 99c;
February delivery 10 Ole
800 p. m.-Cotton firm; sales to-day
bales; mi idling uplanis 11Ssc; mid ling or
leans llAsc; net receipts none gross 2,943 bales.
rutures-Market closed dull, with ,ales of
5l,3OO bales as follows: o'ptember delivery
10 1J0l0 tic, October delivery 10 s14l0 2Sc,
November delivery 10 90 i3l0 Ole, december de-
livery $500 CSC, ia uary delivery 9 90 Gl0 0Oc,
February delivery 10 05010 06c, Vi arch delivery
10 ll1 ~ l2c, Alril delivery 10 Il Al0 lSc, Nay
delivery 10 % 80 PIC, June delivery 10 SOC.
The suns cotton review says: Futures
were irregular, variable and unsettled. Opera
tors appeared 10 be running away from actual
cotton and buying paper cotton for distant
results. Speculation for a rise distant
results was at time quite spirited on re-
ports from New Orleans that clterpillars were
doing some damage in the southwest but when
TINS demand fell Off, prices gave way, and the
close was weak, the large receipts of interior
towns, $1,000 bales contributing to the depres-
sion Cotton on spot was again fairly active,
holders meeting the demand quite freely
Of s,,tr q
bales, gross 1896; exports, to Great Britain
l,44i bales, to France 941. 10 the continent
2,522 bales, forwarded 4529 bales; sales 2,525
bales, all to spinnerS.
GALVESTON, Sept l8.-Cotton firm; middllng
l01ec.
NORFOLK, Sept lS.-Cotton steady; middling
1O5sc.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 1a.-Cotton quiet; middling
113sc.
BosroN Sept 1s.-Cotton quiet; middling
lbs Sll44c.
WLMNGroN, Sept. 13.-Cotton steady; mid
ding lOy6c
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1S.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 1l56c.
new ORLEANS, Sept la.-Cotton easy; mid
ding 10 ,-l6c.
MOBILE, Sept. iS.-Cotton easy; mlddling
10ssc.
MEMPHIS. Sept la.-Cotton quiet but steady;
middling 10l9c.
AUGUSTA. Sept. 1S.-Cotton quiet; middling
10 7-16c.
CHARLEsroN Sept. 1a.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 1880.
MONTGOMERY. Sept. 1a.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding l09sc.
MACON, Sept. 1s.-Cotton quiet middling
10lAc.
CoLUMnUs, Sept. 1S-Cotton steady mIddling
10hc.
NASHVILLE, Sept. 13.-Cotton quiet; middling
1O9sc.
SELMA, Sept. 13.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 101sc
RoME, Sept. l8.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 101sc.
NEW YORK, Sept. 13--Consolidatei net receipts
at all cotton ports to-day we're 1850 bales;
exports, to Great Britain B. 12l bales to the con
tinent 841; STOCK at all American ports 100, $40
bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 10, noon.-wheat firm; de-
mand improving; holders offer moderately; re-
ceipts of wheat for past three days amounted
to pol 900 centals, of which 10000 were Ameri-
can. Corn quiet; demand Door; receipts of
American corn for the past three days were
81, 800 centas. Weather fair but cloudy.
New YORK, Sept. Is, noon-Flour quiet but
steady. Wheat active and steady. Corn dull
and weak. Pork unsettled and dull at BIZ 600
IL so. Lard quiet and steady at So IS. Freights
firm.
500 p. m.-wheat heavy, hGDAc lower; No.
red SSls01sS24c in store and elevator options
fairly active, closing heavy; No. = red, Septem-
Der de livery SIC, October delive Y sac, Novem-
Der delivery S59sc, December delivery S6}sc, May
delivery 9lssc. Corn fairly active, "a ave
lower ana weak no z, 4Sc IN store anu BbVaJOr,
| options fairly active and heavy September de-
| livery 41Nc, October delivery 42c, November
delivery 424c, May delivery 1870. Oats dull
and unchanged; options dull A19kc lower and
heavy-September delivery 26c october de
| livery 2jc, November delivery 231sc, May
delivery $3.50, No. spot 2t15M26I4c mixed
western 25023c. Hops dull Cotfee-options
closed barely steady 10 TO % points down, r-
regular cables, quiet-September delivery 16 00c,
October delivery IS 4O6l15 95c. November de-
livery is t0016 00c, May delivery 10 00DI6 05c.
spot Rio steady, fair cargoes 1880. Sugar.
raw, hr.n. Molasses-Foreign nominal; New
Orleans open kettle, good TO fancy, dull. Cot
ton seed oil dull, for crude and yellow options
new November delivery and December delivery
33c; yellow SIC. Wool steadier but quiet;
domestic fleece 32O39c, pulled % 41c Texas
1402Sc Pork strong, fair demand; mess S12 Is
G12 80, Inspected $12 90 uninspected; extra
prime $40 25@10 SO. Beef quiet. Beef hams
picked bellies 634c; picked shoulders 4I6c;
picsled hams 10 SO oil zoe. Middes firm. Lard
near deliveries, easy; Western steam 20 30;
options-Septen delivery So % asked, Octo.
Der delivery SO % asked Freights to Liverpool
firm: cotton M016d, grain 49sd.
CHICAGO, Sept. l3-The bull pressure in the
wheat market to-day was off, and the market
reacted quite sharply. Outside support was not
as good and the local sentim mt was bearish.
'veral times during the session concerted
drives were made at the marGet, result ng in
moderate reactions, but had it not been fora
light interior movement in the northwest and
bullish dispatches from that part OF the country,
substantial break would probably have been
Witnessed One report said that half the
wheat in Red river valley is still in the shock,
an 4 the heavy rains of last night will surely in
lure it," Subsequent inquiry brought de malls
OF the damage part of tue story. A prominent
local operator was free seller of December at
19L6c and toward the close, when the market
displayed its greatest weakness, large and gen
eral realizing by longs was witnessed Based
on Yesterdays latest bids the ne5 loss was sc In
September and year, 34c in October and Decem-
Der and 1c in May. Corn was active and weaker
and lower Transactions largely in more dis
tant futures, May, In particular, was unusually
active The weakness was due largely to fine
weather and larger receipts. The local crowd
were not disposed to trade heavily in near
months The market opened weak and shade
under Yesterdays closing, and under heavy
offerings declined u 5sc was weak aud closed
with near months &c and more di tant 9s014c
lower than yesterday. Oats we're moderately
a tive Near months were fairly strong. There
maintained May receded A6l3sc and the
market closed steady. There very little
business in mess pork, the feeling being firm
and prices higher. Lard was quiet and steady,
and prices exhibited very little change. Ribs
were fairly active and easier, 212G15c lower, and
the market closed quiet a. outside figures.
Cash quotations. were as follows: Flour steady
and unchanged. Wneat-No. spring 77Ac;
No. 2 red 75Ac. Corn-No 2, 33c. Oats-No.
p 19Ac. Ness pork at $40 IS. Lard 50 $50
5 o. Short ribs 81 90D4!5. Shoulders at 81 80
"a 62Ik Short clear sides IS SG5 3719.
Whisky at 81 OF.
Leading .utares ranged as follows:
Opening. uIghess Closing.