The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-21

. f--Os1, sell ia 'ltlslrs Auu ebrlATN
delivery 4e-isd, sellers; February aud March
delivery > 42-j4d, sellers; liarcn ana April de-
livery 49, I'D, sellers; April and May delivery
D 4i-04d, sellers Futures steady.
4;0J p. m--Futures; American midin z, low
middlnc clal~e september delivery 4S-6td.
value; September aud Oct Der livery
6l-6i buyers; october AMI Move nber A. ia.
buyers; november and December 42-8ii.
December aud January 5 Al G ID. buyers; January
and February > i2-i4 8. sellers: April and May
> 1864. value. Futures closed steady at the
decline.
NEW YoRS. Sept. 20. noou.-Cotton steady;
middling uplands III &c; .ddling Creams lI1sc;
sales to-day ISL bales.
Futures-Market opened steady with sales as
follows: September delivery 10 Die; October
delivery 10 Ale: November delivery 10 Ole; De-
cember delivery 10 0ic; January delivery 10 Ole;
February delivery 10 O9c.
500 p. motion steady; sales to-day 4O3
bales; niddling uplanls llAc; m.dIliug On
leans ll1sc; net receipts none, gross 2,'S
bales.
tutures-Market closed firm, with sales of
81, 90 bales as follows: september delivery
10 500 o 97c, October delivery 10 43 9lO 44c,
November delivery 10 1910 lac, ecem6er %
livery 10 O6010 &C, January delivery 10 $50
10 09c, February delivery 10 1000 lie, Narch
| delivery 10 2Ol1l0 21c, April delivery 10 , %
10 21c, May delivery 10 80 10 33c, June delivery
10 $50 SOC, July 10 AGO 45c.
Weekly net receipts at New York 2,i3l
bales, gross 35,7S5; exports, TO Great Britain
| 1855 bales, to France 1903, to the continent
| 2,i4i bales, forwarded 9,&33 bales; sales 2,53J
! bales all to spinners.
Tie suns cotton review says Futures
were about steady at the opening. but slight
decline took place almost Immediately under
| easier reports from Liverpool and cheaper
| market for spot cotton; but the bears rather
| over sold themselves, ana when the interior
| movement proved somewhat less than was eX-
pee ed, especially in the small increase of
| stocks, the demand to cover caused rally OF
| 4G05 points, with firm closing
| GALVESTON, Sept 20.-Cotton firm; middling
| i0kc
NORFOLK, Sept. 9O.-Cotton steady; middling
| 10 c.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2O.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 119sc.
BosroN, Sept. 2O.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 119s Gl119c.
WILMINaroN. Sept 2O.-Cotton quiet; mid
| ding 10 7-l6c
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2O.-Cotton firm; mid
| ding ll96c.
new oaLEANs, Sept. 2o.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding 10 l1-l6c.
MOBILE, Sept. aO.-Cotton quiet; middling
10isc.
memphis, Sept 9O.-Cotton firm; middling
103sc.
.AusUsrA Sept. ao.-cotton firm; middling
ChARLEsroN, Sept. 9O.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 10 1-l6@110Ic.
MoNrGoMERY. Sept. 2O-Cotton steady; mid
ding l0J4c.
MACON, Sept. 2O.-Cotton firm; middling
10c.
COLUMBUS, Sept 2O.-Cotton steady; middling
NASHVILLE. Sept. so-Cotton steady; mid
ROME. Sept. 9O-Cotton steady; middling
| 104c.
NEw YORK, Sept 20.--Consoldatel net receipts
at all cotton ports to-day were 23,45i bales;
exp rts to Great Britain 4911 bales, TO the con
tinent / bale; stoc6 at ali American ports
| Ia, 335 bales.
| PROVISIONS. GROCERIES ETC.
| LIVERPOOL, Sept. 90 noou.-Wheet firm; de-
| mand fair; holders offer moderately; receipts
Of wheat for the past three days amounted
| to 1I5,000 centals, of which 1000 were Ameri
can. Corn firm; demand fair; receipts Of
American corn the past three days were
8 800 centals. Weather clear, with occasional
showers.
New YORK, Sept. 20, noon.-Flour quiet and
| strong. Wheat quiet and firm. Corn dull but
steady. Pork quiet but steady at $12 25@l275.
Lard quiet but weak at 81 30. Freights un
settled.
500 p. m-Flour, Southern firm and fairly
active; common to fair extra 81 G0O3 o. good
to choice So i095 10. Wheat duh, unsettled,
| weak and L6l1bc lower; No. Cred 81 (1S4I6c in
elevator; options dull and irregular and A03sc
lower closing heavy; No. red, September dv
livery S4l46l5i1Sc, October delive s4150S5c,
Nav delivery unquoted. Corn less active and
Ac lower; No 2, 40A t41c in store and eleva-
tor; options moderately active, W D1fc lower
and weak; September delivery 40A94lc, No
| vember delivery 4l3ac, May delivery 42c.
oats more active but weaker; options duh and
| easier-Septemberd delivery 264c, October deliy-
| cry 26c, May delivery 2oI8c; No =, spot 2614c;
mixed western 2415 02Sc. Hops dull and weak
| Coifee--options closed irregular l5N2) points
down and quiet-September delivery 10 75D
IS &c. October delivery Is 650l5 S5c, May
delivery IS o0Q1j 0Oc; spot Rio steady and
| quiet, fair cargoes 104c. Sugar, fair refining
| 51655kc; centrfugals, SO test b>ec; refined
steady aud in fair demand. Moasses-ForeIgn
| nominal; New Orleans, open kettle, good TO
| MI PRtrOlRum STEADY.
| 81 90 Cotton seed oil dull. Pork steady mess,
| inspected, $t2 Is D12 70; unnspected, sig p;
extra prime $40 2501O 80. Beef quiet. Beef
hams slow. Tierced beef quiet. Cut meats
| firm; picked bellies exc; picked shoulders
44c; picked hams l0AMl0z2c Middes quiet;
short clear So 8!1k Lard quiet aud firm; West
ern steam Sc 3506 3714, closing at SO 35.
Freights to Liverpool firm: cotton $500, grain
5Md.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2O.-To-day tbs receipts Of
wheat overran the estimate little, but out Of
III cars reported not bushel graded No. p
| This remarkable showing for the season, to-
gether with the posting of unusually large -four
| exports at Baltimore, set TIE pace for another
bull turn in the pit The opening figures for
the leading futures we're HM5kc above yester-
days closn g, with September Ac higher. The
market was depressed just before the close by
the selling of half a million December in large
| blocks at 1890 by heavy old bear operator
| who has been out of the market for some time
The close was :, with the early advance all
lost Latest quotations we're 4N1Ec below
| those or yeSLeTuHy. very BOOu UuSiueS5 was
| transacted in corn the market ruling ctive at
| times Selling early was free, but as the seS-
| sion advanced weaker tone was developed
and trading was at lower prices The market
| opened firm at vest srday's closing prices in
| huenced mainly by the advance in wheat, and
| prices advanced 15ll4c, but when the estimates
| for tomorrow became known offerings becd ne
heavy and prices declined 5kGDa5c ruled easy
| and closed IkGLHc lower than yesterday. Trad
| ing was a little more animated in cats today, q
| uriner feeling prevailing early. Later, how
| ever tae demand fell of, the MARKET became
| weak and prices receded. May received most
| attention and hucJuated nc. Trading in pork
| was a little more active, and the feeling was
| somewhat unsettled. Near deliveries we're easy
| early and declined 2jGD35c, but rallis I'd again
| and closed steady. An unusually quiet feeling
| prevailed in lard. Offerings wers small on
| snecrIative account aud the demand was lin
tied Trading was only moderate in short ribs.
| Near deliveries were easy early and prices re-
| coded 2y665c, but rallied 10 medium figures
| and closed steady. Deferred deliveries were
| rather quiet at former prices.
| Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
| firm and unchanged Wheat-No. spring
T8Lhc: No 2 red IS &c Corn-No. 2, 320I32l6c.
Oats-No. 2, 1914U192sc. Mess pork at 81.
Lard s. g71696 70. Snort ribs sides, loose. S..
Leajing futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Closing.
Oct no. delivery 1 " cry 7sh 59A 1sA
Dec. delivery. SOA 500 1873
May delivery. o3H 81 %
| t,oRN. No l.