The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-26
closing quotations:

each !. The total sales were 16 900 shares.
The following were the closing quotations:
Ala.cass A. 2to5.104 Pa'fic1stmort 904
Ala. class B, SIS. .110l& n. y. Central 1851
Georgia IS, mort. 1884 Nor. & W. pref. 57S6
N.Carolinacons6s. 125 Nor. Pacific. ...... 32Ae
N.Caro ina cons 49, pref. 741R
So. Caro-. Brown Pacific Mail. $500 S}14
consols) .......10l15 Reading ......-. AZ
tennessee Is 107 Richmond & Ale. 20
...101 Richm'd & W. PIT.
Tennessee Sc. S.. 744 TERMINAL. =. 2314
Virginia 6s .. 4s Rock Island 800. 1923
Northwestern ii Wv >. 1885 preferred. ISIS
preferred. 142ts Texas Pacific. 20l4
Della. and Lack. .147 Tenn. Coal & Iron. 50
Erie ...,,...... 20 Union Pacific. -. 644
East Tennessee . 10S1 n. J. Central. 1913 y
Lake Shore ....... 1864 Missouri Pacific e. 749S
L'ville & Nash -. 1874 Western Union. =. Si5S
Memphis & Char, 62* Cotton Oil certih so
Mobile & Ohio, 1915 Brunswick"...... "a
Nash. & Chatt'a.. 9916
*ASked.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 25. noon.-Cotton quiet;
limited inquiry; American middlns 6Ad;
safes 1900 ba IS, for speculation and export 500;
re ceipts 5000 bales-American 600.
Futures-American m ddling, middling
clause, September delivery 42-6406 41-6iQ1
8 1896 4l-64d; September and october de
livery 59-64GD5 5S-64d; October aud November
delivery 45-64d, November and Deceinb de-
livery 41-64d December and January delivery
5 4O-G4d, January and February delivery 1864
as 40-6ld, March and April delivery 41-64d.
Market dull at the decline.
The tenders OF deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted TO 400 bales new and 1900 old
docketS.
300 p. m.-Sales of the day included $500
bales of American.
Futures-American middling, low mddlng
clause, September delivery 14-64d. buyers;
September and October delivery 59-64d, buyers
October and November 46-64d, sellers; NoVem-
Der and December 42-54d. sellers; Dec5Inber and
January 40-64d, buyers; January aud February
delivery 40-i4d, buyers; February and March
| delivery 40-4d, buyers; March aad April de-
livery 41-S4d, buyers; April and May delivery
43-0id, sellers. Futures firm.
American good middling 15-l6d, middling
6 1l-l6d, low middling $3.50, good ordinary
6 1-16d, ordinary 9-l6d.
400 p. m.-Futures: American middli1g, low
| middlng c!alse, September delivery 45-6Id
sellers; September and October delivery
, 6O-64t, sellers; october and Move nber 46-l4d
| buyers; November and December B 42-64d,
| buyers; December and January 5 4l-b4d, sellers
January and February 41-64i, selers Feb
| ruary and March 41-64d, sellers: March and
| April 4264d, sellers; April and May 43-54d,
| sellers. Futures closed firm.
| MANCHESTER, Sept. 25.-The Guardian says:
| There is more inquiry in most Of the depart
| ments. Occasionally it is sufficient to allow OF
| prices which were unsuccessfully contende9 Tor
| last Friday being obtained, though usually
where business is done both buyers and sellers
have yielded some. Orders coming forward
| indicate that the distributing markets are
| slowly following the upward tendency OF the
chiefly shirtings, have met with moderate sale
| in China and atan at full rates. Fair orders
have been placed for Bombay and Madras.
| The demand from minor foreign markets is
| unchanged. Some merchants are able to pay
current rates for moderate quantities, chiefly
| for South and Central American markets.
Home markets are buying more freely. Full
| rates are insisted upon for cloth for prompt
| delivery. For forward deliveries there is a
slight yielding in prices. Best printers are firm
and some makes are well Sold as are also most
finishing cloths. Heavy and plain goods are
| dull"
NEw YoRE, Sept. %, noon.-Cotton quiet but
steady; lniddling uplands 111kc; m.dd1ng ora
| leans 11asc; sales to-day 1876 bales.
| Futures-Market opened steady, with sales as
follows: September delivery II 30c: October
delivery 10 40c; November delivery 10 10c; De-
| cember delivery 10 Ole; January delivery 10 06c;
February delivery 10 lie;
500 p. m.-Cotton quiet but firm; sales TO-
day 1873 bales; mtddhhg uplands 111sc; mid
iling Orleans 1880; net receipts none, gross
4,S45 bales.
Futures Market closed quiet but steady, with
sales of 81 800 bales as follows: september de-
livery II S001l 32c, October delivery 10 40
| 10 43c November delivery 10 Halo 12c, Uecem-
Der delivery 10 0}010 04c, January delivery
10 O6010 07c, February delivery 10 ll010 12c,
Narch delivery 10 170110 ISc, April delivery
10 21O10 25c, May delivery 10 30010 Bic, June
delivery 10 36a10 SIC, July 10 42010 dc.
The Sums cotton review says: Futures
were unsettled, September advancing to II &c,
and closed at II 35c. This market comes to
end on Friday. Later months opened dull, but
advanced a few points on reports of bad
weather at the south. with the temperature so
low in parts of Arkansas as to threaten frost.
But the depression in southern markets for
spot cotton, with the increase of stocks at
ports caused some decline. Cotton on spot
was firm but quiet"
GALVESTON, Sept 25.-Cotton easy; mid
ding 10 9-l6c; net receipt, 4,991 bales, gross
4,991; sales 1,2s9 bales; stock 1892 bales; ex
ports, to the continent IL, 760 bales, coastwise
1920
NORFOLK, Sept. 25.-Cotton steady; middling
1OJAc; net receipts 1920 bales, gross 1920 sales
1291 bales; stock 5,233 bales; exports, coastwise
903 bales.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 25.-Cotton quiet mid
ding Ike; net receipts bales, gross SO;
sales none; STOCK 5,47l bales.
BosToN, Sept 25.-Cotton quiet; middling
11M01l3kc; net rec sipts none, gross none; sales
none; stock none; exports, to Great Britain GA
WmMrNaroN. Sept. 25.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 16c net receipts 5S3 bales gross 5s3;
PH1LAnELpHIA, Sept. 25.-Cotton quiet mid
ding 10xc; nso receipts SIS bales. gross 55;
sales none; stock 2,7G1 bales.
NEW ORLEANS Sept. 25.-Cotton easy; mid
ding 10 9-16c; net receipts 4.912 bales, gross
6, So; sales 2 200 bales; stock $685. bales; ex
ports, to Great Britain IA bales, coastwise
1912 bales
TENDER delivery 10 4Oc, October delivery 9 S3c,
November 64c, December &c, January 0 &c,
Noble, Sept 25.-Cotton dull; middling
OSkc; nj receipts 1862 bales, gross 1852; sales
800 bales; stock $50 bales; exports, coastwise
MEMPHIS, Sept. 25.-Cotton firm; miidling
1Ollc; receipts Ali bales shipments 533 bales;
sales 400 bales STOCK 2,2l6 bales.
AUGUSTA Sept. 25-CotUon dull and easier;
,,idiling 1014c; receipts ,047 bales; shipments
765 bales; sales Sal bales. stock z, Eli bales
CHARLESTON, Sept. rs. Cotton steady; mid
cling 10 5I6c ne. receipts 3,S12 bales. gross
3812; sales 500 bales; stock q, 518 bales.
ATLANTA, Sept. 25.-Cotton quiet; middling
10 3-16c; receipts 210 bales.
new ORR, sept. rs 10 asolidatei net receipts
at all cotton ports to-day were "a 1866 hales;
exports to Greas Britain II, 500 bales, to the
continent 1,019 bales; stoc~ a. all American
ports 229, 652 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES ETC
LIVERPOOL. sept. rs. noon.-Wheat steady:
demand fallen off; holders offer moderately.
Corn quiet but steady; demand poor
NEW YoRK, Sept. % noon.--Flour active and
firm. Wheat active and steady. Corn quiet
and steady PorR quiet and steady at Si2 25
G0l2 rs. Lard quiet and steady at Sc 4216.
500 o. m.-F1our, Southern in fair demand.
Wheat irregular and stronger; NO. 2 red $50 a
s53<c in elevator, options more active irregular
and 1k6l54c higher and firm; No. 2 red Sep
tember delivery S55sc. October delivery 65zkc,
MAY delivery 9234c Corn firm and dull; no.
. 4OhMn4c in store and elevator; options
staadv and QuiAt-SeDterpber delivery 101<c