The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-21

| Futures-darket opened quiet but steady anc
| closed q1iet but steady. with sales as follows:
September delivery opened at 10 33c and closed
| at 10 33c; October delivery opened at u Isc aud
| closed at 10 zoe; November delivery opened al
opened at 10 l5c and closed at 10 loo; January
/ delivery opened at 10 lee and closed at 10 2Oc
February delivery opened at 10 24c and closed al
10 PC
| 500 D. m.-Cotton closed dull; middlina
uplanis 10 i-l6e; iniddling Orleans lose; net
receipts to-day - bales, gross o,432; sales to
day ~ bales. last evening al
Futures Market closed quiet but steady, with
sales OF $4,000 bales, as follows: Septemb-r
delivery 10 1910 3Ic; October delivery 10 ~ !
10 20c; November delivery 10 169lO lie; De
10 1910 2lc; February delivery 10 240IO sc;
March delivery 10 2sl110 DC; April delivery
10 34G10 3jc. May delivery 10 409l0 42c, June
delivery 10 469lO 4sc.
Tbs Suns cotton review says: Futures
opened at points advance, closing quiet and
steady at lG2 points decline on near AMI az
points advance on late months. The market
stiffened little on a much better report from
Liverpool, but speculation was slug siSh. Anti
cipations of bad weather south also were not
realized, and the pressure of early months was
increased under which prices gave way, and
there was a very unsettled feeling. rne weather
was rather cool in toe southwest. but not gen
orally unfavorable. Spot cotton 1-16c lower
GALVESTON, Sept. 2).-Cotton steady; middling
95Sc; net receipts 51T bales. gross 5,517; sales
LIS bales; STOCK 5000 bales.
NORFOLK, Sept. 21.-Cotton steady; middl1ng
10 lice; net rec.pts 1854 bales, gross 2,S54;
sales l,097 bales; stock 1855 bales; exports,
TO Great Britain 4,T2 bales, coastwiss $751;
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2O.-Cotton dul; middling
10sSc; net rece pts - bales, gross l6O; sales
none: stock 81 bales; exports, to Great Britain
- aleS TO the continent 10l.
Boston, Sept. 20.-Cotton quiet and easy;
midding 10 9-l6c; net rec ipts bales, gross
Z; sales none; stock - bales
WILMINGTON, Sept. 21.-Co-' N firm; mid
ding 13-16c; net receipts ., g! bales, gross
loo, fDoir hala r.
coastwlse 296 GALES.
PHILADELPaIA, Sept s0-Cotton steady; mid
ding 1880; net recei DTS - bales Gross -; stock
1921 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 20. - Cotton steady;
middling l3 lGc; net receipts sol bales, gross
8. 1858; sales /, 100 bales; stock 3 1881 bales;
ports, to Great Britain 1851 bales, coastwise
Futures-Tne market closed quiet but steady
with sales of $500 bales as follows: Septen-
Der delivery 7Sc October delivery T0c. No
vember delivery Csc, December delivery 3 zoe,
January delivery nc, February delivery Sic,
Marca delivery dc April delivery 99c, May
delivery 10 06c.
mobile. Sept 2O.-Cotton market steady;
midd ing S34c net rec ,ipts 1901 bales, <. oss
1901 bales; sales 500 bales; stock 1915 bales
ports, coaStwiSe 1646 bales.
MEMPHIS, sept. 20.-Cotton quiet; mid Hing
1Oc; recei It's SAG bales; shipments ISL bales;
sales - bales; STOCK $3.50 bales.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 2)-CotCon firm; nidiing
93lc; rccei It's 2,1l2 bales; shipments l,470
bales; sales 1913 bales; soc 1851 bales
CHARLESTON, Sept 20-Cotton steady; mid
ding 976c; net receipts 4,lit ba es, gross
Ala; sales 600 bales; stock %, 100 bales; exports
coastwise 2 Y5) bales
ATLANTA Sept 2).-Cotton firm; middling
$3.50; receipts 100 bales.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. O.-Cotton qui {; mid
ding t03sc.
NEW YoRK, Sept. DEMONSTRATED net re-
receipts at all cotton ports to-day 81 332 bales;
expor.s, to Gre It Britain 10,4l7 bales, TO the
C1ntiuRut hAlhS. stock all American
236, 1872 bales.
NEW YORK, Sept 2O-The total visible supply
of cotton Tor the world is 1,203,543 bales, Of
which $40, 543 bales are American, against 916 954
and $685. bales, respectively, last year. Re
ceipts at all interior towns for the week
67,506 bales. Receipts from plantations 1S1, S95
bales. Crop in sight - bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
LIVER DOL, Sept. %, noon.-Wheat dull; de-
mand poor; holders offer moderately. Corn
quiet; demand poor; mixed western 4s 4&d.
NEW YORK, Sept. 90, noon.-Flour duh
and weak. Wheat dull but quiet. Corn
quiet and steady. Pork quiet at $11 500
II %. Lard quiet at So Az. Freights about
steady
500 p. m.-Fiour southern dull and weak;
common to fair extra So 1898 80; good to
choice 81 0005 3d. Wheat dull and nomi-
naly lower; No red, 81 0194@D1 0156 in eleva-
tor; options 1A@l4c lower and weak; No. . red,
September delivery, 81 Obs; October delivery
81 OF; November delivery 81 O51s; December
delivery 81 O5l6; May delivery 81 1895 Corn
dull and steady; No. ? red 55Nc in elevator;
options steady but dull; September delivery
5j9sc; October delivery 516 c; November de
livery 55&c; December delivery 55$4c; May
delivery 5t15c. Oats unchanged; options quiet
| and weaker; September delivery 4I$sc; october
delivery 43 c; November delivery Ale; May
delivery 1870; No. spot 4i16c No. white,
spot, 45c; mixed western 55046c. Hops
32c; old 16@24c. Coffee - Options barely
steady; September delivery is 1O1lS IS;
October delivery II 30Ol1 35; November delivery
l6 65@l6 u; May IS 3OGl5 81; spot Rio
raw, dull but firm; fair refining 7-16c; cen
trifugals, go test. Lice; refined quiet and
unchanged; c Bloc, extra G 5 9-1GQ5kc,
white extra c COS 1-l6c, off A Gas 3.i6c,
| TONERS A csc, cut loaf 3-16c, crushed 316c
powdered 63sc, grAnulated 6Mc, cubes 6Nc
Molasses foreign nominal; New Orleans quiet;
common to fancy 2SO45c. Petroleum steady
and quiet crude in bbls, Parker's, 81 30; rein d.
81 40. Cotton seed oil weak; crude &c; yellow
slope Tailo~ quiet and strong; Hides firm.
Wool steady an fairly active; domestic
fleece 93G3sc; pulled 2d0Sic; Texas l7@24c.
Provisions Quiet-Pork, mess Sll 50012 25;
extra prime $40 50011 90. Beef steady and fairy
active: extra mess 50 25@7 90; plate 81 90
q, so Hams, beef, dull and weak at SIS 90.
Tierced beef duh and firm city extra
India mess at S!2 50. Cut meats firm
and quiet; picked bellies 63k0Galc.
picked shoulders SIC, hams 10401i4c.
QUA bub uluSIs SuOrC GEAR 80 ~.
Lard-Spot firm, futures weak; western steam
SO AZ; city steam S. 10 options, September
delivery 81 As bid; October delivery SIS AZ;
November delivery $6 60. Freights weak;
cotton 3 33d
CHICAGO, Sept. 20.-In wheat there was light
trading TO day. Very few outside orders were
received and local operators were doing very
little: Prices averaged lower and ruled steady
within the establis led range. The opening was
AGD1ac lower than Yesterdays closing ad-
vanced asGD16c, declined 16c, huctuated between
81 O040l DISCO for December, and 81 05L611 06
for May. and closed about 14@]sc lower than
yesterday. Corn was fairly active a moderate
business being transacted wit II 166NTsc range
The feeling prevailing was easier, but later a
tone was manifested. First trades were 81 O4
al O4ss decline, after which the market sold up
14c, reacted 1sc, advanced &c and closed at ont
sac ilgn ii Oats were fairly active, with a
decidedly firmer feeling. especially for near
futures, which were offered sparinglv and
wanted very freely by shorts, who bid
prices up 4D76c. May was traded in fairly.
but prices only advanced 1bc aud the market
closed steady at about outside prices In pork
FAR trade was reported. Opening sales we're
made at 21a q Sc decline, and reduction of I0,
was submitted to. In lard there was rather
| more doing Prices declined 2L6n5c and closed
| steady. In short rib sides moderate trade was
reported. Prices were 21515c lower
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour Quiet
ana unchanged. Wneat-No 2 spring 97ISc: No
red 9715c. Corn-No. 2, 1870 Oats-No. 2
&c Mess pork 50 rs. Lard, per 100 MS So 22I6'
snort rio sides, loose, S. 3505 40 Dry salt
shoulders, 6oxe !. s. 1898 S7K. Short clear
Leading futures ra ged as follows:
Onp0ino