The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-30
THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 80. 1890

sales $50 bales; stock 65.sia bales; exports. to
Great Britain 6,0l7 bales coastwise 80 IA
NORFOLK Sept 21.-Cotton firm; middling
lucs net receipss 447s bales gross AIS; sales
1000 bales. stock ls.12a bales; exports. coast
WIS., l54 bales 10 Great Britain a9l
BALTIMORE, Sept 29.-Cotton steady: middlinC
lOl4c; net receipts - bales, gross l. 454; sales
be les - e'S-0' so NV
Boston, Sept. 29.-Cotton quiet but steady:
m .seg lOSsc; net receipts IS bales, gross
1908; sales none; stock - bales; exports. to
Great Britain 451 bales
WILMRGroN, Sept. 29.-Cotton firm; mid
ding ls-i6c; net receipts us bales, gross
l, -; sales none; stock 1877 bales
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 29.-Cotton steady: mid
aling lOAc; nstrecetpts - bales, gross so; stock
? sos bales
New ORLEANS, Sept 2J.-Cotton firm: mid
ding 10 Lice; net receipts ~ 3f5 bales, gross
1852; sales 1900 bales; stock 81, 25S bales; ex-
ports, 10 Great Britain - bales to France
&, SO to the continent $50, coastwise Z, OO7
FutureS-Tne market closed steady with
sales Of 81, 100 bales follows: September de-
livery C, October delivery CSC November
9elvery Isc. December delivery Sic, January
dehvery soc, February delivery 96c. March
delivery 10 O4c, April delivery 10 12c May delivery
10 zoe. June delivery 10 &c.
MOBILE, Sept. 29.-Cotton market firm;
middling S5Sc: net receipts 2.91l bales, gross
1911 bales; sales 1000 bales; stock S,sO2 bales;
exports, coastwiSe SIS bales
MEMPHIS, sept. 29.-Cotton firm; middlng
lOc; receipts an bales; shipments 1000 bales;
sales 4UI bales; STOCK s S4S bales.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 29.-Cotton firm; middlng
sac; receipts 2,199 bales; shipments go bales;
sales - bales; stock 1850 bales.
CHARLESTON, Sept 29.-Cotton firm; middng
l3-l60slSc; net receipts 10.136 bales, gross
10, 1876; sales 200 bales; stock 81 1872 bales; ex-
ports, coastwiSe 4, 500 bales.
ATLANTA. Sept. 2s.-Cotton steady; middling
11-16c; receipts 800 bales.
NEW YORK, Sept 29.-Consolidated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports to-day 60 116 bales;
expor,s, to Great Britain 14s64 bales, to the
continent II 100 bales, to France 1896; stock at
all American ports 311 ,SS2 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 30. noon.-wheas easy;
demand poor; holders offer freely; California
No. l, IS SdG17s sgd red western winter rs Id
9Is 1Ad. Corn quiet but steady; demand
fallen off.
New YORK, Sept %, noon. = Flour dull
and weak. Wheat quiet and slow Corn
steady. Pork inactive at s1l 5O012 2S Lard
quiet but steady at Sc 80. Preights steady.
500 p. m.-Flour, southern, dull and heavy;
common to fair extra SO s503 80; good to
A91c lower; No. g red. 81 OO01 O0l4 in eleva-
tor; options dull and &c lower on realizing on
large receipts at Minneapolis, closing heavy;
October delivery 81 OO1s; November delivery
81 OILS; May delivery 81 071A0D1 0e, closing at
81 OH. Corn moderately active and A9ssc
lover; No. 551405514c in elevator; options
are larger and less freely wanted; Sep
| TENDER delivery 55l6c; October delivery 551sc;
November delivery 551sc; December delivery
5414c; May delivery 5614c. Oats lower and fairly
active; options quiet and weaker; September
delivery 4414c; October delivery 44c No
Vember delivery 44>ac; May delivery 1910; No.
2 spot 44149 SIC. Hops quiet; new 42l946c;
old 17@2ac. Coffee Options closed barely steady
and unchanged to 10 down and quiet September
delivery Is 45O1s 80; October delivery
Il S017 %; November delivery 10 9O0r7 90;
1al fxrary K *. Dr. L
steady; fair cargoes at 2O34c. Sugar-raw more
active and steady; fair refining 5ssc; centrifu-
gals, $50 test, 15-1606c; refined quiet and
unchanged; G 5I6c, extra G 59-16052zc, white
extra G 5JsQD5 15-l6c, off A sos 3-16c mould
11-l6c, standard A 6 9-16c, confectioners'
A 6Nc, cut loaf Z Lice, crushed Z 1-16c, pow
dered 6$c, .granulated 63ec. cubes 694c. Mo
common to fancy 2o@45c. Petroleum quiet and
steady; crude in bbls, Parker's, 81 80; refined
at all ports, S74O Cotton seed oil quiet and easy;
crude 27Gl2Sc; yellow 3tG132c. Wool in fair
demand and steady; domestic fleece 3513Sc:
pulled 260S4c; Texas 17024c Provisions-Pork
quiet aud steady; mess 81 50012 25; extra prime
$40 5O911 90. Beef dull but firm; extra mess
quiet and easy at $14 co. Tierced beef firm but
quiet; city extra India mess at S!3 90. Cut
meats quiet and steady; picked bellies
62sQ61$c, picked shoulders 5as@51sc hams
10A011Ac. Middles quiet and steady; short
clear 80 co. Lard strong and quiet: western
steam 81 3s1; city steam So 95; options,
OCTOBER delivery 80 30; November delivery
S6 4l bid; December delivery SO 81 bid; Jan
uary delivery SO 1906 II. Freights to Liverpool
dull; cotton 14d asked; grain nominal.
CHICAGO, Sept 29.-In wheat the volume of
trading was rather below the average, aad the
feeling was somewhat easy. The opening was
tame, and slightly lower prices were accepted,
influenced by continued weaker tone of Europe
and large arrivals in the Northwest, with sales
1a014c decline: then it improved 9Sc eased off,
declining lc. and closed 5sc lower than Satur-
days closing figures Corn was only moderately
active the bulk of trade being local. within &c
range. First trades were at &c decline, after
which the market sold off a trifle, reacted ad-
vancing &c, eased off and closed a shade higher
| for May and a trifie lower for near months. In
oats there was no special development in the
market Trading was moderate and mostly
local. large operator buying May with sufi-
Gent freedom to cause an advance of &c. after
a decline Of 4D16c was recorded at the opening
but the market closed easy at about inside fig
ures In mess pork fair trade was reported
The feeling in general was stronger for deferred
deliveries and ruled 7l56110c higher and closed
steady at medium figures. In lard trading was
moderately active. Prices advanced 21k05c
and the market closed comparatively steady at
top figures In short rib sides there was fair
trade. Prices advanced 2lS05c and closed at
outside figures.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady
and unchanged. Wheat-No. aspiring 9516 G6953zc;
No. 2 red 951b 09534c. Corn-No. 2, 4756c
Oats-No. 9, 3734c. Mess pork SO so. Lard,
per 100 MS Sc 1919. Short rio sides, loose. s. 22
as 25- Dry selt shoulders, boxed, IS 6216
@5 rs. Short clear sides. boxed, s. 6o15 65.
Whisky at 81 ID.
Leading futures ranged as follows: