The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-20
to Great Britain SOS bales. coastwlse

BALrIhoRE, Sept. 1a.-Cotton closed nominal;
middlinR $40; net receipts - bales gross
2,UIo; sales none; STOCK o. 199bales; exports. To
| 10 the continent 20 ba.es.
BosroS, Sept l9.-Cotton closed quiet and
easier; middling 83sc; net receipts p
bales gross 1885, sales none; stock - bales;
EXPORTS to Great Britain % bales.
WILMINGTON, Sept. 19.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 716c; net receipts 1859 bales. gross
| 1868; sales none; stock ASS bales; exports,
CoaS wise - bales.
PaILADELPHIA, Sept. 19.-Cotton closed dull;
middling SIC; net receipts .,036 bales, gross
O3j; stock Ash bales; exports to Great Britain
| el4 bales.
easy: middling 5Jzc; net receipts 1895 bales
gross y.555: sales 2,40O bales; stock 1888
bales; exports to Great Britain $500 bales coast
wise 800 bales.
~ ~ I'M bales, as follows: September deliv-
srv &C October delivery Z 92c, November de-
Tyery 5 lie, December delivery 5 Zoe, Jsnu-
arv delivery Soc, February delivery 8 46c;
March delivery BIC. April delivery &c, May
sniirarv &c. june delivery 8 SIC. July deliv-
The crop statement from Sept, TO Sept Is;
inclusive il as follows: Port receipts 2os'OS5
hoJ- o,aist 346 1888 bales last year. Over
Ta,GS' asaa,rl,iiept to mills and Canada 1885
baies against 9,94l bales last year. Interior
. of Sept. l, 3,7ll bales, against
23977 bales last year. % 9o oo mn CaAas'
I',soi oa.e e % brought into sight during IS
d Oh c[o,eember: 366.550 bales. against
1Gs BOO FL, SPt year Amount OF crop brought
into sight for the week I''' 0'i0'' @s''i''S'
NJ NJ, oSios tc' ,q.-Cotton closed steady:
r,, HHdpinS' raoeipts 2,470 bales. gross
,41O; sales 900 bales; s1ocK '''' Uales; ex-
ports coastwi5e ! ,4S0
MEMPHIS, Sept. 19.-Cotton closed quiet;
middliRg size; receipts q bales; shipments
225 bales; sales 32G bales; STOCK 2lS7 bales.
AUGUSTA, Sept. l9.-Cotton closed steady;
middling nc; receipts l,%3j bales; shipments
6, las bales; sales 80 bales; stock 9,lll bales.
CHARLESTON, Sept. W.-Cotton closed quiet;
mlddling 1850; net receipts 1898 bales, gross
3,3j3; sales 9OJ bales: stock 1903 bales; ex-
ports, coastwise 1.67e bales.
New. YoRK, sept. demonstrated net re-
exports to Great Britain L, 6O7 bales, TO France
- bales: to the continent 300 bales; stock at
all American ports 1874, 143 bales.
NEW YoRK, Sept. l9.-The total visible supply
of cotton for tue world is l,733,e15 bales, of
which $3.50, 5l5 bales are American against 215,
81 and $50 I'll bales respectively, last year.
Receipts at all interior towns for the week
109.2,s bales Receipts from plantations 177,6o5
bales. Crop in sight 356,654 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
NEW YORK. Sept. 10. noon-Fiour quiet and
firm. Wheat firm and steady. Corn quiet
and depressed Pork quiet and firm at $40 70
OH 80. Lard quiet and easy at 81 22IS.
Freights steady.
NEW YORK. sept: ~, o:OO D. m.-FIour,
extra, 50 G5Gt4 20; good to choice, extra, 81 IS
Q95 25; superfne, 81 1904 80; buc6wheat
dour,, 81 2o92 IS; Wheat lower and dull;
Nos 'i Fod sop o ' dss9oFy yS'f o
October delivery 81 O54; November delivery
s.; December delivery 81 0S3s; May delivery
$ Corn active and lower; No. cash,
bs6t6219c in elevator; 65@66c aflost: options
closed steady II &c lower on month of Novem-
Der; Others unchanged to &c up; September
Der delivery &C; May delivery 5134c. Oats
lower; options dun and weaker; September
delivery 32lkc; October delivery 33c; December
delivery C; mixed western 30033c. Hops
Quiet and easy; state, common to choice, IL
Ole. Cofee-Options closed barely steady to
Hown; September delivery II 00014 10; Octo-
Der delivery IL 656Il2 95; November delivery
II S5012 %; December delivery 49,; spot Rio
Sugar-raw. quiet and steady; fair refining
&c; centrifugals, 90 test, 37-16c; Muscovia
2 4-1ec; refined fairly active and flrmer;
mould A.. 4 9 l6c; standard A, 4116c; eonfec
TONERS A 45sc; cut loaf. size; crushed,
5Ac; powdered, l1-1ec grsnulated, $50
45sc; cubes. 4 7.6c Molasses-Foreign nomi-
nal; 500 test, ilA012c in hhds; New Orleans
firm and active; common to fancy 23032c.
Petroleum quiet and strong: crude in bills,
Parkers IS 80; crude in bulk. 50 30; refined New
more, S. 25016 40; In bulk, So 5000 IS.
Cotton seed oil quiet; new crude 3003lc;
crude Off grades 10000; new yellow 300
&c. Wool quiet and steady; domestic fleece
30136c: pulled 26033o: Texas 176124c Pro-
visions quiet and steady-Pork new mess,
81 000ll 25; extra prime 81 0c1ll Sc.
Beef dull and steady family $l2 90; extra mess
81 0000 81. Beef hams firm at $i4 50.
Tierced beef easy; city extra, India mess,
Sl7 5000 co. Cut meats steady; shoulders 6140
6lfc: picked bellies 91B0914c hams 1040llc.
Middles trmer; short clear, September delivery
81 70. Lard qui I and firmer; western steam
81 IS asked; city 81 s.; options -Septem-
Der delivery s. 20; October delivery s. 10;
November delivery 8; December delivery
g; January delivery s. 81. Peanuts STEADY;
fine fancy hand picked &c; farmers 21h0
316c. Freights to Liverpool active and steady;
cotton, per steam, ltd grain, ID.
CHICAGO, Sept. l9-While the wheat market
ru ed irregular to-day and developed som very
weak spots, the general tone was one of
strength, and most of the prices were above
yesterday S close Cables were rather firm at
the start and domestic markets were steady.
December opened at $500 and 9985c, holding for
a considerable time aC 99c. Selling orders
and heavy receipts at Duluth and
Minneapolis caused the market to become
demoralized. December sold off TO Csc but with
only light business Lower Liverpool cables
coming in about that time proveda weakening
factor On the break there was a season OF
active buying December reacted sharply 10
99Ac. From this there was another decline to
So. This was followed in turn by a slight re-
action. During the last hour the market con
tinued nervous After a decline TO 9S1Sc there
was q rally to soc, a break to 9S3Sc, and an ad-
vance to 991sc. with the close at 9S4c
Corn was decidedly weak and lower, influenced
by fine weather for the crop, which is now be-
lieved to be practically safe and crop of 2,000-
0OO.l 90 bushels is assured. Under these circunl-
stances selling was urgent and with no one
disposed to extend any support the drop was
easy. October started at 51152c, against 523Sc
at The close yesterday. and sold down to 5o1fc
without rallying Then the market firmed up
through purchases of early sellers who were
willing to take their profits During the last
hour IL was steady, with October tiuctuatng
between Sic and 511bc, but it became weak
again at the last and closed at 505sc. Oats were
easy, but held 40 better than corn. showing a
loss OF only Il a 9sc. Hog products were
lower on free selling and weakness in corn, but
rallied some during the latter part OF the sos
sion. Pork closed 515c lower; lard is unchanged
and ribs are 216 a. re lower.
CHICAGO, Sept. 19.-Cash quotations we're as
follows: Flour unchanged; spring patents
"a 909) IS; winter patents 81 70@4 IS; bakers,
81 1904 rs; straighIs 81 65Q5 TO- Wheat-No.
Corn-No. 2 53c. 0ets-No. 2 &c. Mess
pork, per barrel, $40 2001O 25 Lard, per
100 ms, SO S716 Short ribs sides, loose,
g. OC07 10. Dry sailed shoulders, boxed,
81 62l66D6 IS. Short clear sides. boxed, 81 rs
az IS. Whisky at 81 Is.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest Closing.
Sept s- delivery a. YER: ss@ g. s3N
Dec. delivery. 1873 s93s 9SA
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