The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-29

Virginia Is - so Rock Island. .. *s45S
Va 6sconsoli'ted IS ST. Paul. .......... AZ
Ches & Ohio. " preferred . 12116
Northwestern e. .116 Texas Pacific go. 1875
- preferred. 1919 Tenn. Coal & Iron. 371k
Della. Lack ia Union Pacific. ... 4234
Erie. ............. 3e9s N. j. Central. 1lS@
kast Tennessee. Missouri Pacific. 649s
Lake Shore. 124I4 Western Union. =. seq
L vile q Nash. S015 Cotton Oil oerti. 20
Memphis q Char 20 Brunswick ~ ~
Mobile& Ohio =. IS Mobile g. Ohio 4s.. 66
Nash. Il Ohatt'a.. Sc Silver certificates. 9S
*Ex-div.
COTTON
LIVERPOOL, Sept. %, noon.-Cotton-Busines
moderate at easier prices; American mIddling
l3-l6d; sales 10, 900 bales-American7, 900 bales;
speculation and export 900 bales; receipts
1000 bales-American g. 100
Futures American IN ddling. low middling
clause. September delivery ID; September
and October delivery 49-64d; October and No
vember delivery 52-64d, also 4 50-64d, also
49-64d; November and December delivery
5664d, also 5964d, also 4 55-64d. also 54-64d,
also 53-64d also 52-64d; December and Jan
uary delivery 5S-64d, also 59-64d, also 5S-G4d
also o7-64d, also IS Cad; January and Feb
ruary delivery 61-o4d, also 59.b4d, also
6S-64d; February and March delivery sd,
March and April delivery ID. Futures easy;
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to 100 bales new dockets and -
bales old
100 D. MIXTURES: American middling. low
middling clause. September delivery 46-6Id,
buyers; September and October delivery
46-64d, buyers; October delivery 4 46-64d,
buyers; october aud November delivery
46-G4d, buyers; November and December de-
livery 50-640D5 5l-64d; December and January
delivery 4 5S-64d, sellers; January and Feb
delivery 5s-6405 5000; March and April de-
livery 4 61-64014 62-64d; April and May delivery
ID. Future market closed dull at decline
NEW ToRK, Sept %, noon.-OoEton opened
quiet; middling uplands $40; middling Or
leans ll6c: sales $40 bales
FutuFes-The market opened steady, with
sales as follows: September delivery 8 acc,
December delivery nc, January delivery
$3.50. February delivery csc.
NEW YORK. Sept. 2s, 500 p. m.-Cotton
market closed steady; middling uplands
$3.50; middling Orleans 9l-l6c; net receipts
- bales, gross receipts 1862 bales; sales to-day
l9l bales; sales last week, not before reported
721 bales for spinners.
sales OF Sl,a0O bales, ss follows: Septom-
Der delivery 4l@S 44c; october delivery 40
0s Ale; November delivery 8 SOS $50; De-
oember delivery 1905 74c; January delivery
delivery 1909 1Sc; April delivery 2 2609 2sc,
May delivery 5000 SIC, June delivery "A
90 45c. July delivery 5l09 SIC, August de-
livery $500 Coo
The SUMS cotton report says: Futures
opened at 9Ql0 points decline, closing quiet
and steady at 12014 points decline from Satur-
days closing prices. Bears had the market to-
day, and yet did not seem to get much comfort
out of 1t. They felt quite uncertain whether to
cover or keep short. They had the benefit of a
material decline in Liverpool and the probability
that cotton will soon be pressed for sale in the
regular way, with our spot market lower. But
the receipts at the ports were not excessive
and heavy rains were reported from various
parts OF the south, aud at 10 points decline the
selling movement ceased, the market showing
for the time considerable strength. Then came
larger receipts at the interior towns-7 900
baes for the day at four towns against $500
bales for the corresponding date last season.
and report that the receipts at New Orleans to-
morrow CTuesday) will be very large. A fresh
decline followed and the close was well down
the crop estimates is about even, 1850, 900 bales
being the figure. Spot cotton was Lice lower
and dull"
ATLANTA, Sept. 2S.-Cotton closed easy;
middling sac; receipts 1.l16 bales
GALvEzToE, Sept. 2e.-Cotton closed firm;
N ddling 9-l6c; net receipts 10, 290 bales, gross
Is, !y0; sales 1879 bales stock 672 oaes; ex-
ports coasGwise 4071 bales
NORFOLK, Sept. 25.--Cotton closed steady:
middling SIC; net receipts 2.769 bales. gross
276J; sales 162 bales stock 1881 bales; ex-
ports coasCwse 1904 bales.
BALTIMORE, Sept %.-Cotton closed nominal;
middlng SIC; net receipts bales, gross
-; sales none: stock &. 10 bales.
BosroN Sept. 4S.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling Eco 8 il;l6c; net receipts 100 bales
WILMINGTON, Sept. 2S.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling sac; net receipts 2,415 bales gross
2,4l5; sales none; stock II, 497 bales.
FdAAt oopt. Nos--SObtOu ClOS6u SteaQH.
middling Sc; net receipts s bales, gross 5;
stock $40 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2s.-Cotton closed
easy; middling SIC; net receipts l2,145 bales.
gross X, 373; sales 900 bales; stock 126O53
bales; exports, TO Great Britain bales,
coast wise SD.
Futures-Tne market closed quiet but steady,
with sales of $4,000 bales. as follows: Septem-
Der delivery C, October delivery l5c, No
vember delivery 28c, December delivery
8 44c, January delivery soc, February de-
livery 67c; March delivery 8 7sc. April de
livery 8 SSc, May delivery Csc, June delivery
MOBILE Sept 2s.-Cotton closed easy;
mldding sac; net receipts 1855 bales, gross
2,3S5; sales 600 bales; stock 1881 bales; ex-
MEMPHIS, Sept 2S.-Cotton closed firm;
middling SIC; receipts 1898 bales; shipments
$50 bales; sales 300 bales; stock II O15 bales.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 2S.-Cotton closed quiet;
midding lite; receipts LIES bales; ship
ments 1875 bales sales LIS bales; stock 12,56s
bales
CHARLESTON, Sept 2s-Cotton closed steady;
mlddljng Sc; net receipts GOA bales. gross
,b44; sales 2 100 bales; stock SO. 765 bales.
NHw YORK, Sept 23.-Consolidated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports 1855 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 6,9l7 bales TO France
= bales, TO the continent 2,031 bales; stock
at all American ports 5l5,625 bales.
GRAIN And p toyIStOSs.
New YoaK. Sept. p, noon.-Flour easy.
wheat weak. Corn firm. Pork steady at
$40 75012 %. Lard steady at So 9216. Freights
NEW YORK, Sept. 25. 500 D. m.-Flour,
southern, dun and heavy: common to fair.
extra. 80 656b4 IS; good to choice, extra, 81 30
as IS; superlne. 81 1924 so; buckwheat
-four, &c 2502 IS. Wheat weaker, moder-
ataIv active: No red 81 O214 in store and
elevator; 81 019SG11 0315 adoat; options opened
Mm3kc lower further declined 9s19sc on easier
cibleS h savy receipts and increase in visible
snDDly which latter was due in part to taking
in seven outside elevators at Minneapolis and
making them regular" Afterward the mar
ket reacted 1Slskc closing steady, 3sl15Sc
under Saturday; No. 2 red, September delivery
81 Oa5s; October delivery 81 0314; November de-
livery 8; December delivery 81 06A; May de-
Iivery s Corn firm and active for exports;
M cash, 6Ol5c in elevator 6!06l1s
afoat: options declined 4D19c on increased
supplies, advanced AQl&c on more active
covering. aud closed strong. 40!5sc up on
deliveries this side Of January; September
delivery Ole; October delivery 6O94c; December
delivery size; May delivery &C. Oats easier
hut active; options dull aud weaker;
September delivery 92Ac: October de-
livery 327Sc; December delivery C; May de
livery C: spot No. ,, 321blD32Nc; mixed
western 3l03ic Hops dull and weak; state,
common TO choice. iS0ec; Pacific coast, 40
i6c Cofee-Options opened firm iODl5 points
~, auh closed steady 30 D. points up' septen-
Ter delivery IS 756li4 05: October delivery
n 41Ti2 20: November delivery II 650ll 70;
December delivery =; spot Rio trmer and quiet
fair carg es l7c No. z. iAl4c. Su2ar-ra~.
Iniet and easier fair refining s5sc; oentrifugals,
Joe test, 1850; Muscovia l'leci refined