The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-26

Lake shore 1926 Western Union. . SsIs
Lvlie Nash. s0ss Cotton OH oerb.. 25
Temp aem5phSss e. Caar 20 Brunswick in
| NASH Y Cnatt'a Sc Silver certificates qSAk
sub Treasury BaIances-Coin. 500, 4ai. 900: cur
rency. SI5,oJo,O0O.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. %, noon.-Cotton steady
ana In AR demand; American middlng 4s4d;
! sales Il, 0U0 hales-American q 100 ha les. anscn
| lation and export 900 bales; receipts 4. 900
| bales-American $500
FIGURES -Auerican m ddling. low middliug
clause, September delivery 47-6ld; September
aud October delivery ID: October and No
| vember delivery 47-64d also 4 4S-6ad. also
g-o4d; November and December delivery
o9-64d, also 5l-b4d also 52-64d; Discomfort
ana January delivery A-64d, also 4 55-64d;
January and February delivery 57-6ld, also
5o--4d, also 81 Odd also 5s-64d; February
and March delivery 6O6id also 6l-64d;
March and April delivery 63-64d, also sd, als5
! l.6id, Futures firm.
Tenders none.
1900 p. MIXTURES: American miidlius, low
nlGannS CLAUSE. september delivery 4s6id
| buyers September and October delivery
| 4S-64d, buyers; October delivery 4sS4d
| buyers; october aud November delivery
4s-C4d' buyers; November and December de-
| livery 52t4d, sellers; December and January
delivery 54-oi04 55-o4d: January and Feb
| ruary delivery 457-64Gl 5S-64d: February and
March delivery I 60-6i6t 61-o4d; March and
April delivery 4 63-o4@5d; April aud May de-
| livery d Future market closed steady
New York, Sept. 2y noon.-Uotton opened
steady; middling uplands 11-l6c; middling
/ Orleans 9lsc; sales pa bales.
| Butures-The market opened barely steady
| with sales as follows: September delivery 8 4Cc
| October delivery i0c, November delivery csc
| December delivery Sic, January delivery
| Ole, February delivery lie
| 500 p m.-Cotton closed steady; middhng
| li-l6c; low middling sIsc. good ordinary
| 73sc; net receipts here to-day GO bales
gross ! $50; sales to-day 317 bales, all to spin
ners; forwarded 979 bales; exports, to Great
Britain - bales to the continent = bales:
stock at this port 1926 bales.
Weekly net receipts at New York 1919
bales, gross 1926; exports to Great Britain
1902 bales, to the continent 5,3iT bales, to
| France 1907 forwarded 1916 bales; sales 1905
bales, all to x)lnners.
Consolidated net receipts at all ports for
| the week 2lS022 bales; exports to Great Britain
9t,Sll bales, to France o,196 to the continent
| 1871 bales
Total net receipts since Sept. 1, bO7.sss
| bales to the Continent EASEL bales, to France
Ia 03i chanrel -
Futures-Market closed quiet, with sales
| OF li3sOJ bales, as follows: Septom-
! 0o 42c; November delivery 5S46 SOC; De
cemoer delivery &c; January delivery
&c; February delivery 90oa9 1oc; March
| delivery 9 2lG09 &c; April delivery Q 1908 33c.
May delivery 1893 43c. June delivery so
| ps DC July delivery $500 6Oc August de
| livery 65G19 &c.
| Ihe sums cotton report says: Futures
| opened Ut Ago points advance, closing quiet
| and steady, unchanged on near, and 20D3 points
| decline ON late months from yesterday closing
| prices Tie early advance was due to "a much
| stronger report from Liverpool. The quick de-
| cline that followed was caused by the early in
| dications that the movement OF the crop for
| the day and week would exceed the figures VI
| last year, which at that time were regarded as
| something phenomenal The selling to realize
| which followed caused a decline of l060l2points
from best prices, when January contracts
brought Olc Then the bulls brought forward
| drought in Texas ia explanation of the large
| receipts The crop was forced forward they
said. 1t was also eported that the stocks ia
| Liverpool are found to b. 5000 bales less than
| the running account. The very strong spot
| market and the generally dearer spot markets
| at the south were quoted in favor of futares
| which made slight and partial recovery. The
| interior receipts were doubted by many, Spot
| cotton was quiet but firm"
GALVESTON, sept. 2j.-Cotton closed firm;
middling. Sasc.
NoAFoLK, Sept 25.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 3-16c.
BALTIMORE, Sept 25.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling o12c.
BosroN, Sept s5-Cotton closed quiet;
midding ll-l6c.
WILMISsroN. Sept 25.-Cotton closed firm:
middling SC.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 25.-Cotton closed firm;
middling &c.
| NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 25.--Cotton closed firm
middling Size
Futures Market closed steady. with sales
Of $1,000 bales, as follows September de-
livery U0c October delivery 15c, November
delivery s4c, December delivery 47c Jan
uary delivery s 5Sc February delivery 8 G9c,
March delivery 8 Soc. April delivery 8 9Oc,
NAV delivery 00c, June delivery l0c.
The crop statement from Sept. TO Sept "a
inclusive, Is as follows: Port receipts 5O4, 7e2
bales, against 546.056 bales last year. Over
land movement to mills and Canada 4,l94
bales, against 2O,5al bales last year. Interior
stocks in excess of Sept /, 52,371 bales, against
So 800 bales last year. Southern mill takngs,
4l,529 bales, against Il $50 bales last year.
Amount of crop brought into sight during the
Is days of September: 622, s55 bales. against
$50 1865 bales last year. Amount OF crop brought
into sight for the week OF, 3O6 bales, against
245, 1853 bales for last year
MOBILE, Sept. 25.-Cotton closed quiet;
MEMPHIS Sept. 25.-Cotton closed steady;
middling Tic.
AUGUSTA. Sept 2J-Cotton closed firm;
middling 8 1.l6c.
CHARLHsroN, Sept. 25.-Cotton closed firm;
MONTGOMERY. Sept. 25-Cotton closed firm:
middling s1sc; receipts 1888 bales; shipments
9l4S bales; stock IL, S6S bales; sales d rs bales
| MACON Sept. 25-Receipts 3.672 bales; sales
- bales; shipments 1859 bales; stock 1891,
| 1856; stock 1890 1903 bales.
| COLUMBUS, Sept 25.--Cotton steady; middling
7z,c; receipts s.6.4 bales; shipments 3.65o bales
sales l,927 bales; stock 1891, 3iO9 bales; stock
| 1890, 1858 bales.
SELMA. Sept 95.-Cotton market steady; mid
ding sJhc; receipts 6,952 bales; shipments 5.379
bales; stock 1891, s.255 bales; STOCK 1890, 4,Ss3
| bales.
ROME, Sept. s5.-Cotton market not received
| to day.
ATLANTA, Sept. 2J-Cotton closed firm; mid
| ding 3-i6c; receipts 599,
| NEW YoRK. sept. 2j.-Consoldated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports 39,0ll bales;
exports to Great Britain / $40 bales. 10 France
| 1853 bales, to the continent 1920 bales; stock
| at all American ports 52l. no bales.
saAIN AND PaoyI5IoSs.
New YoaK. Sept %, noon-FIour easy.
| Wheat steady. Corn active. PORK steady at
$40 75Q12 So Lard steady at 81 O21k Freights
NEW YORK. Sept. 25. 500 D. m.-Flour,
southern sctve and weaker; common TO fair.
| extra. S3 65lD4 IS; good TO choice. extra. o. 40
| as IS; superfine 81 1894 80; buckwheat
| Hour, So 2512 IS. Wheat weaker but active;
! No red, 81 030iM in store and elevator:
| 81 03zzQll 0alE ahoat; options declined 1d;]sc
| and longs selling, advanced 9sGNc on local
| buyinz. closing steady, 96l59sc under yesterday;
| No red September delivery 81 041s; October
| delivery 81 OF; November delivery 3; Decem-
Der delivery ST O71s; May delivery s.. Corn firm
| and active: No. cash. 604c in elevator &c
aloat: options easier. closed firm; September
delivery G0lkc; October delivery 1910; Deem
| frner good demand; options hrmer and
| dull: september delivery 3234c; October de-
livery 33c: December delivery &C; May de
| livery C: spot No. 2, 32L4 D33Ac; mixed
western 3lR3ic. Hops easy and quiet state,
common to choice, l20l6c; Pacific coast 40
lGc Coffee-Options opened strong 1000
points up closing steady; September delivery
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