The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-27

livery S3c: March delivery 9ic, April de-
livery 04c, May delivery lie, June delivery
MOBILE, Sept. 26.-Cotton closed firm
m1ddling SIC; net receipts 1870 bales, gross
l,570; sales ], 200 bales; stock u, go bales; ex
ports coastwise 2.O54
MEMPHIS, Sept 2e.-Cotton closed firm
mtddling I-l6c; receipts ,4S5 bales; ship ments
$50 bales; sales 80 bales; stock e,544 bales
AUGUSTA, Sept 26.-Cotton closed firrui de
mand good; middling SIC; receipts $50 bales
shipments l0S7 bales; sales l,7IS bales; stoos
| II, 15S bales.
CHARLEsTox, Sept. 2s.-Cotton closed firm
mIddling &c; net receipts 3,743 bales, gross
3,743; sales 800 bales; stock g., 121 bales; ex-
ports, c0astwise =, SOB bales.
ATLANTA, Sept 26.-Cotton closed firm
middIing o14ci receipts LOS bales; 80.
receipts at all o1tton ports 39,O2S bales;
exports, to Great Britain Il. S5S bales. TO France
- bales, to the continent = bales; stock
at all American ports SIS. 304 bales.
| NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-The total visible supply
of cotton for the world is 1,Ss1,37S bales, of
which 4s0, l68 bales are American against 1888
Receipts at all interior towns for the week
| 1858 bales. Receipts from plantations 239, 49,
bales. Crop in sight f2i,4iS bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK. Sept. 26. noon Flour easy.
| Wheat steady. Corn firm. Pork steady at
$40 75@12 So Lard easy at So 70. Freights
Nav YoRx, Sept. IS. 500 D. m.-Flour,
southern, sctive and weak: common to fair,
extra, So 65G4 35; good to choice, extra. 81 10
| as IS; superans 81 1924 go; buckwheat
! flour, &c 25O2 IS. Wheat dull bur lower;
| No. ? red, 81 O2laQ; oa in store and elevator;
81 0358G31 0518 atioat; options duh and weak on
local influences, closing weak, "a a &c decline;
No. . red. September delivery 81 O25s; October
delivery 81 GSia; November delivery 5; Decem-
Der delivery 81 034, hay delivery $. Corn firm
| and dull; No. cash, Gle in elevator &c
afloat: options opened 14@9sc up, afterward
declined MDAc, closing weak, with very
mod crate buying; September delivery 60s4c;
October delivery $780, December delivery C;
May delivery &C. Oats stronger and quiet.
light offerings; options dull aud easier;
September delivery G255c; October de-
| livery 327sc; December delivery C. May de
livery C; spot No. 2, 322{c; mixed
western 3l@34c Hops easy end quiet; state,
common to choice, l%0lec; Pacific coast, 14Q
Ice. Coffee-Options opened irregular closing
steady 10 up TO rs down; September delivery
IS 400i3 80; October delivery IL 25Qll2 3j;
November delivery II 55411 60; December de-
livery =; spot Rio dull ana nominal; fair carg es
lie; No. Z, 14Ac. Sugar-raw, dull and
3 7-l6c; Muscovia 4-lRc; refined easy and
quiet; No. 8. SIC; No. 3, $3.50; off A =,
4014ISc: mould A. 43sc; standard A, age;
eonfeotioners' a 43so; cut loaf, 51$c; crushed.
cubes. &c. MoIasses--Foreig nominal; 500
test. l1%0l2c in hhds; New Orleans good
demand and firm; common to fancy 23Gp32c,
Petroleum quiet and steady; crude in bbls.,
Parkers' IS 90; crude in bulk So 30; refined New
York, SO 5000 45; Philadelphia aud BaltI-
more IS 2536 90; In bulk, 81 9o@S 95.
Cotton o Feed drsS oil S s new c 1eo s9
Wool steady and quiet; domestic fleece
306s98c; pulled 9S033o: Texas 1G02.c. Pro
vtsions-Pork quiet and Steady; new mess
Beef. quiet, steady; family Sl2 90; extra mess
80 00@l0 90. Beef hons duh and weak
at SIS 00@i3 30. Tierced beef quiet; city
extra, India mess, SIS GO13O 90. Cut meats
dull And ahOnliprg CLIO.
bellies 9I6O9Ac; hams 10166llc. Middles
lower; short cloar. September delivery
81 80. Lard lower. more active; western steam
Der delivery 81; october delivery Sc "a;
November delivery $; December delivery
81 o.; January delivery 8, H. Peanuts quiet
fine fare nand picked &c; farmers 2LS0
s1Ec Freights to Liverpool firm and quiet
cotton per steam, 7-S2: grain, 41Ad bid.
CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-Wheat ruled weak during
the most of the session, but rallied in the after
noon, and closed at slight advance. at the
start there was an effort 10 stiffen prices,
largely in the inter st of the bears swho wanted
TO make strong spot to sell on, but it proved to
be very hard work, and when the props were
| removed the decline was easy. The news was
nearly all bearish Exports for the week showed
q falling off OF nearly 100000 bushels from
those of the week previous. while, foreign
markets were reported weak and
| lower. New York dispatches quoted
| sdechung market there, with export
ers reselling and accepting losses. St. Louis
/
| ell lot recently bought for export was noted.
A private cable noted great weakness in Berlin,
due it was said to a more favorable condition
Of the German crops as shown by the govern
ment report Longs were discouraged and sold
freely. while the trade generally was
bearish and sold sh rt. During the last
hour trade became excessively dull and
there would be FIVE minutes at a time without
transactions. In the absence of anything else
to do the crowd declared war on straw hats
which were knocked Off and torn up inds-
criminately. December wheat opened at 91151
g13lc, against 97Ibc at the close yesterday but
broke with slight reactions to 97c rallied to
979sc, but in the final dealings on covering by
shorts was BIZ up to and closed at 9134c.
Corn showed good deal of strength
early on q good shipping demand and
free speculative buying, with only
moderate receipts There was not much Of
fered ut the start, and higher prices ruled for
time. October selling from 1880 to 50S6c. But
on the advance, offerings Increased and on
wheat breaking and more liberal arrivals re-
ported for Monday. there was a break. October
declining to 1880. During the last hour the
market hardened and closed at soc, against
OATS were quite steady early, bnt
weakened later with corn, became very dull and
closed a little below yesterdays close Hog
products were weak and lower owing LARGELY to
a weaker hog market at the yards and uneasi-
ness in the grain pit. There was q recovery
during the last hour, mainly on covering by
shorts, and the close was without material
change from yesterdays figures
CHICAGO, Sept. 2i-CGSh quotations we're as fol
lows: Flour steady, unchanged; spring patents
s. 9795604 97}4; winter patents 81 1904 IS; bak-
ers 81 i0@4 %; ptraights q O590 10. Wheat
SSrn-So SPF 15s p oassN No. Sec Mess Mess
pork. per barrel, 80 S719. Lard per 100
ms, Sc 60. Short ribs sides, loose, So 20
as IS. Dry solted shoulders, boxed, So q
as 49, Short clear sides. boxed. 81 zO97 so.
Whisky at 81 IL.
LEADING futures ranged as follows: IS