The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-23

GsorgIa7s mort = Norf. & W pref . 5s54
NJ arolinaoons3s. la11s Northern Paclnc. 80
E.Carolina oons IS. IS :" q" pref. 1718
So. Caro-. Drown PGciac Mail. ...... 3S1S
oonsOlsl.6s =. 81 Reading. ...... 4lN
Tennessee .103l6 Richmond & Ale. -
5s..... 102 Richn'd & w. PIT
g SO. Ss... 7015 Ternhnal........ 1895
virginia IS -...... 50 Rock Island. ...... S5A
Va 6sconsolitei. IS st. Paul ........ 7411
Ghes. & Ohio. &" preferred 12OA
Northwestern 81. .1l5B Texas Pacific 49,. 1854
prsfer-ei 49, Tenn. Coal & Iron. SO
Della. & Lack e. ia Union Pacific. - 435S
Erie. ............. 30I$ N. j. Central. 1l9 =
hast Tennessee. 90 Missouri Pacific. 75A
Lake Shore. ......12llS Western Union e. 1894
L vile & Nash. S0B Cotton OIL oerti Asa
Momphls & Char 20 Brunswick .... 11M
Mobile & Oal).... 44js Mobile & Ohio As. &c
Nash & Chatt'a.. S7I6 Silver certificates. 9715
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. p, noon.-Cotton dull:
prices generally in buyers favor; American
middling 434d; sales 1000 bales-American 800
bales; speculation and export 200 bales; re-
ceipts 5000 bales-American $500.
Futures American m ddling. low middllng
clause September delivery ID; september
AMI October delivery ID; October and No
vember delivery 3S-64d. also 437-64d; No
vember and December delivery 42-54d, also
44l-54d; December and January delivery
i 4564d, also 44-64d; January and February
delivery 48-64d, also 47-o4d; February and
March delivery 51-6fd also 50-64d; March
and April delivery 54-64d also SO -64d. Flu
lures easy.
400 D. MIXTURES: American middling, low
middling cisuse, September delivery 35-6ld,
buyers; September and October delivery
4 Bod, buyers; October delivery 35-64@
4 Sj-64d October and November delivery
4 356l64 36-G4d; November and December de
livery Odd. buyers; December and January
delivery 4261@p4 d Cad; January and Feb
rdary delivery $500 46-64d; February and
March delivery 48-64G1i 49-G4d; March and
April delivery 5l-6404 52-64d; April and May
delivery ID. Future market closed quiet but
steady
NEv VoaW SAINT o. noon-Oorron onened
steady; middling uplands sac; middling Or
leans 3D., G: sales 80 bales.
gutures-The market opened steady with
sales as follows: september delivery 09c,
October delivery 8 0sc, November delivery 29c,
December delivery Acc, January delivery
3 62c, February delivery nc.
market closed firm; midding uplands S1xc;
midding Orleans 15-16c; net receipts S,436
bales, gross receipts $500 bales; sales to-day
20l bales.
Futures-Market closed steady at the decline,
with GALES of l45,50J bales, as follows; Septom-
Der delivery 2lG15 24c; October delivery "a
cenber delivery 590S Soc; January delivery
s 75GS 76c; February delivery s 90@S Gle;
March delivery 02l9 Ole; April delivery
1909 14o, May delivery 9 1900 24c, June
delivery 1908 800, July delivery 1909 acc;
August 1903 49c.
The Suns cotton report says: Futures
were very unsettled. January contracts
opened points lower, quickly advanced &c
points from Gle to SIC, then receded ~ points.
The general market closed steady at 90Ii
points advance from yesterdays closing prices.
The early decline was due to the loss in the
Liverpool market Of Monday advance, together
with the early Indications that the receipts at
the ports would be again excessive. But the
results were small in favor Of the bears in com
parson with powerful influences. It was at
once asked; If prices viii not go down under
such circumstances what will cause q decline?
Then came q report that the acreage planted
for the next crop in India shows decrease of
% per cent. On this the bulls took the market
on their horns and ran away with it. They
raced the bears for nearly three hours, showing
them no mercy. But just before the last call
there came pause Then the big crop move
ment and pressure of current receipts to be
cared for began to be felt. 1t was also asserted
toat the report about the India acreage was old
news tshed out of circular issued month
ago, and was not of much consequence any
way. Selling TO realize began, under which
prices steadily gave way to the close. Yet the
bears proceeded with caution, fearing the
course of Liveroool tomorrow. Published
weather reports from the south we're generally
favorable. Spot cotton was lac dearer"
GALvEsTos, Sept. 22.-Cotton closed steady;
m ddling 5-l6c; net receipts oi94 bales, gross
o'4J4; sales 1'1e5 bales; STOCK 1900 oales ex-
ports coaS wise 4 81 bal -: spnners IL
NORFOLK, Sept. 22.-Cotton closed steady:
middling 90; net receipts od2 bales. gross S62;
sales go bales; STOCK 800 bales exports coast,
wise 68s bales to Great Britain aS5.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2l.-Cotton closed nominal:
middhng SIC; net receipts - bales, gross
-; sales none; STOCK $50 bales
BosroN, Sept 2.-Cotton closed dull;
gross 9,0oa: sales none; stoct ~ bales. '''''''
WILMINGTON, Sept. 22.-Cotton closed steady:
middhng 716c; net receipts 1923 bales, gross
1,O9o; sales none; STOCK ., .65 hsles
PHILADELPHIA, sept. 2}.--Cott0n closed quiet
middling SIC; net receipts 80 bales, gross
IS: STOCK ASA bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 22.-Cotton closed
very firm; niddling 3-1Cc; net receipts 10. AS
bales; gross 2lo73; sales 800 bales; stock
105. s04 bales; exports TO France ,420 bales to
the continent $500 bales
Fueures-The market closed quiet but steady
with sales of 55,2J0 bales, as follows: Septem-
Der delivery &C, October delivery 95c, No
vember delivery 1sc, ID cenber delivery
livery Sic March delivery s &c, April de
| livery 7lc, May delivery Sic, June delivery
91c, July delivery c.
| middling SIC; net receipts 32lg bales gross
| 3z19; sales 800 bales; stock i2,1l2 bales; ex-
| ports coastwise 900
MExPHIs, Sept. 22.-Cotton closed quiet;
! middlng $40; receiOts GIG bales; shipments
| 500 bales: sales 5S3 bales STOCK $3.50 bales.
AUGUSTA, sept. 22.-Cotton closed steady;
! middling &c; reoeip pts 1888 bales; shipments
! $50 bales; sales 1871 bales; STOCK lO,4a0 oaIes
| CHARLESTON, Sept 2.-Cotton closed stes fy;
! mIddling 7szc; net receipts 2,947 bales, gross
2941; sales Z, 1OO bales; stock 23.345 bales; ex-
| ports, coastwise 2,sl4 bales.
Nav YoRK, Sept. 22-Cousolidated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports 44,40l bales;
exports to Great Britain 955 bales 20 France
4 APO bales, to the continent O,SOJ DaleSi STOCK
| az all American ports 463,4Sl bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEv YoHK, Sept. p noon.-FIour firm.
wheat steady Corn steady. Pork steady at
$40 75012 50. Lard easy at 81 III. Freights
NEw YoaK. Sept. %. $500 D. m.-Flour,
southern quiet and firm; common to fair.
extra- a8 6Jdp4 %; good to choice, extra. 81 IS
SSs d: superfne 81 75GA1 so; buckwheat
Sour. ss 2512 IS. Wheat active and lower;
No red, 81 90 in store and elevator; 81 O4lS
ri 06 afloat; options much depressed aud 1140
&c lower at 1 Q opening on theS. V. White q
A q failure but when it became known that he
was about even on his deals in wheat there was
a reaction OF 5s695sc However, a very nervous
fealing developed later on for fear OF trouble
rowing out OF the difficulty. and prices soon
Settled again 11lssc. There was atterwsrd
a I eble reaction Of ls1l4c and the close was
staadv 156fh 134c unuer yesterday; No. red,
septeuber delivery S; 05A; October delivery
81 O5I5; November delivery 5; December de-
livery 81 Os34: May delivery ;. Corn active
and weaker: No. 2 cash. Coo in elevator;
e01e,c ahoat: options lower; September
deliverv 59l6c; October delivery 5S1sc; Decem-
ber delivery SEC; May delivery &C. Oats
weaker and quiet; options moderately active
ami easier; September delivery &c; October de
livery 8gAkc; December delivery 34lSc; May de-
livery &C: spot No. 2, 3iA0s2ci mixed
western sO03lc Hops easy and quiet; state,
common TO choice, li0lec; Pacific coast, I'D
l6c Cohee-OptiOns openea steady and closed
Kan s,o4uEa DOWN SeutQmbcr delivery