The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-24

hrle. ......,...-.. 3lA N. J. Central. ll9
Lake Shore -. 122 Western Union s4H
L'ville & Nash. :. 500 Cotton OIL certi ASH
Memphis s Char. 20 Brunswick ...... 11M
Mobile & Ohio 80. 43Ll Mobile & Ohio Is. 66
Nash. & Chatt'a. s715 Silver certificates 9s1s
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL Sept. %, noon.-Cotton steady
and IN air demand; American middling 4S4d;
sales 600 baIes-American $500 bales; specu-
lation and export 1000 bales; receipts 1900
bales-American / 800.
Futures American m dding. low middling
clause, September delivery d. September
and October delivery ID; October and No
vember and December delivery 4S-64d, also
44-64d, also 46-64d December and January
delivery 47-S4d. also 4S-64d; January and
February delivery 49-64d also { 50-64d, also
51-64d; February and March delivery 4 52-64d
also 53-64d, also 54-64d; March and April
delivery 57-64d. Futures steady.
The tenders of deliveries at today's clearings
amounted TO 300 bales new dockets and -
bales old.
400 D. MIXTURES: American middlIng. low
niddlng clause. September delivery 4 41-6Id,
sellers; September and October delivery
sellers; October aud November delivery
4 4l-G4d, sellers; November and December de-
livery 44-64004 45-64d; December and January
delivery 4 47-64d, buyers; January and Feb
ruary delivery 50-64d. buyers; February and
March delivery 4 53-54d, buyers; March and
April delivery 56-6404 $3.50; April and May
OGnN6Ty u. fuCuFO uldTkSb cIOSeQ quiet OUT
steady.
MANCHESTER, Sept. 23-The G1tGrdian's com
merclal article says: Where business was
effected yesterday it resulted from DISPOSE
ton to secure more orders than has been posi-
BILE during the pest fortnight. Offers for COM
mon and medium shirtings. which were re-
garded as impracticable last week, are now
accepted. Manufacturers of the best India and
China staples are fairly supplied with orders.
Inquiry for jacconets was fair. Sales were
effected at fractional decline. Some bleach
ing cloths were in better request heavy makes
were quiet. Printing cloths were dull; business
does not equal productions There was in-
creased business in export yarn at slight re-
duction"
NEW YoRE, Sept 90, noon.-Cotton opened
steady; middling uplands sIfc; middling Or
leans b.! C: sales 203 bales
Futures-The market opened easy, with
sales as follows; September delivery zoe,
December delivery s Csc, January delivery
s sic. February delivery 0sc
NEW YORK. Sept %, 500 .. m.-Cotton
market closed firm; middling uplands S15c;
bales, gross receipts 1850 bales; sales to-day
Futureg-Market closed steady, with sale.
Der delivery zoos PC; october delivery S Is
| @s SC; November delivery 1905 47c; De
! cember delivery 65@-c; January delivery
delivery 8 0709 Osc; April delivery 1909 19c,
May delivery 9 2S@59 PC. June delivery 500
SO, July delivery 400 45c August delivery
5J69 SIC.
The SUMS cotton report says: Futures
were very unsettled ali day, closing steady at
4G16 points advance from yesterdays closing
prices. Market to-day was again bundle of
contradictions Liverpool reported an advance
equal to 10 points in our money. and receipts at
the ports pointed to greatly reduced figures
owing to the receipt of only little more than
1000 bales at New Orleans. Yet an early ad.
vance with us of SOLO points was almost
wholly lost in the course of an hour. Then the
market became like an ill ballasted ship at sea
1t plunged and careened in a most extraordi-
nary fashion. After last call, January showed
fresh strength. and there was a sale at Sc
but this was followed by drop to Sic Opera.
tors began to reverse the query Of YESTERDAY
and asked; If such Liverpool report and
such small port receipts will not put up cotton
what will?' Yet there was strong undertone
TO the market Liverpool cable said We are
inclined to hold cotton at current prices until
we see the outcome of your early frosts' The
weather at the south continued TO be oil that
could be desired. The interior receipts were
large except at Augusta Spot cotton was firm
but quiet"
qALvEs9oN, Sept. 29.-Cotton closed firm E:
m doling 5lGc; net receipts 4,923 bales, gross
4,9s3; sales $50 bales; stock 1880 bales; ex-
ports cOas wise 402 bales.
NORFOLK, Sept. 23.-Cotton closed firm
middling @; net receipts l33 bales gross 153;
sales 81 bales; STOCK {, 432 bales; exports coast
wise $50 bales
BALTIMORE, Sept 23.-Cotton closed nominal.
2,gJ4; soles none; stock 9,344 bales; exports.
coastwise coo ba,e5
BosToN, Sept. 23.-Cotton closed quiet;
middliny SIC; net receipts bales
gross 1875; sales none; stock - bales; exports
| t. Great Britain 4S7 bales.
WILMINGTON, Sept. 23.-Cotton closed firm;
middilng 72sc; net receipts o7g bales. gross
| 679 sales none; stock 1O.l44 hales.
| PHILADELPHIA, sept. 23.-Cotton closed firm
middling e18c; net receipts 101 bales, gross
l0L; stock 1915 bales.
NRw ORLEANS, Sept. 23.-Cotton closed
steady; middling SIC; net receipts 2.128 bales,
| gross 2,Ss2; sales 800 bales; stock 9S,6S
bales; exports. 10 Great Britain $500 bales
| c0aS wise 800.
| with sales of - 200 bales. as follows: Septem-
| Der delivery C, October delivery O2c, No
vember delivery PIC, December delivery
BIC, January delivery Se1;y . 4Sc, February de-
| livery 75c May delivery SIC, June delivery
| Csc, July delivery c.
| MOBILE, Sept 23.-Cotton closed steady;
| middiing SIC; net receipts 800 bales, gross
$50: sales 1000 bales; stock 1854 bales; ex-
| ports coastwiss !lS.
MExPHIs. Sept 23.-Cotton closed firm;
middIing 814c; receipts T4e bales; shipments
| 475 bales; sales 3j4 bales; stock 1902 bales
| AUGUSTA Sept. 23.-Cotton closed steady;
middiing Z 15-1ec; receipts 1.123 bales; ship
ments 927 bales; sales 1873 bales; stock lO626
! bales.
| CHARLESTON, Sept 23.-Cotton closed steady;
| n,Iddling 7Slc; net receipts 1897 bales, gross
| 8S27; safes 500 bales; stock 25,673 bales; ex-
] ports, coastwise - bales.
| ATLANTA Sept. 23.-CotJon closed firm;
middling 1-16c; receipts 500 bales.
| NKw YoRK, sept 23.-Consolidated not re-
! reoeipts at all cotton ports 20,S14 bales;
EXPORTS TO Great Britain 20, 232 bales. TO France
| - bales, to the continent - bales; stock
| at all American ports 47e, 1872 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YoRx, Sept. "a. poon.-FIour firm.
/ wheat firm. Corn firm. Pork steady at
| SO T50125O Lard steady at 81 i71h Freights
NEW YoRK. Sept. %. 500 D. m-Flour,
| southern, dull and heavy; common to fair.
eTtro 50 e5O4 IS; good TO choice. extra. a IS
| 615 Is; suDernne. 81 1894 so; buckwheat
| flour, &c 2562 50. Wheat active and lower;
No. red, 81 0315 in store and elevator; 81 0413
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