The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-28

and October delivery Z Is sd; October aud
| November and December delivery 4 Is6ad,
also II SD, also l3-64a; December and Jen-
nary delivery l7-64d, also l664d. also 1854 I;
{ 1s-64d; February and March delivery al-6ld;
March ana April delivery 24-64d, also 1851;
April and May delivery 26-64d. Futures
steady
| 4p. MIXTURES: American middling, low
middhng claus. September delivery 1854,
! buyers; September and October delivery
: l3-64d' buyers; October and November delivery
= 1900, buyers; November and December de-
| livery i464t, buyers; December and January
delivery l6-64d. buyers; January and February
| delivery l5-64n4 1864; February aad March
delivery zl-64d14 2264d; March and April
! delivery 24-64d, sellers; April and Nay de-
livery 25-oi94 21-64d. Futures closed steady.
| hEW YORK, Sept. 2, noon Futures opened
easy, with sales as follows: September delivery
&c, October delivery 5sc, November delivery
| z &c, December delivery Soc, January delivery
9Hc February delivery 0qc.
NEW York, Sept q 500 D. m.-CottoH closed
quiet; middling uplands Bloc, middling Or
leans INC; sales l46 bales; net receipts 3, ~
bales, gross 1871 bales
| Fntures-Msrket closed quiet but steady.
| with sales OF 2i5, 500 bales as follows: Septenf-
Der nominal, October delivery 1907 40c, No
Temoer delivery -. Decsmber delivery 69c,
7siG7 Csc, March delivery O56S 06c. April de-
| livery 1905 l7c May delivery 261s &c,
June delivery 369S 37c.
New YoRE, Sept. 27.-Hubbard, Price & Co.
| say of the cotton market: Though Lanca-
shire spinners bought 10000 bales to-day in
| Liverpool, the toHe Of the market Is quoted
easier. This change in the tone of the spot
| market is due, according TO private cables, to
| slightly easier tone In the Manchester market
No heavy rains are reported from the cotton
belt, ans the weather yesterday was warm and
were executed at a decline Of sos points,
| but the market quickly recovered
until the entire decline had been recovered.
But as Liverpool showed a slight
decline at the close, the outside demand
| ceased, and the market has eased under realiza-
! tons. The temper of the market has become
| bullish in consequence OF the continuance OF
| light receipts. During the afternoon the market
| eased under the execution Of selling orders from
the south. The market closed quiet and
/ steady"
GALVESTON. Sept 27.-Cotton closed steady;
| middling 9-16c; net receipts 557 bales gross
5c7; sales 3S9 bales; stock n 500 bales; exports
| to the continent 800 bales.
NORFOLK, sept 27.-Cotton closed steady;
middllnS 7-l6c; net receipts l. 1853 bales. gross
ll6o sales $50 bales; stock lS, 7l2 bales; exports
| ooastwise 100 bales.
| BALTIMORE, Sept 21.-Cotton closed nominal;
| mtddltnR 1850; net receipts none, gross ,2l6;
sales none; stock 1890 bales.
BosToN, Sept. 27.-Ootton closed dull; mid
ding 1859; net receipts none, gross sos bales;
sales none stock none,
WILMINGTON. Sept. 27.-cotton closed firm;
middlinR 1870; net receipts 4lS bales gross
AIS; sales none; stock $40 bales; exports, to
| Great Britain $3.50, coastwise SO
| PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 28.-Cotton closed steady;
middhng &c; net receipts bales gross 100;
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. a.-Cotton closed
quiet; middling 7-l6c; net receipts 1881
bales, gross $3.50; sales 1900 bales; stock
| ID, 400 bales; exports coastwisa l52.
Futures-Market closed steady. with sales
Of $1,000 bales, as follows: September delivery
| PC October delivery 24c. November delivery
S8c, December delivery. 4lo January de-
| livery 76lc, February delivery Clio, March
delivery Tic. April delivery Sic, May de-
| livery Gle.
MOBILE, Sept. s7.-Cotton closed firm;
riddling 5-l6c; net receipts 1919 bales. gross
1872; sales 500; stock OBJ bales exports coast
MEsPHIs, Sept. a.-ootton closed nrm;
| middling 79Sc; receipts 1876 bales; sales 100;
shipments 800; stock al,s43 bales.
| AUGUSTA, Sept. H.-Cotton closed steady;
| middling 5-lo4T3sc; receipts ,2S9 bales; ship
nents l,4Si bales; sales ,S44 bales; stock lo75o
CHARLESTON. Sept. T.-Cotton closed arm;
niddling 73sc; net receipts 1885 bales, gross
1855; sales 500; stock S9,os5 bales; exports,
| coastwse $3.50.
NEW YosK. Sept 27.-Consolidatsd net re-
| ceipts at all the ports to-day were IS pa bales;
exports to Great Britain s. $50 bales, to the con-
| tinent 1,04s bales; stock at ell the ports
| 664, sos bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW York, Sept q, uoon.-Flour steady and
| in moderate demand Wheat fairly active but
weak. Corn dull and lower. Pork firm and
quiet at 81 oo012 IS. Lard quiet at IS 10
NEW YORK. Sept. p, 5 p. m,-Wheat fairly
active; No. , red 79Ik07934o In store and ele-
vator; so14c afioat; options closed firm 10 up
| TO &c down; No. red, September delivery
1880; October delivery Soc; December deliv-
cry $50. Corn active for export at lower prices
No. 6SGD53I&c elevator; 641S9t541fc afioat; op-
tons closed firm 1sDase below yesterday: Sep
| TENDER delivery $3.50; october delivery 534c;
| May delivery 554c. Oats fairly active but
weaker; options dull but easier; September de-
livery SIC; october delivery 3754c; December
delivery 39ise; spot No. S61z l87c; mixed west
ern 36@3s1sc. Coffee-Optiens closed barely
steady 10@2) points down; September deliv-
| cry IA 500 5 90; October delivery IA 5Onl4 IS ;
| November delivery IA S50l4 Is; spot Rio firm
| and more active; No. ls1hc. Sugar-Refined
| fairly active and firm. Molssses-Rew Orleans
| dull but steady; common 10 fancy 25035c.
| Pork firmer and more active; new mess S12 OOm
and in good demand. Lard dull; western steam
IS Is; September delivery $s IS; January deliv-
cry 81 20 asked Freights firner and more &C.
tive; cotton 9-6405-S2d; grain 21bd.
/ Change to-day. After weakening early, the
| market for wheat aud corn became broad and
l strong at the wind-pp Toe closing firmness in
| wheat was due largely to the report OF a very
| this poor showing of the Iowa crsp report. and
liberal freight engagements reportei here,
| vessels having been chartered for $4,000
| bushels as com pared with last night Wheat
decline. Corn has a gain OF 1so Provisions
/ are a shade easier.
| CHICAGO, Sept Clash quotations were as
follows: Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat
No. aspiring r411sci No. 2red 1870. Corn-Eo,
Q01O 70. Lard 81 IS. Short ribs 81 46Go7 so
Dry salted shoulders So S01n6 90 Short clear
81 9007 95 Whisky 81 is.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest Closing.