The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-14

clause. September delivery 5e-s4d; September
and October delivery 59-64d; October and No
vember delivery 59-64d November and De-
uary delivery o2-64d; January and February
delivery Load; March and April delivery
6-64d. Futures quiet but steady
y. MIXTURES: American middling low
middltng claus. September delivery 59-64d,
sellers; September and October delivery s9-64d,
sellers; October and November delivery
3 SO SD. buyers; November and December de-
livery 6J-64GlS oI-64d; December and January
delivery g. 6493 $500; January and February
delivery l-64d, buyers; February and March
delivery $50, sellers; March and April
delivery 964d sellers. Futures closed steady.
NET YORK, Sept. 10, noon.-Futures opened
quiet, with sales as follows: September de
livery s9c, October delivery 0Oc, November
delivery l2c, December delivery go, Jan
uary delivery SEC, February delivery 46c
New YORK, Sept. Is. 500 p m.-Cotton closed
steady; middling uplands 3-l6c, middling Or
leans slice; sales 654 bales; net receipts none,
gross SOL.
Futures-Market closed quiet; sales o25OO
bales, as follows: September delivery 900
O2c, October delivery Z O5@7 &C. Novem-
Der delivery 1907 $50
New YORK, Sept. I3.-Hubbard, Price & Co.
say OF the cotton market: Liverpool is 1-G4d
TO 2-o4d lower for futures. This showing was
not altogether as gloomy as the temper of the
market yesterday had led most traders to ex-
pect, and tire result has been that the decline
OF yesterday here has been stayed, and by
O'Clock p. m prices were from 8 20 points
better than they were last evening, was steady
at last nights prices. and as soon as 1t became
known the receipts would be 1000 bales against
5,14S last year the market began to improve.
This improvement was assisted by lower tenn
perlture and heavy rainfals throughout nearly
the entire cotton belt. The storm seems to be
general over nearly the entire length OF the
belt and is moving westward. Realizing sales
caused slight reaction from best prices Of the
day at the close of business "
GALVESTON. Sept. 13.-Cotton closed steady;
q IBrs NAT * hall
q 400 sales 2,Ol2 oales stock 43, 1855 bales; spin
ners 50 bales.
NORFOLK, Sept 1s-Cotton closed steady;
mlddllng 61so; net receipts 443 bales. gross 4+3;
sales ia bales; stock 8, 40 bales; exports coast
wise 80 bales
BALTIMORE, Sept 1s.-Cotton closed nominal;
middllng 7l4c; net receipts none gross none;
sales none; stock 1864 bales.
Boston, Sept. l3.-Cotton closed dull; mid
ding a-i6c; net receipts los, gross 54l bales;
sales none
wILMINaroN, Sept. 1s-Cotton closed steady;
middling 614c; net receipts 451 bales. gross 4SI;
sales none; stock ABS bales
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 13.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 71oc; net receipts 80 bales, gross
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. ls.-Cotton closed
steady; middling &c; net receipts LIZA bales,
gross 1880; sales 100 bales; tock 81, 55S bales,
Futures-Market closed very steady. with
sales OF 14jO0 bales as follows: September
delivery 53c, October delivery SSc, Noven-
Der delivery 89c
hOBlLhs Sept. I0.-COLOOU ClOseu uuils
middling SIC; net receipts 6l7 bales. gross 6l7;
sales so; stock 1926 bales; exports, coast
wise So
MEMPHIS, Sept. 18.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling c. receipts IS bales; sales so;
shipments none; stock 230l5 bales.
AUGUSTA, Sept 1S.-Cotton closed firm;
middliug 6S4c; receipts 1873 bales; shipments
. 33l bales; sales 900 bales; stock r. go bales
CHARLESTON. Sept. 13.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 9-l6D69Sc; net receipts 1,467 bales,
gross l.467; sales 460; stock 81, 036 bales; eX-
ports. coastWise !, 6o4.
ATLANTA, Sept. E.-Cottop closed steady;
miidling 616c; no receipts day.
NEW YORK. sept. demonstrated net re-
oeipts at all the ports to-day were l3, $50 bales;
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
NEW YORK, Sept. 49, noon.-Flour quiet
and steady, Wheat moderately active and
Pork quiet and easy at $ll 00@12 %. Lard
quiet and steady at 81 721S. Freignts quiet and
nominal
and fairly active; No. red 7sGo7s16c in store
and elevator; 791607934c afioat: options closed
steady and 14013c above yesterday; No. , red
September delivery 79c; October delivery 1880;
December delivery $3.50 Corn more active and
firmer; No. 2 56x157o IN elevator; Sc a1oat;
options closed firm and 1140115c over yester
day; September delivery 519Sc; October dellv-
cry 5675c; December delivery 573kc Cas- active
and f1rmer; options fairly active aud stronger;
October delivery 2gc; December delivery 40}sc;
No. white, october delivery 4OQt4U14c; spot
n. 3 33l413S15o. mixed western S71S0o39Ibc.
Coffee-Optons closed steady and unc BANGED
to 10 points down; September delivery ID 90;
October delivery 10 76G13 go; December deiv-
cry IL 55Ql3 Sc; spot Rio more active and
steady; No. 15c. Sugar-Rehned moderately
active and firm. Molasses-New Orleans dull and
| steady; common to fancy 25@35c. Cotton seed
oil firm but quiet; crude ESQ &c. Pork dull but
firm. Beef dull. Middes quiet. Lard quiet
and steadier; western steam 81 rs asked; Sep
tenber and october delivery 81 10; January de-
livery 81 81 Freights quiet but firm; cotton
I'D; grain I'd.
CHICAGO. Sept. ia bulge of over &c
bushel with much attendant excitement was
witnessed in the corn pit to-day The advance
WAS largely due TO the report of frost last night
which, it was thought, must have materially
injured the corn crop, and more severe frosts
we're feared tonight. Wheat was firmer, the
cold weather aud Gov. Flowers letter sending
out militia to Fire Island, having a marked
effect. The improvements over yesterdays
closing quotations were: Wheat &c oats &c,
pork 100 15c; lard and ribs unchanged
OHICAG Sept 3-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat
No. 2 spring 1870 1880; No. 2 red 721s0
7a5sc. Corn-No. $3.50. Oats-No. 2 345sc.
Mess pork $40 l5@10 %. Lard 81 42I6617 IS.
Short ribs 81 5O05 rs: Short clear sides 81 95
as co. Whisky 81 Is,
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