The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-23

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9-64d, also s-64d February and March de
livery l2-64i, also ll-64d; March and April
delivery 1864; April and May delivery
l7-64d. also 16-54d. Futures quiet but
/ steady.
1 D. MIXTURES: American middlng low
mlddiing claus. September delivery ( $500
! o4d; september and October delivery 500
464d; October and November delivery 43-6466
| 4-54d; November and December delivery 1 4-o4
o. 5-64d; December and January delivery
b-o4d, BUYERS; January and February delivery
| S-t414 9-64d; February and March delivery
| 1854, buyers March and April delivery
1864 a. l4-64d; April aud May delivery
| 1854, buyers. Futures closed firm.
American.
American middling fair 41kd, good mid
ding 414d, middling 45sd low middlng l5-l6d,
good or iina-y S}4d, ordinary 9-I6d.
! NEw YORK, Sept. p, noon Futures opened
steady, with sales as follows: September de-
livery 0lc, October delivery lie, November
delivery 32c, December delivery 45c, January
| delivery SIC, February delivery Csc
| New York, Sept. p, $500 p. m.-Cotton closed
steady; middllng uplsnds 1850, middling Or
leans J-l6c; sales I'M bales; net receipts
none, gross /, 1914 bales
| Futures-The marKet closed firm. with
sales, Of 20S7OO bales, as follows: septem-
| Der delivery nominal, October delivery S19
az SIC, November delivery 468T 45o,
Decsmoer delivery 6OD7 Ole, January delivery
1907 74c, February delivery Z 1907 soc,
March delivery 96GD7 Csc, April delivery OF
as use, May delivery IL IS i5c
| NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Hubbard, Price & Co.
say OF the cotton market: Liverpool was
l-64d lower this morning, and spot sales were
| ~ 900 bales. This market opened at q decline
OF about points, and sold Off 2 points more,
| January contracts touching soc during the
cary part of the session. Before ! clock
however, the loss was entirely regained at that
| hour; January contracts were Z 63c. 1t is a
narrow market, a d yet Goes not indicate
development of any broad speculative interest
| IN cotton. The further course of prices depends
/ on whether spinnerS in Liverpool shall continue
to buy as free.y As they have done during the
past few days The weather in the south is
clearing, aud the movement OF cotton Is re-
ported TO be showing signs OF Increase. During
| the afternoon an active demand sprung up.
| Between and O'Clock prices advanced
| apdy until the close. Quotations were from
] llWl2 points higher than on yesterday. The
cause of the advance is apparently fear of
| lighter receipts next week, based on estimates
| Ihat the New Orleans movement Tor the week
Will not exceed Is 00J bales, against 81 900 bales
last year Southern markets are generally
ported strong and higher, and naturally sharp
| improvements Is expected in Liverpool to-
morrow"
GALVESTON. Sept a2-Cotton closed firm;
middling nc; net receipts 5S46 bales, gross
$50; sales 324 pales; stock 62,64J bales; ex-
ports, coastwse 8, ago bales spinners 90.
| NORFOLK, Sept 22.-CottOn closed firm;
middling 71sc; net receipts 954 bales, gross
954; sales Us bales; stock lO,e2O bales; exports,
coastwise 1S bales.
BALTIMORE, Sept 22.-Cotton closed nominal;
| middlIng nc; net receipts nons, gross 1908;
sales none; stock 1928 bales; exports, to Great
BosroE, Sept. 22.-Cotton closed dull; mid
ding slice; net receipts 20 bales, gross %;
sales none; stock none.
WILM1NGroN, Sept. a2-Cotton closed steady;
middling &c; net receipts 1874 bales, gross
334; sales none; stock 9,6O6 bales
| PHILADELPHIA, Sept, 29-Cotton closed firm;
y; stock 5,75O bales.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 22-Cotton closed
firm; mddling Nc; net receipts l,G7S bales,
gross ,l15; sales 800 bales; stock II 329 bales
| Futures-MeVket closed steady. with sales OF
1890 bales as follows: September delivery
| 0Sc, October delivery Z 12c, November deliv-
cry 20c, December delivery Csc, January
delivery Z 3Sc, February delivery 4sc, March
delivery Sc, April delivery CSC, May deliv-
MOBILE. Sept. .a.-Cotton closed firm;
| middling 11-I6c; net receipts $50 bales. gross
S3J; sales 200; stock TO- log bales; exports coast
/ wise 593 bales
middling 1l6c; receipts 40 bales; sales 100;
| shipments Az; stock Y, 593 bales.
| AUGUSTA, Sept. 22.-Ootton closed firm;
middliug a 1-16c; receipts 1874 bales; ship
ments 49s bales; sales oO7 bales; stock 9,77l
CHARLESTON. Sept 22.-Cotton closed firm;
middlinG &c; net receipts 1852 bales,
gross 1853; sales 500; stock 81 AIS bales exports
| coastwise 1871.
ATLANTA, sept s2-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 10 16c receipts 437 bales.
ceipts at all the ports to-day were l6. 736 bales;
exports to Great Britain 81 498 bales to the CON
| tinent - bales; stock $50, $40 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
New York, Sept. %, noon.-Flour moderately
active and steady. Wheat dull but steady
Corn dull and weak. Pork quiet and steady at
S1I 00012 IS. Lard quiet and steady at 81 7;1k
| freights firm and fairly active.
New YORK, Sept. %, p. southern -four
| steady and in fair demand sales so barrels
common to fair extra s. 1000 10; good 10
| choice extra s. 1904 40. Wheat moderately
active and firmer; No. cred 1870 in store and
AaAaa4 of ffs,E,u oil.
| GD5sc over yesterday; No red, September anu
| october delivery 7914c; December delivery $50
| Corn dull and weaker; No. 2 $50 in elevator
| 53180b5314c adOat; options closed firm and 14n
19c under yesterday; September and October
| delivery So so; December delivery 55c. Oa,s
| frmer and fairly active; options quiet but
| flrmer; September delivery SIC; October de-
| livery 3714c; December delivery 394c; spot No
| ? 3634G031c; mixed western 3603s16c Coffee
| Options closed steady and 10000 points up;
| September delivery ID 65@1470; October deliv-
cry ID 35@Sl4 so; December delivery II l5Q14 s.;
spot Rio quiet No 1890. Sugar-Refined
| fairly active and firm. Molasses-New Orleans
dull but steady; common to fancy 25d35c. Pc
| troleum quiet but steady; refined Aew York
| 5 70; Philadelphia and Baltimore So 05. Cot
| ton seed oil firm but quiet; crude 2116c; yellow
SOC bid. Pork in moderate demand and steady.
| Peanuts firm. Beef quiet Beef hams in good
demand. Tierced beef dull. Cut meats firm and
| scarce; picked bellies 53Sc bid Mddes quiet;
| short clear SO co. Lard firm but quiet; western
steam 81 7715; city 80 IS; sales 40 ticrces; OPP
| tions, sales none september delivery 81 rs;
| October delivery $775 and nominal Freights
tirmer but quiet; cotton 964d; grain "a ID asked.
| CHICAGO. Sept. 22.-Wheat was fairly active
| on the board Of trade to-day, and, barring a
| brief period of weakness, the tone OF tue mar
| ket was generally one of f1rmness. December
| opened &c lower at 1886, and with minor tiuc-
| tuaJlons advanced to 7714c, closing stronger at
| nc. Corn opened lower and was weak for
| time, then huctuated considerably and closed at
| the opening price, which was Nc lower than
| last nights close. Oats firm early
| dealings, but broke later, following the course
of corn hen rallied with that cereal toward the
| close and closed within a point of the top
figures Of the day, at Isc under yesterdays final
| figures. Hog products were dull and feature
| less at a small and lower range of figures dur
! ing most of the session, though pork and lard
| recovered the loss Ribs, however, closed 10c
| lower for near futures.
| CHICAG }, Sept. 22.-Cash Quotations were as
| follows: Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat
No. spring nc; No. 2 red 74c. Corn mo
2 4516c. Oats-No 2 33c. Mess pork $40 800
| 10 20. Lard g. 40. Short ribs 81 40 Dry
salted shoulders 81 371S07 90. Short clear
! s. S006 30 Whisky 81 Is.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
| Opening. Highest Closing
| WHEAT. No. g
| Sept. delivery. 10 "a "a
| Oct. delivery. 1874 1919 1874
| Dec delivery. 759s IA n
| Corn, No. 3
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