The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-10

delivery $50, December delivery ESQ. Jan
uary delivery 0Ic, February delivery lac,
March delivery S4c, April delivery 7S4c, May
Weekly crop statement from Sept TO Sept.
9. Inclusive: Port receipts IS, 146 bales against
lOo,9l bales last year and 1921 bales the
yesr before last. Overland to mills and Canada
5.0S5 bales, against 1884 bales last year
Interior stocks in excess OF Sept. !: b.45I
eales this year against ], 154 bales last year.
Southern mill takinGs 1854 bales this year,
against 1889 bales last year. Amount OF
crop brought into sight during the DAYS OF
September: S. 445 bales this year, against 1876 $3.50
6aIes last year and lI3 80 bales the year be-
fore last. Amount brought into sight for the
week. 1850 bales, against 1iS, 533 bales last
year and Ie6,460 bales the year before last
MOBILE, Sept. Cotton closed nominal;
middling 65sc; net receipts $40 bales, gross s76;
sales nouei stock s,o75 bales; exports, coast
wiss PSI.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 9-Cotton closed steady;
middllng &c; receipts As bales; shipments so
bales; sales 1874 bales; stock this year % 4O4
bales; stock last year SIS bales.
AUGUSTA Sept. 9.-Cotton closed steady;
middling eS4c: receipts s25 bales; shipments
662 bales; sales 800 bales; stock. actual
ga bales.
CHARLESTON, Sept Cotton closed steady;
middling CSC; net receipts 1893 bales gross
|, 1913 sales 600; stock l9,6iS bales.
MONTGOMERY, Sept. Cotton closed firm /;
middling $50; receipts 1894 bales shipments
S97 bales; stock 1892. 3.101 bales; stock 1885,,
5,97l bales; sales S97 bales.
MACON Sept. 9.-Receipts $50 bales; sales
none; shipments $50 bales; stock 1892 30
bales; stock 1891. 1852 bales.
COLUMBUS, Sept. 9.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 61fc; receipts I ,209 bales; shipments
LIS bales; sales 22s bales; stock ass bales
NASHVILLE, Sept. 9.-Ootton closed quiet;
middling &c.
ding SIC; receipts /, 296 bales; shipments us
bales; sales none; stock 326l bales.
ROME Sept 9-Cotton-Receipts 80 bales;
shipments 1889 bales; stock 2,S4e bales.
N4WnT tad RaN
ceipts at all the ports to-day were II ,SS5 bales
exports. to Great Britain ISL bales, TO the CON
tinent none; stock at all the ports were AS5, 065
bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW York. Sept. Q. noon. Flour quiet and
weak. Wheat steady and dull. Corn dull and
lower Pork quiet and firm at ST. O0012 25.
Lard quiet and firm at 81 20. Freights dull and
steady.
NEW YORK, Sept. 0, 5 D. m.-wheat moder-
atey active and drmer; No. 2 red 761117Ss4c
in store and elevator; 7sI4G179Js aioat; options
closed firm; No. red, September delivery.
1880; December delivery 631Sc. Corn dull and
ahoat; options closed steady; septem-
her delivery 559zc; November delivery
$500. Oats fairly active; mixed lower; op-
ber delivery 1850; December delivery 100; No.
? white, october delivery S91S43)Ac; Novem-
Der 4O14d l4034c; spot, No. 23734&3oISc; mixed
western 3S14939|5c. Coffee-options closed
10 650i3 20; December delivery Is 400lS IS !;
spot Rio firmer and in better demand; No Z loc
Sugar-Refined firm and in better demand.
Molasses-New Orleans steady and quiet. Pc
troleum quiet and steady; refined, New York
81 10; Philadelp hia and Baltimore 50 05 Got
ton seed oil firm but quiet; crude 289D29c.
Pork more active and firm. Other meaJs quiet
and steady Peanuts quiet. Lard steady and
dull western steam S77O; city s. 80; October
delivery 81 u asked, Freights quiet; cotton
3 52d; grain lAd.
CHICAGO, Sept. st was almost staRnstion
to-day on tine Board of Trade. The general
feeling seemed to be that while the cholera
shadow is hanging over the market there can
BE- but little activity aud no material improve
ment. Tue CHOLERA reports we're more closely
scanned than any other news Wheat closed
with about 1tc gain; corn 1sc loss; oats about
sc higher, and provisions moved up several
poiats Wheat was strengthened by the heavy
exports and falling off in local receipts, but
business was very slow. The absence Of frost
last night and reports that the crop was matur-
ing rapidly and nearly out Of danger weakened
corn. In provisions there WAS a fairly good
trade with prices unusually steady
CHICAGO, Sept. Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour steady and unchanged Wheat
No. spring 1890; No red 1870. Corn
No. , 47c. OAts-No. 3315c Mess pork $40 20
010 Is. Lard 81 45. Short ribs 81 1907 80.
Dry sailed shoulders So 90G7 %. Short clear
IS O01S %. Whisky 81 10.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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