The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-11

8 6l-64i; October and November delivery
| o1-o4d, sellers; November and December de-
livery 62-o4d, bnysrs; December and January
delivery 464 l-54d; January and February
delivery 42641< s64d; February aud March
delivery $3.50, bayers; March and April
Siivy s''T ai aao stea
/ NEW YoRK, Sept TO- noon.-FuEures-Market
| opened quiet, closed firm, with sales as fol
lows: September delivery opened at s@c and
! closed at 04c; October delivery opened at
| 06c and closed at 10c; November delivery
/ opened at 16c and closed at 22c; December
delivery 9p opened at Soc and closed at SC
| at 2 45e; February delivery opened ct Sic
| and closed at { Soc
New YoRK. Sept 10 500 p. m.-Cotton closed
! quiet but steady middling uplands 3-l6c, mid
| ding Orleans 9-l6c; sales 246 bales.
Futures-aarKet closed firm, with sales OF
| a. 400 bales, as follows: September delivery
! O411 O6c, October delivery 1907 lie, No
| venber delivery Z 2207 20. December delivery
! S4d7 35c, January delivery 4547 46c, Feb
ruary delivery z 56d17 sc, March delivery 90
| GI &c April delivery 1904 TO- May delivery
NEw YoRK. Sept 1O.-Hubbard, Price & Co.
| say OF the cotton market: The Liverpool
! market to-day declined from l-64Q92-64 our
| own market opened slightly better and al
| though some large selling orders vera executed
| prices up TO II O'Clock showed but little change;
| that hour found every one waiting for the gov
| eminent report. The first official dispatch re-
| ceived from Washington reported the official
| condition OF the crop at 1873. As the market
| utu generally DeeQ expecting q lower CODOlLlOh
than this. prices promptly declined, and dropped
about points, when another dispatch was re-
celved, making the condition of the crop 76.S
This led TO recovery and an advance of 4Gl5
points. The crop is reported to be generally
late and more or less dana ed from insects. "
ATLANTA, Sept l0-Cotton closed steady;
miidlinR 9-16c; no receipts to day.
GALVESTON, Sept l0.-Cotton closed steady;
middling l5-l6c; net receipts 4, 032 bales gross
3O32 sales All bales; stock AZ. $50 bales splnners
IS bales.
NORFOLK Sept. 1O.-Cotton closed nominal;
middliDg &c; net receipts 145 bales gross I45;
sales l24 bales; stock 53S9 bales; exports coast
wise IS bales
baltimore, Sept. 1O.-Cotton closed nominal;
| middlng nc; net receipts none, gross 407;
sales none; stock 0474 bales.
BOSTON, Sept. l0.-Cotton closed dull mid
ding $3.50; net receipts l42 bales, gross 1856;
sales none.
WILMINGTON. Sept. 1O.-Cottou closed steady;
middlinR 61sc net receipts TO bales, gross $50;
sales none; stock S,40l bales
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10.-Cotton closed quiet;
mddlng 7l6c; net receipts II bales, gross
Ili stock 4705 bales
New ORLEANS, Sept 1O.--Cotton closed quiet;
mddlnE 7c net receipts 1,19s bales, gross !, Az;
sales 1850 bales; stock SS7 bales; exports TO
Great Britain $500 bales, ooastwise 800.
FuturesaThe market closed steady, with
sales OF 10000 bales, as follows September
delivery 76c, October delivery $50, Novem-
Der delivery 93c, December delivery 02c,
January delivery lie, February delivery 21c,
March delivery Bic. April delivery 4ic, May
| delivery sic.
MOBILE. Sept 1O.--Cotton closed quiet;
middling SIC; net receipts 355 bales, gross Ss5;
sales 500; stock 9,lS7 baesi exports, coast
MEMPHrs, Sept 1o.-Cotton closed steady;
| middling &c; receipts S bales; sales none;
| shipments 222; STOCK %, 1870 bales
AUGUSTA, Sept. 10.-Cotton closed steady;
middling tAc; receipts 1905 bales; shipments
Ia bales; sales 544 bales; stock = bales
CHARLESTON. Sept. 1o.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling oAc; net receipts 1890 bales, gross
2,99o; sales 300; stock 1856 bales; exports
| eoesCwise $50 bales.
NEW YoRk sept. 1O.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts at all the ports to-day were II ,667 bales;
exports to Great Britain 1900 bales. to the con
tinent 5000; stock at all the ports were 441.141
| bales
New YORK, Sept. 10.-The total visible supply
OF cotton for the world is 2.582, 955 bales, Of
which 2,l297 55 bales are American against
1.657757 and 2S6,s57 bales, respectively, last
year Receipts at all interior towns for the
week 1913 bales. Receipts from plantations
525S2 bales Crop in sight &c, 422 bales
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YoRK Sept. 10, noon.-Flour inactive
and steady. Wheat dull and steady. Corn
very dull but firmer. Pork firm and fairly
active at 81 0O@12 IS Lard quiet at 81 70
asked. Freights quiet and steady.
New York, Sept 10, 5 p. m,-Wheat dull but
firmer; No. red 79c In store and elevator; op-
! tions closed steady; No. ned, September delv,
| cry 79c; December delivery s314c Cora steady
and quiet; No. 5eI&c Ia elevator; options
higher; September delivery 5616c; December
delivery 6tssc Oats nrmer but dull; options
| quiet but stronger; September delivery 3S96c;
December delivery 401Sc; spot No. Q 3S3aSlSc;
| mixed western 5000. Cotfee-Options closed
| firm aud 5Dl5 points up; September delivery
| IL IS; December delivery 10 45QI3 IS; spot Rio
! dull but firm; No. 16c. SuGar-Refiued firm
and in fair demand MolasSes-New Orleans
! dull and steady; common to fancy Y56A35e
| Petroleum dull and steady. Cotton seed oil
! quiet but firm; crude 2S129c Peanuts quiet
| Meat market quiet and steady. Lard steady:
| western steam 81 70; city IS 7516 so: Septenl-
| Der and October delivery 81 70. Freights steady
and inactive; cotton 3-32d: grain l34d.
| CHICAGO, Sept l0.-Quite a lively re-
| bound was witnessed in grain prices TO-
| day, after the depression on the ohol-
! era scare. Wheat closed $50 higher than last
| night Corn received fresh Impetus from
| another frost prediction and from rain which
| may delay maturity 1t was strong throughout
| and Is about 1C higher than yesterdays close
| Provisions were very dull and rather weak. Oc-
| tober pork is 2Oc lower; October lard 716c, and
| October ribs SC off. While the wheat market
opened lower and weak on the report Of a cass
| OF cholera 10 Chicago, 1t quickly recovered,
| however, the Chicago case being authoritatively
| denied. Then there was gradual recovery, and
| the market held pretty steady most of the ses-
| sion.
CHIoAGo, Sept. 1O.-Cash quotations were as
| follows: Flour steady. Whest-No. 2 spring
| 7S34c; No red 1880. Corn-No. 2 4sc. Oats
| No. 2 341s1343sc. Mess pork $40 050l0 10.
Lard 81 3715. Short ribs 81 1907 rs. Dry sailed
shoulders 60 90Gn7 90. Short clear s. 00G1S 05.
Whisky 81 Is.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest Closing.