The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-22

Louisville & Mash. 66 BrJluswick Co s1{
Memphis & Char. so Mobile & Ohio Is. 6I1S
Mobile a Ohio. 81 Silver Certificates ssh
NashVille& Chat. s. Am. Sugar Rein. l0S3s
Texas Pacific, LIST. So do pref'd. .lOS
n. Y. Central. 100
LIVERPOOL. Sept. q, noou.-Cottou opened
urn, with an active demand: American mid
ding Lied; sales 1900 bales-Am ertcan
i1,oOOi speculation and export ? 900 bales; re-
ceIDts 2, lOO bales-al American
Futures-American midding. low middling
clause, September delivery 364d. also 4-64d;
september and October delivery 4-64d; Octo-
Der and November delivery S-64d, also 4 4-64d;
November and December delivery 4 464d
also 564d; December and January delivery
6-o4d, also 7-64d; January and February
delivery sod, also 9-64d; February aud
March delivery II Cal, also 1264d; March and
April delivery 1864, also Il SD; April
and May delivery l7-64d. Futures firm.
Tenders-None.
4 D. MIXTURES: American middliug, low
middling CLAUSE, September delivery 4-6IG
Cad; September and October delivery 1 4 $40
5-64d; October and November delivery 4-6461
5-o4d; November and December delivery 5-o4
a. 6-64d; December and January delivery
7-64d. sellers; January and February delivery
Z g-6iGD4 lO-t4d; February and March delivery
Pcs y ~ value; March and April delivery
l7-64d, buyers. Futures closed quiet but
steady.
To .day's sales we're increased by late business
American middlin. fair I'D, good mid
ding 414d, middliag sd low middling l5-I6d,
good ordinary 1S-l6d, ordinary 9-16d.
MANCHESTER, Sept 21-The Guardians COM
mercial article says: Cloth is in good demand,
and prices are hardening. Eastern inquiry
shows no improvement. Shirtings are held for
an advance. There is good business for Japan
In 9pound shirtings at enhanced prices. On
Jaccouets there is occasionally a slight ad
vance, but generally offers are too low for &C
ceptance. Printing cloths are depressed.
Sales from stock are made at lowest prices.
There is q moderate demand from South
America for bl aching and fancy goods. Yarns
are strong, though they are not selling freely"
ATLANTA, Sept. 2l.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 634c receipts 1872 bales.
NEW YORK, Sept. u, noon. Futures opened
steady at the advance, with sales as follows
September delivery 20c, October delivery
z 25c, November delivery &c, December de-
livery SOC, January delivery Csc, February
delivery T4c.
NEW YonK. Sept. 81. 500 p m.-Cotton closed
steady; middling uplsnds 5-16c, mlddling Or
leans nc; sales 3l5 bales; net receipts none,
gross 5,74a bales
Futures-The market closed quiet but steady,
with sales Of l69,200 bales, as follows: Sop
TENDER delivery 1907 l6c, October delivery
2 2O97 21c, November delivery 34@7 $50,
2 6OQ7 Ole, February delivery Z 7l@7 re,
March delivery S2@D7 &c. April delivery 90
OF sSc May delivery 02gS 03c.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2i.-Huboard, Price & Co.
"
day the extreme advance recorded in our
market, az compared with Yesterdays closing
prices, was points. Although Liverpool is
3-64d higher than yesterday, and spot sales are
$4,000 bales, the largest for long time. specu-
lation here refuses as yet to take hold of cotton
in earnest, and the improvement that has been
established is grudgingly conceded and its per-
manence skeptically regarded. Trading in this
market has been on a liberal scale, charac-
terized by considerable liquidation on the part
or the short interest made by southern OK
porters who have sold in anticipation Of heavier
receipts than those that have as yet made their
appearance The Department of Agriculture
OF the state of Alabama has telegraphed us
that its report Of to-day shows the condition OF
the cotton to be IS for the entire state. Gen
orally throughout the south the weather is
warmer and more favorable for picking, and
planters are reported as disposed to sell more
freely at the advances established II
enormous sales ia Liverpool to-day seem 20
justify an expectation that the demand in that
market for the immediate future is likely to be
less active. During the afternoon the market
became easier, losing large portion Of the ad-
vance and closing barely steady at about
points higher than last nights figure"
GALVESTON, Sept 21.-Cotton closed firm;
middhng l-loo; net receipts ,552 bales, gross
,532 sales ,066 bales stock 60 032 bales; ex-
ports, TO Great Britain {. S65 bales.
NORFOLK, Sept. g.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 716o net receipts T20 bales, gross
72O; sales 4l0 bales; stock 400 bales; exports,
BALTIMORE, Sept 2i.-Cotton closed nominal:
middling re; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock ~, 249 bales
Boston, Sept 21.-Ootton closed dull; mid
ding 5-l6c; net receipts none, gross 10 bales;
sales none; stock none.
WILMINGTON. Sept. 21.-Ootton closed firm;
middling $50; net receipts G17 bales, gross
6l7; sales none; stock T. 400 bales
PHILADELPHIA, Sept .2l.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 9loc; net receipts Is bales, gross
Is; stock 5,7lS bales
New ORLEANS, oRLEANs. sept. 2l.-Cotto0 closed
gross 1.g46 bales; sales q 100 bales tock 49, 1855
bales; exports, coast wise ,101.
Futures-Market closed steady. with sales of
$1,000 bales, as follows: September delivery
cry 0Sc, December delivery : 16c. January
delivery 26c, February delivery 36c, March
delivery 46c, April delivery Soc May deliv-
cry 66c, June delivery TIC.
MOBILE. Sept. 2I.-Cotton closed firm;
midding csc; net receipts 1857 bales, gross
1887 sales 700; stock 10, 100 bales exports coast
wise l,784
middling Lice; receipts 40 bales; sales $50;
shipments none; stock %, 0l9 bales
AUGUSTA, Sept. 2l.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 1@7 Lido; receipts 53s bales; ship
ments 1873 bales; sales 1922 bales; stock g. $50
bales
CHARLESTON. Sept. 21.-Cotton closed firm;
middling &c; net receipts 1,546 bales,
gross / $40; sales $50; stock 80 I04 bales.
New YORK, sept 21.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts at all the ports to-day were 49, 976 bales;
exports to Great Britain 9.4S0 bales, to the con-
tinent - bales; stock 63l, 900 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
New YORK, Sept 81, noon.-Flour In moder-
ate demand and steady. Wheat dull and weak
Corn moderately active and steady. Pork in
active but firm at $ll 00Gn12 rs. Lard firm but
quiet at 81 80. Freights firm and moderately
active.
New YORK. Sept 81. 5 p. m.-Wheat opened
weaker. closing stronger and fairly active; No.
2 red 7807SI6c ia store and elevator; 79L&c
atioat; options closed firm and 1sW4c above
yesterday; No. red, September delivery 1890;
october delivery 19c; December delivery S216c
Corn opened weaker but closed firmer and mod
eretely active for september; No. 2 525s615314c
in elevator; 5334G154c afoat; options closed firm
and 12c over yesterday; September delivery
$3.50; october delivery $3.50; December delIv-
cry 55a6c. oats quiet but firm; options moder-
ately active and tirmer; September delivery
36Ac; October delivery 373sc; December deliv
cry 39i3c; spot No. 2 36Gl3616c; mixed western
3503o19c. Coifee-Opti0ns closed steady and
SOLO points up; September delivery Ii IS: &C.
tober delivery ia 200I4 25; November delivery
ID 00Gl4 10; December delivery - 90QI4 90;
spot Rio nrmer but quiet; No. 1874 a 1880.
Sugar-Refined firm and in good demand.
Orleans quiet but steady; com
mon to fancy 25035c. Petroleum quiet but
steady; refined Philadelphia and Baltimore
So 05. Cotton seed oil firm but quiet; crude
2716c; yellow S00301Sc. Pork quiet but steady
Beef dull. Beef nans quiet at S13 90. Tierced
beef inactive; city extra India mess Si2 ESQ
IA co. Cut meats firm and scarce; picked bel
lies 61S0414c; picked shoulders o1%4165sc;
picked hams lcA011Ac Middles Arm but
quiet; short clear 50 20. Lard shade lower;
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