The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-01
York Stock Exchange:


| Texas Pacific, 1st S2lk do pref'd. .i02
Ny; Central. 1881
LIVERPOOL. Sept 80, noon.-Cotton-Bus
moderate at easier prices; American mIddlinR
| 4Ad; sales 10000 bales speculation and export
| 1000 bales; receipts 2, coo baes-American none
| Futures-American middhng, low middling
| clause October and November delivery ll-64d
| also lO-64d; November and December delivery
l2-64d; December aud January delivery
and February delivery l7-o4d; February aud
| March delivery l9-64d, also iS-64d; Aarch
and April delivery 2i-btd, also = 20 Sd also
9l-e4d; April and May delivery 2S-64d Flu
lures steady
The tenders OF deliveries at to-day's cIearngs
amounted TO 200 bales new dockets and 100 bales
| old
4p: MIXTURES: American middIing, low
midding clause, October delivery 4 l9-64d,
buyers; October and November delivery I2-64d
buyersi November and December delivery
13-64d value; December and January delivery
l4-S4994 l56ld; January and February delivery
1850, sellers February and March delivery
4 Is-6434 2o,o4d; March and April delivery
I m-S4d sellers; April and May delivery
| q 4-54D4 25-64d; May and June delivery
275id. BUYERS. Futures closed steady
NEW YoRK, Sept. 80, noon. Futures opened
steady, with sales as follows: September de-
livery C, October delivery Sic, November
delivery &c, December delivery 75c, January
delivery BIC, February delivery Gle
800 p. m.-Cotton closed steady; middling
net receipts here to-day none, gross s,70s;
exports TO Great Britain $50 bales to the CONT
nent 300 sales to-day 6.08l bales, TO spnners
| 1871; forwarded $50 bales; stock at this port
2749OO bales.
Weekly net receipts 9,444 bales, gross 81, 49,;
| exports, to Great Britain II 055 bales to
| France -, to the continent 1886; forwarded
| S,70S bales; sales S,117 bales; spinners I'm
| Consolidated net receipts at all ports for
| the week 40 S37 bales; exports to Great Britain
| 1886 bales, TO the continent %, 774 bales 10
| France 5,506.
Total net receipts since Sept. /. 4OO,2 59
bales; exports, to Great Britain 1O7, 6l9 bales,
| to France 1888 bales; to the continent Al 99l
| Futures-Market closed steady with sales
| of 80, 200 bales, as follows: October delivery
o097 &c, November delivery OS07 69c, De-
| cember delivery : SC, January delivery 92a
| CSC, February delivery Gags Csc, March de-
| livery 1905 Ice. April delivery 25C0s &c.
May delivery 550s SIC, June delivery $50
| 41c
New YoRK, Sept S0-Hubbard, Price & Co.
| say of the cotton market The decline Of
| 254d in the Liverpool arrival market was fully
anticipated in the decline in our market yesteT-
| day afternoon, and New York opened steady.
| with buyers at closing quotations. An increase
| in the movement at all the southern ports
| especially at Galveston caused a slight decline
| which was quickly recovered, and the market
| became firm at points over opening prices
The temper of the market continues to b. very
| bullish, and a further advance is expected neyt
| week. when comparison of the movement of
| the crop with the same time last season will be
| very greatly in favor of a higher market. In
| IacC, the IeellnR Is SO strong LlaC shorts have
! entirely withdrawn from the market. and there
| is probably smaller short interest in 1t than
for two years. The receipts at interior towns
| being lighter than was anticipated. reaching
only 5000 bales, the market continued to
gather strength; closing st ady at best prices"
GALVESTON, SEPT. 30.-Cotton closed steady;
midi ~ 71ec; net receipts s,1Si bales, gross
500; sales AS bales; stock SJ.407 bales.
NORFOLK, Sept 30.-Cotton closed steaiy;
midding 7-l6c; net receipts 1, 3o2 bales, gross
1902; sales III bales; stock - OBS bales.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 30.-Cotton closed nominal;
81; sales none; stock 99l5 bales.
Boston, sept. 30.-Cotton closed dull;
middliog 7S6c; net receipts 10 bales gross 1909;
WILMINeroN, Sept 3O.-Cotton closed firm:
middling 73sc; net receipts 1928 bales, gross
l,52S: sales none; stock yS51 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3l.-Cotton closed firm;
midi ing Sc; net recsipts none, gross none:
sales none; stock, actual, g. G13
NEW ORLEANS Sept. 31.-CottOn clos d steady;
middling Z 7-loc; net receipts G.l24 bales gross
6,2l1; seles LOO bales; STOCK 'b.43O bales
Futures-Market closet steady, with sales
OF 81 700 bales, as follows october delivery
&c. November delivery 4Oc December de-
livery 49c, January delivery see. February
delivery 6Jc, March delivery 79c, April de-
livery SOC, May delivery Z 99c, June delivery
cac.
New Orleans monthly crop movement to Sent
3d. nclusiye Port receipts 402, 934 bales, against
GI5,19S bales last year and 722,779 bales the
year before last. Overland to mills and Canada
and %, 9O6 bales the year before last. Interior
stocks in excess OF Sept. /: 1917 bales this
year. against 1884 bales last year and AIS
bales the year before last. Southern mil
tekings, exclusive Of consumption at the
southern outports, $3.50 bales, against 558l2
bales asst year and as 3lS bales the year before
last. Amount OF crop brought into sight at
| the close of September: 5al, JI9 bales, against
S32.3i7 bales last year. and e98,I3S the year
before last. Weekly movement TO Sept 80 IN.
elusive Crop brought into sight for seven days
lS9 1853 bales, against 599 bales last year and
| $50 l54 the year before last. Crop brought into
| sight for the thirty days Of Sept. 30 included
53i $40 bales this year, against s32 3l7 bales last
| year and $50. 43S bales the year before last.
| NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 30.-The Cotton Ex-
| change statement issued today shows the
| smallest movement Of cotton IN sight for SEN
| TENDER since 1888. the total amounting to s3i,-
6l9 bales against 952 3l7 bales last year 500 S4g
bales the year before and Cos, 9S3 bales for Sep
| TENDER, 1889. This statement shows receipts
at port for the month 49,, 934 bales
against 675.l93 bales last year
net shipments 10y rail overland are u.s. 07s bales.
against s. og3 bales and q, 90J bales Southern
mill takings. exclusive of the amount consumed
at the ports, are Sc 800 bales. against 55,3l2
bales aud 4s315 bales. The interior town stocks
in excess Of the amounts held Sept. are 446,3i7
bales, against IS, s4 bales ana CABS
bales. American mills have taken during
tho month 1853, ia bales against l752 bales
last year, of which was tax n by northern spin
ners and Canada overland 100, l04 bales against
1887 bales. Foreign exports for September
were 1878 bales showing a decrease
from the same period last year OF