The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-27

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MenphlS g Char. so Mobile & Ohio IS. 6lI4
Moole x ONO. 3615 Silver Certificates S3lS
! ~ * Chat. $50 Am. Sugar Rein. llO15
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COTTON
iLIvzEFooL. Sept. 96, noon.-Cotton opened
wltn Ialr dema ID; American middny 4 3-l6d :
sales 1000 bales; speculation and export 800
/ bales; receipts 1900 Oa.es American 40 500
| Fu.Lres-American mid1ing, low midillng
clause, September and October delivery none;
| october and Move nber delivery 9-64d, also
| lJ-o4 !, also !2-6id, also 4 Is sd; Novem-
| per and Dscenoer delivery l0-64d. also
II sd, also 12-64i, also 1854 also 4 1860:
I December and January delivery ( l464d
| also ll-j4d. also 1854 January and Feb
ruary delivery 1884, also 4 l7-64d, also
| ls-oid, also l9-64d; February and March de-
| livery 2J64i. also p Is /; March and April
| delivery 4 22.64d, also 23-o4i, also 4 ga sd;
April and May delivery 426-6ld. Futures
| strong and hardening
The tenders OF deliveries at to-day's cIearings
| amounted 70 100 bales new dockets
| 4p mixtures: American miidling low
middling claus, September delivery l5-64d.
value; September and Octooer delivery
| I j-54d, value; October and November delivery
! 4 l5'64d, sellers; November and December de-
/ livery 1854, sellers; Decsn Der and January
| delivery ls-64d, sellers; January and February
| delivery 20-641i 2l-64d; february and March
! delivery 23-e4i, value; March and April
delivery 25,6494 2j64i: April aud Nay de-
| merry 2S64d. ouyers. Futures closed strong.
| NEW YORK, Sept. %, noon Futures opened
barely steady, with sales as follows: September
delivery C, October delivery Soc November
| delivery 60c, December delivery SIC January
| delivery BIC, February delivery 8 DC
NEw YoRK. Sept. ga, 500 2. m.-Cotton closed
steady; middling uplsnds 1910, mlddlinR Or
| leans l3-16c; sales 255 bales; net receipts
| none, gross 4, 545 bales.
Futures IRE yular and unsettled. closing steady,
with sales Of 500 bales. as follows: October
| delivery 1907 soc, November delivery e3lD
| Z 6c, December delivery 1897 roc, January
| delivery 92G7 CSC February delivery 0i0
5 O5c. March delivery l49S 16c, April delivery
| 3 25dbS 2bc, May delivery S5c, June delivery
| s 45c
New YORK, Sept 26.-Hubbard, Price & Co.
| say of the cotton market: Liverpool closed
| strong at sos points advance from Saturdays
| quotations. The greater portion OF this adj
vance was known here before the opening aud
| brought buying orders. On opening q very
| large business was transacted, cotton selling at
| three or four different prices at the same
moment. An extreme advance of IS points was
| recorded from the close on Saturday. At this
point realizing orders were met, and the demand
from the short Interest and new buyers was
| supplied by those who had condolences to buy
when cotton was 1fc pound lower. Since call
longs have been marketing their holdings IN
such quantities as to more than supply the de
mand, and a portion Of the advance has been
! lost. although quotations still show an advance
| OF IL points, with very steady tone. Weather
| throughout the south for the past two DAYS has
been very warm and dry; Just the conditions
/ required for the crop after the recent rains
Reduced crop esimates are being received
| from the sout1, wnencs the largest portion OF
| the demand now comes. So far the demand
| from continental Europe seas has been very
light. Activity in the market continued in the
afternoon, though at q loss of 36O4 points from
| ! o'clock quotations. This appears t. be due
| to continued liquidation by the interest which
mas been successful on the bull side. Short
have been badly punished, and are practically
ont OF the market. A reaction 10 probably due
after tina rapid advance, but the future course
/ of prices depends entirely upon the movement
OF the crop. Exporters report southern
| markets as buoyant. with few sellers at the ad-
vance. After the close the market was q shade
| easier on weak advces from New Orleans
January sold at soc en- orders from that
market"
GALVESTON, Sept. 2d-Cotton closed steady;
middling 7-16c; net receipts 10. 435 bales gross
TO- 435; salSs 765 bales; stock 72642 bales; spin
NORFOLK, Sept. 23.-Cotton closed firm;
middliny 7-l6c; net receipts ,906 bales gross
sOo; sales ls9 bales; stock l27lS bales; exports
coastwise 594 bales.
middllng 79Ac; net receipts none, gross 500;
| sales none; stock l2763 bales.
BosToN, Sept 25.-Cotton closed dull; mid
ding 7Ssc; net receipts none, gross 500 bales;
saiss none: stock none
WILMINGTON. Sept. 26.-Cotton closed firm;
middhng 7jso; net receipts 1850 bales. gross
LIZ U; sales none; stock ~ $40 bales
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 26-Ootton closed fl m
mddilng Sc; net receipts none, gross none;
stock 6,174 bales.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 26.--Cotton closed
firm; middling 7-l6c; net receipts 9,412
bales, gross 1916; sales $500 bales; stock
osles; exports, to Great Britain 4, 46S bales to
France 5'4o9 bales to the continent 1880, coast
Futurss-Harkst closed barely steady. with
saes % 20, 200 bales, as follows: October de-
livery Zee. November delivery 35c, Decen-
Der delivery 44c January delivery I sac.
February delivery 64c, March delivery T4c
April delivery 84c, May delivery 94c.
MOBILE, Sept. IT. Cotton closed very firm.
middlinE re; net receipts 2,l7J bales, gross
z,l7S; sales o. stock l0,723 bales; exports coast
wise 1,62 bales.
MEMPHIS, Sept 28.-Cotton closed strong:
| mddling 7 loc; receipts o4s bales; sales 200;
| shipments s54; stock u ,697 bales
AUGUSTA, Sepf. 2j.-Cotton closed firm;
| middliug A37+sc; receipts 1,346 bales; ship
| ments 335 oaes; sales So bales; stock 10. 992
baes
CHARLEsToN. Sept. 26.-Cotton closed firm;
mddling rs III Z 16c; net receipts $3.50 bales
gross 500; sales /, 500; stock ST. 756 bales
| ATLANTA, Sept 2.-Cotton closed steady;
miidliug Nc; receipts 1856 bales:
NkW YORK, sept 2O.-AOnSOliQata1 net
ceipts at all the ports to-day were % 400 bales;
exports, TO Great Britain 5,9l Dales to the con.
tinenU 1926, 60 France $685. stock at all the
ports 544,6sS bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
New YoRK Sept. 25. noon-Flour quiet and
easy. Wheat firm but quiet. Corn quiet but
| irmer Pork inactive but steady at 81 0OA
| II 25. Lard nominal at SIS 30. Fraights Arm
Dat quiet.
NGw YORK. Sept. 26, p. m.-wheat dull but
| flrmer; No. red 79&0s0c; options closed 40
sc over Saturday; No red September delivery
| 794c; October delivery SO1sc December deliv-
cry S514c. Corn firm and quiet; No. 2 53l6G1
$3.50; options dull, closed 1sltssc over Satur-
| day, steady; September delivery 53l6c; October
delivery 631sc; December delivery soc. cas-
more active add steady; options dull but hrmer;
September delivery 311sc; October del very
313sc; December delivery 1886; spot No. 2 370a
9114c; mixed western S70351ac. Cofee-Options
close firm 0I0 points up; September dev-
cry "a s5Dl4 80; October delivery ID 40Wl4 20;
November delivery Il 40l114 30; spot Rio steady
and in fair demand; No 1890 l51hc Sugar
Refined steady and ldera Q demand; cut
loaf and crushed 531Q511c; powdered $50
5 3l6c; granuated 5 3 zoos 5-l6c. Molasses-
New Orleans steady and quIrt; common 10
fancy 250b35c. Cotton seed oil firm and quiet;
crude 271sc; yellow 30c Pork firmer and quiet
new mess Sl20l2 IS; extra prime 1913 Peanuts
firm; fancy hand picked 4146L416c; farmers ga
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