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

and twenty nine leading southern interior mar
Aets at the close OF September were 743 023
bales, against 3i 024 bales last year and $50 253
bales the year before last Including stocks left
over at the ports ami interior towns, and the
number OF bales of the new crop brought into
slght during September, the supply to date
Is lOo4 bales. against 1O693 bales last yea-
ana rs, 2hl bales the year before. For seven
Gays ending sept. 30, the totel brought into
sgnt was lsg 363 bales. against 277 599 bales last
year and lS.54O bales the year before. Com
pared with last season the months movement
Is 80 per cent. behind, while 1t is short of the
year before last IS per cent,
NOZZLE, Sept. 30.-Cotton closed quiet !;
mlddling z 5l6c; net receipts go bales gross
o y; sales 800 bales; stock / LOIS bales.
MEMPHIS, Sept. S0.-Cotton closed firm
middhng 7-ltc; receipts AZ bales shipments
bales; stock 1891. Is, $50 bales.
AUGUSTA Sept. 30.-Cotton closed steady;
middhny '14G7 3 Ice; receipts i,15l bales; ship
ments l,Sss bales; sales 800 bales: STOCK actual
1872, IL SOP bales; STOCK 1891, -, Ssh bales
CHARLESTON, Sent 8o.-Cotton closed firm;
middlng Z Sl6@ &c; net receipts 223l bales,
gross 228i; sales $500; stock SO. $50 bales
MONTGOMERY, Sept. 3).-Cotton closed steady;
middling 7l4c; receipts s225 bales; shipments
1913 bales stock 1892, lO0J5 bales; stock 1897.
II, s6t bales; sales 1878 bales
MACON, Sept 3).-Recsipts 1850 bales; sales
nonei STOCK lS12, $40 bales; stock 1891. 2,lsJ
bales; shipments $500
CoLUMsUs, Sept. 8O.-Cotton closed quiet:
mlddllng &C; receipts S,7O5 bales; shipments
2,057 bales; sales 65l bales; stock, 1922 5O33
bales; 1891, 8, s47 bales.
NAsHvILLE Sept. 5o.-Cottou closed quiet but
steady; middhng DC.
SELMA, Sept S0.-Cotton closed steady;
middling z Slice; receipts 3627 bales; shipments
S,245 bales; stock, 1892, 5O97 bales; 1882, 9,625
bales
RoME, Sept 80 -Cotton-Receipts SIS bales;
shipments 252 bales; stock, c0rreo,ed. 1855
bales.
ATLANTA, Sept sO.-Cotton closed quiet:
middlng 714c; receipts to-day S4S bales.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 30.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts at all the ports to-day we're 25.077 bales
exports, TO Great Britain O. $50 bales, to the con-
tinent II sos bales, to France o.; stock at all
the ports 5S2.9se bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YoRK. Sept. so, noon.-Flour quiet and
easy. Wheat easier, dun and steady. Corn
steady and dull. Pork moderately active and
firm at 81 50@l2 so. Lard quiet and nomi-
raj at IS $40. Freights firm and fairly active.
NEW YoRK. Sept. 80, 500 p. IN Wheat
dull and lower but steady; No. 2 red 7S14c in
closed heavy and ssGoI<c under Yesterday; No
red, October delivery 7Sl4c; December dev-
cry $3.50; May delivery S79sc. Corn dull lower
and weak; No 5114052o in elevatori b21Sc
yesterday; october delivery Bic; November de-
livery 6l16o; December delivery 629sO. Oats
hrmer but quiet; options dull and weaker; DC
tober delivery 36c; November delivery 37l6c;
December delivery 3S3kc; spot No. 2 361s0D3636c;
mixed western S6@3Sc. Coffee Options closed
steady and 50l5 points up; October delivery
IA OUGpl4 OUs november delivery "a 400 "A o.,
December delivery IA 300l4 IS: spot Rio duh
and steady; No. 1880. Sugar-Refined quiet
but steady standard A SOS 1870; confection-
ers' 41sQD5 Lice; cut loaf aud crushed $40
@51hc; powdered 1S-16e; graduated So
l-l6c. Molasses-New Orleans quiet but
steady. Meat market dull but steady. Lard
weak and dull; western steam s. 30 asked;
October delivery IS a6 asked; January delivery
81 % and nominal. Freights firm but quiet.
CHICAGO, Sept. So.-Qu ok slippery turns and
weak close marked to-day in the grain pits
Provisions were put on a decidedly lower shelf.
Compared with last night wheat is 14c lower for
December and 1Sc lower for May. October
corn is lie lower and May from 14c to SIC lower.
Oats closed 160asc lower, october pork is
471Sc lower. January has declined N1bc and
the following losses occurred in lard and ribs:
Lard $40 for October and 12I6c for January.
Ribs Doc for October and l3Ibc for January.
CHICAGO, Sept 30.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
No. aspiring 7234c; No. 2 red 7294c. Corn-No.
2 1910. Oats-No. 2 size. Mess pork $40 60
6l0 70. Short ribs 81 10. Dry salted shoulders
81 1907 70. Short clear 81 950S 20. Whisky
81 10.
Loading futures ranged AZ follows: