The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-15

N. Y. Central .l0Ss4
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. IA, noon.-Cotton closed
steady with fair demand: American midoling
I'd; sales IL 900 oales-AmericAn 100 bales:
speculation aud export 1000 bales; receipts
1000 bales, all American.
Futures-American middiing. low middllng
clause. September delivery 6O-64d; No
vember and December delivery 60 SAD; De-
Gambler and January delivery I'd; January and
February delivery esd; March AAd April
delivery S-641. Futures quiet but steady
Tenders-Noue
p. MIXTURES: American middHuR. low
middling clause, September delivery 6O-64n
| 5 6l-64d; September and October delivery eO-64
@3 6l-64d; October and November delivery
90 os83 oi-94d, sellers; November and De-
cember delivery 62-64d, buysrs: December
and January delivery I'd, buyers; january and
February delivery sod. value; February aud
March delivery 6-6404 6-64d, sellers; March
and April delivery 4 s-6404 9-64d; April
| and May delivery 11-64d, value Futures
closed steady.
New YoRK, Sept. Il. noon.-Futures opened
quiet but steady, with sales as follows: Sep
tember delivery s9c, October delivery csc,
November delivery l9c, December delivery
5lc. January delivery 44c, February dsliv-
cry $50
NEw YoRK, Sept. IA, 500 D. m.-Corton closed
steady; middling uplands 3-16c, midding Or
leans 9-l6c sales lS7 bales; net receipts nona
gross liza; exports to Great Britain 700 bales
Futures-Market closed easy: sales 57,700
bales, as follows: September delivery 200
CSC, October delivery O297 03c, Novem-
Der delivery 1897 40, December delivery
z 256l7 &C. January delivery SoD7 SC Feb
| ruary delivery z 4617 &c. March delivery 90
az sc. April delivery 1907 CSC, May delivery
NEw YORK. Sept 14-Hubbard. Price & Co.
say of cotton: Spinners show more disposition
| to buy cotton Private advioes agree that Man
chester is short of raw material against its pro-
duction, aud is practically bare Of stock The
gloomy condition Of trade. probably. Is the only
| reason that an active buying movement does
not result from the present light receipts.
Twelve thousand bales of cotton were sold
on the spot in Liverpool to-day and futures
closed steady at an advance of Add. This
reflected at the opening here by an improve
menL OF about points in our market. The
advance, however, was short lived aud before
! O'Clock prices had reacted to last nights
| figures. During the afternoon until slightly
before the close the market was dull and steady
About $50 p. m. the board of health admitted
the existence of cholera in New York city. This
was followed by an official report OF three
deaths from the disease in this city. The effect
was TO demoralize the market, and the close
was barely steady, points under yesterday.
After the close some curb trading was done at q
further decline OF points.
GALVESTON, Sept. l4-Cotton closed steady;
middling 1890; net receipts z0N bales gross
2077; sales l0l bales; stock 1882 bales; spin
ners 20 bales.
NoRFoLk, Sept. n.-Cotton closed steady;
middlins SIC; net receipts 49, bales, gross 4S2;
| sales 400 bales; stock 6, 622 bales.
| BALTIMORE, Sept. 14.-Cotton closed nominal;
midding nc; net receipts none, gross 200;
sales uOnes STOCK 1854 bales.
BOSTON, Sept 4.-Ootton closed dull; mid
ding 5-l6c net receipts none, gross ,464 bales;
| sales none; stock none.
WILMINGTON. Sept. 4.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 61Sc; net receipts 704 bales, gross 104;
| sales none; stock S,1s9 bales
| PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 14-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 7-1oc; net receipts Ill bales. gross
| 28o; stock 5 062 bales.
NEW ORLEANs Sept. 14.-Cotton closed
| quiet; mlddling 1916; net receipts 694 bales
gross lS72 sales 200 bales; stock o., SOL bales;
| exports to Great Britain 700; coastwise 564
| Futures-MaEket closed easy, with sales Of
| $500 bales, as follows: September delivery
8 CSC, October delivery Tie. November deliv-
\ ery 79c, December delivery 6 $50, January
| delivery s &c, February delivery 07c, March
| delivery 16c, April delivery zoe, May deliv-
| cry $50.
moB1LE, Sept 14.-Cotton closed quiet;
niddling SIC; net receipts GA bsles, gross S74;
sales 800; stock s,S70 bales; exports, coast,
| wise 929.
MEMPHIS, Sept 14.--Cotton closed quiet,
/ middling6 15-i6e receipts 80 bales: sales 25;
shipments 147; stock q. 9ss bales.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 14.-Cotton closed firm;
middling Ice; receipts $50 bales; shipments
| LASS bales; sales s9S bales; stock q, ass ba3eR
| CHARLESTON. 9spB. 14.-Ootton closed steady;
middling 6SkGt6 i1-1oc; net receipts 1.4ei bales,
gross .454; sales 2. 800; stock 95,&so bales.
| NBw York, Sept. 4.-Oonsolidated net re-
oeipts at all the ports to-day were 11,s17 bales;
| stock at all the ports were 1898 bales.
| MANCHESTER, Sept. 1.-THE Guardfons com
mercial article says: Business is based on the
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| exceedingly quiet. Dealings in shirtings ara
| quiet. There are some Calcutta offers for JAG
| onets and mulls at the lowest prices. Printing
cloths are slow. Heavy goods are quiet although
there is better inquiry for small lots In colored
woven goods dealings are fair; quotations do
not vary. Yarns are quiet but firm"
| GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
| New YORK, Sept. H. noon.-Flour stesdy5snd
| moderately active. Wheat steady but dull.
| Corn duh but firm. Pork quiet and firm at
| $Il 00@12 90. Lard steady and dull at 81 721f.
| FreighIs quiet and firm.
| quiet and steady. Wheat quiet and easier.
| closing steady; No red 7Sc in store aud eleva-
| tor; 1oGs79Mc aioat; options closed steady;
/ delivery 791Sc; December delivery $3.50. Corn
| quiet and weaker; No 5614 QI56S4c Ia elevator;
1 5I6c adoat; options closed weak and 9S@Dl5sc
down; September delivery $500; October deliv-
cry 500; december delivery size oats quiet
1 and steady; options moderately active but
| weaker; September delivery 37y6c; October de
white, November delivery 4024041c; spot N. 2
| S5Q3S15o; mixed western 37I105s1hc. Coffee
| Options closed barely steady and points down
to points up; September delivery Il 90; octo-
| spot Rio steady and more active; No. $50.
l Sugar-Refned moderately active and firm.
Molasses-New Orleans quiet and steady. Pc
| troleum quiet and steady. Cotton seed oil quiet
/ aud easy; crude 2S029c; yellow S01fo. Pork
| quiet and firm. Peanuts firm. Beef quiet.
| Beef hams weak and quiet Tiereed beef quiet.
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/ Middlss quiet and steady. Short clear IS As.
Lard dull but steady; western steam 81 20; city
| s. 1906 80: September delivery 81 20; October
| delivery 81 SO bid. Freights quiet and nominal;
| cotton I'D; grain 11kd.
| CHICAGO, Sept. i4-For hckleness and excite.
| ment the corn pit to-day took the palm. In
stead Of big advance the cereal, compared
| with last nights prices, shows a loss Of 9sc,
| wheat is asDb9c higher. Oats are off 1604c;
| provisions closed at decline Of about 5Dl5c.
| The4ews of the cholera in New York city came
after exchange hours and must be reckoned with
| To- morrow. 1t was. first of all to day, the
| question of frost or no frost Then it was the
| question of damage or no damage to the crops.
| The trade expected damaging frosts from many
| sections Of the corn belt. They bought corn
| heavily on the predictions of yesterday The
| weather map this morning did not show he
extremely low temperature and few private
| dispatches made light Of the frost
scare and predicted no damage. On
| this the market started with q tumble of n to
| sac. After great lot Of corn was dumped,
outside buying began, and later dispatches in
| dicated serious damage from ths frost freeze.
The market made rebound Of q full cent
this news. II as no sooner up team it sold of
again to Nc better than the low point early.
There WAS a second rally before midday on the
second loading up for possible frost to night.
This was followed by weak spell Everybody
left wheat which was dull. The trade In pro-
visions was light, and they were weak within
narrow limits.
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