The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-20
Nashville& Chat 81 Am. Sugar Rein iOsl<
Texas Pacific, LIST. So do pref'd 1854
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1 ANOHa-OObNGh
firm and IN Rood demand; American middlinR
! t-16d; sales 1900 bales; speculation and az.
port 1900 bales; receipts 700 dissemination
| d 500 bales.
| Professionalism middling, low middIIng
| clause, october and November delivery 6A64d,
also Id; November and December delivery al
2-64dd; January and February delivery
| 5-o4di February and March delivery
| 4 7-641; March and April delivery l0-84d; April
and May delivery 1854. Futures closed
Tenders-None.
| D. MIXTURES: American mlddliug, low
| September and October delivery 63-6464d;
| October and November delivery 3 6S-64n
| Id; November and December delivery I l-64d,
sellers; December and January delivery 2-s4
4-64i; February and March delivery
4 7-6414 S64d; March and April delivery
4 lO-e494 ll-o4d April and May delivery
4 13-6id, buyers. Futures closed steady.
| NEv York, Sept. le. noon Futures opened
| very firm, with sales as follows: Septem Der
delivery O3c, October delivery 10c, Novem-
| Der delivery 2lc, December delivery $40
January delivery SIC, February delivery SIC
NEw YoRK, Sept. 10, 500 .. m.-Cotton closed
steady middling uplands no, middling Or
leans 79sc; sales l,O4l bales; net receipts =;
| Futures-Market closed very steady; sales
| l20OO bales, as follows: September delivery 90
| a. lie, October delivery l1D7 l2c, Novem-
Der delivery 2507 200, December delivery
| z 3Sd7 39c, January delivery 5l17 SEC, Feb
ruary delivery 62G7 Gle. March delivery rs
| az 74c. April delivery 1907 SAC, May delivery
| Z 1907 pic.
| NEW YoRK, Sept. l9.-Hubbard, Price & Co.
| say of the cotton market: Lancashire spin
ners bought freely in Liverpool to-day, sales
reaching total OF 1900 bales, while the mar
ket advanced 1854 to sd, closing steady. Man
| chester accounts are not quite so favorable as
| they have been during the past week, but the
| hne quality OF last years crop and light move
| ment OF cotton to market attracts the attention
| OF many sptnnerS- 1t is exceedingly doubtful If
che grade and quality of last seasons crop will
/ be duplicated for several years. Rains are re-
ported throughout the Atlantic states, interior
| ing with picking and the marketing of the crop
Our market opened firm at to points ad-
vance, though at noon portion OF the advance
was lost under selling by spinning brokers who
have been large buyers In tho southern states.
| The feeling in the market is distinctly more
| bullish, though business IS limited In volume,
| With continued light movement. Manchester
spinners Will continue to take their full con-
| sumption at the ruling quotations and give sup
port TO the market. The pressure to dispose Of
| nearby deliveries is due TO four heavy tenders
| feTences have uidened between October and
January. Receipts at the ports to-day were
even less than the early estimate Of 80 900 bales,
| and the market closed firm under free buying
| by a local operator. Advices from Liverpool,
received late in the day, maintain their recent
position that unless the movement increases
the market will continue to advance. Large
| offerings Of cotton bills from southern export
| ers leads as to expect q somewhat larger move
ment, but the present prices do not encourage
planters to market their crop freely"
| GALVESTON, Sept. 19,-Cotton closed firm;
| middlng 7ci net receipts 1l,767 bales gross
ll.7S7 sales 6SS bales; stock oO,957 bales; to
| spinners 81 bales; exports, to Great Britain
| $500 bales, to France 3, 245.
NORFOLK, Sept 19.-Cotton closed firm;
| middling &c; net receipts 9Os bales. gross
9OS; sales 1876 bales; stock 1e5 bales; exports,
coastwise 967 bales.
BALTIMORE, Sept 1e.-Cotton closed nominal;
| middling 7Ac; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock u 500 bales
Boston, Sept. 19.-Cotton closed dull; mid
sales none; stock none.
WILMINGTON. Sept. IO.-Cotton closed steady;
mlddlng CSC; net receipts $40 bales. gross
S79; sales none; stock 7,2l0 bales
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 1a.-Cotton closed steady;
middlng 7-1eo; net receipts IS bales, gross 10;
| stock 5 ,489 bales.
steady; middling &c; net receipts 270l bales,
gross 1905 bales; sales $50 balesI stock esq
bales
Futures-Market closed very firm, with sales of
8 SIC, October delivery 94e November deliv-
erv 04c, December delivery l2o January
delivery 2lc, February delivery 3lc, March
delivery Ale. April delivery Sic. May deliv-
MOBILE. Sept ls.-Cotton closed steady;
middlng l3-l6c; net receipts 1856 bales, gross
sS5 sales 200; stock 10 o4S oalesi exports coast
wise 693.
MEarH1s, Sept. is.--Cottqn closed steady;
middling is 1so; receipts 1856 bales; sales 90;
shipments 81; stock q, $50 bales.
AUGUSTA, Sept I9.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 6I6Qo6 l5-1oo; receipts ,S47 bales; ship
ments 81 bales; sales 916 bales; stock 9.505
bales
CHARLESTON. Sept 19.-Cotton closed hrm;
middling $40; net receipts So09 bales,
gross 1903; sales $50; stock 30. ITO bales.
ATLANTA. Sept. ls.-Cotton closed steady
middling 65Sc; receipts 1876 bales.
NEW YORK, Sept, demonstrated net re-
ceipts at all the ports to-day were 26, 7S1 bales
exports to Great Britain 691 bales; to France
6,24o; to the continent CAS- bales; stock 602, 655
bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
New YoRK. Sept. 10. noon.-Flour inactive
steady. Wheat steady but dull. Corn weak,
dull. Pork quiet, steady at sI1 00Gbt2 90. Lard
quiet. steady at $50. Rrcights inactive bat
firm.
NEw YORK, Sept 70. p. m.-southern -four
quiet and steady; good TO choice extra 81 160
40. Wheat dull, easisy, closing easier at ~
September delivery 7Izsc iQctooer delivery 7sJ<c;
December delivery sl$sc. Corn duh. lower weak;
No. 2 549o4>4e; options dull and N0}sc lower;
September and October delivery S4c; Deoem-
lower; options dull and weaker; September
deverys SIC; October delivery S7SSc; becem-
Der delivery a9s3s; spot No. srSs7lso; IntEed
steady and l0DsO points up; October delivery
Is 9o@lS 90; December delivery 10 6b01a 10;
spot Rio active and hrmer; No. $50. Sugar
n
51-1605 s-1sc; cut loaf aud crushed 5&0o1Sc;
graduated 5 1905 500. Molasses-Eew
Orleans quiet, steady; common to
fancy x6h36c. Cotton seed oil
more active and easy; crude 271kc; yellow
5000. Pork dull but steady; old mess
Sil OO011 so. Peanuts quiet; fancy hand
picked 414@l4Ixc; farmers 2l403I5c. Middles
quiet; short clear 95e71&. Lard duh and easy;
western steam 81 20; city So 1905 80 Freights
quiet and firm !; cotton I'D; grain I'd.
CHICAGO, Sept 19.-At Zoe bushel to-day
there seemed TO be millions of wheat wanted by
purchasers and for sale by owners Fear has
existed In several quarters that when the mar
ket reached that figure for December delivery
the pit would be swamped by a deluge of stop
loss orders. Instructions to buy about that
price proved rather more numerous, however
than directions to sell. Nevertheless, the feel
ing was, on the whole, heavy, and at the close
&c was knocked off Saturdays closing prices.
Corn lacked what It appears to need IN order 10
sustain price, damaging frost, further de-
cline took place aud, at the Close its value was
reduced 30 compared with Saturdays closing
quotation. The oats marke1 attracted little
attention during the early part of the session,
but became fairly sesive about noon, when
there was pretty good buying Of May; the
with Saturday. The provision market was dull,
its effect upon pork and lard.
CHICAGO, Sept 19.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour steady and unchanged Wheat
No. 2 spring 715sc No. 2red 1880. Corn-Eo.
dec. Oats-Eo. 33c. Mess pork $40 000
~oAtx @.- - ayuOI.