The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-16

/ Vctooer ana November delivery
3 59o4d, buyers; November and December
| delivery ) 60-6443 6l-64d; December and
| January delivery 6S-64d; January and
February delivery l-e4d. sellers; February and
and April delivery 6-64d, buyers; April
and Nay delivery 9-64d. Futures closed
NEW YoRK, Sept. IS, 500 D. m.-Cottou closed
| quiet; middling uplands 3-l6c, middling Or
leans S.loe; sales les bales; net receipts 900;
| Futures-MarKet closed steady. sales 81 400
bales, as follows: September delivery 9oA
Q sc; october delivery z O007 Ole, Novem-
per dehvery l201 1885, December delivery
] z 24D7 25c, January delivery Z 86a7 sc Feb
ruary delivery 1907 &c. March delivery So
| o. PC, April delivery 66G7 &C, May delivery
| Z 1907 nc
Nav YoEK. Sept IS. noon.-Futures opened
STEADY, with sales as follows: September de
| livery csc, October delivery csc, November
9aenvery lSc, December delivery 26c, January
| delivery 1910, February delivery Z 47c
| NEW YORK, Sept. l5.-Hubbard, Price 4 Co
| say OF the cotton market: The sales on spot
IN Liverpool to-day were 1000 bales After
! the close yesterday 1900 bales were reported in
| Addltlon 70 l2OOO earlier advised. Our cables
| report that the demand is likely TO continue as
splnners' stocks are light, and small receipts are
becoming daily suggestive of the fact that cot
| ton Is cheap. Futures, in sympathy with the
| decline of yesterday here, lost from lad to
%-o+d. This was not as much as had been ex-
Pecied, and at the opening our market showed
| slight Improvement. This, however was sub
| sequently lost aud prices declined 2d3 points
| oy Clock. During the afternoon the market
/ improved slightly and closed steady al last
| night prices, The advance is the result of
cables from abroad reporting some improve
| ment In the trades situation Ia Europe and
| some cables that were to have received express
| confidence In a decided recovery The rumor
tnat other cities we're quarsntining against
| New YORK, which led TO such Decentralization
on the stock exchange. was without effect upon
| the cotton market"
| GALVESTON. Sept. 15,-Cotton closed steady:
| nlQQUQR &c. net FoCatnla a.S
6,4@o; sales 695 Dales stock 49,9ls bales; ex-
ports coastwise 2,462 bales.
| NORFOLK, Sept. l5.-Cotton closed steady:
middlng SIC; net receipts 657 bales, gross 6i7
wise Il bales.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 1S.-Cotton closed nominal:
middlnR nc; net receipts none gross none;
| sales none; stock 1854 bales.
BOSTON, Sept l5.-Ootton closed dull; mid
| dling7 a-toc; net receipts 9, gross 1872 bales;
sales none; stock none; exports to Great Britain
| S97.
wilmington. Sept. 15-Cotton closed steady;
mlddlnS 6lSc; net receipts 3s2 bales, gross SS2;
1 sales none; stock 5.467 bales
| PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 15-Cotton closed dull;
| mlddling Z 7-1oo; net receipts 100 bales, gross
| 3S2; stock S ,454 bales.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 15.-Cotton closed
| quiet; middling l5-l6c; net receipts 973 bales,
| gross 9SS; sales $50 bales; stock 59,961 bales;
| exports to Great Britain 6,62S; to the continent
| 1 800
| Futures-Market closed steady. with sales Of
| "a, 400 bales, as follows: September delivery
| 3 &c October delivery 74c, November deliv-
cry sc, December delivery Sic. January
| delivery &c, February delivery l0c, March
| delivery zoe, April delivery soc, May deliy-
| cry 40c, June delivery 500
| MOBILE, Sept 15.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling $3.50; net receipts 107 bales gross l07;
| sales 30; stock $500 bales; exports, coast
| wise r.
MEMPHIS, Sept l5.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 15-16c; receipts 10 bales; sales ,O15;
| shipments 3; stock % 945 bales
AUGUSTA, Sept 15.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 10 16963sc; receipts 9SS bales; ship.
ments II bales; sales 90 bales; stock, actual.
CHARLESTON. Sept. 15.-Cotton closed firm;
middlinR 65sc; net receipts S22 bales,
gross S22; sales 1000 stock s4,13l bales; ex-
ports coastwise 2,lSl.
ATLANTA, Sept l5.-Cotton closed quiet;
| middling 9-l6c; no receipts to-day.
NEW YORK, sept. 15.-Consolidated net re-
| exports to Great Britain 1891 bales; to the
continent 2, SAL bales; stock at all the ports were
466, 06S bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
New YORK, Sept 10, noon.-Flour moderately
active and steady. Wheat dull, lower and
weak. Corn lower and weak. Pork quiet and
f1rm at Sl1 00Q12 90. Lard nominal at 81 IS.
treights quiet and nominal
NEW YORK. Sept. s. p. m.-Southern -four
ste 1dy and in fair demand. Wheat dull lower
| and weak; No. red 7714c in store and elevator;
| 7SZ547S94c afoat: op ions closed heavy; No. ?
red, september delivery T55c; October delivery
| tOt4Ct OGC6ulUcE ueHFeTy SlIsC. Corn easier
| ana fairly active, closing hrm; No. 2 55955sSc
in elevator; 55Ge5ossc ahoat; options clos d
| weak; September and October delivery 551Sc;
| December delivery 563sc Oas dull but easier;
| onions more active but weaksr: Sentember de-
| livery 3714c; October delivery CSC; December
| delivery 40c; No. white, September delivery
| 3S1hc; spot No, S71S03sc. Coffee-Options
! closed weak and 1880 points down; September
| delivery IS 75@13 30; October delivery IS 55@
| ID IS; December delivery IL 500 3 so: spot Rio
| quiet and easier; No. 1850 Sugar-Eefned
arfi and firm Mr1ag No. nrl.. .g,.FI
| but eady; common to fancy 250o35c. Petro-
| leum quiet and steady. Cotton seed oil In far
demand and steady; crude 2S029c Peanuts
| quiet Cut meats firm and in fair demand;
picked bellies 7$405c; picked shoulders $50
| 614c. Middies quiet and steady Short clear
s. 49, Other meats dull Lard lower and dull;
Der delivery 81 81 bid. Freights active and
| hrmer; cotton I'D; grain I'd.
CHICAGO, Sept. IS If any body was expect
ing panic in wheat to-day their expectation
was in vain. Nevertheless cholera chung to
wheat well as to the other markets like VERT
able Sinbad, and tonight wheat, compared
with yesterdays closing is i1sc lower, corn &c
and oats about 4c; pork is off l715c, lard 71a0
IUc, ribs 5015c. The depressed feeling, winch
was carried over from last night, as an out
growth of the New York cholera scare, weak
ness in the corn pit narrowness and dulness of
trade with the absence of anything bullish in
the way of news, made wheat weak st the open
ing, bat there was no great slump. as the price
seemed already so low that operators hesitated
to sell it. However the bearisn situation ap-
peared and when they did were disposed to
cover quickly. In corn the expected frosts did
not materialize and brokers consequently sold.
CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat
No spring 7218c; No. 2 red 721sc. Corn
No 2 47c ORts-No 331Sc. Mess pork $40 90.
Lard g. 2516617 80 Short ribs 81 6007 IS.
Dry sailed shoulders So 9O07 90. Short clear
S. as 05. Whisky 81 10.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Closing.
WHEAT No. .
Sept delivery. 7256 1855 72l6
Oct. delivery. ISL 1855 7S
Dec. delivery. IS rs 751k
Corn, No. 3
Sent deliverv 47lL AK AZ