The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-13

] delivery 7-o4di March and April delivery
| s-64d. Futures quiet but steady
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearin1s
amounted to 100 bales new dockets and 100 old
/ dockeEs
4p. MIXTURES: American middlinR, low
middling CLAUSE. September delivery 6o-oId
! buyers; September and October delivery 3 60-64d
buyers; October and November delivery
| 8 60-646lS 81 Sad: November and December de-
| livery 62-64d, sellers; December and january
! delivery 4d values; January and February
delivery 4264G4 3-64d; February and March
delivery 5-64d, sellers; March aud April
| delivery 10 Sid, value. Futures closed easy.
| NEW YORK, Sept. II. noon Futures opened
dulI but steady, with sales as follows: Sep
TENDER delivery O0c, October delivery O4c,
| November delivery z l5c. December delivery
Z nc January delivery SSc, February delivery
NEW YoRK. Sept H. 500 D. m.-Cottou closed
quiet; mddling uplands 3-l6o. middling Or
leans s-l6c; sales l6l bales; net receipts none,
| a. zoo bales, as follows: September delivery
| 1905 &c, October delivery z 01o7 02c No
vember delivery l21G 13c. December delivery
Z 256,7 &c, January delivery So07 37c Feb
ruary delivery 1907 47c, March delivery So
| az 27c, April delivery 1907 SIC, May delivery
| Z 1901 re.
Nav YORK. Sept. 12.-Hubbard. Price & 90.
| say OF the cotton market: Liverpool opened
| this morning 2-64d higher in response to the
feeble advance of our market on Saturday.
| The Improvement, however, was quickly lost
| disappointment to the New York market and
| prices here dropped points on the opening,
yielded about points more and by clock
| had recovered slightly. The decline Is due to
| realization of purchases made in anticipation of
| the government report and sold out now be-
| cause the market is practically unaffected by
| 1t. The weather throughout the south seems ,
| TO De In the main favorable. The rainfall has
| not been heavy, nor is the temperature any
| where sufficiently low 70 excite apprehension
/ with regard to frost From now on. however,
he afVIT1
| ton belt should be closely watched An early
/ frost would unquestionably be accepted as in
| volving the possibility OF considerable damage
/ to the crop, which is admittedly two weeks
/ later than that of last year. The market dur
| ing the afternoon was without any special feat
ures of interest and the close was barely steady
at the lowest prices OF the day and points
| under Saturdays figures"
| GALVESTON, Sept. 12,-Cotton closed steady;
| mdding &c; net receipts 1856 bales gross
$685.; sales rs bales; stock 40 493 bales spinners
/ AZ bales; exports, coastwise g. 800 bales.
| NORFOLK, Sept. 12.-Cottou closed nominal;
| mddling 70; net receipts 1873 bales, gross 43S;
sales 2S9 bales; stock 5747 bales; exports coast
| wise 80 bales
| BALTIMORE Sept 12.-Cotton closed nominal;
| middlnR 74c; net receipts none, gross 200;
sales none; stock 1864 bales.
Boston, Sept. l2.-Cotton closed dull: mid
| ding 5-l6c; net receipts none, gross bales;
| sales none.
WILMINGTON. Sept. 12.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 6lsc; net receipts $50 bales. gross 583;
1
| PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12,-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 7-1oc; net receipts - bales, gross
| -; stock 47o6 bales.
| New ORLEANS, Sept. l2.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 15-16c; net receipts 2,770 bales, gross
| 1896 sales 1850 bales; stock S. 1858 bales,
| Futures-Market closed barely steady, with
delivery &c, October delivery 74c. Novem-
| Der delivery sec, December delivery 8 Ole,
| January delivery 00c, February delivery i0c,
March delivery 19c, April delivery 29c May
MOBILE. Sept. 12.-Cotton closed nominal;
middlinE $780, net receipts 64S bales, gross 54s;
sales none; stock 9,474 bales; exports, coast
| wise 208
MEMPHIS, Sept 1e.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 7ci receipts 81 bales; sales none;
| AUGUSTA, Sept. l2.-Cotton closed steady;
middliug 6Ac; receipts 1887 bales; shipments
| 500 bales; sales 916 bales; stock 8, 3S2 bales.
| CHARLESTON. Sept. 12-Cotton closed steady;
middling $50; net receipts 9,49S bales, gross
| New YORK, Sept l2.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts at all the ports to-day were 3D. 73S bales;
exports to the continent 252 bales; stock at all
the ports were 462, 125 bales
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
New York, Sept. L.. noon.-FIour quiet
| steady and quiet. Pork dull and steady at
| Sll 00012 rs. Lard quiet and firm at 81 70.
| Freights dull and steady.
NEW YORK. Sept. g. 5 p. m.-Southern -four
| dull and steady; good to choics extra $3 100
40 Wheat moderately active and easier.
closing steady; No. 2 red 75c; options advanced
| early 9sGD1hc: No. red. September delivery
| 751bc; October delivery 7916c; December de-
| livery s24c. Corn more active and steady;
No 569oe1Sc in elevator; s71Sc ahoat;
| options closed steady at IS034c below Saturday;
Trading quiet; September delivery 5616c;
October delivery 661so; December delivery SIC
Oats-Spot fairly active and steady; options
tember delivery 3s1sc; October delivery s5Sac;
| December delivery 4014c spot No. 3503S1ac
| Coifee-Options steady and unchanged to s
points up; September delivery 10 90013 %;
| October delivery Is 750lS so; spot Rio frmer
| SuRar-Refined fairly active and firm; standard
| l-l605 s-l5c; crushed 5Ss@61bc; granu-
lated 1-l605 5-!6c. Molasses-New Orleans
steady and quiet; common to fancy g5@S5c.
| Petroleum quiet and steady; refined, New York
| 8 10; Philadelphia and Baltimore 6 05 Cotton
seed OF! firm but quiet; crude 2s099c. Pork
Peanuts steady fancy hand pickle
q9iss; family e8 0o@1G %; extra mess
at 1913 OO014 90. Tierced beef inactive; city
| extra India mess Sl2 0O014 co. Cut meats
! quiet and steady; picked bellies 7160734c;
shoulders e149olAci hams 1o16@1lc. MIddies
dull; short clear 50 so. Lard stcady and
| quiet; western steam 81 20; city s. 1905 50:
| September delivery IS G7 bid; October delivery
| s7,7O bid. Freights quiet aud nominal; cotton
| CHICAGO. Sept. 12-Everything on Change
| took dive to-day. The most prominent causes
l for the general downfall movement were the
addition of nearly 500 900 bushels to the visible
| supply of wheat, the renewed failure of frost
1 damage, the predictions as TO corn and the
heavy receipts of hogs. Compared with Satur-
| day wheat Is go lower and provisions 5Gl716c.
| Wheat started tribe higher on better English
| cables and the generally accepted bullish nat
| ure Of the government report. On heavy sell
ing by the big traders the market begen to
weaken, and was aided by cholera report and
| advices about Russian wheat. Corn and oats
| are lower and we're weak almost from the start
| CHICAGO, Sept l2-Cash quotations were as
| follows: Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat
No. 2 spring 73A0133sc; No. 2 red 78A1
| 1880. Corn-No, 47c Oats-No. 2 34G134ISc.
| Mess pork 80 950l0 90. Lard g. 37l6C17 10.
Short ribs 81 700l Is. Dry sailed shoulders
So 30. Short clear IS 059s 10. Whisky 81 10.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Closing
| WHEAT, No. g
| Sept delivery. 73% 1884 7Sk
| Oct. delivery. 7414 Az "a
| Dec delivery. UA TN 76A
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