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


February and March delivery none: March and
April delivery S-o4d, also 10-64d. Futures
4p. mixtures: American middInx. low
middling clause. September delivery s 5q-6Id:
September and October delivery 8 59-64A
6o-64d; October and November delivery
ol-o4d; November and December delivery
5 62-o4d. buyers; December and january de-
livery I'd. buyers; January and February de-
livery 2b4d; February and March delivery
Z 564d, buyers; March aud April delivery
.-o4+d l5st ApfiI and May delivery 4964d. Flu
NEv YoRK, Sept. s. noon-Futures opened
barely steady, with sales as follows: September
delivery lsc, December delivery : Soc, January
delivery 40c, February delivery Sic
New YoRK, Sep. s, 500 D. m.-Cotton closed
9uiet; n q uplands S-l6o, middling Or
Futures-MarKet closed firm, with sales Of
81. 900 bales, as follows: September delivery
OS17 O6c, October delivery 7 1907 lie, No
z 3497 S5c, January delivery 45ls7 46c, Feb
ruary delivery 55617 SIC. March delivery Z 65
o. 66c, April delivery 1907 nc. May delivery
Nav YoRK. Sept s.-Hubbard, Price & Co.
say OF the cotton market; 1T has been q
contradictory market to-day. The apparent
Influences have been bullish. Spinners ia Liver.
pool bought 5000 bales after the close yesterday
afternoon and $4,000 bales additional to-day
This makes the total takings for the last three
days 10000 bales. Despite this fact. futures
uhfo ucCAuSut anu al the close were S-O1Q lOWar
than yesterday The New York market has
sympathized to q moderate extent only IL
opened points lower than yesterday, advanced
TO yesterdays closing figures, and by o'clock
was oack TO opening quotations. The absence
OF buying power is obvious aud constant
stimulus is needed to sustain values. During
the afternoon the market sold off few points
more, but just before the close q rally ensued
and the entire loss was quickly recovered, the
close being nrmer and l02 points better than
yeserd 4y."
ATLANTA, Sept Section closed steady; mid
ding o9sc; no receipts to day.
GALVESTON, Sept. 6.-Cotton closed steady;
midding CSC; net receipts 1881 bales gross
1851; sales 5l2 bales; stock 50 1875 bales; spinners
49, exports coastwise 2, 100.
NoRFoLK, Sept. S.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding 70; net receipts 10 bales, gross 10; sales
252 bales; stock $685. bales; exports coastwise
81 bales.
middiing no; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock l0,0b7 bales; exports TO Great
Britain 1871.
BOSTON, Sept s.-Ootton closed quiet; mid
ding 3-i6c; net receipts none, gross 451 bales
sales none
WILMINGTON, Sept. s.-Cotton closed stead /;
middling 61ac; net receipts IS bales, gross SO !;
sales none; stock 2,S0l bales
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. S-Cotton closed quiet;
middlng 1-16c; net receipts l6S bales, gross
1853; stock 4o35 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. Section closed quiet;
middling &c; net receipts 531 bales, gross 742;
sales none; st )ck g. 497 bales
Futures-The market closed steady. with
sales OF 1900 bales, as follows: September
delivery T6c, October delivery $50, Novem-
Der delivery 91c, December delivery OOc,
January delivery 09c. February delivery lee,
March delivery 29c, April delivery Csc, May
delivery 46c
MOBILE, Sept s.-Cotton closed nominal:
middling 71sc; net receipts 9S bales, gross e3;
sales none; stock S,566 ba!esi exports, coast
wise II.
MEMPHIS, Sept. s-Cotton closed steady;
middling &c; receipts 81 0aIeI; sales rs bales;
shipments lis; stock 23,4S3 bales.
AUGUSTA, Sept. S.-Cotton closed steady:
middling SIC; receipts ~ bales; shipments go
bales; sales 5u3 bales; stock SSH bales
CHARLESTON. Sept. 6.-CottOn closed STEADY
middling 64c; net receipts 74S bales, gross 74S;
sales ZOO; stock l7,725 bales; exports coAstwise
li4 bales.
NEW YoRK, Sept. s.-Consolidated net re-
cepts at all the ports to-day were S,6l7 bales
exports. TO Great Britain 1855 bales to the CON
tinent none; stock at all the ports we're 427.0l9
bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YoRK, Sept. g. noon.-Flour dull and
weak. Wheat steady and dull. Corn quiet and
firm Pork quiet and steady at S1t00112 25
Lard quiet and steady at s. so. Freights inactive
and steady.
NEW YORK. Sept. s, So. m.-Whsat dull and
lower; No. , red 7s817s1<c in store and ele-
vator; options closed weak and lower; October
delivery 1850; December delivery S21Ec. Corn
higher but quiet and held firmly; No. , $40
SIC in elevator; September delivery 5534c; I've.
cember delivery sec Oats moderately active
| and easier; options dull and lower; Septem Der
| delivery $3.50; December delivery 40c; spot,
| No. 2 3SG3S14c; mixed western 3503gl%c.
| Coffee-Options closed Arm and Is points up;
| September delivery IL 600i3 rs; November
delivery IS S5013 40; spot Rio firm but quiet
| No. 1870. sugar steady and in
| moderate demand Molasses-NeW Orleans
| dull and steady. Petroleum quiet. Cotton seed
oil firm but quiet; crude 29c. Peanuts steady
Cut meats in better demand and steady. Mid
dies quiet. Lard quiet and steady. Freignts
inactive and steady; cotton 3-32d; grain l1S1.
CHICAGO, Sept. 8.-A weakness to-day followed
| the early bulge in the grain markets, and
wheat sold 11c. lower than last night. Corn
climbed up nearly 1c, and then slipped back to
about the starting point. and oats sho we'd a
decline OF %e. to 1c Provisions, after quite a
show of strength, dragged near the close end
ing with gain OF 715c. The frost talk, which
caused covering of shorts, was the main
source of strength and cholera of weakness A
decline in the stock marks and a general de-
sire to unload aided the decline
CHICAGO, Sept. o-Cash quotations were as
follows Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat
No. spring 13l4c; No. red 734c. Corn
No. 471hc. Oats-No. 9 33e40331sc Mess
pork 80 1901 121S Lard 81 %. Short ribs
81 7OD7 so. Dry sailed shoulders Sc 9oG17 %.
Short clear 81 906a1 %. Whisky 81 49,