The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-21

| eb9 4-O4uus january anu Eepruary OenNoFy
: 1-64d; February and March delivery
| 4 l0-64d; March and April delivery 1854; April
and May delivery 4i5-64d. Futures closed quiet
| but steady.
4 D. MIXTURES: American middling, low
| middltng clause, September delivery l-e4d,
| buyers; September and October delivery l-64d,
| buyers; October and November delivery 1-64d,
buyers; November and December delivery s-o4
| a. S-o4di December and January delivery
| 4-64d, sellers; January and February delivery
| 6-6404 7-64d; February and March delivery
ll-o4J14 l2-64d April and May delivery
l4-64d. value. Futures closed steady.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20. noon Futures opened
| steady, with sales as follows September
delivery lsc, October delivery 14c, Eovem-
| Der delivery Z 2sc, December delivery 42c,
| January delivery Sic, February delivery 64c.
New YoRK. Sept. %, 500 p. Motion closed
steady; middling uplands 5l6c, middlinR Or
leans 1850; sales 4S6 balesi net receipts l,il7;
| gross II, 3l4 bales.
Futures-The market closed steady; sales
| 1920 bales as follows: September delivery
| Z 1907 lSc, October delivery --c, Novem-
| Der delivery z S261 $50, December delivery
| Z 1907 acc, January delivery 5SQ7 59c Feb
ruary delivery 6907 70c, March delivery 80
az Sic. April delivery eO07 ole, May delivery
| s 000S Ole.
NEW YORK. Sept. 2O.-Hubbard, Price & Co.
| say of the cotton market: Although public
cables report an excellent demand for spot cot
| ton with sales of $4,000 bales, private advices
| are not so good as they have been and note In
| dications Of demand slackening. These reports
| rival market at the close of business. Heavy
| rains are reported from the Atlantic states,
which interferes with picking and marketing of
the crop. Receipts Of cotton at the gulf ports
| are remarkably light and form the strongest
| factor in the advancing market. Naturally,
after the advance Of the past few days, holders
have taken advantage OF better prices to secure
profits, and partial reaction from the highest
prices touched occurred just before noon in exc
cution OF large selling orders from New Orleans.
| A large interest in the market has Hquidated
1 and hAdtnga haAn tranafAFTRd other
| hands. Should the movement increase reac-
| ton will follow. as tenders upon October are
| expected to be heavy next week. At the ex-
| treme advance the market was points above
| the closing quotations OF last evening. At 1890
| O'Clock the advance had been lost under the re-
| alizing sales mentioned During the afternoon
O'Clock January contracts had sold at 2 60c.
From this until the close an easier tone pre-
vailed, and final quotations are from to
points over last evenings figures"
| GALVESTON, Sept. 20,-Ootton closed firm;
middling 1-l6c; net receipts 8, 699 bales, gross
3, 1893; sales 3l4 bales; stock SO, 220 bales; ex
| ports. to Great Britain 5, $50 bales.
| NORFOLK, Sept 20.-Cotton closed firm;
/ middling 77-16c; net receipts $50 bales, gross
| 900; sales 5a2 bales; stock 9075 bales; exports,
| coastwise 10 bales.
/ middling 7I4o; net receipts none, gross none;
sales nonei stock - bales; exports, coastwtse
| $50 bales.
/ BosroN, Sept. 20-Ootton closed dull; mid
| ding NC; net receipts - bales, gross 1881;
sales none; stock none; exports, to Great Britain
/ 81 bales
and unchanged; middling 6szo; net receipts
1,e45 bales. gross 1,o45; sales none; stock 1888
| bales
PHnADELPHIA. Sept 2O.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 9ioc; net receipts 200 bales, gross
200; stock 8 1893 bales.
| NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 9O.-Cottou closed
firm; middlinR 9-i6c; net receipts 2 $50 bales,
gross 4,s72 bales; sales 1900 bales stock o.. 800
Futures-Market closed steady. with sales Of
81, 800 bales. as follows: September delivery
ery csc, December delivery 2 12c January
delivery 12c, February delivery 1870, March
delivery7 4lo, April delivery Sic May deliv-
MOBILE. Sept. sO-Cotton closed Arm;
middling 1876; net receipts lo2s bales gross
lo22; sales 400 stock 1886 bales; exports coast
MEMpH1s, Sept 2o.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 70; receipts 80 bales; sales 10; ship
ments :; stock = ~ bales. 49,,
middling i5-16c; receipts / 40 bales; ship
ments 6as bales; sales 1,6o2 bales; stock lO, s26
CHARLESTON. Sept 2o.-Cotton closed firm;
% stock FeSeP s eM Ooe
| coastwise l, 1853 bales
ATLANTA, Sept. 9O.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 1l-l6o; receipts % bales.
ceipts at all the ports to-day we're q, 2S6 bales
exports TO Great Britain sS01 bales; to France
-; TO the continent 2l0 bales; stock 6I9, 1913
bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
New York, Sept 20, noon.-Flour In moder-
ate demand and steady. Wheat firm and mod
erately active. Corn weaker but moderately
active. Pork quiet and steady at gil 000N1i Is
Lard steady and quiet at 81 20. hreights firm
but quiet.
NEW YORK. Sept 20. S p m.-southern -four
quiet and steady. Corn meal dull but steady.
Wheat dull but irmeri No 2red 7S3417SIkc ia
store and elevator; 7907914c ahoat; options
moderately active, closing Arm and ss01So over
yesterday; September delivery 1880; October
delivery 7s1sc; December delivery 1870. Corn
tor; 5S16C15s34c ahoat; options higher; Septem-
Der 5314c; October delivery b49So; December
delivery 55Ac. Oats dull and weaker; options
moderately active ana easier; September deliv-
cry 1880; October delivery 8714c; December de-
| livery 39I4c; spot No. 36$4c; mixed western 50
03635c. Coffee-Options closed steady and 200
IS points up; December delivery IS 750ls IS;
September delivery ID 1904 20; November de,
livery 10 654i4 %; spot Rio firm and more
active; No. l5560t5Ac. SuRar-Refned fairly
active and firm. Molasses-New Orleans dull
met ats firm; picked bellies 5I6c; picked Shout
ders o1Sc; picked hams lc0l0Mc. Middles
higher but quiet; short clear So 1914 Other
81 50; city Sc 1907 co. Freights firm and in
fair demand: cotton 100000; grain cd.
| CHICAGO, Sept 20.-Ihe feverish excitement
| and elimination OF q DIX zeal IN rlOb were Twin
| accompaniments in the provision pit to-day. An
advance of nearly 81 per 100 was scored on Oc-
| tober option. This was equal to rise of about
| 1c pound for meat and was accomplished In a
4 few minutes, the market selling from 81 65 at
the close last night to IS 90 during the first hour
| of Change to-day. There was comparatively
little change in prices of other hog products, or
| in cereals 1t has been the gossip for months
that Charles Wright and John Cudahy were in
tending TO corner the market for October ribs.
Wright commenced buying several months ago
| when the market was about SO and gradually &C
cumulated probably 20, 000 600 pounds, the price
in the meantime having advanced to 81 so. Find
ing the load pretty heavy he is supposed to have
| divided this interest with Cudahy. 1t is now
| supposed these two are long not less than
| 10000 900 pounds of ribs for October delivery,
| CHICAGO, Sept. 20.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat
No. 2 spring 1885, No. red 72asc. Corn-No.
| 2 4slkc. Oats-No 1880. Mess pork $40 800
1920 LArd g. 40. Short ribs IS S216G18 40.
Dry salted shoulders So S006 90. Short clear
81 95QS 90.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
| Opening. Highest. Closing.
WHEAT. No. .
Sept delivery. " TIES 72H
oct. delivery. 1885 1873 1873
| Dec delivery. 70 75M 75M
|