The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-29

/ COTTON
LIVERPOOL. Sept. ., noon.-Cotton- Bust
MSS gooi at easier rates; American midding
| sd; sales 1900 bales; speculation aud export
4 $500 oalesi receipts 100 baes-all American.
! futures American milling, low middling
/ clause. sept muec and October delivery none;
I October and November delivery 1 ll-64d, also
| 4 10 o. November and December delivery
| = L%-o4d, also ll-64d; December and January
delivery l4-6id also l3-64d; January and
/ February delivery 1854, also I7-64d, also
4l6-o4d; February aud March delivery 1s64d;
March ami April delivery 4 y Cad. also Il sid;
Aprh and blay delivery 42464d. Futures
| Quie5 but steady
The tenders OF deliveries at to-day's cIsarings
| amounted 70 500 bales new dockets
| -; mixtures: American middliug, low
middhng claus, September delivery l064d,
| buyers; September and October delivery
l0-5Id, BUYERS; October and November delivery
Z 1864, buyers; November aud December lie.
livery il-641, sellers; December and January
delivery i2-64 "a Is $40; January and February
delivery 10 -64l, buyers; February aud March
delivery lS-64d, sellers; March and April
delivery 2O-64l4 2l-64i; April and May de-
livery 2-54d. sellers. Futures closed firm.
MANCHESTER, Sept. 2S-The GtIdraidn's com
merclal article says: The market is Quieter,
| Ia consequence of the easier tendency at Liver
pool Sellers are firm, though extreme quota
tons are not pressed. There are occasional
oilers for standard shirtlngs for India at prices
readily acceptable last week, but winch are ID
per piece below what Is now required The ad-
| vance has checked buying for China There
| are few south American orders. The Quaran-
| tine has nterfered with the landing of cargoes
! at Brazilian ports, and this has resulted in the
scarcity Of stock at those places, with the eX-
ceptiou of Rio Janeiro Four steamers loaded
| for Brazil are detained at Liverpool pending an
alteration In the quarantine regulations. 1t is
feared that a loss of business will result Heavy
goods are quieter. Printing cloths are slow.
| Dhooties have sold at slight advance. Yarns
| are firm The extreme prices check business"
| NEw York, Sept. .. noon Futures opened
| steady at tle decline with sales as follows: Sep
TENDER delivery C, October delivery 33c,
| November delivery z &C, December delivery
Z 62c, January delivery zoe, February delivery
New York. Sept. 2s. 500 p m.-Cotton closed
| quiet but steady; midding uplsnds 1850, mid
ding Orleans 49, loo; sales l35 bales; net re-
| ceiptS none, gross IL, 497 bales.
| Futures-Market closed firm, with sales Of
| 243 ZOO bales, as follows: September delivery
nominal october delivery 6597 SIC, Novem-
| Der delivery 65QD1 66c, December delivery -
| al Sc, January delivery 9lIl7 92c February
delivery 03D6 Q4c March delivery laos l5c,
April delivery 241s 26c, May delive.J $40
| 8 Soc, June delivery 44G6 acc
| New YORK, Sept. 29-Hubbard, Price & Co.
say of the cotton market: Greatly TO the
| surprise Of the trade, the Liverpool market
opened weak at points decline. This decline
was caused by the withdrawal of spinners from
the market, they taking only 5000 bales out Of
| l4,OOO bales sold. The sales were sweled by the
sale of 4 300 bales of Peruvian cotton for specu-
| lRJon. Large realizing sales were executed at
| the opening of the market at a cline of co.
points. Buyers were ready to absorb these
offerings, and they were numerous enough to
| Immediately advance the market to closing
quotations of last evening. The offerings Of
cotton from the south for delivery here in
Liverpool were more on October contracts
though they quickly found resting places IN the
| hands OF a prominent German firm. Afternoon
call, information was rece we'd from New Or
| leans estimating the receipts tomorrow at
1900 bales and from Memphis stating the re-
ceipts to-day were 253 bales, against ., 041 bales
| for the same day last year. On this news the
market Immediately became firm, advancing
| S@D4 points above prices at noon. Throughout
the afternoon the market continued to acquire
| strength, advancing until January sold at CSC,
| or sc above quotations Of this morning. This
| strength Is due entirely co the probability OF
light reosipts for the balance of tho month and
fear that the crop has been oversstimated
The market will, however, require renewed
| support from Liverpool 60 sustain quotations
| made tonight, and it was current after the
! close OF the market that 1t would fail TO do SO
| because OF the indspositiou of spinners to fol.
low the advance. The receipts at interior towns
| are very light and the advance here to-day
may prevent any heavy offerings for export to
| Liverpool
GALVESTON. Sept. 2s.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 9-16c; stock 1905 ba.es; exports,
coastwise G. 142 bales.
NORFOLK, Sept. 2S-Cotton closed steady;
| mddlng 7-16c; net receipts 40 bales, gross
47O sales 2OS bales; stock l4,Ol6 bales: exports,
coestwse 1865 bales.
BALTIMORE, Sept 2s.-Cotton closed nominal;
middllng 79kc; net receipts mons, gross 1923;
sales none; stock 10 2S1 bales; exports, to the
continent 3,47l, coastwiss 2,000
Boston, Sept. 2S.-Ootton closed dull; mid
!
sales none; stock none.
WlLMINaToN Sept. 2S.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 1870; net receipts 81. bales. gross
372; sales none; stock 953 bales
| PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 28-Cottou closed firm;
middling l5-l6c; net receipts % bales, gross 90;
stock $50 bales.
NEW ORLEANS Sept. 2s.-Cotton closed
steady; middlinR 7-l6c; net receipts 2.5A4
bales gross 1860; sales 1850 bales stock
6e 496 bales; exports coastwiss 9N.
Futures-harket closed firm. with sales
OF $500 bales, as follows: September delivery
| &C, October delivery 35c, November delivery
Z 93c, December delivery : sic, January de-
delivery Sic, April delivery 9lc, May de-
| livery Ole, June delivery lie.
M i3R' Sept: @8.-Cotton closed firm;
400 sales 440; stock q 706 bales
MEMPHIS, Sept. 2s.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 7149g7 5-16c; receipts s29 bales: sales
| $50; shipments 972 stock 70. go bales.
AUGUSTA, Sept 2s.-Cotton closed firm
1857 bales; sales so bales
| CHARLESTON. Sept. 28.-Cotton closed quiet
middling Z 3-l66N714c; net receipts 72O bales
gross $40; sales 900 bales; stock 1880 bales; ex
ports, coastwise Al
| ATLANTA, Sept 25.-Cotton closed steady:
| middliug 716c receipts 254 bales.
New YORK, sept. 26.-Consoldated net re-
ceipts at all the ports to-day were 16 800 bales;
| exports to Great Britain = bales, to the con-
| tinenG 1871 bales; stock at all the ports
,459 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
New YORK. Sept. IS noon.-Flour barely
steady and quiet Wheat moderately active but
| steady. Corn quiet and firm. Pork moderately
| active and firm at S1l O0012 90. Lard quiet
and nominal at IS 20. FreightS firm and fairly
| active.
NEW YORK. Sept. 20, 800 p m Southern
-four steady and in moderate demand Wheat
dull; spot No. red 791794c; options less &C
tive s6095c lower ana weak; No. , red, Sep
| TENDER delivery 79Jsc; December delivery s235o;
| May delivery SS14c. Corn dull, lower and heavy;
| No. 521S0p53l4c; September delivery 521Ao;
| November delivery 53I6c; May delivery b5Ikc
| Oats moderately active aud steady; options
dull and lower; September delivery S65sc; Oc-
| tober delivery 363sc; December delivery 3Sc;
| spot No. 36A b37c; mixed western 3613S1Sc.
Coffee-Options closed steady aad unchanged
| to 10 points down; September delivery IA 7o0
IA 90; October delivery ID 40014 80; December
delivery IA l5GIl4 81; spot Rio quiet and steady;
No. l5961151bc. Sugar-Rehued quiet and
| steady; low grades easy. MolasseC-New Or
leans quiet but steady; common to fancy Y5
| 035c. Cotton seed oil quiet aud steady; crude
&c. Pork higher and in fair demand; new mess
| S12 25tI2 80. Peanuts quiet Middles quiet;
| short clear IS co. Lard higher with Chicago
dull; western steam s. 30 city g. 256D7 30.
| Freights firnI and moderately active; cotton
| 9-64d5-32d; grain 2Isd.
| CHICAGO, Sept. 23-An undgnhed upset was
| given wheat to-day by the showing of big in
| crease in available stocks. Immediately heavy
local spectators took fright and dumped their