The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-30

Louisville & Nasa 66I5 BRUNSWICK Co. ST
Memphis 4 Char. 80 Mobile & Ohio Is. 6l16
| Mobile q Odlo.... 36K Silver Certificates S3lS
NashvlHe g Chat.. 50 Am. Sugar Refu. l0916
| Texas Faci1c, LIST. $50 do prefd. 1884
| n. Y. Genital. 1888
*Ex-dividend
LIVERPOOL, Sept. %, noon.-Cotton opened
! steady aud IN fair demand American middling
4Ad; sales 10000 bales-American 8 400 bales:
| bales-American 1900.
Professionalism middling, low middllng
| clause, Sept.moer and October delivery none;
OGto6eT and November delivery lS-64d also
! l4-o45; November and December delivery
| l3-oad; December and January delivery
$3.50; January and February delivery
| livery p 64d, also 21-64d March and April
| delivery 2464d. Futures STEADY
4p. MIXTURES: American middling low
middling clause, September delivery i4-64d.
sellers; September and OCTOBER delivery
! 1F64d, sellers; October and November delivery
| = l3-54lD4 ii-64d; November and December de-
livery i4-646G4 1864; December and January
delivery 1 1864, buyers; January and February
delivery 1s-64dG4 I9-64d; February aud March
! delivery 4 plead buyers; March and April
delivery 23-6404 24-64d; April and May de-
| livery 4 26-Sid. BUYERS. Futures closed steady
| The weekly cotton statistics are as follows:
| Total sales for the week 900 bales-Amer-
lean $1,000 bales; trade takings including for
| warded from ships side TO spinners, 1000
| bales; actual export 1000 bales; total Imports
! 5000 bales-American 5000; total stock
| l,l24,OOO bales-American $4,000 bales; total
| auoat 5000 bales-American 65, 900 bales;
| spectators took TO- 400 bales; exporters took
| $500 bales
NEw YoRK, Sept. %, noon Futures opened
c, October delivery 5Sc, November de-
| livery sc, December delivery Sic, January
| delivery Csc, February delivery Ooc.
| NKW YoRK, Sept. 20, 800 D. m.-Cotton closed
| steady; middling uplands 1850, middling Or
leans II loo; sales 500 bales; net receipts none,
| gross ,446 bales
|
| sales Of !92, 800 bales as follows: September
| delivery nominal, October delivery bi67 SEC
| November delivery I 6l97 62o. December de-
livery 74q7, 75c January delivery s6G7 SIC,
| February delivery 1907 soc. March delivery
| 09Gb8 10c, April delivery 8 1908 2Oc, May de-
livery 294s Soc, June delivery s sgd6 acc
NEW York. Sept. 29-Hubbard, Price & Co.
/ say of the cotton market: Cotton sales ia
| the Liverpool market vert only 10000 bales, in
| Guiding 1000 bales for export to the continent.
! This was accepted as confirming the informa-
| ton received from Manchester that spinuers
| we're not disposed to add to reserve stocks at
| the advance in pr.ces. Therefore, while the
| arrival market was from 4-6465-64d higher
| than yesterday, number of the buyers of yes
| terday parted with their cotton, causing a de-
! cline OF 10 points from opening prices The
| opinion OF the market has become very bulllsh
| IN consequence OF the continued light receipts
| and crop advices received through public and
| private sources. Naturally the market recovered
| a greater portion of the decline by noon upon
| recovery in Liverpool of the decline recorded
| just before the close Of that market. Weather
| appears to have cleared off warm over the cot
| ton belt, greatly facilitating the gathering of
| the crop. At the afternoon call advces esti-
| mating the receipts at New Orleans al 5000
bales csuseda decline to lowest quotations A
| qqieter tone than for the past ten days was the
| feature Of the market during the afternoon,
| with little disposition TO enter into fresh
| gagements."
GALVESTON Sept. 29.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 711c; net receipts 7,3S3 bales gross
| 1888; sales 2S2 bales; stock 70 S75 bales; ex-
. ports To the continent 4 1TS halaR
| NORFOLK, Sept 29.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 7-l6c; net receipts LOIS bales gross
l03S; sales 22S bales; stock u, 750 bales: exports
g Great Britain 800 bales, coastwse 4)4 bales.
| BALTIMORE, Sept 29.-Cotton closed nominal
middhng 79Ac; net receipts none, gross none;
| sales none; stock 10, l64 bales; exports, to the
conttne It 200 bales, TO Great Britain 667 bales.
| coast wise 200.
Boston, Sept. 29.-Ootton closed dull mid
| ding 796c; net receipts none, gross "a; sales
none; stock none; exports to Great Britain $40
| bales.
WILMINGTON Sept. 29.-Cotton closed firm;
middling $50; net receipts 4l6 bales, gross
4l6; sales none; stock 3, 1853 bales
| PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29.-Cotton closed firm;
middling l5-l6c; net receipts 81 bales gross 81;
| stock 655 bales.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 29.-Cotton closed
easy and irregular middling 7-l6c; net receipts
1855 bales, gross 3,7l6; sales 3, BOOB ales Ick
7l0o2 bales; exports, to the continent 1,150
Futures-Msrket closed barely steady, with
sales OF $500 bales, as follows: October de-
livery 24c, November delivery : 32c, December
| delivery 41c January delivery Ole, Feb
ruary delivery 61c. Marcn delivery 71c,
April delivery Sic, MAY delivery ole.
MOBILE. Sept. 29.-Cotton closed quiet;
| middltnR 5l6c; net receipts $50 bales, gross
$50; sales 300; stock 10 o6s bales exports, coast
wis ,26S bales.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 29.-Cotton closed firm:
| mddiing 7-l6c; receipts 1856 bales; sales 300;
shipments 319; STOCK 2i772 bales.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 29.-Cotton closed steady:
middling 5;l6c; receipts ,O45 bales; shipments
S72 bales; sales 10 bales STOCK 10, 793 bales.
CHARLESTON Sept. 29.-Cotton closed steady !;
middling 714c net receipts l,43S bales,
gross 1898; sales zoo baIes stock az, 651 bales;
| exports coastwise 1.6T7 bales.
ATLANTA, Sept. 21.-Cotton closed steady
middling nc; receipts 1853 bales.
New YoRK, Sept. 29.-ConsoIdsted net re-
exports to Great Britain $40 bales, to the con-
tinent 6,27S bales; stock at all the ports
5S2.963 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
New YoRK, Sept. %, noon.-FIour quiet
and easy. Wheat dull and weak. Corn dull
lower and weak. Pork firm and moderately
active at 81 2501l 50. Lard quiet and nomi-
mai at IS 30. Freights moderately active and
firm
NEW YoRk. Sept. 20. 500 p. m.-wheat
dull, lower and weak; No; 2 red 7S1fc In store
and elevator; 7S34019c afoat; October delivery
1850; December delivery s17sc; May delivery
S7&c. Corn more active for export but weaker;
No. 2 59Q1523sc in elevator; 55O534c aioat;
| options dull and lower, clc sing weak; October
delivery 5lAc; November delivery 1850; De-
cenber $3.50. Oats quiet and easier; options
fairly active and weaker; October delivery
364c; November delivery 371Sc; December de-
livery 3S3Sc; spot No aud mixed western 36G1
Csc. Coffee closed barely steady and un-
changed TO 10 points up; sales 26 900 bags; &C.
tober delivery ID 45014 60; November delivery
"A 40; December delivery ID 250Dl4 35; spot Rio
quiet and steady; No. 7l53s@l51Sc. Sugar-Re-
| fined quiet. Molasses-New Orleans dull but
steady. Petroleum dull but steady; refined New
| York R6 10: PliladelDhla and Baltimore 10 O5.
Cotton seed oil dull but steady. Pork firmer; new
mess $12 25GDl2 80; extra prime Sl3 90. Peanuts
firm. Beef dull. Tierced beef quiet Cut
meats strong: picked bellies $1,000; shout
ders GAc Mddles quiet; short clear. October
delivery 38 90 Lard stronger with a moderate
demand western steam Ss 32I6; city g. 35:
October delivery s. 81 asked; January delivery
81 80 bid. Freights firm and active; cotton 9-64
| Q5-32d; grain 2lkd.
| CHICAGO. Sept. 29-An epidemic of liquidation
s'ized the grain pits to-day. Hog products, on
| the contrary, in the hands Of clever manipu-
| lators seemed possessed of fairy like buoyancy.
| Corn aud oats led the procession of cereals to-
| ward lower prices, brilliant weather and uneX-
pected aggregation of loaded cars arriving from
| the fields being the chief bugsooos for the
bears. Wheat, compared with Yesterdays
| closing price, is &c lower for December and 5sc
| lower for May. Corn declined 114c tor October,
and 116c for May. Oats fell lc. October ribs
| are size higher This situation in provisions
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