The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-16


selma. sept IS-Receipts esu bales shin.
ments G2i bales stock. isaS. sos bales;
stock lsl2. 21tA bales
Eufaula. sept rs Receipts a06 halcs. shin
ments f6s bales stock s37 bales.
Nashville. Tenn. sept ia.-Rcccipts 5
bales shipments none; sales 49, bales spin
lsae. 500 bales.
Albany. Ca sept Is Receipts 657 bales.
shipments V0i bales, stock go bales.
Columbus Miss sept IS Receipts $50
bales shipments bales: sales 2 bales
stock 9S4 bales.
shipments - bales spiuners u bales sales 10
bales.
Charlotte Sept I5-Receipts and shipments
30 bales; stock so bales
Greenvile Miss. Sept IL. Stock 4S3.
Meridian, Sept. i5-Roccipts 80 bales; ship
| ments p bales; stock 2SS bales.
Helena, Sept l5-Receipts bales ship
ments bale stock, 7l2 hales.
Iazoo City, Miss Sept. i5.-Reccipts 100
| bales; shipments S'2 bales; stock 800
bales.
Rome. Ca, Sept. 15.-Receipts so bales:
shipments 40 hales stock corrected. $50
bales
Columbus Ga, Sept i5.-Receipts s75 bales:
shipments S75 bales. sales $50 bales; stock
1898, 1851 bales stock 1892 1908 bales
Macon, Ca, Sept l5.-Receipts 5 rs bales;
shipments 94t bales; stock, corrected 1893
/ $40 bales, stock 1892, go bales.
Montgomery. Ala, Sept lA.-ReCetpts 2 96S
bales shipments 26a bales sales 2GS bales,
stock 1898 3 sG7 bales; stock 1892. 4Sl3 bales
Natchez. Sept, lb.-Net receipts 232 bales
shipments 2li bales; spinners none; sales 307
| bales stock 1913 bales
New Orleans cotton crop statement from
| sept. 1 to Sept. Is, inclusive: Port receipts
IS 1871 bales, against f25 $40 bales last wear
and 2l7 i97 bales the year before last. over
land to mills and Canada 5.0Tl bales. against
TO- ll2 bales for the same time last year
and -- bales the year before last. Inte-
rtor stocks in excess OF Sept, !: 1879 bales
against IL, 1876 bales for the same time last
year, and -- bales the yeOr before last
| southern mill taSings, exclusive of consump
tiOn at southern Out-portS. 30670 bales this
year, against 30 $50 bales last year. and --
bales the year before last Crop IN sight at
close Sept IS, l2635l bales this year. against
III 92S bales last year and 3a91lS bales
the year before last. Crop brought into sight
for the week of Sept. Is. 1891 bales, against
lO0l2T bales last year and III 245 bales the year
before last.
Grain. Provisions, Etc
New York, Sept 15 5 p. m.-Flour mar.
kCt dull owing TO high prices asked; winter
wheat, low grades, ~ 06f1f2 -; winter fair to
fancy ~ 45Gp3 IS; winter patents SO 5G0S4 90;
Minnesota clear g. SOFAS 90; patents RI 1od
- 60; southern flour quiet and hrm: common
to fair extra 81 l06E 10; good TO choice ex
ira 81 l5dpA %. Wheat irmer, fairly active;
No. red In store and elevator 73lQ73I9c
afioat 7Sc; No. 2 red closing for May deliv
cry stHc; September delivery 1850; Octo-
her delivery. 73%c. Corn, spots, scarce,
tirmer and dull; No. in elevator, none
here; ahoat 529Sc; Options moro active and
weak at AGD%c decline; September delivery
| 4SAc October delivery 48hc; November de
livery 1850; December delivery 4aAc Oats
weaker; options dun and lower; Septem Der
delivery 32Ac; October delivery 32sc; Novem-
| Der delivery 32alc; No. white, October 35ci
| No Chicago white 3Scc; mixed western 81
| Qt36c; white western 301iic Wool moderate
| demand and steady: domestic fleece 20d2Sc;
| pulled l6ln25c. Beef dun and steady; family
| $40 000fi2 90; extra mess 81 501BS So Beef
| hams easier at $40 10. Terced beef quiet !;
city extra India mess Sl5 0Gli7 90 Cut
meats dull and firm picked shoulders &c;
picked bellies l2Rc; picked hams tOdilc
Mtddles nominal. Lard duh and iirm: west
ern steam 80 l2I nominal; city steam IS %
Go@ So September delivery 40 20: October
delivery 50 90: refined 1rmer continent ~ ~;
South America $40 90; compound a. 37B.
| Pork dull and firm; new mess 4l7 O0dS1T 80
Molasses - Foreign nominal: New Orleans
open kettle, good TO choice GD3'c and quiet
and steady. Peanuts quiet; fancy hand
picked 4A6pttac. Coffee Options opened
barely steady. p up 10 down; September
delivery 8l7 p; November delivery $40 500
$40 IS; January delivery 8l5 s.; May delivery
sl5 10; spot Rio easier No. Z, la0lSkc.
Sugar raw. firm, fair demand; fair refining
Sac; centrifugals 96' test &C bid; refined
| firm; No. 6 44GNi lhl6c: standard A 1915
| g5%c; granulated i916d5 sc; cupes 7.i6
| @hh. Freights to Liverpool duh and heavy
| cotton steam isd; grain steam 2kd asked.
Chicago, sept l6-A sharp demand for ex-
port caused wheat 20 show an advance. not
withsJanding the hammernR by the bears
| Corn was kept down by steady realizing OF
| long stun and with good profit aided by
| heavy estimated receipts for TO morrow. Pro
| visions were dull, but strong Wheat, at the
| opening was about the same as yester.
! days closing to nc higher, ruled
| hrmor and advanced &c more,
| then became weaker, and prices recs1ed hc
| for December and 4{hSfc for May ruled
| stronger and advanced 96c for MAY and sc for
December, held steady, closing about lR0l4c
higher for December and &c higher for May
| than yesterday. The export clearanecs az
gregated 7SS 600 bushels Beerbohm reports
| the estimated requirements OF importing
| countries at 402 600 bushels and the sur
plus Of exporting countries at 800 100000
| bushels The cancellation of New York clear
| ing house certificates also helped the market
| Corn opened with an easy undertone at
| laFU4c, declined, but soon afterWard
| advanced &c on buying by n few
| of the large concerns and the early sellers
| also purchased the action Of wheat aiding
| the upturn A few buying orders were also
| in from the southwest and this added some
strength. On this bulge local operators were
| lnclin ed to sell, the receipts for tomorrow
| coming In liberal increasing this tendency
and values went of &c, ruled steady. changed
| somewhat and closed with 4@1bc loss. The
| offerings of meats were small enough but
| buying orders could consume put a very small
| portion of them. Prices started
firm, but receded gradually, closing at about
| inside figures. with n net loss OF 9s6Dl5c.
| Provisions showed strength, chiefly on the
action OF the Chicago Packing Company, which
was supposed to be bidding prices upin the in
terest of their cash trade Compared with
last night, pork was unchanged for September
and October, and 10c higher for January
Lard gained &c to t5c. The advance in ribs
was only l0c for September, but SOC for Octo
Der, and unchanged for January. Freight
was slow and unchanged, at NC for wheat
and sc for corn, 10 Buffalo.
Chicago, Sept. l5.-Casn quotations were as
follows; Flour quiet and trm; Wheat
No 2 spring wheat 67&c No. spring wheat
no sales, No. red sac. Corn-No. 2
40Bc. Oats. No 2, 25bc Mess pork. per
barrel, $40 30dSl6 35, Lard, per 100 pounds
81 70l1$7 81. Short rib sides loose $40 2Od
SO 80. Dry sailed shoulders. "a 2507 50; short
clear sides boxed, 80 75GBl0 90. Whisky, ~ L.
La ling futures RANGED as follows:
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