The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-28
COTTON TABLE.

EXPORTS OF COTTON.
CIR Brit. Cont France. est
New Orleans 49,. 49,. S,l1 49,. Cos
New York, Sept. q, 4 p. motion closed
dull; middling uplands Sac, middl1ng Or
leans sac; sales 300 bales
Futures closed easy, with sales of
2O3, 900 bales as follows September, nominal;
October, 7 85c; November, Z 9ic; December
Ole; January, l7c: February, 26c; March,
35c; April, 4ic May, S5ic.
New York, Sept. 27.-The Suns cotton re-
view says: Large receipts at'the ports and
interior towns, warmer weather at the south,
q decline in Liverpool and also in the south
ern markets, dullness at Manchester and an
unsatisfactory financial situation, caused a de-
preston, and after a brief rally, due to the
covering of shorts, the market closed to 10
points lower than yesterday, with the tone
steady, and sales of 2O3 600 bales. Further
rains were reported in Texas, and there were
rains also in the Carolinas and
Georgia Liverpool declined l-l6d
on the spot and points for
futures, closed quiet and steady. with spot
sales of 10. 900 bales. In Manchester yarns
were dull but steady and cloths were dull.
New Orleans declined 10 points Spot prices
here were Lice lower, with sales of 100 bales
for spinning and deliveries of 200 bales.
There was a decline of Lice to lsc at five
southern markets. New Orleans sold 1850
bales Notices here for S 90 bales. Octo-
Der were stopped. The receipts at the ports
were 26.6s2 bales against 1920 this cay last
week and 16. 500 last wear. Total thus far this
week 11Os37 bales against 60s25 during the
same time last week. Exports from the
ports 3 $50, to the continent
New York. Sept. 27.-RioIdan 81 Co. say of
cotton; The receipts came in to-day in
crushing volume. ana the market gave way
under the pressure. Liverpool declined
sharply and our opening was at points de-
cline. January selling on the call at S22c.
There was rally soon afterward, in which
January advanced to S.27c. but after the
che rfG bod Ia
grad ally slackened and the improvement
was lost The frost scare seems, for the mo-
ment. to have died away, and in the after
no, 4 there were renewed offerings under
which January broke TO Sic. The close was
steady at the lowest prices of the day. The
crop accounts to day were decidedly better
especially from Texas, and as long as receipts
continue as heavy as they have been for the
J. st two days, we fear the decline cannot be
checked.
Grain. Provisions, Etc.
New York. Sept. 81, D. m.-Flour mar
ket quiet and unchanged: winter wheat. low
grades - O5C9S2 IS; fair to fancy 81 1908 IS;
patents SO 5O0lS4 90; Minnesota clear 81 50d0
8 %; patents s. 1OaS4 %: southern -four dun
and steady; common to fair extra II 100
SO 10; good to choice extra So l,9S4 % Wheat
spot market trmer and less active. No. red
in store and elevator 7l4W72Ac; ahoat 124c;
options were very dull and closed steady at
I40Sc advance closing oeptemL er 7lAc; Oc-
toDer 724c; DeCem uer 7512c Corn, spot firm
and dull. NO. < IN elevator OU2gts dIOdb OlCs
Options neglected ana closed weak at 2s@hc
decline: Septem er 49iaC: October 4SHc;
November a. &c. Oats, spot, quiet and stead;
options dull and irregular; September 36ci
October 3434c: November 4Ac; No white
October 37l2c; No. ? 3G136% mixed weste
36laW37%c white western 3oQD4lc white
state 3S0Hc. Wool steady and fair demand
Tie 'ced leef steady and dull family $40 O1
81 81; ezra mess 80 20 $40 20. Beef hams
dun at $40 5UGSl700. Beef quiet city extra
India mess 81 000Sl7 Cut meats Quiet
AID drm: picked feiIies ~, Ia pi .kled
Mlddles nominal Lard quiet anu easy; west
ern steam closed at - 10: city steam 50 %;
Septem rer So 50; October 50 90; refined quiet;
continent $40 30: South America $40 50: com.
pound IS O01lS8 70 Pork more demand and
firm new mess S18 OOClDblS p. Butter tirmer:
state dairy 2OG26c; state creamery 2o,3ci
western dairy 1614fD2lci western creamery 20
O2S C: elginS 1S62s1ac; imitation creamery
10 = e.. Mo asses Foreign nominal New
Orleans open kettle. good to choice 3J@D3 c.
ges 1G S,9auy dii0G i steadV nam" mn.
changed to . points W, closed steady and I'M
changed TO 80 points up: October SIG 150sSi6 80;
December SIC 0OGSl6 10; March Sl5 %; spot
Rio hrmer: No Z. 1870. Sugar-raw, f'Ga
and quiet; fair refining SEC Ocntrifusals $50
test 3'sc; reHLed tive and firm; NO. 9,
1904 Il lGc: stan 70rd A 5 '-lG6c57;c; granu
late -16 G51a Freight to Liverpool 4.u
n . liO..4Inal; cotton steaDet 'Otui grall by
Chicago, sept 27-There was moderate
trade Ii wheat To-Day ana lue MARKET helu
steady during the most Of the session. he
opening was "a hisher than Yesterday
closing eased of &c, advanced with numer-
Gus fluctuations &c. declined lc, held steady,
anu the close was about Is higher than yes
tcrday business was greatly interfered
with about noon ~ the act OF an insane man
named Belden who fired 1--WE shots
from a revolver into crowd OF
persons on the floor. Duoing the balance
IF chance Considera lie excitement
prevailed. and it was almost impossible TO
transact business. There vas moderate bust
ness transacted in corn and the range Of
prices was lower. The feeling was on the
whole easier, ruled steady, and prices closed
with aalrlac loss There was good trade in
oat, and an unset Ell feeling. and the close
was az ABOUT yes.crlaV's final figures. In
provisions OF the weakness OF live hogs at
the wards and liberal receipts all over the
west. the speculative market was lower
early 81 the close everything was weak.
January pork was 3Tlsc lower. January lard
-. ,,. lower and January ri 1s DC.
Chicago. scot. 21-Casn quotations were IS
fellows. Flour are Casa .aher rar0s
b.. I've lower. No. 2 spring wheat 604D8 Aci