The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-15

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bales of American
Futures-Uplands, low middling clause, Sep
TENDER 5964d, sellers; September and October
8 S9-64d, value; October and November 24-64d,
buyers November and December 22-6td,
buyers; December and January 21-64d. buyers;
January and February 2l-64d, buyers; February
and March 22-64d. sellers; March and April
S 23-64d, sellers; April and May 5 25-64d, sellers
Market quiet.
400 p. m.-Futures Uplauds low mddling
clause, September delivery 59-o4d, sellers;
September and October 40-64d, sellers; Octo-
Der and November 21-64d, sellA.s> November
and December 5 23-64d, sellers; December and
January 22-64d, Sellers January and February
D 22-64d, sellers; February and March 22-64d.
value; March and April 2364d, buyers; April
and May 2564d, sellers. The market closed
steady.
NEw York, Sept IA, noon.-Cotton steady;
mtddling uplands 10 7-l6c; middling Orleans
10 9-l6c sales 421 bales
Futures-The market opened quiet but firm,
with sales as follows; September delivery 6lc;
October 9 soc; November Csc; December SOC;
January 77c; February Sac.
500 p m.-Cotton closed firm: middling
uplands 10 i-lGc; middling Orleans 10 9-16c;
sales to-day e52 bales; net receipts none, gross
Futures-The market closed quiet but firm,
with sales OF SS7 100 bales, as follows; Sep
tember delivery roc, October, November and
December 8 1909 7ic. January 1903 soc,
February s10Gq SSc, March 5000 97c, April
10 O4@l0 05c. May 10 12@l0 I3c, June 10 200
10 gle, July 10 2S@l0 2Sc.
Liverpool adviceS reported no change in that
market, although the tone was firm. Prices
with us opened at about the closing of yester-
day, but the statement which appeared in the
Journal OF Commerce, estimating the damage
in South Carolina from 20 to 40 per cent,
brought contracts into better demand, and
prices advanced along the line. 1t is supposed
that outside of South Carolina, except in few
Isolated localities, the damage resulting from
the recent storms has been comparatively
light, and it is not improbable the damage in
odd NyoS INN tod Hnfn ln
weather he'd fairly closed and while the aspect
was gloomiest, The stopping of good many
September notices to-day impaired some re-
newed confidence i'll the situation, and gain Of
from 4G65 points. At the close there was a bet
ter feeling in the market"
Weekly net receipts at New York
bales, gross 10, 1893; exports, to Great Britain
1703s bales, to France ,150, to the continent
1921; forwarded 1898 bales; sales to spinners
| $500 bales; stock l22, 722 bales.
GALVESTON, Sept 14.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 93Sc
NoRroLk. Sept. 14.-Cotton steady; middling
| Ice
Baltimore, Sept 14-Cotton nominal; middling
! 104c
BosroS, Sept. 14.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 101ec
WILMINGTON, Sept. 14.-Cotton firm; mid
| ding 936c,
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 14.-Cotton dull; middling
| 105Sc.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 14.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding l0c.
MOBILE, Sept. i4-Cotton steady; middling
MEMPHIS, Sept 14.-Cotton quiet middling
91sc.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 14.-Cotton quiet; middling
CHARLESTON, Sept. 14.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 10c
MONTGOMERY, Sept; 14.-Cotton firm for good
| grades; middling 9l6c.
COLUMBUS, Sept. l4.-Cotton steady middling
9ssc.
NASHVILLE. Sept. H-Cotton steady; middling
| 91Rc.
SELMA, Sept. 14.-Cotton steady; middling
| 91sc.
ROME. Sept 14,--Cotton quiet; middng 91Sc.
ATLANTA. Sept l4.-Cotton closed firm.
| NEW YORK., Sept. H.-Consodated net re-
oeipts for all cotton ports to-day 1894 bales;
exports to Great Britain 4,005 bales, to the
continent AS bales; stock at all American
ports 1S4,737 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. II, noon.-wheat dull; de-
mand poor; holders offer freely; receipts of
wheat for the past three days were 10000
centals, of which $4,000 were American. Corn
dull; demand poor; receipts of American corn
for the past three days were ASSOC centals.
| Weather fine.
NEW York, Sept. IA, noon.-F'lour dull.
| Wheat active and firm. Corn active but weak.
Pork dull; mess S15 250l5 rs. Lard firm at
| $40 60 Freights steady.
500 p. m.-Flour, Southern quiet and
| changed. Wheat~-spot active; options closed
| at about last nlguU price, NO. = req, S6pJetn-
Der delivery closing at 971sc; October delivery
! 97s6Gl99c. Corn--spot 10115c lower; options
| 11411a4c lower, closing easy; September deliv
cry 53415414c; October delivery 52]4054c;
November delivery 5298&53S4c. Oats-spot in
| moderate demand; options less active; Septem-
Der delivery 301sc; October delivery 301s4304c;
| No. . spot 30l4Q3O1sc; mixed western 26132c.
| Hops quieter on account of strong prices; new
state 37630c; old state 1402Oc. Coffee-fair
business; September delivery IL 50@12 zoe, Oc-
tober'l2 OO@ IL 25c; November delivery II 35D
| II CSC; spot Rio more active and firm fair car
goes 154c. Sugar raw strong and in fair de-
| mand; fair refining 516c; refined firm and in
| good demand. Moasses nominal Petroleum
| quiet and nc lower: refined 7Nc. Cotton seed
| oil strong but quiet at 42c for crude, 4sc for
| yellow Tallow firm. Hides firm Wool strong;
domestic fleece 2SQp34c, pulled 2OD3jc, Texas
13022c. Pork quiet and steady; mess SI5 2561
IS IS. Beef strong; extra mess S797 So Beef
hams quiet at Sl4. Tierced beef higher and
strong; extra India mess at 1916 50@1s 80. Cut
meats firm; picked shoulders 81 770S Middles
strong Lard-spot in light supply and streng;
western steam SO SO; options a trie lower but
steady; September delivery $40 Is; October de-
livery $40 0s01O 10; November delivery 50 esq
o 34 refined firmer. Freights steady; cotton
per steam Ld, grain 411d
CHICAGO, Sept. t-The action in wheat was
q most unnatural one. The market everywhere
was weaker and the sentiment bearish. Cable
news was of the sort 10 make operators sell
long wheat. There was great quantity of
long wheat and some Snort wheat sold here, but
whenever the price got down TO the opening
figure there appeared TO be a string on 1t. just
when the crowd thou mt good decne had set
in the market would firm. The range for Il
greater part Of the session was but 3c, but the
track was travelled over very often, especially
lust around Ole for December. Whether the
strength came from clever manipulation, or
whether IL was uniform change OF sentiment
in favor of buying on Breaks every time De-
cemOer got down about 9OAc 1t got boost
FROM somewhere sometimes stopping at 81 16c,
again at 9l14c. and once reached 9l14c-outside
for the session. October sold at s93sG90c, and
May at 9516G&%c. Primary receipts were
large and grading at most points fairly good.
Wheat closed at O'Clock at about the pivotal
closed at 95ltc. In corn an active speculative
trade was witnessed, transactions being on a
larger scale than for some time and lower
range of prices was established. The feeling
from the opening weak, owing to the re-
ceipts being nearly 100 cars above expectations,
and this feeling intensified when estimates
for tomorrow were made known-725 cars.
This the main cause for the weakness of
near futures. More deferred deliveries were
quite active and weak and the prospects of a
large yield. now that the growing crop is re-
ported pretty generally out OF danger OF frost.
Operations were on IA large scale and the mar
ket all day was the scene OF activity. The mar
ket opened at about the closing prices Of yester
day. sold off 36c, reacted NC, then gradually
declined 11Sc, reacted nc, but again became
weaker and closed with near futures 11l$c and
more deferred months 1sQ594c lower than yes
terday. Many operators who have been inclined
to favor this cereal OF late were reported as
being liberal sellers to-day, and this together
with offerings Of the local crowd, created weak