The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-08

DdeS, OF WHICH KUN Dales were Tor speculation
and export receipts none.
Futures-Upands, low middling clause,
September delivery 49-64615 4S-64d; Septem-
Der and October 36-64Gp5 35-64d; October and
November 2i-64d; November and December
25-64In5 2464d December and January 3 24-64
as 3oid; January and February 24-6+d Feb
ruary and March 24-6id; March and April
e564d. Futures steady.
No tenders.
Sales for the week 10000 bales-American
G6,0I0 bales spectators took g. 900 bales ex-
porters took 800 bales: forwarded from ships
side direct to spinners 1900 bales; actual OK
ports b.700 bales; total imports 81 900 bales
American 1900 bales; total stock el6, 900 bales
american 10000 bales; total atloat 1000 bales
american IS coo bales
2. m.-Sales of the day included s. 800 bales
of American.
Futures-Uplands. low middllng clause Sep
TENDER 4S-64d buyers September and October
5 S5-64d, sellers; October and November 21-64d,
sellers; November and December 24-6sd,
sellers; December and January 23-64d, sellers;
ruary and March 246ld sellers; March and
April 2S-64d. sellers; April and May 21-64d.
sellers. Market quiet
400 p. MIXTURES: Uplands. low middling
clause, September delivery 4S-64d; Septem-
Der and October 35-04d, sellers; October and
November 25-64d, value; November and De.
cember 22-64d. value; December and January
52e64d, sellers; January and February ~ 6id,
sellers; February and March 22-64l. sellers
March and April 23-84d, sellers; April and
May 2S64d. sellers. The market closed quiet,
New YORK, Sept. Z, noon.-Cotton steady;
middling uplands loIsc middlinc Orleans l09sc;
sales 1859 bales.
Fupres-The market opened easy, with
sales as follows; September delivery 7oc: Octo-
Der 1Ic; November 74c; December . 14c Jan
uary s2c February soc.
500 p. m.--Cotton closed steady: middling
uplands 10 7-6c, middling Orleans 10 9-16c; sales
to-day 1853 bales; net receipts none, gross 10
bales
Futures-The market closed steady. with
sales of 92.200 bales, as follows: September
delivery zoe, october and November 97iGl
8 zoe. December - 90 &c Jenuary Sic, Feb
ruary 99Gp9 93c, March 10 Ole, April 10 0Sdo
10 09c. May 10 1000 17c, June 10 25G1o 26c,
July 10 31110 33c
Hubbard Price & Co. S cottan circular says:
Some disappointment was felt on our exchange
this morning at what was considered an uusat-
isfActory Liverpool report, and our opening
prices were in sympathy. The market to-day
has wavered in proportion to the amount of
credencc which was given to rumors of storm
damage throughout the south. At one time
prices showed considerable improvement which
was lost before the end of the day, although the
close was steady. Our own advices. particu-
lary from South Carolina and Alabama indi-
cate serious damage by rains, and though its
extent may be, and probably is overestimated,
the weather is Offering a strong barrier TO the
are becoming scarcer and scarcer daily, and
will soon be quite inadequate to the demand"
Weekly net receipts at New York 50
bales, gross 100; exports, to Great Britain
zoos bales, to France Alb, to the continent
| ] t66; forwarded 2,563 bales; sales to spnners
256i bales; stock l3;, 1874 bales.
GALVESTON, Sept. Cotton irm mid
ding l0c.
NORFOLK, Sept. cotton steady; middling
9a4c.
BALTIMORE Sept. Cotton nominal; middling
104c.
BosToN, Sept. cotton steady; middling
104sc
WILMINGTON, Sept. 7.--Cotton firm; mid
ding 9hSc.
dali 4 al,
109sc
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 7.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 9;sc
MOBILE, Sept Cotton steady; middling
99Sc.
MEMPHIS, Sept cotton quiet middling
9ssc.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 7.-Cotton firm; middling
9Ac.
6HARLEsToN, Sept. Cotton firm; mid
ding 95Ac.
MONTGOMERY, Sept. Cotton firm; mid
ding 035c.
CoLUMsUs, Sept. 7.-Cotton frm middling
NASHVILLE Sept Cotton steady; middling
91sc.
ROME Sept. Cotton quiet; mddling 9lec.
ATLANTA. Sept 7.-Cotton-Middling closed at
919c.
ceipts for all oott ports to-day S,213 bales;
exports to Great Britain 1865 bales, to France
5 bales to the continent -; stock at all
American ports 1873, 74S bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
| LIVERPOOL Sept. T. noou.-Wheat d7iet; de
mand poor; holders offer moderately; receipts of
wheat for the past three days were 10000
centals, of which % ,0G0 were American. Corn
firm; demand good new mixed western 5s Nd;
receipts of American corn for the past three
days were 200 ceDtas.
| NEW YoRk, Sept. Z noon.-EloIr steady.
Wheat inquiry light; ssc lower. Corn fairly
active and ss6DI6c higher. Pork active and
strong; mess SIS oOGi5 10. Lard weak Freights
firm.
5p. m.-Wheat steady; options closed steady
but 1sll3Bc below yesterday No. red Sep
TENDER delivery 81 6OD1 OO3s; October delivery
| 14GI%c higher and steady; options lc higher;
I No 2, September delivery 5495@S55asc. closing
555sc; october and November deliveries 541sGD
554c, closing 55Ac Oats unsettled and rather
easier options 1s134c higher No. 2, Septenl-
Der delivery 3l6l3lA4c; October delivery 30ss1
Bic; November delivery 3l11c; No. ?, spot 33Ie
G15O points decline; September delivery II 206D
10 O0c, October IL 700112 30c, November II 150I
II Doc; spot Rio unsettled; far cargoes at l5Lc.
Sugar firm; fair refining 7-l6c; centrifugals
90 test, & 5-16c; refined in good demand
C65-l6@63sc, extra Q 61aQD6 o-16c, white extra
G o's@e94c, oil a 7@'1sc, mould A 724c,
standard A 79s971scc. confectioners 79sc,
lated 79sGD7Ac, cubes &c. 1ioiasses nominal
Petroleum steady; crude, in bDls, 6}4 lt73s; re-
fined at 734c at three ports. Cotton seed oil
quiet. IalIOW very HFtn5 prime Guy 02bc Dlu.
SIC asked. Hides firm. Wool closed active;
domestic fleece 2SG1Sic, pulled 20b36c, Texas
l3122c. Pork qui"I. Beef strong add wanted I;
extra mess 81 U017 81, packers IS 5000 co.
Beef hams dull Tierced beef Iirm. Cut meats
stronger: picked shoulders IS; picked hams
| 3l2 00lnl2 50. Middles firm. Lard firm but quiet ;
city steam So 30; options closed strong; Sep
TENDER delivery $40; October delivery 50 500
o 93; November delivery 81 % Freights firm
cotton 7-32d. grain 514d.
LOUISVILLE, sept. DRAIN and provisions
| unchanged
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. Coffee in light de-
| mand but holders firlD Rio cargoes, common to
| prime 12LSI6Dl6c. Cotton seod products nomi-
nally unchanged. Sugar quiet; Louisiana open
kettle grades nominal; Louisiana centrifugals,
prime yellow clarified 7146D7 bloc. Moasses
steady; Louisiana open kettle, fair TO good fair
10000 common TO good common 15@17c;
Louisiln centrifugals, prime TO good prime
1Sc, fair to good fair l6Bl7c.
warehouse commissioners to-day promulgated
cent. by frost TO grade now hard. This de-
cison las caused a sensation among dealers
VINO vigorously protested that II will hurt the
sale of Minnesota wheat
| CHICAGO, Sept. 7.--Operators In wheat had
| so nething TO talk about to-day. II was the
published report that the Minnesota warehouse
comniss. onels had lowered the grade of No.
| hard by the admission OF such percentage Of
frosted wheat as TO amount 10 the wiping out
OF old grade No. 1 hard, and allowing No.
| northern 10 be delivered ON contracts based on
the former. Some persons on Change claimed
! hat tbav had digpafrhe.g from the