The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-06
sp. m-salss Of tn. day included s,4oo bales


September 42-64d, sellers; september and
Octooar . 3l-6ad. sellers; october and November
2%-64d, sellers; November and December
sellers; January and February 21-64d. sellers;
February and March 226<d, sellers; March
and April 29-64d. sellers; April and May
5 24-o4d. sellers. Market quiet.
500 p. m,-Futurcs: Uplands. low midohng
clause September delivery 42-csd, sellers;
September and October 30S4d buyers; Octo-
Der and November 2964d, buyers; November
January 2O-64d, buyers; January and February
D ~ Odd, buyers; February and March @l-o41;
sellers; March and April 22-b4d, value; Aprll
and May 2464d, sellers. The market closed
barely steady.
MANCHESTER, Sept 5.-The Guardian says:
Under the stimulus of an active and hardening
cotton market, sellers have shown great firm
ness, and efforts have been made in numerous
instances to establish an advance especially IN
the yarn department, but with little success n
trm opinion prevails that the upward move
ment at Liverpool will serve to increase the
ldleneSS of the looms unless SpinnerS continue
to run full stretch and pay the advance out of
their own pockets. Little business aas been
done for India. There have been numerous IN
qulries, but few at acceptable prices. The de-
lnand for China Is light, and extensive buying
is not expected until the close OF the month.
The demand for minor foreign markets Is
steady: Export yarns are in poor demand. In
quiry for China and Japan and even for india,
has lessen I'd. Continental merchants have done
rather more business, but they are unwilling 20
pay above Fridays full prices. In the cloth
have done an AVERAGE business Most of the
business done has been unsatisfactory, both as
regards size of transactions and prices. There
Is talr inquiry for plain and fancy India staples,
DractiGabIn Printine, cloth is very dull. Stocks
of common accumulate. Heavy goods are
steady; sales moderate"
NEW YoRK Sept 3 noon-Cotton Quiet:
niddling uplands lOl5c midoilnc Orleans iO56c;
sales 10 baIes
Futures--'Fhe market onened steady. with
sales an follows: september delivery zoe; Octo-
Der Soc; November 8 55c; December 75c; Jan
nary SIC: February &c
500 %. m.-Cotton closed quiet; middling
uplands i016c. midding Orleans 10yAc; sales to-
day II bales: net rsceipts none gross 2, 2S5
FuturesNThe market Closed ouiet but steady.
with sales of 12S, 500 bales, as follows: Sep
TENDER delivery 62009 &c, October $500 64c
November 9 64Ga9 CSC. December 9 65@9 68c
January 073(4g f4c February o S16A SIC March
9 o9G9 Doc April g719 9Sc, May 10 056L10 06c,
June 10 1910 14c July 10 1000 30c.
Hubbard price X Co 3 cotton circular saws:
Gables this morning showed the Liverpool
market to be strong at about points advance
This feeling is responded to here and opening
prices was better than the close of yesterday
AS is quite natural. however, the market is
very sensitive to weather at this season of the
vear and on the reDort of more favorable con
ditions in the south, quite a heavy decline
ensued and trading became very active. The
cyclone supposed to have landed at Key West,
%
| though part of the decline was recovered,
closing figures were IA to IL points below the
| opening for near positions, and for distant
| ones. The feature of note to-day has been
later ones, The opening tomorrow, it is
thought, will depend upon the amount of dis
! turbance which the cyclone will create"
GALVESTON, Sept. 5.-Cotton firm; middling
15-16c; net receipts ,249 bales, gross ,249;
sales 25S bales; stock 7017 bales.
NORFOLK, Sept. 5.-Cotton steady; midding
11-16c; net receipts 107 bales, gross 107; sales
43 bales; stock 554 bales; exports, coastwise 10
bales
BALTIMORE, Sept o-CoCUoh noHlIhai' nIlu-
u,ns non4o . nVS 0 bales: EXPORTS coast
wise hale
RosroN Sent b-Cotton quiet and easier
middling 1O3lc; net receipts - bales gross rs;
sales none; stock none.
WILMINGTON, Sept. Cotton steady; mid
ding 94kc; net receipts III bales gross ILL sales
none; STOCK $50 bales exports, coastwise Il
bales
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 5.-Cotton dull; mid
ding 10sLc. net receipts none gross none;
stock ,, s6s bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 5.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 13-16c; net receipts Ala bales gross 6S4;
sales 900 bales; stock 1889 bales; exports,
MOBILE, Sept. 5.-Cotton steady; middling
aa6c: net receipts 2S5 bales gross 2S5 sales 100
bales; stock 1870 bales; exports, coastwise 2O4
bales
96ec: receipts ii bales; shipments = bales;
sales - bales; stock 220 bales
AuaUerA. Sept. 5.-Cotton firm and in fair
demand: middiiug 964c; receipts 1856 bales; sa les
17q baIes
CHARLESTON. Sept 5.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 9I666g 9-f6c. net receipts 622 gross GU.
sales 200 bales: stock & 386 bales
ATAwrA, Sent. Cotton steady: middlinc
9I1c: receints s bales
SEw YoRE, Sept. 5.-ConsolIdated net re-
ce,nts for ali oott3n ports today 500 bales.
e1norts r. Great Rritain 7s7 bales 70 FTooce
- baias. stock az ali American ports 1871 661
ha Ies
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LIVERPOOL Sept s. noon-Wheat quiet but
steady: demand fair; holders offer moderately.
Corn firm.
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a,, Wbeat o,iet and weak Corn strong
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