The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-18

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DreIerred. .14l1s Texas Pacific ....- 81
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l. vile K Nash. .. 769S Western Union. S51s
Meinphls q Char. 62s Cotton Oil certih. 81
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COTTON
- LIVERPOOL Sept II. noon.-Cotton quiet;
limited inquiry; American middling 11-16i;
SAFES o,OOO "a IS, for speculation and export 500.
fHtures-American m Hing, low rniddl!ng
cause, September delivery 42-64Qb6 41-640
4S-olIt6 43-6i06 44-6id, Sept amber and Octo-
per delivery 5 59-64d, october and November
deivery 41-64d, November and December
delivery 42-64d, December and January de-
livery 41-64d, January and February delivery
5 406i05 41-64d, February and March delivery
496485 4l-64d; March aud April delivery
42-54d, April and May delivery 43-64635 42-64d.
Market quiet but steady
z:U0 p m.-SaleS of the day included 1900
oales of american.
American middling 11-16d
,FuIureS-Amerlcan middling, low middling
clause, September delivery 6 4+64d, buyers;
september and October dalivery 60-64d, sellers;
october and November 47-64d, value; Novem-
Der and December 42-64d. buyers; Dec ember
and January 4l-6id, sellers; January aud Feb
rr9ary delivery > 41-54d sellers; February and
hiarch delivery 41-64d value March and April
delivery 42-64d, sellers; April and May delivery
43-o4d, sellers. Futures steady.
4:OO p. m.-Futures: American middli 2, low
lhiduilng clause, September delivery 1864.
sellers; Sentember and October delivery 6O-64t,
sellers; October and Move mber 5 AS I'D, sellers;
November and December 43-64d, sellers;
December and January 41-6id, sellers; Janu-
airy and February 4i-64d, buyers; February
and March 42-G4d, sellers; March and April
42-64d, buyers April and May 43-64d. buyers
Market closed firm at the advance.
NEW YORK, Sept. II, MODIFICATION easier;
mlddling uplands 1880; mddlng Dreams
1l5Sc; sales to-day 442 bales.
Futures-Market opened steady, with sales as
follows: September delivery 10 Sac; October
delivery 10 39c; November delivery 10 09c; De-
cember delivery 10 0}c; January delivery 10 O6c;
February delivery. 10 lie
300 p. Motion quiet; sales to-day $40
bales; middling uplands 1880; mid llhg Orleans
ll9Sc; net receipts 273 bales gross ,SS7 bales.
tutureS-Market closed steady, with sales
OF 1850 bales, as follows: September de-
livery 10 90010 92c, October delivery 10 40
10 43c, her delivery 10 1910 14c, Decem-
Der delivery 10 05610 06c, January delivery 10 06
q 10 0lc, February delivery 1O1401O 15c, Larch
delivery 10 2001O PIC, April delivery 10 ESQ
~ &c. Way delivery 10 32G1O 33c, June de-
livery 10 3S010 800
| The Suns cotton review says: Futures
made some further advance, and dealings
showed good degree of activity. The rise
| was stimulated by Ither improvement in
| the Liverpool market, where short time in
Lancashire does not seem to scare the bulls
worth cent. Fears of bad weather also ha / a
| hardening effect, but in the last ten minutes
| the market weakened. Cotton spot was
easier. without quotable decline; fair spinning
| demaud.
| GALVESTON, Sept. 17.-Cotton firm; mid
ding l015c; net receipt 2,S96 bales, gross 2, 1885,;
| sales az bales; stock 29,510 bales; exp Jrts,
| to France 4,3 q bales.
| NORFOLK, Sept 17.-Cotton steady; middling
10Ac; net rec ipts S24 bales gross 1924; sales $50
bales; stock :, 157 bales; exports coastwise 13l
| bales
| 5ALTIMoRE, Sept. ~ Cotton quiet; mid
| ding 1890; ne5 receipts none, gross 1875;
safes none; stock 1919 bales; exports, coast
| wise 100 bales
HosroN, Sept. 17.-Cotton quiet; mddling 1875
| 01lA4c: net receipts none, gross 2,644 bales;
| sales none none; stock none.
WILNINGToN, Sept. H.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 103sc; NJ receipt ,l25 bales, gross !, 125;
sales none; stock $50 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 17.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 1l5sc; net receipts none, gross 10 bales;
sIocs 2, 3S2 bales.
| New ORLEANs, Sept 17-Cotton firm; mid
| ding 10 9-16c: mel rrcep1s 912j bales or IS
9,946 bales sales $500 bales; stock 2j 162 bales.
',oBLLE, Sept. IL J1on quiet; middling
09sc; ~ rec.ipts ,907 bales, gross 1907; sa,eS
100 Dll-s stock 1850 bales; exports, coastwise
sos bales.
dzMpuIs, Sept. 17-Cotton firm; middling
101Sc; receip,s 20 bales; shipments - bales;
sales 175 bales; stock 1900 bales.
AueusrA Sept. 17.-Cotton firm; middling
| 101S6l1O 2-16c; receipts sos bales; shipments
| 1,43S bales; sales - bales; stock 1,01S bales.
| CHARLESTON, Sept. Il. Cotton firm; mid
| ding 02sc; ns' receipts 2,Oj1 bales, gross 2o51i
sales 1900 bales; stock 1921 bales; exports,
| coastwise 1884 bales.
NEW ora sept. l7--Consoli lated net rec eipts
at all cotton ports to-day we're 67,705 taes;
exports, to reat Britain 5, 769 bales, to the con-
tinent cal bales; STOCK ~ all American ports
147, III bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Sept II, noon.-wheat quiet; de-
mand poor holders offer moderately; red
western spring 6s 1012d 06s l116d; red western
winter Is 612d06s 7>ad; receipts of wheat for
past three days amounted to $4,000 centals,
of which $4,000 were American. Corn steady;
demand fair; receipts of American corn for
Une past three days were 90, 200 centals.
Weather clear and fine.
easy Wheat quiet and steady. Corn fr.n and
quiet. Pork unchanged at $12 25Gl12 rs. Lard
quiet and steady at So 3719. Freights strong.
500 p. m.-Flour moderately active and
steady Wheat dull and irregular, closing
steady; No. red 81 QS3lac in elevator; options
moderately active, 1sGD}4c higher and steady;
No . red. September delivery $3.50, October
delivery S3Isc, November delivery Sc May
delivery 9034c. Corn moderately active and
weaker, closing steady; No. ,, 4114c in store and
elevator; options fairly active and irregular,
closing weak; September delivery 4i1sc, Octo-
Der delivery 414c, November delivery 4114c,
May delivery 42nc. Oats more active and
firmer options moderately active aud frmer--
September delivery 2614c, November delivery
265sc, May delivery IS t4c No. 3 on spot 200
25Ac. mixed Western 24l602sc Hop; weak
Coffee-options closed barely steady, 30 935
points down--September delivery 10 756D15 S)c,
October delivery Is 700116 00c, November de-
livery 10 1906 00c. May delivery 10 S5016 Zoe;
spot Rio quiet, fair cargoes 1870. Sugar, raw,
quiet but firm; fair refining 5}sM556c; centri-
fugals 960 test G1.c; refined, in fair demand and
firm. Molasses - Foreign nominal; New Or
leans quiet: open kettle, good to fancy, % q
46c. Petrole IN steady and quiet; refined, 81 20;
Cotton seed oil quiet Wool quiet and easy;
domestic fleece s20s &c, pulled % 4ic; Texas
l402Sc Pork steady aud quiet; mess, S12 25 %
II IS. inspected; SIP % uninspected; extra
prime So 250110 80. Beef slow. Beef hams
strong Tierced beef slow. Cut meats firm.
MIddles quiet. Lard easier and quiet; Western
steam So 35; options-September delivery SO 30
@6 81, October delivery So 27,06 20. Freights
to Liverpool steady; cotton MQD9-32d, grain
AID.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE speculative market
averaged dull and narrow but strong to day
Opening figures were practically at the closing
rates of yesterday, and after gradual improve,
ment of LM3Ec in leading futures, the market
hung sluggish and characterless all the forenoon,
within range of 7836178l6c for Dec -mber, and
S21l h S215c for May. News was scarce. On the
bull side most important items were the re-
ported decrease for the week 10 the quantity of
wheat and flour on the ocean passage of ,16S,-
900 bus aels. The miserably poor grading OK