The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-05

DeiA aho LACK. 1873 Tenn. Coal & Iron. 42Ss
E Elte >S1s Union Pacific. 63s4
LaSs tennessee. 10 \. J. Central 1l6Ss
lake oaore ......lO44 Missouri Pacific q. "a
- 'le a NaSh- q Western Union. =. S5SS
M teilph9s & Char. 62s Cotton Oil certih. 52S4
M No9ne q 4 q ONO. 1874 Brunswick........ y
asked.
LIVERPOOL Sept. T. noon.-Cotton steady, but
somewhat inactive; American middling t5sd;
sues f,oVp "a IS. for speculation and export
oOg; receipts 1000 bales-American none
FUTURES American iddling ow middling
clause, ptember delivery 39-6id: September
and October delivery 5S-64d5 59-G4i: pee M
her and January delivery 33-64d; January and
FEBRUARY delivery 37-64d; February and March
delivery 37-64d; March and April delivery
37-64d. Market quiet but steady.
The tenders of deliveries at uo-dav's clearings
amounted TO 4, 100 bs es new dockets
I:OO ?. m--Sales Of the day included $500
oales OF American.
tutures-Amencan middling low mddIinc
clause, September delivery 40-6ld, value;
september and October delivery 59-G4d, buyers;
Octooer and November 446id value; Noveu-
Der and December S9-64d. value: December
and January 37-6id, buyers: January and Feb
ruary delivery 81 4d, sellers; February and
March delivery $3.50, sellers; March and April
aenvery 3l-o4d, value; April and May delivery
| 39-6i1, sellers. Market firm for near months
| and quiet for distant months.
| American good middling uplands 61516d,
mlddling 11-16d. low mddling Sgd, good ordi-
nary o o-Iod, ordinary sgd
| l;OJ m.-Eutures: American middliag low
| inlddlng clause, September delivery . 80 Cd
| sellers; TENDER and October delivery 60-64i
| buyers; October AMI November As I'D sellers;
| November and December 5 40-64d, sellers; De-
cem6er and January 80 Cad, sellers; January
i ana February 33-64d. sellers; February and
| March 3S-64d, sellers; March and April 3S-64d
| sellers; April and May 3964 value. Market
| months
MANCHESTER, Sept 4-The Guardian says:
| The market is firm, but the increase in bust
ness is not appreciable. Reluctance to purchase
freely Is remarkable in view of the fact that the
| upward movement in quotations has Jagged far
| behind the rise in raw material especially when
the present curtailment of production is con-
| Sldered. Buyers admit that the increase in
values is moderate, yet they remain unmoved
| by cheapness or the prospect of diminished
| supply. Eastern kilograms do not afford a bet
ter prospect Japan reports weakness in staple
| goods The demand for minor foreign and
| nome markets is moderate. The stoppage of
| looms consequent upon the lack of orders is
still IN progress. II is impossible to estimate
the extent of the Curtailment Export yarns
are dull and the demand is fiat. Cloth depart
ments vary in respect to the engagements of
producers and the amount of business. Large
transactions arr rare. Eastern fabrics are
| mostly firm. There is some inquiry for best
printing cloths. Plain finishing cloths, a
rule are firm. Colored woven goods are dull
| Heavy fabrics are quiet"
NEW YORK. Sept. 4, noon.-Cotton quiet; mid
sales to-day 191 bales
FutureS-rhe market opened steady, with
sales as follows: september delivery 10 Soc;
October delivery 10 20c; November delivery
Q Csc; December delivery 8 Sc; January deliv-
cry 99c; February delivery 994c; March de-
livery 10 Ole.
500 p. m-Cotton quiet; sales to-day 203
bales; middling uplands 113sc; ldJling orleans
| 1l2Sc net receipts - bales, gross %.
Futures Market closed dull, with sales of
| 35,10O bales, as follows: september delivery
10 5000 SOC, October delivery 10 2O61O 2lc,
November delivery 95G9 sec, december de-
livery 9lQpy &c. January delivery 9409 DC,
February 10 00410 Ole, March delivery 10 0jD
10 01c, April delivery 10 1910 lie, May de-
livery 10 1910 zoe, June delivery 10 ESQ
| 10 &c.
The SUMS cotton review SAYS: Futures
were slightly dearer on a very strong report
| from Liverpool, where corner remains I'M
| broken, but at the close the only decided ad-
vance was for September, for which the demand
was more urgent, especially at the close, as
port receipts fell below estimates. Crop ac-
counts were generally good, but damage by
worms was frequently mentioned. The receipts
at ports this day were 1925 bales against 5072
bales la st week and 800 last year. Cotton on
spot was dull and 1sc lower
GALVESTON, Sept. 4.--Corton easy; middline
| 10Ac; net receipts 2734 bales, gross 2754
bales; sales 102f bales; stock II, $50 bales
NORFOLK, Sept. 4.-Cotto nominal; inddng
114c; net rec ip5s So bales, gross IS; sales
bales; stock 30 bales; exports, coastwise bales
middling 115sc; ner receipts none, gross none
sales none; STOCK 9i0 bales.
BosroS, Sept. 4.-Cotton quiet; middling / !;
@1lAc; net receipts none, gross SO; sales
WILM1Saros Sept. Action quiet; mid
ding l114c; NJ receipts bales, gross s. sales
none; -tOcs 122 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4.-Cotton firm; mid.
ding 1lSsc; ne5 receipts 20 bales, gross 80
| stocA 26l4 bales
New ORLEANS. Sept. 4.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 1879; ne receipts 1,543 bales, ross 1.64C
bales; sales 800 bales; stock 6,5S5 bales; exports
to Great Britain 5 679 bales, coastwise 312
MOBILE, Sept. 4.-Cot on dull; middlins
'05Ac; nat receipts al bales gross 241; SAFE,
800 bales; stock 40 bales; exports, coastwise
| 1913 bales.
MEMPHIS Sept. &c otton easy; middling
1OS4c; receip.s II bales shipments q sales
25 bales; stock 9l5 bales.
~ tUsTA Sept. 4 Cotton quiet; midiling
1034c; receipts 100 bales; shipments - bales;
sales - bales: stock 81 bales.
| CHARLESTON, Sept. 4.-Cotton steady: mid
ding 101sc; net receipts Az bales, gross 442i
| sales 200 bales: stocS 800 bales
ATLANTA. Sept. 4.-Cotton firm; middling
| 10Ssc; no receipts.
Sew YoRK, sept 4.-Consoli lated net receipts
at all cotton ports to-day were 1895 naes;
exports, to Grea Britain 1876 oaes, to France
1852 to the continent 1,4lS bales; stCc6 all
| Anne lean ports "a, 4S8 baies.
PROVISIONS. GGo CERES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL Sept. 4. noon.-Wheat quiet de-
| mand poor; holders offer moderately. Corn
| firm; demand fair.
NEW YORK. Sept. 4, noon.-Flour quiet but
| steady Wheat dull but steady. Corn quiet
| but firmer. Pork quiet but firmer at $12 371s0
| 10 co. Lard quiet and weak at ST 50. Freights
| firm.
500 D. m.-Southern flour steady and more
| active; common to fair extra 81 G5Gl3 Is, good
to choice extra So 25QD5 20. Wheat-spot dull
and weak; new No. . re 81 l40S5c in elevator;
options very Hlow and easy at &c decline-No
| > red September delivery S41Sc, October de-
| live SIZE November delivery $3.50, May de-
livery 92c. Corn-spot active for export and
firm; No. 2, cash 43asc in store; options mora
active and 3sGD5sc higher on reports of frost in
the northwest, closet steady-September de
| livery 42G142IAc, October delivery 4@1sc. No
| vember delivery 1910, May delivery AN 0443sc
| Oats-spot firmer, demand fair: options quiet
| and 14116c higher-September delivery 26c,
| October delivery 26c, November delivery % sc,
| May delivery 29c; No. spot 255sQ2jc; mixed
| western 241g2Sc Hop easy and dull; State 80
15, Coffee-options closed dull; 200 % points
| Der delivery is 35d15 40c. November delivery
Is IS ais soc, May delivery 10 50I15 SIC; spot
| Rio about steady and quiet, fair cargoes 1910.
Sugar-raw dull and nominal fair refining 5S4c
| centrifugals 96-test 613c; refined closed steady
| and in moderate demand. MolaSses-Foreisn
| nominal New Orleans steady and unchanged
| omen KETTLE good to fancy, 2S946c. Petro-
leum firm: refined 81 20. Cotton seed oil quiet
| Hides quiet; wet salted, New Orleans selected,
| as to rs pounds, 50Gc; Texas selected, so to 60
| mounds bIhA615c. Wool closed quiet and easy;
| domestic fleece 321s9c, pulled % 14lc, Texas
14028c Pork firm and in moderate demand;