The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-04
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Tennessee Sc 8s.. 1874 Terminal $685.
w vng 81 os. 4S RocS Island 1925
N " a. os consoh tel 80 St. Paul .......... 1875
Northwestern. .1l3 Z" Drefsrrad 115iS
preferred. .l4}A Texas Pacific - 21I5
Deia anu Lack. 1863 Tenn. Coal & Iroa 4156
ETle .;...........- ISIS Union Pacific. 49,. 64l4
EASI tennessee. 1O4 n. J. Central III II
LAKE onore :...l041s Missouri Pacific e. 741S
LVlIle & Nash 71es Western Union. . $50
Meinpns q Omar 62 Cotton Oil certih. 527k
Mobile & Ohio. 1919 Brunswick $50. ~
Nash. Chatt'a.. 81
COTTON
:, LIVERPOOL. Sept. 3, noon.--Cotton steady but
httle doing; American middlng SD; sales
6,@O ba -. for speculation and export b11: r.
ceipts 1000 bales-American /, 100.
Futures A Lerlcan dlling ow middling
clause, september delivery 6 37-6496 3S-64d;
september and October delivery 5 56-640
as 4i-64@a5 43 Cad; Move nber and Decemb sr de-
livery Ss-64d; december and January delivery
53s-54d; January and February delivery s6-6id
March and April delivery 37-64d. Market
quiet.
900 p. m.-Sales of the day included LOO
bales of American
American middling 65kd.
-, Futures-Am ,rlcan .!iddltng, low m'ddlng
clause, September delivery 40-64d, sell Ars; ;
September and Octoberd slivery 5S-G4d, buyers:
October and November 4I-6ld sellers; Novem-
Der and December 39-64d. buyers; Dec ember
anu january 3i-6ld, buyers; ,ianuary and Fe,-
ruary delivery 37pid, selers; February and
March delivery 37-i4d, sellers; March aud April
delivery 31-5ld, buyers; April and May delivery
39-64d, sellers. Market duh but steady.
4:OO p. m.-Futures: American middli g, low
mIddlng clause, september delivery 406ii
sell-rs Sc tenbar ana October d livery 1864 |.
sellers: October AMI Move Der A 4d, value;
November and December ) 39-64d, buyers; De-
cenber and January 3S6td, sellers; January
and February 37-64i. buyers; February aud
March s7-64d, buyers; March and April 5 81 Cad,
buyers; April and May e9-j4 /. sell RS. Market
closed steady.
NEW YoRS. Sept. 3, noon.-Cotton duh and
nominal; middling uplands 11ihc, middling Or
leans ll$4c; sales to-day 100 bales.
tutures-The market opened quiet but
| steady, with sales as follows: August delivery
10 SIC; september delivery ~ 19c; october de-
livery 9 SIC; oyenber delivery sec; Deem
Der delivery &c; January delivery 10 0!c.
800 p. m.-Cotton nominal; sales to-day 254
bales; mi ding upnn IS 1l1ec; md ling y. leans
ll34c; net receipts 80 bales, gross I'LL.
4utures Market closed easy, with >ales of
$4,000 bales, follows: september delivery
10 540lO SOC, October delivery 10 1J01O 2lc,
10 i+inber delivery 0 9l69 CSC, 'eceWber de-
livery cog 1c, January delivery 9369 &c,
February delivery 1 C, arcn delivery 10 Csc
10 01c. ATrl delivery 10 13 110 C, May de-
livery 10 1910 zoe, June delivery 10 ESQ
10 2tc.
The Suns cotton review says: Futures
were unsettled The market was case OF
| man-afraid-o f-his-horses The bears were
| ARA of Liverpool and bulls were ARA OF
| New Orleans, so they stood and looked at each
other til. near b close, after small squirt at
| the opening. Following tne weakness OstrayeJ
at the last call there was some disposit on &c
| sell, stimulated by the large crop movement
and indications that it Will increase at once.
| Crop accounts were genera ly good. Cotton on
| heSpOu was duh aud weak.
| GALVESTON, Sept. 3.-Cotron quiet; mid ine
| 10 ,5-16c; net ceip'' S,0o3 a!eS, 70 8,O-s
bales; sales 96S bales; stock 1905 bales; ex
| ports. COaStWisa 4 (l39 baleS
| NORFOLK, Sept. 3-Cotto steady; miidlnG
! llAc; net rac lpS - bates, gross : sales 3;
! bales; stock - bales.
| baltimore, Sept. 3.-Cotton quiet but firm
middling ll9Sc net receipts none, gross none
sales none; stock 9f5 bales.
! BosroS, Sept, 3.-Cotton quiet; middling 119i
@1IMc; no. feceipts none, gross none; sale
,ILMTNGroS. Sept g. Cotton nominal; mid
ding 1114c; n receipts bales, oross 3; ga @
none; -tvc6 III bales.
| PHILADELPHIA Sept G.-Cotton firm; mid
| ding 1l36c; ne receipts none, gross none
STOCK 1855 bales.
New ORLEANS, Sept. S-Cotton steady; md
| din: 103s,; rec iptS ,, II bales, IS 279
| bales; sales POO bales STOCK 0,930 bales
ioBILE, Sept. g., otton nominal; middlin
lO75c; H.. re FL DIS 1,63 bales go. 1913; aaie
- Dal S; stock l,272 bales; exports, coastwis
| 1851 bales.
10 &c: receipts 45 bal s. shipments none; sale
! - bales; stocI 90j tales.
| AUGUSTA. Sept 3 cotton firm; mid lin
| 1034c; receipts l31 bales; shipments 81 bales
| sales - lies; stocn 2jf ba es
CHAaLEsIoN, Sept. ). cotton steady: nil
| iling G3l :: ne. Zee Zip 219 bales. gross 279
ales 200 bales; stock 5 s bales; exports, coast
wise l3S bales
ATLANTA. Sept. 3.-CottOn firm; mddllni
| 1850; no receipts.
NEW YoaK, sept 3.-Consoli 'ate1 not receipts
at all cotton ports to-day were 10,309 bales
| experts, to Grea t>rltlin - bales; stoc1 at al
Anne lean ports 59,757 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 3. noon-Wheat quiet: de
mand poor holders offer moderately; California
| No = IS us Id receipts of wheat for past three
| DAYS amounted to 4H,0J0 centalS, of which
! $4,000 were American. Corn firm; demand
| good; new mixed western is i'd; receipts OF
| American corn for the past three days were
! $4,000 centaiS.
NEW YORK, Sept. 3, noon.-Flour active and
| steady W4eat active and firm. Corn dull
| but steady. Pork quiet and firm at sig 37>6(d
10. Lard quiet but steady ut 50 81 = Freight'
steady.
! 500 p. m.-Southern -four quiet. Wheat
opened higher but closed weak; No. rec
s4A@S1c in elevator; options STEADY and veal
No. red. Sc TENDER isliyery size, October
| delivery s47kc, November delivery SEC. Corr
fairly active; No p cash 43c in elevator; options
| September delivery 41Hc, October de!iv
| cry 42I4c November delivery 1850. Oats
steady: options quiet and easier-Septembei
| delivery 253Sc, October delivery 25 sc. Hop
| dull: State S015. Coffee - options 200I2,
points up-September delivery 10 SOC, Octooel
| delivery IS Gals zoe November delivery Is q
| OILS zoe; spot Rio strong, fair cargoes 1910
| Sugar inactive, fair refining 54c; refined CLOSED
| steauy Moasses-New Orleans in fair demand
open kettle, good to fancy. 90 G4jc Petro
| leu,n firm: refined 81 20. Cotton seed oil irreg
| ular dull and unchanged; yellow 40m47c. as tc
| quality. Hides slow and Unsettled; wet salted
| New Orleans selected, 45 to IS pounds, safe
Texas select I'd, 30 to 60 pounds, 5l5(G SIC. Wool
| quiet but steady. Pork strong mess, inspected
| SI2 so ais; unin, pected, SIG 3716012 %; extra
| prime, $40 so 40 IS. Beef quiet Cut meats
| quiet; picked shoulders Az 04jsc; picked bel
| lies. II pounds average 6}Sc picxled hams 10If
| m1ic Middles dull but strong; short clear
| c6 IS. Lard weak and dull; Western steam
| 81 5aIS city 10; options--S September delivery
| S. So October delivery SIS 1905 a. Freights
| to Liverpool firmer; cotton M0D{sd; grain AID
CHICAGO. Sept. 3-Wheat opened strong and
a tive for futures at an advance OF 1aG955c over
Yesterdays closing, the general idea being that
| the visible supply would show decrease OF
| 100. 900 to 100000 bushels. When the cures
| finally came out weaker feeling was developed
| and a gradual decline followed, which was not
| checked until D ecember struck &c. or a shade
under yesterdays closing. The close for all
| futures this side of May was small fraction
under vest, rday's close, and at or near the bot
tom. Corn was fairly active, within compare
lively narrow range. The fee ing was on the
whole easier, and slightly lower prices were
established. The market opened about yester-
DAYS closing, was steady for time, then sold
off Nc then ruled quiet and closei 1s014c lower
than Yesterday Oats were quiet, with q fair