The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-06
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LIVERPOOL. Sept. 5, noon.-Cotton steady and
IN In, Iair demand; A"erican middlng 11-l6I;
s sues QUIZ ga s. for srecu'ati n and export
l,OJO; ceipts 5000 bales all American
rntures American m d Ting. ow .iiddI'ng
cialse. September delivery 4}-6461S 44646
4o-64d; Sept 'mber and October delivery 5 tO-G4
20 oI.o4p5 62,64I; October and November de-
nvery 45-64@5 46 Cad; November and Decemb
delivery 4O-jid; &c rnher and January deliv-
cry . 3S-6415 31-G4d January and February
delivery 3S6id; February and March delivery
oI,O4d; April and May delivery 39-64d.
200 p. m.-sales of the day included 1900
bales of American.
American good middling uplands 15-16d.
mlddilng ll-l6d. low middling b16d good ordi
nary 3-l6d, ordinary 534d
FutureS-Amerlcan ''Hddling. low m'ddling
clause, Sept nnober delivery 46-64d sellers;
September and Octoberd livery 6'-64d, sellers;
Octoper ami Nuveu ber > 4G-54d sell rs: NoVeu-
her and december 5 41-G4d BUYERS; Dec lmber
and January 39-6id, buyers; January and Fes-
rIAry delivery 3 y Id. sellers; February aud
March delivery 49, I'D, sellers; March ard April
4G-5id, buyers, Market firm at the advance
4:O0 p. MIXTURES: American middli 9. low
middlln% clause, september delivery IS Cad.
sell RS; Sc tember and Octoberd livery G3G4 L.
sellers; October an Move Der Al al sellers;
Novrrnber and December 41-Gld, buyers: ne-
cember and January 80 64d buyers; January
and February 1864 !, sellers; February and
March s0-61d sellers; March and April 39-64d,
sellers: April and May 4064I buyers. Market
closed quiet but steady.
NEW IoRE. Sept 3, noon.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding upands l35c middling creams Il5Ac;
sales to-day 1858 bales.
tutureS-Market opened quiet and firm with
sales as follows: September delivery 10 Ole;
October delivery 10 22c; November delivery
Csc; December delivery &c; January deliv-
cry 90c; February de livery 10 03c
300 p. m.-Cotton easy; sales to-day 322
bales; mi !dling upanis l198c: mid ling Orleans
ll9Sc; net receipts - bales gross 1928
Futures Market closed quiet but steady; sales
SO. 200 bales, as follows: september delivery
10 63G10 Ga, October delivery 10 2im1O 25c
November delivery 99010c december de-
livery $500 &c, January delivery 96d9 nc
February 10 02G1O 03c, Narch delivery 10 OS "a
10 0Jc. April delivery 10 14010 l5c. May de-
livery 10 21UlO &c, June delivery 10 ESQ
10 &c.
The SUMS cotton review says: Futures
opened buoyantly on a further advance in
Liverpool but as that market weakened fell
off. just before The last call, on demand to
cover contracts, some Of the bears got scared
on the steadlness of southern markets and I'M
certainty regarding the Liverpool corner The
close, however, was barely steady. as bulls are
not willing to face the rapid increase of the
crop movement Receipts at ports this day
we've 1885 bales, against 1884 bales last week
and 6,326 last year. Cotton on spot was easy
and quiet"
GALVESTON, Sept 5.-Cotton quiet; middling
1O9sc: net receipts 1888 bales, gross 2.S38
bales; sales ,410 bales; stock II S76 bales; ex-
ports, coastwise 1851 bales.
NORFOLK, Sept 5.-Cotto1 nominal: mddling
1114c; net receipts 81 bales, gross e; sales D
bales; stock 81 bales.
BALTIMORE Sept. Cotton quiet but firm;
middlng 1889; net receipts none, gross 1904
balesSairs none; stock 2,401 bales; exports. to
Great Britain $40 bales.
BosroN. Sept. 5.-Cotton quiet; middling 1875
@1lAc; net receipts none, gross 1853 bales;
sales none; STOCK none; exports, to Great Britain
62j bales.
~ILMINGTo IN. Sept. 5.-Cottor quiet but
firm Kidding 1114c; M receipts bales, gross
5; sales none; stock 127 bales
PHILADGLpHIA, Sept. D. otton firm; mid
ding 1850; nei receipts 80 bales, gross so;
STOCK ., 664 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 5.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 10@M10 1l-16c: receipts l,2N bales,
cross 1927 bales; sales 1000 bales; stock 1882
bales
MOBILE, Sept 5.-Cotton easy; middling
lOl6c; nst receipts 507 bales, gross 507; sales
300 pales; stock 1871 bales; exports, coastwise
lS6 bales.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 5.--Cotton quiet but steady;
mi idling 1886: receipts % balls; shipments A
bales; sales - bales; stock 1871 bales.
AreusrA Sept 53otton quiet; t %d bdIag
sales - bales; stock 401 bales
CHARLESTON, Sept. s. cotton firm: rid
ding l05sc; net receipts 475 bales, gross AIS;
sales 200 bales; stock /, 465 bales.
NEW YORK, sent. 81 onSoHGated net receipts
at eli cotton ports to-day were 10,815 bales;
exports to Great Britain 4, us bales, to the con-
tinent 100 bales; stock at all American ports
6S537 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 5, noon.-Wheat quiet; de-
mand poor; holders offer moderately. Corn
firm; demand fair.
New YORK, Sept. 8, noon.-Flour quiet and
heavy " neat dull and easier. Corn active
and steady. Pork quiet but firm at SIP $3.50
10 90 Lard dull and unchanged at So 4506 4716
Freights firm.
500 p. m.-soutbern -four steady; common
to fair extra 50 65@,3 Il, good to choice extra
So 2505 20. Wheat weak and 14c lower; new
No. . red S414@6sc in elevator; options dull at
1Gc decline closing steady-No. red, Septem'
vember delivery SIC. Corn 14015c higher;
No. 2, cash 42}s61 i234c in store; options irregu
lar and &c lower-September delivery 421fc
October delivery 1870, November delivery 1870
lions neutrality-suspicious. delivery 2j1sc Octo-
her de livery csc, November delivery % nc, May
delivery 29c; No. spot 2jM2 &c. Hops un
changed. Coffee-options closed steady-sep-
mis- 55c. November delivery Is 500l5 Soc, May
delivery Is 65@15 zoe; spot Rio firm, fair car
goes I9lAc. Sugar-raw steady and quiet, fair
refining 55sc centrlfugals, 96-test 614c; refined
closed frn-C 616N63sc, extra G 6160171sc,
white extra 71461716c. vel ow 61S66Nc, off A
7h6617 13-t6c, mould SIC standard Sc,
confectioners' A Sc, cut loaf s5sc, crushed and
powdered Sskc graduated sac, cubes SIfc.
Molasses-F oregD nominal; New Orleans open
lrettIe good to fancy, quiet. Petroleum firm;
refined AZ 90 Cotton seed oil quiet. Hides dull.
Wool closed unsettled; domestic fleece 20 sc,
nulled % f4lc Texas l4Ge2Sc. Pork-mess, in
spected, SIP 0013 90; uninspected, Sl2 az q
10 30 Beef quiet extra mess s. OOGD1 90 Beef
hams firm Tierced beef dull. Cut meats FIRM;
picked shoulders 4Ia045sc; picked bellies &c;
nickled hams 101bc Middles strong; short
clear IS rs. Lard lower and dull; Western
steam &c As, choice Sc 90. city So 05; options
September delivery So 40, october delivery
Al 10, Freights to Liverpool strong; cotton Ad,
grain AID.
CHICAGO, Sept 5.--There was continuation
~ vesterdav's dullness in the speculative
market for wheat to-day. The closing quota
tions for futures were about NC be.ow those OF
vest rday. with trading confined largely to De-
cember and May. Fluctuations were extremely
narrow throughout. Vac covering all OF the
changes A fair buiness was Transacted ia
corn and the feeling was firm, trading being at
slightly higher prices. A strengthening FACTOR
was the reports of frost last nixnt IN some sec
tons OF the west, and the market opened firm