The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-12
Closing quotations:

Tennessee 6s .....i0i Richmond Richmond Ale. 20
.104* Richm'd & w. PIT
Tennessee Sc. 3s. 743s Terminal. :. 24}5
Virginia 6s 4S Rock Island. 1881
Northwestern eGn 'oi. lisy6 " preferred. 1isa
preferred 1879 Texas Pacific 2lA
Della. and Lack. .14SJS Tenn. Coal & Iron. 45
Erie ............. 309S Union Pacific. SIS
East Tennessee. . 1875 n. J. Central. 1905
Lake Shore 1864 Missouri Pacific =. 77SA
Lvile & Nash. =. 16L5 Western Union. SIS
Memphis & Char. GA Cotton Oil cerJih. biz
Mobile & Ohio. l411 Brunswick ....... 2214
Nash. & Chatt'a. 1000
*Asked.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. II, noon.--Cotton quiet
but steady; American middling 11-16i; SAFES
5000 ba.es. for speculation and export 500;
II ceipts 1000 bales-American 800
Fltures-An erican IN ling. ow middlng
clause, September delivery 6 4O-6i06 41-6l0
8 1906 41-64d, Sept 'mber and october de-
livery 5 59-J4@6 59-6406 5S-64d, october and
November delivery 446405 $500 446id,
November and Decemb r delivery 1864,
December and January delivery 31-64D5 3S-64d
January and February delivery 1856 d, Feb
ruary and March delivery S36ld, March and
April 36-64d. Market opened firm since be-
came quiet.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted TO 200 ba es new dockets.
300 p. m.-Sales of the day included $500
bales of american.
Futures-American middltng low middling
clause, Sept 'mber delivery 41-64d, sellers;
September and Octoberd alivery 5S-64d, sellers;
October and November 44-64d value; Novem-
Der and December 5 40.64d. sellers; Dec ,mber
and January 3S-64d, buyers; January and Feb
ruary delivery 49, i4d, value; February and
March delivery 49, I'D, buyers; March ADD April
delivery 80 i'd sellers; April aud May delivery
5 4 Gid, sellers Futures steady.
4:0O D. MIXTURES: American middh g, low
niddlinE clause, september delivery 400,
value; Sc TENDER and Oct 0ber livery 1854 l.
sell RS; October AMI november Al Id. buy
ers; November and December 39-64d, buyers;
December and January 3S Sid. buyers; Janu-
airy and February 1854, SELLERS FEBRUARY
and March ;S-64d, value: March and April
39-64d, sellers: April and May 540-641. sellers
Market closed barely steady
New YORK. Sept. II, noon.-Cotton dull; mid
ding uplands 1l$sc; m.ddling creams ll96c;
sales to-day none.
Futures-Market opened steady, with seles as
follows: September delivery ~ nc; October
delivery 10 33c; November delivery 10 O3c; De-
cember delivery 97c; January delivery lOc;
February de livery 10 05c.
MANCHESTER, Sept. 1.-THE Guardian says:
THE market is unchanged. India and China
merchants are puzzled at the sickness OF the
demand. Bus ness in export yarns Is small
Shigtings are steady. The manufacturers do
not press sales. Printing cloths are steady.
There is little inquiry for sateens. There IS
quite a steady export inquiry for heavy goods. "
500 D. m.-CoLton firm; sales to-day 1875
leans 1l5sc; net receipts none, gross 30.
Futures-Market closed barely steady; sales
70, 400 bales as follows: september delivery
| 10 75C010 zoe, October delivery 10 80 lD10 34c,
November delivery 10 03010 Csc, ecember de-
livery 96M9 91c, January delivery 90 4 10 OOc,
February delivery 10 0i010 0jc, arch delivery
I 10 10010 1.c, April delivery 10 5000 1ic May
delivery 10 22G10 2}c, June delivery 10 27GD
10 CSC.
The Suns cotton review saws Futures
were variable and unsettled, closing slightly
irregular early, and distant months showing
more strength Winter months were de-
pressed In discussing the bureau report. it
should not be forgotten that it compares with
the very favorable report for last September,
which but for the bad autumn weather that
followed it would have given a crop of 1870, 900
bales, therefore, with good weather for the
| next six weeks, increased acreage and better
condition, will, many think, give ayieldfor the
current crop of nearly 100000 bales. The
corner in September continues"
GALVESTON, Sept 1l.-CoJton steady; midding
10 9-l6c; net receipts 4,754 GALES gross 4,7o4;
sales 1923 bales: stock - bales; exports to
Great Britain $500 bales.
NORFOLK, Sept 11.-Cotton steady; miidling
1880; net re ip-s lG2 bales, gross 162; sales
IS BALES; exports, coaStwise ~ bales.
BALTIaoRE, Sept. Cotton quiet; mid
ding 1l3kc; ne5 receipts none, gross none:
none; stock 1, 1893 bales; exports, to Great
Britain 502 bales.
BosroN, Sept. 11.-Cotton quiet; middling 115s
M1lA4c; net receipts none, gross ], $50 bales;
sales none; stock none.
WnMISeToN. Sept. 11.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 101ec; n receipt 154 bales, eross 154;
sales none; took 65l bales.
rhIIADELPHIA Sept. 1l.-Cotton firm; mid
ding i9sc; net receipts none, gross none; stock
2,572 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 11.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 10I5c; me- r-ceipts 1893 bales ross
3207 bales; sales $50 bales; stock 49, UO4 bales;
exports, coastwise 4l6 bales.
MOBILE. Sept. 11.-CotJon quiet; quotations
revise middiinS ;09sc; =. lecei9.a 346 bales,
gross 346; sale 800 b u $; stock 2047 bales; ex-
ports, coastwise 531 bales.
.aEMPHIs Sept. il.-COtton quiet but steady;
mitdl!ng l0}sc; receipts 50 bal s shipments =
bales; sales - bales; STOCK $50 oa.es.
AUGUSTA, Sept. l1.-CotJon quiet; 4iddlir q
t0155 1O36c; receipts 252 bales; 81. uments $50
bales; sales - bales: stocn 64] ba es.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 11.-Cotton steady; mid
ding csc: ne. receipts 1859 bales, gross $50;
sales ,2OJ bales; stocl sos bales.
NEW IoR2, sept. IL {. soil ate net receipts
at all cott1A ports to-day were ,931 bales;
exports, to Great britain II, 1876 bales, to the
continent 434 STOCK a. all Anne. can ports 81, $50
oa.es.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Sept II. noon.-wheat firm; de-
mand poor holders offer moderately. Corn
steady; demand poor.
NEW YORK, Sept. II, noon.-FIour dull but
steady. Wheat quiet but steady. Corn quiet
and firm. PORK quiet and strong at Sl2 300
Is 80. Lard duh and easy at So IS. Freights
firm.
0.UO D. M OOuIneTn steady. wheat,
dull at 349lc higher; No. rel S3@0S4 Sc:
No, red September delivery s44c October
delivery sac, May delivery 915sc. Corn
frmer but gulet no. 2, AZ g4244c in store;
options September delivery 42Lkc, October
delivery 42Ac, November delivery 43c, May
delivery 44c. Oats-spot dull and weaker; OBJ
tions-September delivery 26Ac, October
delivery 2l1sc, November delivery 2j16c,
Nav delivery 291sc; December de-
livery 271sc, mixed western 24L602Sc
Hop weak Coffee-options higher-Septem-
Der delivery 10 000l6 2lc, October delivery
1G l0n16 Z0c. Move nber delivery Il 10G16 25c :;
spot Rio strong, fair cargoes 1870. Sugar
firm; feir refining 5ssc, renned fairly active but
firm. Molasses-Foreign nominal; New Or
leans open kettle, good to fancy. quiet. Cotton
seed oil quiet for crude and yellow. Pork firm :
mess Sl2 5Jdl3 o., unexpected; extra prime
Sl25j. Beef quiet. Beef hams quiet Tierced
beef slow. Cut meats quiet MIddles firm
Lard. opened weak, closed firm and quieter;
Western steam on spot So 80; city ST.: options
September delivery So IS bid October delivery
S. ri bid; November delivery So IS nominal
Freights to Liverpool strong; cotton 1zOlsd,
grain 4I9d.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1i.-There was a stubbornly
firm market within &c range to-day The bulk
of the trading up to noon in December was
around IS y46rG5Mc. The opening was L6n3kc
higher. FRS sales of December were made at
7sgkc a little later the prcs was SIC, and after
again. A scarsty of No. wheat both in and
outside OF the elevator, is beginning TO attract
attention and without a doubt deters short
ceiling. This. and the government crop report,
was what gave the market back bone to-day.
1J,a In Il crorD buiiatin indicates an aOOraoafe.