The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-13

Tennessee Sc. as. 74ss Terminal. -. :. 241s
Virginia IS. ... as Rock Island ~ 1903
Va. 6s consoIi'tei. So St. Paul -. 741S
Northwestern. -. 1I43s g pref rrsd :. ll4s4
preferred. 1881 Texas Pacific. 80. 81 -
Dela. and Lack. 4 50 Tenn. Coal & Iron. 4514
Erie ............- 3O4 Union Pacific. 49,. 6i54
East Tennessee. 111S n. J. g ntral. 1191s
Lake Shore. .....106ss Missouri Pacific =. 763s
l. vile & Nash 70. 76s Western Union. Si16
Memphis & Char. 62* Cotton Oil certih. 52I6
Mobile & Ohio. 144 Brunswick ...... S3
Nash. & Chatt'a 100
SASked.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 10. CONNECTION quiet;
moderate inquiry; American middlng6 l1-l6 /;
sa eS QUO - 5. for specnlation aud export 500;
q ceiptS J 400 bales-all American.
'H.ures-A erican IN ling middlinS
clause, september delivery 4l-6406 1880
3 S9e4d Sept 'mber and October delivery
; 5'-j466 5l-64d, October and November de
livery 4464@5 4,-64d. November and Oecemb 'r
delivery 5 3S64d, December and January de-
livery 3S-64I15 31-G4d January and February
delivery $40 d, February and March delivery
steady.
200 p. m.-sales of the day included 400
bales of American.
American good middling 15-16d middling
., lid low middling 7-16d. good ordinary
61sd, ordinary sgd.
Futures-American middling low middling
clause, sept amber delivery 49-64d sellers;
September and October ,llvery 57-64d, sellers;
Der and December 39-S4d sellers; ecsmber
and January 39-Gid, sellers; January and Feo-
T rIy delivery Sid, buyers; February and
delivery 49, yld, buyers; April aud May delivery
sid, sellers. Futures steady.
f:OJp. m.-Futures: American middli e, low
nddllng clause, september delivery 80 6i1
buyers; Sc tember and Oct0berd livery 5 1874 !.
sellers; October ani Nov nber A. Id, sellers:
November and December 1854, buyers;
December and January SO 6id: sellers; Janu-
airy and February b 38. sell RS; Fe9ruary
and March 55S-G4d, sellers; March and April
36-64d, buyers; April and May 540-641, sellers.
| Market closed steady
Nav IuRa, Sept. /, noon.-Cotton firm; mid
| ding uDlandS Il3sc; IN ddling dreams l136c;
| sales to-day III bales
Futures-Market opened steady, with sales as
| follows: september delivery ~ 74c; October
deliv ny 10 Bic; november delivery 10 orc; De
| cember delivery 94c; January delivery 97c;
| February delivery 10 04c
500 p. mt otton firm; sales to-day 22j
| bales; nj !dli9G upAnis l13sc; nidlling Or
leans l15Sc; net receipts none, gross none.
'utures-Market clio ed barely steady; sales
| $500 bales, as follows: ptember delivery
| ~ 1910 74c, October delivery 10 30O10 SIC,
ovember delivery 10 OF D10 03c. ecember d =
| livery $500 9Gc, ia uary delivery % y 99c,
| February delivery 10 0Ic, ,iarch delivery 10 100
! 10 1.c, April delivery ~ 15c, Nay delivery TO-
! Q10 &c, June delivery 10 23@l0 2Jc.
The Sa1's cotton review says: Futures
exhibited a struggling, uncertain tone till about
| discouraged some of the late buyers, and a
| small movement TO I'm Dad caused slight e.
cline The pressure on September is about
| over, and short interest for october pretty
well covered these months were consequently
| exec tionally weak The weather reports
| from the south were generally good, but there
were adgcss of rust and worms in some local
| ties. Cotton on spot was more active, holders
meeting the demand more freely
| GALVESTON, Sept. 12.-CoUIon steady; mid Hin
| 101zc; net res=!pt- 800 ales, gross 1910
| sales 1921 bales; stock 2l,9l1 bales; exports
| coastwise 4, 80 bales.
| NORFOLK, Sept. 12.-Cotton steady; middlinp
| 1855; nel e ipJs 30l bales, gro 30 30l; sales
81 BALES; stock $50 bales; exports, coasCwise gil
| DaleS.
BALTGMoaE, Sept 12.-Cotton quiet; mid
| ding 1850; neJ receipts none, gross none
| sai-> none; stock 1894 bales; exports, to the
continent COS bales.
| Boston, Sept. 12-Cotton quiet; mddling 115i
| @11Mc; MT receipts none, gross none; sal
none stock none; export, to Great Britain
| 1,4Sj bales.
d, 1LaISGroN. Sept. 1?.-0otton firm; mid
| DIM 1Olec; NJ rec5iot' 405 bales, AroSs 408
sales none; took 1859 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l2,-Cotton firm: mid
ding 1l9sc; IeD rece,ptS none, cross none; stoc4
| 2,6T2 bales.
| NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 12.-Cotton steady; mid
| dliny 10 7-16c: ne r-ceDts 2,169 bales, rOss
SIN bales; sales Q, $50 bales: stock 2O,58i bales
| MOBILE. Sept. Bottom quiet; niddlin
| 03Sc; n, recoi ts 1871 bales. gross 81; sale 31t
bal s; stock / ,C57 bales; exports, coastwise 57i
| bales
MEMPHIS. Sept. 1e-Cotton quiet but steady
mi ding 10 9-l6c; receipts IS bal shipments
| - bales; sales - bales; stoci 500 Oales.
! -GUsrA Sept II cotton quiet; I'd ling
| i0@ :: receipts Is bales: shipments none; sales
| = bales, stocr 661 ba es
| CHARLESTON, Sept. ~. Cotton steady: mir
| ding r36c: ne receD 2,029 bales, gross {, C29
sales COO bales; stoc. 8,i14 bales.
| ATLANTA. Sept 12.--Lotton closed quiet; mid
| ding 10l6c; receipts 40 bales.
| new lUAR, sept y 80 isoli lated net receipts
| at all cotton ports to-day were 15 2S1 bales
| 1p 1rts, 10 Great Britain 615 bales, to the con
tuent 1,S}2; STOCK a. all me. lcan ports 9y,Sli
Oa.es.
| PROVISIONS. Gro CERES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 12 noon.-Wheat firm; de-
mand poor; holders offer moderately.
| NEW ToRK, Sept. IL, noon.-Flolr irregular
| Wheat dull and easy. Corn quiet and easy
| Fork dul but firm at sig 50013 50. Lard
quiet and steady It Sc 35 Freights firm
! 500 p. in.-Elour, Southern steady, common
| 10 far extra at 50 503 05c, go ID to choice
| 50 15G5 C. Wheat stronger and irregular; y"
! September delivery s434c. October delve S5c
No ember delivery et>sc, May delivery 924c
| Corn moderately active but steady; No. 2, 42IfC
in store and elevator; options Iuiet at 14D9c
| october delivery 42sac, November delivery
| 4s54c May delivery 43Ac. Oats more active
and steady at 14@l5c higher; options quiet but
| stronger Septemoer delivery 25 &c, October
| May delivery 291sc, No. spot %54 0sz6 &c
| mixed western rs . 2Sc. Hop, quiet. Coffee
| options closed irregular and unchanged to
| points down, lower cables and fair business
| September delivery 16 00c, October delivery
| IS OlM16 15c. November delivery l6 D. 1z16 zoe
| May delivery 10 150116 30c, spot Rio fir fail
| cargoes 19Ac. Sugar. raw, strong; fair rein
| ing 55sc bid, refined firm but quiet. Molasses-
| Foreign nominal New Orleans open kettle
| good to fancy, quiet. Cotton seed oil quiet fol
| crude and yellow; options new November deliv
| cry and Decembe delivery 35c; yellow &c. Porl
unsettled and dull; mess, S12 25 II 50, in
| spectad; s12 90 uninspected; extra prime 81 2:
| @10 So Beef inactive. Beef hams st ,ady but
weak Tierced beef quiet Cut meats steady
| Mlddles uncuoted. Lard inactive and easy
Western steam Sc 35 options-September de
livery IS 30 bid. October delivery s. u. Fr-iphts
to Liverpool firm; cotton A016d, grain 41Rc
| bid.
| CHICAGO, Sept. 1e.-The wheat market was
| quiet and active, and after temp 1rary weak
| ness early in the session another decided bull
| turn was wi5ne ssed. Fl1ctualio2s, as on the
two previous days, were within a moderate
| range, but the prices Of late appear to advance
more easily than they decline. The local crowd
| cot oNorr a little On wheat VeStarlav and thera