The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-07

ding esd. low middling 616d. good ordinary
6h4d. ordinary sgd.
400 D. INJURIES American middliqg. low
niadlns clause, september delivery 476id
sen ers; Sc TENDER aud October livery 1.
sellers october and Move nber As I'D. sellers:
November and December 3 42-64d, sellers; De-
cemoer ami January 10 Cad, sellers; January
and February 39-64d, buyers; February and
March 3O-5td, buyers; March and April 40-64d,
sellers: April and MAY 4i-64i. value. Market
closed quiet but steady.
NEW oR6. Sept. q, nOon.-Cotton steady; mid
ding uplands ll3sc. middling creams HSsc;
sales to-day 373 bales
tutureS-Market opened steady, with sales as
follows: September delivery 10 sc; October
delivery 10 2Sc; november delivery 10 O3c; De-
cember delivery Sc; January delivery 0 &c;
February delivery 10 0]c.
500 p m.-COttou steady; sales to-day 1875
oales; mi ldliug upianus ll3sc; mud ling Orleans
llSsc; net receipts - bales gross 3. $50
rutures-Market closed dull but steady; sales
$500 bales, as follows: september delivery
~ 5s@lO 59c, october delivery 10 % lClO 29c,
November delivery 10 O3Dl0 Ole, ,'ecember de-
livery 469 CSC. January delivery g769 CSC.
February 10 OjGl0 Ole, arch delivery 10 0sc.
April delivery 10 1910 16c, Nay delivery 10 p
a. 10 PC, June delivery 10 27G10 2Sc.
Tie suns cotton review says: Futures
we're variable and unsettled The features
were bulge in October and November options
anu a break Ia September. TWAS said that the
advance in October 90 points to l0J4c) was due
70 manipulation by party who wished to un-
load later months. There was a sharp decline
in the last half hour due to large receipts at in
terror towns, especially those of Alabama, in
Guiding ~ bales at Montgomery. The receipts
at the ports this day were 1884 bales, against
6SS3 last weeK and S,05S last year, and for the
week r',4l2 bales, against 80 ,00i bales for the
corresponding week last year. Cotton on spot
was easy and quiet"
Weekly net receipts at New York $50
bales, gross HOS; exports, to Great Britain
l5.9oO bales, TO France 1905, to the continent
Las bales, forwarded 2,3l3 bales; sales 1888
q ctn hal las
GALVESTON, Sept. Cotton quiet; middling
10 site.
NORFOLK, Sept. 6.-Cotton nominal; middling
BALTIMORE, Sept Cotton quiet but firm;
middlng l1stc.
,BosroN. Sept. 6.-Cotton quiet; middling
WILMINGTON, Sept. Cotton quiet; middling
| l0Ac
,PpHILADrLPHIA. Sept. 6-Cotton firm; mid
ding ll56c.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 6-Cotton firm; mid
| ding 10 Bloc.
MOBILE, Sept. 6.-Cotton easy; middllng
| 10 1-l6c.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 6.-Cotton quiet; middling
! 105sc.
! AUGUSTA, Sept Cotton firm for high
| grades and quiet for low; middling 10k4c.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 6.-Cotton firm; middling
| l0ac.
MONTGOMERY, Sept Cotton firm; middllng
1O3sc.
Macon-no quotations
COLUMBUS, Sept. Cotton steady; middling
| 10L4c.
NASHVILLE, Sept. Cotton quiet; middling
1880.
ROME Sept. 6.-Cotton nominal; middling
| 10Ac.
NEW YORK. sept 6-Consolidated net receipts
at all cotton ports to-day were 1o,9A bales;
exports, to Great Britain 3,3i5 bales to the con-
tinent - bales; stock al all American ports
| 5000 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC
| LIVERPOOL, Sept. s, noon.-Wheat dull; de-
| mand poor; holders offer moderately; receipts
of wheat for past three days amounted to
| 10000 centalS, of which 10000 were Ameri-
can. Corn firm; demand fair; receipts Of
| American corn for the past three days were
| $500 centas.
NEW YORK, Sept 6. noon.-Flour quiet and
weak Wheat quiet and steady. Corn dull
| but steady. PORK quiet and unchanged at
| Sl2 81160l30O. Lard dull at So As Freights
firm.
900 p. m.-Southern flour dull and heavy;
common to fair extra so 65GD3 Is, good to
| 34c lower; new No. red 83@s4Ac in elevator;
| options 3401c lower and heavy-Ko cred. Sep.
| TENDER delivery S34c, October delivery S39lc,
| November delivery S45Sc, December delivery
| S6l6c. Corn 4119c lower; September delivery
| 42c, october delivery 4214c, November delivery
| 521Sc May delivery 1889. Oats easier; options
duh and lower-September delivery 251Sc, Octo-
Der delivery 25Ac November delivery 26Ac
May delivery 25Ac. Hops weak and dull; state
new 15d17c; old, 94f5c Coffee-options 900
RS points up-September delivery Is 6o@l5 roc
October delivery is 70415 75c, November de
livery Is 75bl5 Soc; spot Rio firmer, fair car
goes 1910. Sugar-raw strong, fair refining
59sc centrIfugals, 96-test 6I4c; refined fairly
active and 1rm-C 616d63sc, extra @ GAO
| nc, off A 79A6e7 13-1Gc, mould SIC, stand
ard A Sc, contectioners' A &c, cut loaf sSsc.
crushed and powdered 69sc, granulated sac,
! cubes SIC. Molasses-Foreign nominal; New
| Orleans open kettle, good to fancy, dull. Pc
DO. Ah
seed oil quiet Hides quiet and weak. Wool
| quiet; domestic fleece 500 SOC, pulled 23n4ic,
Texas 14628c. Pork firm. Beef firm; extra
| mess $T17 30 Beef hams strong Mt s1G0f6 30
| Tierced beef slow; city extra india mess 812 20
Oh. Cut meats stronger; picked shoulders ~
| tl436c; picked bellies 6A0'ci picked hams
| 10l6c Middles firm. Lard steady and weak
on new crop; Western steam So 1906 As, city
Der delivery Sc 80. Freights to Liverpool firm;
| cotton z019d, grain Aid
| CHICAGO, Sept 6.-Wheat W as dominated to-
day by bearsh influences, and the feeling be-
| came weaker as the session progressed Prices
receded to the lowest level touched this week.
| there being decline as compared with yester-
days closing OF q full cent in more deferred de-
| llveres Instead Of cold wave coming, the
| weather In the west was warmer and generally
| clear which allayed all fear OF frost for the
| present an weakened prices on the whole grain
| list For time speculative trade dragged, but
| toward noon unloading by discouraged and
| pretty large SCALE and the market sagged rap
| i1ly The principal local feature the selling
| ont of long wheat late in the session. The
| weakest future in the list to-day was May. 1t
| broke nc and closed at the bottom. December
| showed net loss of 1c, and September and Oc-
| tober declined &c. There was q corresponding
| decline in all grades of cash wheat. An active
| business was done in corn during the early part
| Of the day, trading being unusually heavy
| around the opening, after which the pit became
Quiet and active by turns. The feeling devel
| oped was weaker and transactions were at lower
| prices The market ruled weak and closed $40
| &c lower than yesterday. Oats were weaker
| and 1Ad1Mc lower. A fairly active trade was
| reported in mess pork but the feeling was un-
| settled Prices ruled irregular and easy at the
| opening, but soon advanced 1216lDl5c. Later
they gradually receied again to inside figures,
| hut near the clos rallied again and closed com
| paratively steady Trading in lard was only
| moderate The market was easy carly and
sales were made at 219Q15c decline. Later the
| market was stronger with q moderate inquiry
! from shorts and the decline was recovered.
| Toward the closing the 4 cling was easier, and
! the market closed quiet at medium figures A
fairly active business was reported in short ribs.
| The market opened steady at yesterday prices,
| but soon weakened and a reduction Of 5071Sc
was submitted TO- Later the market exhibited
| a little ore strength, and portion OF the de-
| cline was recovered. Near the close 10 ruled
| easier and closed quiet.
| Cash quotations were as follows: Flour was
| criat ami unchanged. Wneat-No. = spring
! 76Aa76,kc; No. 2 red 76Mc Corn-No. ?, 33Jkc.
| OatsDNo 2, 19c. Mess pork at $40 65010 20.
| lard S6 O!lh. Short ribs S. 00Q5 05. Shoulders
| 81 5O614 S.. Short clear sides not quoted.
| Whisky at 81 o.
Leading tut ares ranged as follows:
] OnenIng. HIkhaSL. Closing.