The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-08

~ D T--IIIT. SFII-TS.
Octooer and Noveu Der 46-6id. sell rs: Novenl
Der and becember 40-54d. sellers; Dec nber
anu January 5S6id, buyers: January and Fen
, ,.1y 9ehvery IS 4d. sellers; February AMI
ldIcn ueLVery 3S I'D, sellers; Marcn a ID April
40-6id, sellers.
American good middling uplands I'd. mid
s ~ Nis oe5d' low mddling 612d, good ordinary
o741, ordinary sad.
INV, ne" ora; Sept. Z, noon.-Cotton firm; mid
ulhg uplandS ll3sc. mddlng creams 1I5kc;
sales to-day 2S3 bales
futures-Tne market opened steady and
S.1seu stea1y, vita sales as follows: August
delivery opened at 10 sc aud closed at 10 Ole;
september opened at 10 PC and closed at 10 re;
OcIooer opened at 10 Ole and closed at 10 03c:
november opened at 92c and closed at 49,.
december opened at 0 96c and closed at . sc;
January opened at 10 O2c and closed at 10 03c.
2:UJ 2. m.-CottOn firm; sales to-day 2S3
oales' mi ding upianiS 1850; mldlling Orleans
II95c; net receipts bales gross 142.
FUTURES Market closed quiet but steady; sales
90 yO bales. as follows: September delivery
~ Ole october delivery 10 - 90 2Sc, Noyen,-
per delivery 10 OLA 10 Ole, December delivery
5000 &c, IA uary delivery 9 H@9 CSC. r'eb-
rHaTy 10 0}@1J Ole, arch delivery 10 0JG
~ lOc. April delivery 10 IS q 10 Ice May delivery
~ Il 10 &c, June delivery 10 266110 2Sc.
Inc SunS cotton review says: Futures
made very little change and were dull. Sep
temoer partially recovered yesterdays decline,
ana IN conjunction to a firm spot marked, gave
tone to the whole range of values in the face of
very favorable crop reports, an increased
movement, and weaker Liverpool a ivices Very
small stocks III this market discourage selling
firm"
GALVESTON, Sept. 7.-Cotton steady; middnc
10 9-l6c; net receipts 1928 bales, gross 3923;
sales !, 253 bales; stock Is, $50 bales.
NORFOLK, Sept. 7.-Cottol steady; middling
lie; net receipts bales, gross 6; sales -
bales; stock IS bales.
BALTIMORE, Sept. cotton quiet; rniddling
none; stock ,, 401 bales.
Boston, Sept 7.-Cotton quiet; mddlng 115S
01l4c; net receipts bales, gross 46; sales
none stock none.
WILMINGTON. Sept. Cotton quiet; mid
ding 10Ac; n receipts 3S bales, gross 80; sales
none; stock 16l baloS
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. cotton quiet mid
ding 1l9sc; net recelp1s none, gross none;
stock 2, 664 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. Cotton steady; mid
ding 10 9-16c; receipts 2,395 bales, r. ,~s
2,9.6 bales; sales 1900 bales; STOCK 1902 bales;
exports, coastwise2 0 bales.
MOBILE, Sept. 7.-Cotton dull and easy ;
middlin< 1879; ne. receipts 1,1SS bales, gross
,1SS; sale 80 pal s; stock ,16j bales; exports,
coastwise /, 81 bales.
MEMPHIS, Sept. cotton quiet but steady
middllng l09sc; receipts Is bal shipments -
bales; sales - bales STOCK 9i4 bales.
a GUsrA, Sept. 7.-CotUon, firm for high
grades, quiet for low grades, ID dag l03s;;
receipts 359 bales shipments 34l bales; sales =
bales: stock a35 ba'es.
CHARLESTON, Sept. Cotton firm: mid
ding 056:: neJlecclpts 1.212 bales. -ro 1912;
sales $50 bales stocA 272S bales; exports, coast
wise 999 bales.
ATLANTA. Sept T.-Cotton steady; mlddling
l034c; no receipts.
New YORK, oe pt. 7.-Consoli iatel net receipts
at all cotton ports to-day were 1875 bales;
exports, to Great Britain - bales; stock u,
ali Anne lean ports 70, 145 bales.
The total visible supply of cotton for the
world is 6323f9 bales, of which 464, GO bales
are American, against SIS, 1873 and 1876, 99J
bales, respectively, last year Receipts at all
interior towns for the week 1893 bales. Re
ceipts from plantations 6j,4J2 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. Z noon.-Wheat dull; de-
mand poor; holders offer moderately. Corn
firm; demand fair.
NEW YORK, Sept. Z, noon.-Four quiet and
easy. Wneat dull and weak Corn quiet but
steady, Pork quiet and firm at Sl1 rs %
II 80. Lard quiet but steady at 10 4312
Freights firm
500 y. m.-Wheat, spot heavy; No. red S3l4
@S3Ac; options-No red, September deiiverJ
S@4c, October delivery e3}sc. Corn quiet No
1873; steamer mixed nominal; November de
livery 4216I943 916c, December delivery 4236c
May delivery 4i3s. Oats duh and weaker
September delivery 2j$4c, October delivery
25Ac, November delivery 25Bc, December
delivery sc; mixed western 25c. Hop, weak
Coffee steady, with fair trade; options-Sep-
TENDER delivery 10 20 D D Soc, October delivery
10 S0615 SIC. November delivery 10 75015 91c.
December delivery 10 SOU15 %; fair cargoes
1896 Sugar firm. Moasses quiet; New Or
leans open kettle, good to fancy, 2S0D46c. Cot
seed oil unquoted Pork strong and quiet;
mess, inspected, $12 IS gle 80; uninspected,
SIP &5412 SOC. Middes firm. Lard stronger;
Western steam S. 45. Freights to Liverpool
firm cotton u a 16d, grain not quoted.
CHICAGO, Sept. lin the speculative branch
of the wheat trade there was continuation of
yesterdays weakness, prices showing further
depreciation. The most important piece of
ne rs was dispatch from Minneapolis saying
that owing to the failure of all but four ell va
tors in that city to comply with the new law
and thus become regular 1,0J0.0D0 bushels of
wheat will disappear from the stocks there in
the next report. Next in Importance as a bear
factor was the report that the Kansas board of
agriculture estimated the crop of the United
States at 35 900 U0J, or 1O0000JU bu ;helS in ex-
cess of the yislI of 1898. Selling orders from
the northwest were received. Receiving houses
here are getting orders TO sell Kansas No. 3 red
wheat in $1,000 bushel lots to arrive. Temporary
strength was developed early by covering of
two or three large lines of shorts, but the under
tone was weak and the bears were in control
most of the session. The net decline for lead
ing futures was 35GD15c., and the closing figures
were within small fraction of the bottom for
the day and week. There general liquida-
ton by discouraged longs and some selling for
account of eastern parties Both public and
private cables noted dull and easier markets A
moderate speculative trade was transacted in
corn and the feeling developed was weaker
September, while the other futures s. owe 4 but
little change compared with yesterdays clos
ing figures The trading in oats was fair in
May, but for the other mont IS very little busi
ness was DONE The feeling in mess pork was
somewhat unsettled and prices irregular. The
market closed at about outside fl lures for
October deliveries and inside for January de-
llveries. Comparatively light business was re-
ported in the lard market and the feeling was
steady Sales were made at about yesterdays
range of prices. A moderately active trade
was reported in short ribs and the market was
steadier, rices ruled somewhat irregular and
averaged higher.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour was
dull an steady. Wneat-No. spring 7556c;
No. 2red 1920. Corn-No. ?, 8314c. Oats 80.
. 19c Mess pork at I'll 40111 so. Lard SIS OH
1905. Short ribs S. 0j. Whisky at 81 o.
Leading luGures ranged as follows:
Opening. highest. Closing
No Q WHEAT
Oct delivery. T65 16J3 1914
Dec delivery. 70 rs 5736
May delivery. 81 81 Sl55
CuRN, 20. =
Oct delivery. 1915 1888 33A
Nov delivery 80 1919 331S
Dec. delivery. 52]6 3256 1878