The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-11
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Tennesseess S.. !sS Terminal: DA
Va. IS coaso['tsi. 80 ST. Paul .......... 7O%
| Ones. Ohio. 80. preferrei. .li6
Northwestern. 1924 Texas Pacific 1885,
preferred .142Sa Tenn. Coal & Iroa. a
Della and Lack 1i4A Union Pacific. 601s
Erie. ............. 1855 n. J. Central. 1877
East Tennessee. 80 Missouri Pacific E. 70l6
Lake shore. gee. 1868 Western Unlol. .. S3A
L'ville 3 NaSn.. .- SIS Cotton OH cerdd. 24A
| Memphis Omar. g. Brunswick ...... 80
Mobile0 Ohio. % Mobile Ohio As 644
| Mash. & Chatt'a.. l01 Silver certificates 16M
| COTTON.
LIVERPOOL Sept. 10. noon.-Cotton steady
| and IN fair demand; American middling
! l3-l6d; sales 5000 oa.es, OF which 1000 were
for speculation and export; receipts 200 bales
American 2,700 bales.
| Futures American IN dllinR. low middling
clause September delivery 4s-64d; September
and October delivery 3 4464d: October delivery
5 44-64d; October and November delivery 41-S4
| @D5 4064d; November and December delivery
| 40-64d; December and January delivery 39-6Id;
| January and February delivery 39-64d; Feb
| ruary aud March delivery 4064d; March and
April delivery 4l-64d. Futures quiet but
] steady.
There were no tenders for delivery at to-day's
| clearings.
300 p. m.-ssles Of the day included $500
bales of American.
| American middling lS-10d.
| tutures-American middling. low middling
clause, September delivery 5 aS-64d, sellers;
| September and October delivery 5 1910
44-6fi; October delivery 43-64Gs5 Hold; Octo-
/ Der and November delivery 40I64915 41-64d; No
| vember and December delivery 39-64@l5 4064d;
| December and January delivery 80 64d buyers;
| January and February delivery 39-64d buyers;
| February and March delivery 40-64d, sellers;
| March and April delivery 40-6405 41-64d
| Futures quiet but steady.
400 .. m futures: American middlin2, low
mddling clause, September delivery 5 1854
| sellers; September and October delivery 44-64d
buyers; October delivery 44.o4d buyers; octc-
| Der and November delivery 1850, value; No.
| vember and December delivery 40-64d, buy
| ers; December and January delivery 39-640
. 1000; January and February delivery 1894
| 05 4O-64d; February and March delivery 40-64
| 05 41-54d; March and April delivery 41-64d
buyers. Futures closed firm.
MANCHESTER, Sept. 10.-The Guardians re-
| view of yesterdays market says: There was
much difficulty in executing orders on account
| of the steadness in prices Buyers and sellers
are not satisfied with the progress they ere
| making. Distributors have heard of fall in
cotton and are expecting to buy at cheaper rates.
| They do not take INTO their reckoning the fact
that prices at Liverpool and New York were
long arti1cially sustained much above parity
| with those OF Manchester. Producers, how
| ever, as whole, are so well fortified with
ders that there is necessity for their yielding
and they do not hesitate to refuse low offers,
| although occasionally there is weakness. Yarn
| was quiet Some spinners did an average
Tuesday S business. Inquiry for export yarn was
| poor. There was only a hand to mouth business
ing cautiously. few important orders were
| placed where sellers were easy Cloth was
firm. Disqualification in the Calcutta market
| disconcerts India merchants and interferes with
the placing of orders There was seme bust
ness for Bombay. Best printers and high reed
finishing cloth were fairly steady. Lower
qualities were weak. Heavy goods were quiet. s.
New York, Sept. 10. noon.-Corson opened
steady; middling uplands 10SEc: middltng Or
leans 10 13 Ice; sales to-day 1873 bales.
Futures.The market opened steady, with
sales as follows: September delivery 10 49c Octo-
Der delivery 10 CSC November delivery 10 &c, De-
cember delivery 10 2lc, January delivery
10 25c, February delivery 10 CSC.
uplands 1880; middiing Orleans 10 1896; net
receipts to-day - bales gross 4,o45; sales to-
| day 143 bales.
10000 bales, follows: September delivery
| 10 33Q110 34c; October delivery 10 1910 lie;
November delivery 10 0991o 1Oc; December de-
livery 10 9@1o loc; January delivery 10 1i@
| 10 12c; February delivery 10 l5@110 Ice; March
| delivery 10 zoe, April delivery 10 240l0 BIC,
May delivery 10 2S010 29c. June delivery 10 $50
| 10 CSC.
| The Suns cotton review SAYS: Futures
| opened slightly dearer but quickly declined
| closing easy at decline of Is points Septem-
| Der and II TO ~ points on other months from
| yesterdays closing prices, The report of the
| Department of Agriculture, putting the cond-
| tion of the cotton crop on Sept. at 8515 per
| cent, was less unfavorabe than rumors had il
| yesterday, and in conjunction with recent
| favorable weather, turned the stronger opening
| into semipanic. Bulls fairly tumbled over
| each other in their hurry to unload. In the last
| nOur thero was partial recovery on buYlAg to
close operations for the day, but final dealings
| showed an unsettled market The ChrontcLe
makes the outturn of tn, crop 7,8i3,726 bales
the season before 6,9s5,06 and the season be-
| fore that 7,017, 707. The next crop is estimated
| from to-day's bureau report at 800, 900 bales.
| Spot cotton was dull and weak"
GALVESTON, Sept. 10.-Cotton firm; middlng
| 934c; net receipts 4,752 bales. gross 4752 sales
1,147 bales; STOCK 34,So4 bales; to spnners 10
! bales.
NORFOLK, Sept. 1o.-Cotton steady; middling
t~AZ . knla n -0n.
sales $50 bales; stock 6,217 bales; exports, coast
| wise 1874 bales
BALTIMORE, Sept 10.-Cotton nominal; mid
| ding 1012c; net receipts S16 bales, gross 316;
| sales none: stock 64S bales; exports, coastwise
! 100 bales
BosroN. Sept 1o.-Cotton firm; middling
109sc; net rec -ipts 80 bales, gross 80: sales
none stock - bales; exports, to Great Britain
| bales
WILMINGTON. Sept 1O.-Cotton Arm; middling
916c; net receipts 1.054 bales, gross l,054 sales
none stock .1742 bales; exports, coastwise A
| bales.
PHILADELPHIA Sept. 1o.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding lie; net receipts - bales, gross -; stock
1,246 bales.
New ORLEANS, Sept f0-Cotton opened firm
and closed weak; middling Is l6c; net receipts
2,s2 bales, gross 1857; sales 1000 bales; stock
| Is, 22S bales: exports. coastwise 500 bales.
| Futures-The market closed easy. with
sales of 80 200 bales as follows: September de-
livery re, October delivery Q CSC. November
| delivery 64c, December delivery 9 Csc, January
delivery Csc, April delivery 91c, May delivery
| 9 95c
Mon1LE, Sept. 1o.-cotton market quiet;
| midi ing SIC: net receipts 1871 bales, gross
1851; sales 500 bales; STOCK 3,612 bales; exports
| coastwise 1876 bales.
MaMpHrs, sept 1o.-cotton steady; niddling
10c; receipts los bales; shipments rs bales;
sales bales; stocl 9J4 bales.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 10-Cotton quiet and easy;
middling lS-16c; recei ITS 7S6 bales; shipments
AL bales; sales 479 bales; STOCK .13j bales
CHARLESTON, Sept 1o.-Cotton firm; mid ling
| 9MO10c; net receipts 236 bales, gross l,2S6;
SAFES rs bales; stock ,7S5 bales.
ATLANTA. Sept 10.-Cooton quiet; middling
919c; receipts ga bales.
NEW YoaK, Sept 10.-Con soli lated net re-
ceIpus at III cotton oorIs to-day were 1892
bales; exports. 20 Great BrI .aia 1,272 bales,
to the continent - bales; stock at all the ports
1881 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 10. noon.-wheat quiet; de-
mand poor; holders offer moderately; California
No. l. Is 4id7s 416d. Corn dull; demand poor;
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