The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-04

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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL Sept 5, noon.-Cotton steady and
IN ialr demand; Am-rIcan middling 8 15-l6d /;
sales 10000 baies, OF which 900 were for specu.
latin aud export; receipts 1000 bales, of which
200 were American.
Futures Il neacsu m Hing low middIine
clause, September delivery 5264d; Septemb Der
and October delivery 45-64d, also S s6-64d;
October and November delivery 42-64Gl5 $3.50;
November and December delivery 5 40 Gid;
December and January delivery 5 4l-6Id; Jan
uary and February delivery Al 64d; February
and March delivery I'd. March and April
delivery . 1914. Futures opened quiet but
steady.
The tenders Of deliveries at to-day's clearinss
amounted to 1860 ba es new dockets and 1900
bales old
200 p: m.-sales of the day included 10000
ales OF American.
American middng Is l6d
tutIrsS-Ansrlcan midillng, low middltng
clause, September delivery 51-64d, buyers; Sep
Octo Der delivery 45@15 46-64-54d; October and
November delivery 4264Gl5 43 64d; November
and December delivery 41-64Qt5 4264l; De-
cember and January delivery 5 40-64 ms 4l-64d:
January and February delivery 4064A5 41-64d
February and March delivery 4l-64Q15 42-64d; ;
March and April delivery 43-64d, sellers
Futures quiet but steady.
400 p. m -eutures: A nerlcan mitdling low
mlddltng ca Use, September delivery $500
33-64d september aud Octob n delivery 5 45-64d
value; October delivery 46-64d, value; October
AAl x u a. a
yemoer ana December delivery 1905 42-64d
December and January delivery ) 40-64G
4l-64d; January and February delivery 40 "a
o. 4'-64d; February and March delivery 5 4l-64
p5 42-64d; March and April delivery 5 4S-64d
sellers. Futures closed steady.
MANCHESTER Sept. 3.--The Gudrdidn SAYS:
Although there is occasionally an increase in
inquiry, the market on the whole is inactive.
Sales are moderate. Prices yesterday yielded
point In some departments. especially the yarn
department. A rev orders we've placed for the
east, chiefly for China. There is a moderate
demand for minor foreign and home markets
The tendency is slightly in favor of buyers.
Inc demand for yarn is poor. There is some
new export inquiry, but offers for goods in
quantity are rarely acceptable. Cloth is irregu-
lar Best plain goods are well sold. Prices are
firm. In most other lines orders are wanted.
ladia and China makes it rule firm The posi-
ton OF manufacturers regarding quotations has
decidedly improved, owing TO the decline in
cotton yarn, but their chances of selling i'm
p9rtar quantities are not frequent"
.,
easy; middling uplands lie; mlddling Orleans
IL 316c; sales to-day 314 bales.
Futures-The market opened quiet but firm,
with sales as follows: September delivery
10 53c, october delivery 10 3jc, November de-
livery 10 24c, December delivery 10 23c, January
delivery 10 CSC February delivery 10 Sic
800 p. m.-Cotton closed easy; middling up
lands lie; middiny Orleans II 316c; net
receipts to-day - bales, gross 1887; sales to-
day 21s bales; new cotton offered 14c lower
Futures-Market closed easy; new cotton
Ac iower; sales IS, 500 bales, follows: Septem-
Der delivery 10 1910 soc; October delivery
10 25O10 2oc; November delivery 10 200 20 21c;
December delivery 10 1910 20c; January de
livery 10 2iD10 24c; February delivery 10 600
10 &c; March delivery 10 3O@10 Sic, April de
livery 10 35D10 &c, May delivery 10 400 10 4sc
GALVESTON, Sept 3.-Cotton easy; middlipg
Toe; net receipts 1882 bales. gross 8, 252; sales
$50 bales; stock q, 5lS bales.
NORFOLK, Sept. 3.-Cotton steady; middlin e
1014c; net rece pts 1928 bales, gross 1,52S; sales
765 GALES; stock 1888 bales; exports, coastwise
166 bales
BALTIMORE, Sept. Cotton nominal; mid
ding 1O$4c; net receipts - bales, gross -;
sales none; stock 800 bales
BosroS, Sept Cotton easier; middling
10 15-l6c: net receipts ,34S bales, gross 2,3iS;
sales none; stock - bales; exports, to Great
Britain rs bales.
WILMINGTON, Sept. 3.-Cotton steady; middling
10c; net receipts 458 bales gross 4SS; sales none;
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 1I1Rc; net receipts - bales, gross -;
STOCK !, 1v4 bales.
New ORLEANS, Sept 3.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 101sc; net receipts 1894 bales gross
2,527 sales 200 bales; stock 500 bales; exports
coastwise ,033 bales.
Futures-Tne market closed quiet and easy
with sales of ~, 100 bales as follows: Septem-
bsr delivery 8 c, October delivery nc. No
vember delivery nc December delivery 7ic,
January delivery 9 nc, February delivery SIC,
Marcd delivery 99c, April delivery 95c
May delivery 10 03c.
MOBILE, Sept. s.-Cotton market easy;
midd ing loo; net receipts 439 bales, gross 49,
sales 20 bales; stock 1895 bales; exports, coast
wise $50 bales.
MEMPHIS, sept. 3.-Cotton nominal; middling
10lsc; receipts 10 bales; shipments - bales;
sales - bales; stocS 521 bales.
AUGUSTA Sept. 3-Cotton steady; mid ling
95Ac; receipts 80 bales; sh pmenIs 295 bales;
saiss - bales; stoca 1894 bales.
CHARLESTON, Sept, 9.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding lie; net receip 9. 2S1 balos, gross 2,2S1;
SAFES 500 bales; stock II 1923 bales
ATLANTA. Sept. 3.-Cotton dull; middling
$3.50; no receipts.
NEW YoIK, Sept, 5.-Consoh iated net re-
ceIpJs at ia COZ on Jor5s to-day we're 1878
baIes; exports, G eat BrI ain 4,656 bales,
to the continent - bales; stock at all the ports
S5,79S bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Lrv4Rp DOL, Sept. 3, noon.-wheat steady; de-
mand poor; holders offer moderately. Corn firm;
demand improving.
NEW YORK, Sept 8, noon.-FIour dull and
Irregular. Mhea5 active and unsettled. Corn
QuIeJ and weak. Pork quiet and steady at
$12 2561l3 co. Lard quiet and steady at S6 4213.
Freights firm.
500 o. m.-Fiour, southern dull and heavy;
common TO fair extra SO 3003 80; good to choice
81 0034 IS. Wheat dull aud lower; No.
red, 81 0211 03 in elevator; options were weak
and lower; No. red September delivery
81 %; October delivery ST. 041s; November
delivery 81 059s; January delivery 81 0756.
Corn was active but lower; No. red, $500
5334c in elevator; options closed weak; Sep
tsmber and October deliveries 52Ac; Novem-
Der delivery $3.50; December delivery $3.50;
May delivery 541sc. Oats spot, steady; options
firner but dul; September delivery 40}sc; Oc-
tober delivery 4O1sc; No. spot 40404113c;
mixed western 3S1s042c. Hops firm; state
1889 crop 22@3Oc; old 14G22c. Coffee
Options closed easy; September delivery, sly 80
OH 80; October delivery Sl7 30Q117 As; Novem-
Der delivery Sl6 S5tG16 IS; spot Rio quiet and
steady fair cargoes at 20kc. Sugar-raw
active and higher; fair refining 5Ac; centrifu-
gals, go test, 5@1515c; refined fairly active and
flrm; G 514c extra c 5 5-l6Gb512c, white extra
G $500 l-l6c, off 5 11-1605ikc, mould A
CSC, standard A 15-16c, confectioners A 61kc,
cut loaf 1880, crushed 6 1880, powdered
IL &c, grenulated 6ssc, cubes 516c Molasses
foreign nominal; New Orleans quiet; common
TO fancy 26Q45c. Petroleum quiet but steady;
rein 81 3d. Cotton seed oil quiet; crude 23c
Csc; pulled 26@34c; Texas i7024c. Pork firmer
and quiet mess S12 00012 IS: extra prime
$40 30. Beef quiet but steady; extra mess
So 1901 02. Hams, beef, quiet and easy at
$16 80. Tierced beef quiet and firmer; city extra