The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-02
THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ?. 1890.

ga bales; stock 1904 bales; exports, coastwise
II bales
BALTIMORE, Sept. Cotton nominal; mid
sales none; stock zoo bales.
BosroS. Sept I.-Cotton quiet and easier;
mlddllng lie; net rec siptS bales, gross 1914
ssles n0ne STOCK - bales; exports, TO Great
WILMINGTON, Sept. 1.-Cotton. nothing doing
mldoing lO14c; net receipts 276 bales, gross 276;
| 146 bales
PzILADELPHIA. Sept. l-Cotton-Holiday
net receipts - bales, gross -; stock 1913
NEw ORLEANS. Sept Cotton closed quiet
mlddling lO4Sc; net receipts l.457 bales gross
/ LOB; sales IS bales; stock s. 946 bales.
tutureS-The market closed quiet but steady
| Der delivery Csc, October delivery 7tc No
/ yember delivery 73c. December delivery 74c,
| January delivery 79c February delivery S5c,
March delivery &c, April delivery 95c.
The report of the cotton crop in the United
| States for the year ended Aug. 80 is as follows:
Port receipts SIS INA bales; net overland move
ment 9S7, Al bales; southern consumption
546,s94 bales, including 30,217 bales taken by
southern mills from ports. Total crop 1907 1922
| bales.
MOBILE, Sept. 1.-Corton market easy;
midd ing 10lsc; net receipts SIS bales, gross SIS;
sales 30 bales; stock ,672 bales; exports, coast
| wise = bales
MEMPHIS, sept. 1.-Cotton nominal; middling
lose; receipts 81 bales; shipments - bales,
S-~'N"S
AUsUsrA, Sept. 1.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 9Isc; receipts S7s bales; shipments 93l; sales
S2l bales; stock 1857 bales.
CHARLESTON, Sept. Lotion steady; mid
| ding 10@1101Sc; net receipts 3,511 bales, gross
| S,oll; sales 100 bales; stock 7.033 bales.
ATLANTA Sept. Cotton, easy; middling
| lO15c; stock on hand $50 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
| LIVERPOOL, Sept. /, noon.-wheat easy; de-
mand poor; holders offer freely; California No.
| l, Is 71sd@7s Sd; red western spring Is 61; red
western winter rs Sgd Corn steady; demand
fair; mixed western As 634d.
| CHICAGO, Sept lin wheat trading was
fairly liberal in a speculative way and the feel
! ing developed was somewhat unsettled The
odening was decidedly weak, with prices 40 &c
| lower, and sold off 14c more. but good buying
| of September caused that future to advances
| 214c, and more deferred futures followed to
| some extent, December advancing 1850 then
| so d off some and closed sc lower for Septem-
Der, 1850 lower for December and 115c lower
| for May than the closing figures Saturday.
| Corn was fairly active and a little unsettled.
ruling weak early and firmer later, but closed
| easy. At the opening there was heavy Offering
of May, influenced by favorable reports, the
| crop being greatly improved last week, though
| the weather was too cool for rapid growth, and
the signal service to-day predicted favorable
| weather in the corn region The first sales were
| at 1ED9sc decline, and under free selling sold
| otf5sc. rallied 5sc on covering by local crowd,
who sold early, declined 16034c, and closed
| with a loss of 11s01l4c. Oats were weaker and
unsettled. prices ranging lower. Inside figures
were we'll maintained at the close. The receipts
we're heavy but fell below expectations and
| aggregated 1873 cars. Large receipts and free
| offerings caused a decline Of 40Ac, which was
followed by reaction to previous outside
figures The market then gradually declined
| 190l1c and closed weak. Mess pork was fairly
active and prices irregular. Offerings were
| fair and the demand moderately active. At the
| opening the feeling rather steady, but a
weak feeling soon developed and prices receded
| l02c, near deliveries showing the greatest de-
| cline. Slight rallies made during the
middle of the session. but settled back again
and closed rather easy. Lard fairly active
and a comparatively steady feeling prevailed
| Offerings were not very large and the demand
was not urgent. Fluctuations in prices were
slight and the market closed quiet at inside
| figures. In shoat rib sides quite an active bust
ness was done and comparatively steady
| feeling prevailed. Offerings were quite free
and the demand was rather good Fluctuations
were confined within narrow range and the
market closed steady.
Cash quotations. were as follows: Flour
steady. Wheat - No. spring 81 Of, No ;
red 81 OF. Corn-No 2, 4514c. Oats-Eo. {
| 441z045c. Mess pork $40 co. Lard SIS 20. Short
ribs S. 25@5 80. shoulders. So 1903 S71e Short
clear Sides S. 6005 IS. Whisky at 81 10.
Lea1Ing fut Tres rs aged as follows: