The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-13

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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL Sept 1o. noon--Cotton steady
anu 10 fair demand; American middling
lS-l6d; sales 1000 bales, of which 1000 we're
TOT speculation aud export; receipts 1000 bales
american none.
CLAUSE, September delivery 4}-5f35 a. -6id: See
tender and October delivery 4Oo4i15 4i-8si.
Oc.3oer and November delivery ssSesd; No
E ven e and December delivery 81 e4d; Decem
January and February delivery 86-646
5 S1-O4d; February aud March delivery Il,
March and April delivery 3964i Futures
| firm.
The weekly cotton statistics are as follows.
Total sales for the week so. 900 bales-Amer
lean 1000 bales; trade tasin9s, including for
export 1000 babes; total Imports q, 900 bales
American 5000; total stock $500 bales
American $4,000 bales; total afoat %. 900
bales-American 70,fOO bales
There were no tenders for delivery at TO DAYS
clearings.
200 p. m.-sales of the day included 200
| bales or American.
American middlng 5 i8-I6d.
tutIres-Ansrican middrus, low middling
clause, september delivery S 46-646bb 45-64d:
september and October delivery 41-641
value; October delivery 4l-6Ad value; October
aud November delivery 5 SS-S46t5 39-6Id; No
vember and December delivery 87-6415 8s-S4d;
December and January delivery 81 sd, value;
January and February delivery s 37-6td value:
February and March delivery ss-6ld, sellers;
March and April delivery 5 Sg-64d sellers
| Futures quiet but steady.
4;np. m futures: American INF idling, low
middllng clause, September delivery $500
a. Odd; September andOcGober delivery 5 Al sd
sellers; October delivery 4i-64d sellers; Octo-
Der and November delivery 5 3S-6id, buyers; No
vemoer and December delivery S7-64N
3S-64d; December and January delivery a7-64d,
sellers; January and February delivery 37-64d,
| sellers; February and March delivery B So "a 4,
sellers; March and April delivery 5 s9-64d.
sellers. Futures closed quiet but steady.
New YORK, Sept l2, noon.-Cotton opened
steady; 1niddling uplands 10 11-l6c; middling
Or cans 10Jsc; sales 2ij bales.
| FdtureS-Fhe market opened steady with
! sales as follows September delivery 10 4Oc ;
October delivery 10 23c; November delivery
10 loo; December delivery 10 l5c; January de
livery 10 1Sc; February delivery 10 23c
5:OOp. m.-Cotton steady; middling 10 1f-f6c;
low middhng fO>4c good ordinary 9Sso; net
receipts mere to-day = bales, gross $3.50:
sales to-day 32i bales all to spinners; exports to
| Great Britain ,S0S bales forwarded i,035 bales
| stock at this port 1884 bales.
weekly net receipts ut New York 502
bales gross 1885; exports, to Great Britain
| 1865 bales, to the continent 100 bales: for
warded sJ,073 bales; sales ,749 bales all to spin
ners.
Consolidated net receipts at all ports for
the week 125, $50 bales; exports to Great Britain
| 5JoOo bales, to the continent go.
Total net receipts since Sept. I. 201, 800 bales:
exports to Great Britain a, 405 bales, to the con
Futures-Market closed quiet with sales of
800 bales, as follows: September delivery
| 10 39OlG 40c; October delivery 10 3S0l0 3Jc;
November delivery 10 1910 lie; December de
| livery 10 13c; January delivery 10 l56alO 16c.
February delivery 10 1910 2Oc; March delivery
| 10 230l0 BIC, April delivery 10 30lol0 Sic NAV
delivery 10 5000 SIC, June delivery 10 4lQs
| 10 43c
The Suns cotton review says: Futures
| opened at lag points advance, closing quiet
| and unchanged on September and lag points
| decline on other months from yesterday 3
| closing prices. The market made a slight ad-
vance on stronger report from Liverpool but
the bulls showed neither vigor nor courage and
| there was feverishly unsettled tone through
| out the day; closing dull and somewhat irregu-
| lar AT one time some strength WAS infused by
| receipts at some interior towns making com
| paratiyey small showing, giving rice 20 the oh
| Vervation that planters may be holding back
cotton because prices arc not satisfactory. II
| was clearing weather In nearly all sections of
the south and turning cooler with bulls in
cllned TO get up a frost scare on every sign Of a
| blizzard in the northwest. The high rates of
money will, it is believed, check for some time
the demand from New England spinners Spot
| cotton Is quiet. "
GALVESTON, Sept 1s.-Cotton firm; middlmg
9s4c.
NoRFoLx, Sept te.-Cotton STEADY; middlinz
10 1-1sc
BALTIMORE, Sept, 12.-Cotton nominal; mid
| ding lOlpc.
BosroN, Sept 19-Cotton fairly active; mid
| ding 10Ac.
WILMINGTON. Sept 12.-Cotton firm; middIing
| csc.
PHILADELPHIA Sept 1e.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding 1 nc
New ORLEASs, Sept. ls.-Cotton weak; mid
| ding 9IAc.
| a
$4,000 bales, as follows: september delivery
| 9 Tic, October delivery Q Csc, November de
| livery 9 64c, December delivery 9 CSC January
delivery re, February delivery 8 79c, March
| delivery SEC, April delivery &C, May delivery
10c.
MOBILE. Sept. ls.-Cotton quiet; middHng
s34c.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 12.-Cotton quiet but steady;
middling 9Ac.
CHARLESTON, Sept 12.-Cotton steady; middling
97sc
| ding VIC
Macon-Not received.
COLUMBUS, Sept. 12-Cotton firm; middiing
9I4c.
NASHVILLE, Sept. 12.-Cotton quiet; middling
iOc.
SELMA, Sept. i2,-Cotton quiet; middling
| 93Ac.
ROME, Sept 12.-Cotton steady middling 934c
NEW YoRK, Sept. Reconstructed net re-
receipts at all cotton ports to-day 10 ,6l7 bales
exports to Great Britain 6, $40 bales, TO the con-
| tinent - bales; stock at all American ports
143, 6G5 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. IL noon.-Wheat firm
demand poor; holders offer sparingly; re-
ceipts for the past three days were 1890
certals, including $1,000 American. Corn firm;
demand fair receipts of American for the
past three days were 136C0 centas; mixed
| western As 3D. Weather cloudy.
New YORK, Sept. 12, noon Flour quiet but
| strong. Wheat lower and weak. Corn active
! but weak. Pork quiet but strong at 81 Esq
II %. Lard quiet but firm at SO So. Freights
| easy.
800 p. m.-Flor southern dun but firm;
common to fair extra SO $500 80;
good to choice 81 oO05 80. Wheat unsettled,
! 34Gl11fc down and quiet No. red, S1 054 in
| elevator; options active early s5QD15c up, de
clinei 1110lszc, closed weak N05sc under
yesterday; No. 2 red, September delivery,
| 81 0514; October delivery 81 06 November de
| livery 81 073s; December delivery 81 09A; Jan
uary delivery 81 045A; May delivery 81 09A.
| Corn unsettled and dull closing steady: No.
9 red 5T3z0l59c 10 elevator; options active and
| irregular, closing unchanged to Nc down and
| September delivery 574c; October delivery
| 565zc; November delivery SIC; December de-
livery SIC; May delivery 541sc. Oats less active,
| Is t1Hc down; options weak 9zGl1hc lower;
| September siverY 44c; October delivery 43Nc;
! November delivery 44c; May delivery 4jc;
No 2 spot 44ds4411c; No. white, spot, nc;
mixed western 410 46c. Hops firm but quiet;
new 45150c; state pew. 24Qt32c; old 16 l24c.
| Coffee-Options closed steady and unchanged