The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-06

cemoer delivery 10 OTc. January delivery 10 Ooc
February delivery 10 I3c
500 p. Motion steady; middling iOSec:
Tow mlddhng 10 5-16c good ordinary Side;
net receipts here today - bales gross & III.
sales To-Day 4a2 bales. all to spinners; exports to
Great Britain 2 700 bales forwarded .2S5 bales.
stock At this port IL. 240 bales.
Weekly net receipts at New York IL
1 ,s ss grGSs 10 4s; exports, to Great Britain
1884 bales, TO the continent - bales; for
ners.
Consolidated net receipts at all ports for
s 20 so week Oo bales; exports, to Great Britain
Total net receipts since Sept /. 1895 bales:
EXPORTS, TO Great Britain II. 90S bales
fntures-Market closed steady. with sales Of
iaasOO bales, as follows: September delivery
10 SsDIO sec; October delivery 10 i6oIO i5c;
November delivery 10 1910 l5c: December
delivery ~ 1000 lSc; January delivery 10 l700
~ ieci February delivery IL S06olO 2lc; March
delivery 10 24DlO 25c April delivery 10 200
~ Sic, May delivery 10 5000 sec.
Inc suns cotton review says: Futures
opened al decline of Goa points on September.
points on October. aud unchanged ON other
months, closing steady at an advance of 41l5
points on near and EOS points on late moaths
from yesterdays closing prices. IL was a field
day on the Cotton Exchange and a very large
business was done. The burnt child breads the
IRE, ana southern operators, remembering
their uncomfortable experience of last season
fairly overwhelmed brokers with night
messages to cover their outstanding contracts
aud take profits. The effect was soon apparent
The weak opening, with a partial decline was
followed by an active, buoyant market. The
best prices Of the day however. were reached
before noon, and values were from that hour
teverlshly variable, and the market uncertain In
tone. Fresh selling followed the rise in exec
tation OF the continued movement of the crop,
with nobody inclined to buy at present prices
spot cotton was IN fair demand and steady;
mddling uplands 1850 ditto CULTS 10 13-l6c"
91sc.
NoRFoLK, Sept. 5.-Cotton steady; middling
10 1-1tc.
BALTIMORE. Sept, S-Cotton nominal mid
ding l01Sc.
BosTos, Sept. 5.-Cotton lower; demand fair;
mIddiing l0Ssc.
WILMNaroS, Sept. Cotton dull; middling
l0c.
.ParLADELPH1A Sept. 5.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 19sc
New ORLEANS Sept. s.-Cotton steady; mid
ding l0c.
Futures Market closed steady, with sales of
$3.50 bales, as follows; September delivery
97Sc, October delivery 9 zoe, November de-
livery Q Csc, Deoe mher delivery SOC January
delivery CSC, February delivery Sic March
delivery Q SIC, April delivery 94c, May delivery
10 Ole.
MOBILE, Sept. 5.-Cotton quiet; middling
10c.
MEMPHIS. Sept. 5.-Cotton quiet; middling
10c.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 5-Cotton quiet; middling
9Ac.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 6-Cotton steady; middling
9Mc.
MONTGOMERY. Sept. 5.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 99sc.
Macon-Not received.
COLUMBUS, Sept 5.-Receipts e,74l bales.
NASHVILLE, Sept. 5.-No report received.
SELMA, Sept. 5,-Cotton steady; middling
934c.
ATLANTA, Sept. Cotton dull; middling
95sc. No receipts.
ROME, Sept 5.-Cotton quiet middling 9s4c.
NKw YoSK, Sept, 5.-Consoh iated net re-
ceipJs at all cotton Oor3s to-day were 1881
bales; exports. 10 Great BrI ain 7.723 bales,
TO the continent - bales; stock at all the ports
9O,S31 bales
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. S, noon.-Wheat dull;
demand poor; holders offer moderately; re-
ceipts for the past three days were 81 COO
centals, including 5000 American. Corn quiet;
demand poor; receipts Of American for the
past three days were 1900 centas.
NEW YORK, Sept s. noon.-Flour dull and
weak. Wheat dull and weak. Corn dull and
easy. Pork quiet and steady at $12 00D12 75
Lard quiet and weak at So 471e1s Freights
firm
500 D. m.-Flour. southern dull aud heavy
common to fair extra 80 30GD3 80; good 10 choice
81 0OQ4 so. Wheat dull and unsettled, closing
stronger; No, red, 81 001t0@l 0l1s in e4eva.
tor; options closed steady MQD9sc under yester-
day; No. red, September delivery, 81 OBS;
October delivery 81 025s; November delivery
81 C3ss; December delivery 81 04q4; May delivery
81 09h Corn moderately active, %09tc lower;
New No. 2 red, 5294615sc In elevator; options
closed steady September delivery 5214c; Octo
Der delivery 523sc; December delivery 52Lkc
May delivery $3.50. Oats spot, quiet and lower
closing steadier; options dull and irregular;
September delivery 4O1sc; October delivery 40c
No. spot 4014c; No. white, spot, I2c; mixed
western 80 542c. Hops strong and wanted
state 1889 crop 22@3Gc; old 14GJ22c. Coffee
Options closed steady and lower; free selling;
Der delivery Sl7 2O@17 30; November delivery
SIG 70016 IS; May 3l5 306D15 so; spot Rio quiet
and steady; fair cargoes at 20Nc. Sugar-raw
active and higher fair refining 7-l6c cen
trifugals, go test, 1-l0c; refined active and
higher 55sc, extra C Il 166D5Isc white
extra G 606 1-l6c, off A 5 1Il0052Ac,
mould A 1860, standard A 11-16c, confec.
TONERS A 6zec cut loaf 3-l6c, crushed Bloc,
powdered &c, granulated 6Ac, cubes 634c
Molasses. foreign nominal; New Orleans quiet;
common to fancy 26d45c Petroleum quiet but
steady; crude in bbls, Parker s, 81 35; refined,
all ports, 81 80. Cotton seed oil dull; crude 23c
Wool steady but quiet; domestic fleece 800
CSC; pulled 2603ic; Texas 17024c Pork de-
clne1 75c per barrel on the failure of Sawyer
Wallace s. Co; mess. 81 250is 90; extra prime
$40 50@I 90. Beef quiet and steady; extra
mess S6 2517 90; plate 81 OOO7 So Hams, beef
weak at $l6 so Tierced beef firm but dull;
city extra India mess at Si2 so. Cut meats
steady but quIet picked bellies 5766DG11c
picked shoulders 5s4c. picked hams lie Mid,
dies quiet but steady; Snort clear So 20. Lard
easier and quiet; western steam Sc AN: city
steam So 90; OPTIONS, September delivery So 45;
IL
cotton I'D; grain 116d.
CHICAGO. Sept. 5.-In wheat a large business
was transacted during the first half of the ses
sion. After that 1t ruled quiet and steady .or
awhile. but at the close again showed more life
and prices also were further advanced. The
opening was about 114GD1Ac lower than yester-
days closing, and il was expected that the
market would open pancky, but instead active
buying started in the decline and firm feeling
developed, prices advancing about 10Dl1Ac
aoove opening figures. held steady and later
advanced 34c more and closed NC higher than
yesterday. The big New York failure caused
some apprehension among operators, and it
was on this that dealers feared panicky feel
ing, but it was claimed that the interest OF this
firm in grain was small, and the action of few
large traders in buying freely at the opening
checked further decline. There was nothing
specially new in the way Of outside news In
corn there was a fair trade during the first half
of tue session, after which the market became
rather quiet. First trades were 96Gt7Ac decline,
the market ruling better later on selling up
&c. reacted some became stronger and closed
with 1Al114c less. Good rains were reported in
the corn belt, especially In Iowa, with the tenn
perature normal Oats we're weaker and sold
&c lower early In the session. which induced
number of buyers to take hold, and prices ad-
vanced AQAc, May showing the most strength,
and closed at almost outside figures and at Nc
advance on yesterdays close tor May. but at
slight decline for near deliveries. In mess pork
active trade was reported. The market
opened quiet and weak, with sales at 356l37lhc
decline, quickly followed by further reduction
of 350l3S1%c At the decline the demand i'm
proved and prices rallied 30Q40c and ruled com
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