The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-20

Inc weekly cotton statistics are as follows:
lean q, 900 bales: trade takings, including for
warded from ships side, $1,000 bales actual
export $500 bales; total imports sl,00O bales
American ll.Ooo; total stock $4,000 bales
American 2i4,00O bales: total ahoat 10000
oales-Amerlcan IS coo bales
200 p. m.-Sales Of the day included $500
bales of American.
American middling tSl6d.
tuturss-Amsrlcan midtling, low middling
clause, September delivery 4l64G5 i2-64d;
september ami october delivery 81 SD,
sellers; October delivery s7-6+d. sellers;
October and November delivery 35-64de5 35-64d;
November and December delivery 34-6f00
So-e4d; December and January delivery 34-o4
5 34-6iG5 3564d; February and March delivery
5 35-6i9l5 386ad; March and April delivery
So 64D5 S-6id. Futures quiet.
400 p. m Futures: Ansri IAN mitdliu2. low
middling clause, September delivery 4i-6i@5
4264t; September and October delivery
SS6id sellers; October delivery $3.50, sellers;
October aud November delivery 36-64d, sellers;
November and December delivery 5 S5-64d, buy
ers, December and January delivery S5-6ld,
value; January and February delivery 36-64d,
buyers; February and March delivery 36-6id,
buyers; March and April delivery 3i-64d.
Futures closed firm.
NEw YORK, Sept. 10, noon.-Cotton opened
easy; middling uplsnds lOI3c; middling Or
Futures-The market opened steady. with
sales as follows: September delivery 10 sic;
October delivery 10 15c; November delivery
livery 10 14c; February delivery 10 49,.
500 p. Motion easy middling l0l5c; low
niddling 10 lice good ordinary slice; net
| receipts here to-day 155 bales gross 5,5sS;
sales to-day 230 bales all to spinners; exports to
| Great Britain - bales, forwarded I'll bales;
stock at this port l,O65 bales.
Weekly net receipts at New York i,473
bales, gross 6.640; exports, to Great Britain
| l5,1SS bales, TO the continent 47g7 bales; for
warded 1919 bales sales ,79l bales all to spin
| ners
| Consolidated net receipts at all ports for
the week III 037 bales; exports, to Great Britain
| ASA bales, to the continent 1890.
| Total net receipts since Sept. l. 37S,0S8 bales:
exports, to Great Britain 1871 go bales to the con-
| tinent II, 300.
Futures-Merket closed steady, with sales of
| $4,000 bales, as follows September delivery
| 10 350Dl0 36c; October delivery 10 200l0 2lc;
November delivery 10 14GD10 15c; December de-
| livery 10 14010 loo; January delivery 10 $50
10 1ac; February delivery 10 22@lO &c; March
delivery 10 YlO &c; April de, delivery 10 $50
| 10 47010 49c.
The Suns cotton review says Futures
| opened at one to two points decline closing at
! two to four points advance and steady. The
| strength of to-day was what may be considered
| in the long run, an element OF weakness, for 1t
was mainly tInidity OF bears. They were
little afraid of bad weather reports for the
week in to-morrow's Chronicle, and hence
after weak opening, came forward as buyers
to cover IL is true also that there seem TO be
what may be firm orders to buy, when winter
/ months approximate 1Oc q pound this being
regarded as a safe price for the crop. Still
speculation was without spirit, in view OF the
weakness Of southern markets. and full view OF
the crop, of which 7,450,OOO bales may now be
regarded as the minimum estimate. Spot cotton
was 116c lower and quiet.
GALVESTON Sept. 19.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 9i6c.
NORFOLK Sept 19.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 10 lie.
BALTIMORE, Sept. Is-Cotton dull; middling
10tsc.
BosroN, Sept 10.-Cotton easier; demand
fair; middling 10 0-l6c
WILMINGTON. Sept. l9.-Cotton steady; mid
ding l3-l6c.
NEW oRLEANs Sept 1o.-cotton very firm;
middling 9Nc
1880 bales, as follows: September delivery
0 re, October delivery 66c, November de-
livery f5c, December delivery 66c, January
delivery &c, February delivery y soc, March
delivery 9 SIC, April delivery Ode, May delivery
10 Ole
MOBILE, Sept. 1o-Cotton quiet but steady;
middling 9Ac.
10c.
AUGUSTA, Sept. iO.-Cotton quiet but steady
middlng 11-lGc.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 1e.-Cotton quiet; middhns
MoSrooMEaY. Sept. t9-Cotton steady; mid
ding 9Ssc.
NASHVILLE, Sept. is-cotton quiet; middlins
10c
SELMA, Sept. 19.-Cotton steady; middline
99Ac.
, ROME, Sept 19.-Not received to-day.
New YoRK Sept. 19.-Consoldatet net re
receipts at all cotton ports to-day %l,oN bales
exports to Great Britain III bales, 20 the con
tinent - bales; stock at all American ports
216,538 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 10, noon.-Wheat duh
demand poor; holders offer noderatelyi re
CENTS for the past three days were 534,OOl
centals, including 175,000 American; Californie
No l, rs i'd. Corn quiet; demand poor; re
ceipts of American for the past three day
were q 900 centas; mixed western As 3D.
Weather fine.
New York, Sept. 10, noon.-Flour quiet
I and steady. Wheat dull and easy Corr
!. quiet and weak Pork quiet but steady al
4 S11 500l2 25 Lard quiet and easy at So 471e
500 d. m.-Flour southern dull. unchanged
common to fair extra So 35O3 90; good Y
choice q oo95 90 Wheat a ~ Sns Saf ooi S4G
{ elevator options 114c lower and weah on real
izing west, and here chiefly from reports con
ceraing, the Russian o crop; No. ,;,i req
{ delivery 81 O5l6; May delivery ST 1915 Corr
r weaker and moderately active, free sellers
: No. 2 red 551sc in elevator options 3s9N'
lower and weak on good crop weather, and th'
. belief that the crop is out of danger from frost
4 September delivery 5olgc; October delivery 55c
e November delivery 5534c; December delivery
l. 5534c; May delivery 511sc, Oats quiet ou
i | stronger; options firmer and moderately active
+ September 4hvery 4i1Sc; October delivery
g | sic; November delivery 44c; May delivery
t 45Nc No. spot AGING; No. white. spot
l. l5c mixed western asa i6c Hops quiet anc
/ steady; new 42Q146c; staoe, crop OF 1889, gag
: 32c old 16024c. Coffee-Options closed barely
:. steady and 5 points down on lower ca
4 bles; September delivery S1s lO0l6 10
8 october delivery $17 30017 3s; November de
q livery S16 657t16 20; May SIS 30Olo 81; spo
: Rio quiet but firm; fair cargoes at 20Nc Sugar
|, | raw, firm but quiet; fair refining 7i6c; cen
= trifugals, 96o test. 1-16c; refined steady ant
. in fair demand; G 518c, extra 9 S.l60oNc
> white extra G sos 1-l6c, off A cos 3-l6c
/, | mould A 6 11-l6c, standard o 9-l6c, confec
n TONERS A 66c, cut loaf 3l6c, crushed Bloc
a | powdered SIC, graduated SIC, cuoas ohc
a | Molassss foreign nominal; New Orleans quiet
common to fancy 2St145c. Petroleum Steady
and quiet; crude in bbls, Parkers, ~ 80; REIN q
a ~ 40 Cotton seed oil steady; crude 25c; yellow
!, 32c Wool in fair demand and steady; domest
r fleece 3313sc: pulled 26GD34c Texas l7D24c
i Pork quiet but steady; mess vi oOOlS 70
!, extra prime $40 50D11 90. Beef steady and farl,
q active: extra mess So 1907 co. plate 81 o
q a. So Hams, beef, dull and weak at Slo W
4 Tierced beef dull and firm; city extr
ri India mess at St2 so. Cut meats firm
and quiet; picked bellies 83aDGS4c
d picked shoulders SIC, hams 1oMWllAc
q Middles steady but quiet; short clear 10 ~
q Lard-Spot firm futures weak; western steam
y ga AZ. sitv etaam S6 10. oDtfOns Septembe