The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-12


Hirsi MIA IS. 500. 50 RocS Islani. So
Va. 6s consoll'tei. so st. Pau - 90
ohes & Ohio. ,.. proterre i. .1iSA
los Texas Pa .ih,. 1895
oretsrrel. .l40 Tenu. Coal & Iron. 40
Della and Lack. l.3A Union Pa cidc. ~ 5g15
Erie ......... 2oA N. J. . 'ntral lis
East reanessee... So Missouri Pacidc =. 69l5
LAKE shore. 1051S Western UnIoa. =. S3I5
Vile NaSn.... So Cotton oil cerui. 23l1
Memphis & Clar. 6} Brunswick 80
MOBILE Ohlo.,., p Mobile & Ohio Is So "A
Nash. q Chatt'a..i0l Silver certificates 1854
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL Sept. II, noon.-Cotton-Busine
moderate at easier prices; American rnidding
lS-l6d; sales 5000 bales, of which 1000 were
for speculation aud export; receipts 4. OOO bales
American 900 bales.
Futures American m diliug. low rnidiliue
clause, September delivery 45-640S5 4j-64d; Sep
TENDER and October delivery 4O-64d; October
delivery 4O-6ld; DC, ober and November de-
livery d; November and December delivery
36-6id; December and January delivery 5 1851
o. 3o-oid; January and February delivery
36-G4d; February and March delivery 6 37-64d;
March and April delivery 5 3S-64d Futures
quiet
200 p. m--Sales of the day included 1000
bales of American.
American good midding 3 15-16d middling
l3-l6d; low middIng 11-l6d; good ordinary
9-l6d; ordinary 536d
EGtares-Amsnoan miidllng. low middltng
clause, September delivery A-64Q5 45-64d;
September and October delivery 3g-64n
5 40-641; October delivery 39-64605 406id; Octo-
Der and November delivery Sad. sellers; No
vember and December delivery 36-64d sellers:
December and January dolivery5 IS 640n5 36-64d;
January and February delivery 3564015 36-64d;
February and March delivery S5-6i665 37-64d;
March and April delivery S7-64d, buyers
Futures dull
40O .. m-Futures: American uitdIine, low
mddling clause, September delivery 4464Ql
4o-o4d; September andOctobsr delivery 39-64d,
buyers; October delivery S9-64d, buyers; Octo-
Der and November delivery $3.50, sellers; No
vemoer and December delivery $500
5 3664d; December and January delivery 35-64d,
buyers; January and February delivery 3564d
buyers February and Mach delivery 5 5000,
buyers March and April delivery Q-64d,
buyers: Futures closed quiet but steady.
. NEW YoRk, Sept. II, noon.-Cotton opened
10 Slice; sales to-day 100 bales.
Futures-Tne market opened steady. with
sales as follows: September delivery 10 CSC. octo
cember delivery 10 09c, January delivery
10 l2c, February delivery 10 l5c.
500 p. m.-Ootton closed firm; nliddling
uplands 10 11-i6c; midding Orleans 1O56c; net
receipts to-day - bales, gross o,3a9; sales to-
day $50 bales
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales of
SO 800 bales, as follows: September delivery
10 3901o 41c; October delivery 10 200iO sic;
November delivery 10 14010 15c; December de-
livery 10 1910 14c; January delivery 10 l60
10 nc; February delivery 10 sO@lO &c; March
10 93c. May delivery 10 571lO SOC. June delivery
10 3sQD10 3lc.
The Suns cotton review SAYS: Futures
opened at 1062 points advance closing steady at
40G0 points advance from yesterdays closing
prices. Toe market played a game at cross
purposes with Liverpool That market reported
a sharp decline, and we responded with con-
siderable advance Well, our boys rather over
sold themselves yesterday. Thon they had
studied over night the dark side of the bureau
report; and when it was on first call that
our market was steadier, brisk buying to cover
contracts became the rule, but with 36D5 points
advance The market relapsed into dizziness
aud it was not until toward the close, when
higher spot quotations were announced that
some turCher advance was made and this ap-
peared to be purely manipulation. The crop
figures given yesterday were from an advance
sheet of the Financial Chronicle. Spot cotton
1-l6c dearer."
GALVESTON, Sept. 11.-Cotton easier; middling
934c; net receipts 1868 bales, gross 1868; sales
l625 balesi stock 3O.94s bales; exports, to Great
Britain AIS baes coaStwiSe 4243
NORFOLK Sept. 11.-Cotton steady; mfddlfnr
10 1-61c; net receipts 919 bales, gross 1879;
sales 5sI bales; stock ,405 bales exports coast
wise 791 bales.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 1I.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 1U19c; net rece pts $50 bales, gross $50;
sales none; stock SIS bales; exports coastwlse
700 bales, to Great Britain 200.
Boston, Sept 11.-Cotton steady and in
far demand; middling 1880: net rec eipts %
bales. gross p; sales nons; stock - bales.
WILMINGTON, Sept. 11.-Cotton quiet middling
none; stock 1851 bales; exports, coastwise 372
bales; exports, coastwise S12 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 11.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 1lc act receipts 41a bales, gross 49, stock
16. Cos bales.
New ORLEANS. Sept 11.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 9%c; net receipts 9l0 bales, gross 4,535;
sales 500 bales; stock 10, 9o9 bales; exports to
Great Britain p 765 bales.
Futures-The market closed steady. with
sales of q CO., bales as follows: September de-
livery 8 73c, October delivery 6Gc. November
delivery &C, December delivery &c, January
delivery 73c, February delivery Soc March
delivery SIC, April delivery s3c, May delivery
10c.
MOBILE Sept. 1t-Cotton market quiet;
midding IS i6c: net rec sipts 1915 bales, gross
1,216; sales 400 bales; stock 1895 bales; exports
coastwise /, 1872 bales.
, aHI 9eass sep bales. mf ss
sales 50 bales: STOCK 1,04S bales.
AUGUSTA, Sept 11-Cotto quiet; middling
go 90 lS-l6c; recei PTS 1864 bales; shipments
CHARLESTON, Sept l1.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 9zsc; net rece pts 2,159 bales, gross 2 159;
sales 700 bales; stock $40 bales; exports,
ATLANTA Sept. 11.-Cotton firm; middling
9 9-16c; receipts so bales.
NEW YoaK, Sept, 11.--Consoli ated net re-
baes; exports, 20 G-eat BrI ,aia IA, III bales,
to the continent - bales; stock at all the ports
129,295 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. II. noon--wheat firm; de-
mand improving; holders offer sparingly. Corn
firm; demand improving.
New YoRK, Sept. IL, noon.-Flour quiet
but firm. Wheat active aud strong. Corn active
and strong. Pork quiet but steady at $11 $50
l. .. Lard quiet but firm at So so. Freights
easy.
500 D. m.-Flour. southern f1rmer but quiet
common to fair extra So 3503 80;
good to choice 81 OOGD5 co. Wheat dull,
406c higher; No. 2 red, 81 900 06Is in eleva-
tor; options advanced 4jac, losing only nc by
the close. The feeling is bulsh, based upon
unexpected light showing of the crop by the
government report and reports of cold weather; |
trading active: No : red September delivery |
81 06; October delivery 81 027; November de- |
livery 81 06A; December delivery 81 OBS; Jan |
uary delivery 81 047A; May delivery ST. 09A
Corn 4chigher and scarce; No. red 67Gs571sc
in elevator; options 31603szc higher the
governments lighter showing of the crop, cold
weather west and frightened shorts September |
delivery 5774c; October delivery SIC; November |
delivery TIC; December delivery 574c; May |
delivery 54i4c. Oats firm and fairly active, |
2JSQ5316c ny; options strong and $4,000 up; !
September delivery 45c; October delivery 1850 |
November delivery 441sc; May delivery 4jssc; |
No. spot 4zl1145c; No. white, spot, l2c |
mixed wrstern il@46c. Hops firm but quiet; |
new 4SQ5tpc; state new. 240I3@c; old 16lD24c. |
Coffes-O csi6ns closed steady but quiet; Sep |
TENDER delivery SIS 1O1l5 20; October delivery |
$17 450tf7 I'D; November delivery SIG 95ll17 90; |
December delivery SIG 6o016 70 May sI5 %; |