The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-03

Ala. class B, 5s.. 1O5 n. Y. Central. . 1O5
GeoryiR7s. mort. - Norf. & W. pref . 5414
N.Carolinacons6s. III Northern Pacific. 263s
N. Carolina cons4s- 9S1s " pref 7114
So. Caro-. Drown Pacific Mail. ...... 351S
OonsolSoS. e. 81 Reading. 35le
Tennessee 80. .lO2 Richmond Ale. -
" IS. $50. 100 Richmd & w. PIT.
v,rzn. a! So IS + ss'S nd IsFT H.1aaa LES
Va 6sconsoli'ted IS st. Paul ........ 7oIk
Ches. & Ohio .... : preferred. -. 1l3JS
Northwestern .11lM Texas Pacific 49,. Ia u
preferred 1877 Tenn. Coal & Iron. 3S
Della. q Lack -. I4lA Union Pacific. -, 40sz
Erie. ............. 355k N ]. Central. -. lis
East Tennessee. 61S Missouri Pacific. 72A
Lake Shore. 1854 Western Union. $3.50
L'vtlle & Nash. ... ~ Cotton OIL certi... 2414
Memphis & Char $50 Brunswick. ....... ~
Mob lie & Olio. ~ Mobile & Ohio As. Is
Nash. & Chatt'a.. 500 Silver certificates. 9S14
*Bid.
COTTON
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 9, noon.-Cotton opened
firm, with active demand; American mid
ding 4 Lied; sales $4,000 baes-American
lo,10) bales speculation and export 1000 bales;
receipts 5000 bales-American 900
Futures American m:ddliug. low middling
clause, September delivery 49-64d; Sep; 'Inber
and October delivery 4 46-64d, also ! u sd;
october and November delivery 4 sled, also
53-64d November and December delivery
55-64d, also 56-64d, also 457-64d, elso
5S-64d; December and January delivery
57-64d, also 5S-64d also 6O64d, also 6l-64d :;
January and February delivery 60-64d
also 62-64d, also So sd; February and March
delivery 62-64d, also Sd, also l-64d; March
and April delivery 3-6id. Futures firm.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's cleariuRs
| amounted to 1900 bales new dockets and {, 100
bales old.
400 p. MIXTURES: Am ,rican mIddling. low
middllng clause. September delivery 45-64d,
4 4S-6id, value; October delivery $3.50
4 5464d; October and November delivery
| 55-6I@4 54-64d November and December
| delivery 57-6464 5S-64d December and Jan
uary delivery 50-64d, sellers January and Feb
ruary delivery 62-6iG14 63-64d; February and
March delivery 56D5 1-64d; March and April de-
| livery 5 3-64d, value; April ard May delivery
ID. Futures closed irregular and weak.
MANCHESTER, Sept. 2.-The Guardians com
mercial article says: India and China offerings
| are fairly numerous, but are, to a large extent
| impracticahle Most makers Gave advanced
| their quotations in consequence OF the greatly
| enhanced cost of cotton, and much of the pro-
| duction is being fully engaged. Yarn is quoted
| higher, but manufacturers are not disposed to
| respond. There has been no improvement in
| the offers of exporters, and sales are trifiing.
New YoRK, Sept. p, noOn.-Cotton opened
| firm; middling uplands S7-!6c; middling Or
| leans $40; sales lS1 bales.
Futurcs-The market opened steady, with
sales as follows; september delivery 9 &c
December delivery o Ole, January delivery
| lSc, February delivery 26c.
| New YORK, Sept. ., 500 p. m.-Cotton
market closed steady; middling uplAnds S1Sc;
Iniddling Orleans l5-l6c; net receipts -
| bales, gross --; sales to-day 1893 bales.
| Futures-Market closed barely steady, with
sales OF J5J.>OJ bales, as follows: September
vember delivery sO0s sic; December de-
| livery 93165 94c; January delivery 06c; Feb
ruary delivery 1909 19c March delivery %
| 6D9 30c; April delivery SOC May delivery do
| Gp9 Doc. June delivery 5709 Sc, July delivery
| 65@l9 66c.
| NEW YORK, Sept 2-The SUMS cotton re-
| port says: Futures opened at IL to IS points
| advance, closing barely steady at 8 to IL points
| advance from yesterdays closing prices.
| Liverpool opened at 5Qp6-64d advance, and our
market at first call went perfectly wild Janu-
| airy advanced to 9.l5c. IL soon became evi-
dent however, that the pace was too rapid,
| and January quickly fell back to &c.
At even this time there was a
| fresh decline and unsettled closing. Some
| of the bulls became apprehensive that Liver
| pool may some day come lower instead of
dearer, and this idea caused some shorts to be-
| gin selling in the last hour Weather reports
| were generally favorable, but, in the meantime,
| reports of injury by cold storm some days
since continued to be received, and have their
| will be changed shortly. Spot cotton was 1-16c
| dearer."
GALVESTON, Sept. Cotton closed firm;
middling c9bc; net receipts 3,215 bales, gross
$780, sales l,o2J bales; stock u, 526 bales; ex
| ports, coastwise - bales spinners 80.
NORFOLK, Sept. 2.-Cotton closed steady;
middhng &C; net receipts 2:4 bales, gross
2II; sales 9l6 bales; stock 5,033 bales exports,
coastwIse p bales.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 2.-Cotton closed steady;
middl1ng sac; net receipts none, gross
none; sales none; STOCK =. rs bales.
Boston, Sent 2.-Cottou closed dull; nothing
doing; middling 7-l6c; net receipts 90
| bales, gross 90; sales none stock - bales.
WILEINGToN, Sept. 2.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 1870; net receipts Sd bales, gross So;
sales none; stock 2.54O bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2.--Cotton closed firm;
middling 894c; net receipts 20 bales, gross 20;
Stock 2,45G bales.
steaay; middhng sac; net receipts 2,5GS bales,
gross .Slo: sales $500 bales; stock Il 1852 bales
Futures-The market closed steady, with
sales of 80, 10J bales, as follows: September de-
| livery l2c, October delivery 8 44c, November
| delivery soc, December delivery s 65c, January
| delivery 76c, February delivery sec.
MOBILE, Sept Cotton closed firm;
mldding nc: net receipts 403 bales, gross
400; Gales 200 bales; STOCK 5,285 bales; exports
| coastwise 3S4.
| MkMPHIs, Sept 2.-Cotton closed steady
| middlng 20; receipts 26 bales; shipments 252
bales, all TO spinners; sales - bales; stock
AuaUsrA, Sept. a.-Cotton closed steady
middling &c; new cotton $sc off; receipts 50
bales shipments 26 bales; sales 1873 bales; stock
CRAaLEsroN, Sept Cotton closed firm;
mldding &c: net receipts 1873 bales. gross
| 1856; sales $50 bales: stool, 2,076 bales.
ATLANTA, Sept. 2.-CotUon closed steady mid
| ding l5-16c; no receipts.
| Nav YoRR, sept. 2.-Consolidsted net re-
| receipts at I'LL CDJGOu ports otOO OAleS,
| exports to Great Britain 2.2i7 bales. TO France
- bales to the continent $50 bales; stock OF
| all American ports 237, $50 bales.
GRAIN AND Provisions.
New YoKK. Sept. ,. noon.-Flour active and
| easy Wheat dull and easy. Corn
Quiet AMI firm Pork dull and steady at
| StO Ol6l2 %. Lard quiet and firm at 81 90.
| Freights IN good demand and firm.
| NEW YoRK. Sept. ?, 500 D. m.-Flour,
| southern, quiet, weak; common to fair extra.
| s. 1904 50; good to choice, extra. 81 SO
| ms So: superfine, 81 1904 50; buckwhest
| flour. Sc 25Ga2 s.. Wheat heavy, | wer and
moderately active: No. rod, 81 n514Q1 O54 in
| elevator; ungraded red 81 071S11 1014: 81 06I60
| ! O7l6 aioat: No. 3 red 81 051101 UG; options
| declined l9a0l1sc on increasing receipts and
accumulationS. with weak cables and longs
| realizing, and steady cont act deliveries and
moderate export interest No. red, September
| delivery 81 0534; October delivery 81 O616;
Tovember delivery 8; December delivery
81 Ops: January delivery 8; February de-
| livery 5; May delivery s Corn unsettled and
| lower No. 2. cash, 74GD75c in elevator; s5077c
| afoat; ungraded mixed, 7507Sc; steamer
mixed re; white 74c; options advanced s66l
| lac, declined 1@92S4c, closing at 1Q21sc down
10 and including December through manipula-
zion: September delivery 701Sc; october
delivery &c; December delivery SOC; May
| delivery C. Oats lower and weak;
OPTIONS weaker and quiet; September de-
livery S59sc; October delivery $3.50; spot
~ A.so.