The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-10

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D9Ia q Lack -. 1889 Union Pacific 80, "a
Erie............... 28SS N. J. Central g.. 1905
kast Tannesses. 61h Missouri Pacific. 1885
Lake Shore -. 1854 Western Union. SSA
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Memphis q Char 80 Brunswick. ..... IiA
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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 9, noon.-Ootton opened
steady. with fair demand; American middling
4}kd; sales Il, 900 baleS-Amercan 400 bales
speculation and export 1000 bales; receipts
240j baleS-Al American.
Futures American m diling, low nfddling
clause, September delivery ID; September
and October delivery 81 Cad, also 4 32-6ld;
October delivery ID: October aud November
delivery 56-64d, also 5S-64d, also 45964d; No
vember and December delivery 60-64d also
4ol- 64d, also 462-64d, also So sd; December
and January delivery 63 o4d, also I 62-64d
also Sd, also s l-64d; January and February
delivery 1-64d, also 5 3-64d, also ) 4-64d;
| February and March delivery Sid also
| 4-6id, also 8 sd, also SOD; March and
April delivery 664d, also s S-64d. Futures
steady.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to 1000 bales new dockets and -
bales old
400 p. II. Futures: American niddlinS low
midding clause, September delivery 5s-64d,
buyers; September and October delivery
1854, BUYERS; October delivery ID;
October and November delivery 6064d
| buyers; November and December delivery
500 1-6id: December and January delivery
364d, sellers; January and February delivery
5-64d; February and March delivery 7-64m
864d; March and April delivery 5 1O-640
| l1-s4d; April aud May delivery ID. Futures
| closed quiet but steady.
MANCHESTER, Sept 9.-The Guardians com
mercial article says: Full prices hinder bust
| ness Eirmness is often warranted by the or
ders in hand, and is encouraged by the steadi
ness OF cotton, Important business is executed
| only where special SORTS are wanted or sellers
! are easy 20 deal with. Inquiry for export yarn
| is moderately active. Prices are unchanged.
| Cloth is steady. There few transactions.
| The demand for India is chiefly for Bombay.
| Few orders are executed for China. Finer
| printing and other finishing cloths have been
| sold IN moderate quantities. Better makes of
heavy goods are steady. Common makes are
! difficult to sell"
ATLANTA, Sept. 9.-Cotton closed weak; mid
| ding Lice; receipts SO bales
| New ToRK, Sept. g. noon.-OoLtou opened
| dull middling upands $40; middling Orleans
| Size; sales IS bales.
Butures-The market opened steady. with
sales as follows: September delivery 63c,
| December delivery 9 lie. January delivery
| PIC, February delivery 36c.
| New YORK, Sept. 9, 500 p. m.-Cotton
market closed dull; middling uplsnds SIC;
| mlddling Orleans 9 316o; sales to-day I33 bales
| Futurss-Market closed quiet, with sales Of
| 10000 bales, as follows: September delivery
4iGDS acc; October delivery 2 73Gs 74c; No
vember delivery 91c; December delivery 06
| as orc; January delivery 2 zoe; February de-
| livery SlGtg SIC; March delivery 4IGl9 42c;
| April delivery 5lGD9 SIC. May delivery COZ
sc, June delivery 6999 7Cc, July delivery
NEW YoRK, Sept. 9-The SUMS cotton
| report says: Futures opened at COS points
advance, closing quiet ct decline OF IL points
on September and one point on October and
| 2014 points advance on other months from yes
| terday s closing prices. Liverpool was a com
| plete surprise to the bears. That marxet must
| have been greatly excited, as It opened 2640
| sod lower and advanced, closing 3-6404-6Sd
| dearer. AS soon our people ascertaiued
| that the Liverpool furry was due TO emsna-
| tons from the New orleans stat,sticians thew
took no stock in it, but began to sell freely and
J prices gradually gave way. There was much
| guessing about the report from the DEPART
ment OF Agriculture at Washington expected
| at noon tomorrow Thursday. Bulls esti
| mated as low as 20 and the bears as high as 49,
| 1t was generally agreed that this report will be
| pretty bad, and the market viii not decline I'M
| der II, FOR 1t was again asserted that the ad-
verse crop accounts from whatever source are
pretty fully discounted for the moment The
weather south was generally clear and cool,
ana hlEhly favoraole to progress 10 picking.
TIE exceptional weakness in September CON
tracts wGs due to the expectation that spot
quotations are to be revised at once and high
grades reduced; Spot cotton was quiet"
GALVESTON, Sept. ?.-CoIoon closed easier;
N ddiiEg 1l1ec; net receipts 5,S7S bales, gross
3-Sla; sales oi3 Oaes; stock 1881 bales
NORFOLK, Sept. ?.-Cotton closed firm:
miidling Sic; net receipts ca beles gross
81; sales 1877 bales; STOCK J. $50 bales; EXPORTS
I 4, Great Britain - bales, coastwise 218.
BALrI1oRE, Sept. 9.-Cotton closed steady;
midding $40; net receipts - bales, gross
- sales none; stock 3, 81 bales.
BosToN, Sept. 9.-Cotton closed quiet;
mtdling SIC; net receipts 10 bales, gross 1911 !;
sales none stoc1 - bales.
WILHiNGToN, Sept. 9.-Cotton closed firm:
ndding 794c; net receipts i % bales, gross 1898:
sales none; stock 2, 635 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, sept. Cotton closed firm:
rniddling &c; net receipts 20 bales, gross
.
Nsw OaLKAxs, Sept. 9.-Cotton ,.closed
steaay; middling $40; net receipts s34 bales
gross s52J; sales l,o50 bales; stock So, 49i
Fusures-The market closed barely steady.
with sales Of 400 bales. as follows: Sep
tember delivery 35c, October delivery Sic
9 &c, January delivery S5c, February deliv-
cry 94c; March delivery 04c, April delivery
9 l4c, May delivery 24c, June delivery SIC,
July delivery C
MOBILE, Sept. 9.-Cotton closed steady.
riddiing Sic; net receipts 1874 bales, gross
l, 50; sales 400 bales; stock 6,929 bales; ex-
ports. coastwise $50.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 9.-Cotton closed firm;
mlidIing sac; receipts 40 bales; shipments
$50 bales sales - bales; stock 791 bales
AUsUsTA, sept. 9.-COtton closed firm:
active for higher grades; rniddling sc; receipts
337 bales; shipments AZ bales; sales 1872 bales;
STOCK 1853 bales.
CHARLEsroN, sept 9.-Cotton closed steady;
mIdding s1sc; net receipts l,0l5 bales, gross
isJtOO safes ~ OAIcSs StOch 4'4o0 O1AtF
New YORK, Sept. 9.-Consolidstsd net re-
receipts az all cotton ports 1919 bales;
exports, TO Great Britain .453 bales. TO France
J. ~ bales. to tue continent 80 bales; stock al
al American ports 29l, S06 bales.
BaAIS AID PSOvIsIOvs.
NEW YORK. Sept. 9. noen.-Flour quiet and
easy Wheat active but depressed. Corn
dull and weak Pork quiet and easy at $40 250
y % Lard quiet and hrner at 81 80 Freights
quiet and steady.
NEW YoRK Sept O. 500 D. m.-Flour
g.. 81
So Gj04 IS; good to choice. extra. "a 40
as p; super1ne. 81 1904 80; buckwheat
dour 5a 2502 IS. Wheat lower and heavy;
No. 2 red, 81 o0140l Oi5s in elevator: 81 0iM
nj Ops gfOat: options we're much depressed on
an inactive export inquiry and lower cables; a
good deal OF an effort was made by foreigners
to sell not oBly their holdings here but cargoes
afioat while the crop is pouring in freely at all
MARKET points and makes large ACCUMULATION;