The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-16
YORK Stock ExUhange.

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30. Caro-. Brown Pacific Mail. -. 3sLe
consolsl.oS... e. 94l6 Reading. ...... 81
Tennessee e. .... 1889 Richmond & Ale -
S.. ..-. 100 Rchrn'd & W. PIT.
W. se IS. 1O12 Terminal 1875
virginia os ;::.;. 80 Rock Island. ...... s2A
| Va. os oonsoli'ted. IS St Paul ... gi3{
Nhes. q Ohio. " preferred 1895
NorthWestern .1l2eR Texas Pacific 49,. 141E
preferred. 1864 Tenn Coal & Iron. 81
Dela. q Lack -. .i43A Union Pacific. zee. 415S
Mrie. ............. abs N. J. Central. e. 1l9s4
East tennessee 614 Missouri Pacific. e.. 74I3
Lake Shore. 1919 Western Union. S416
l. vile q Mash SOS Cotton OIL osrti - a
Memphis & Omar. 20 Brunswick 80. 11sl
Mohlle& Ohio. 4l16 Mobile & Ohio as. 66L4
N4Sh. q Chatt' a. S11s Silver certificates. 9lA
| *Bid.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. IS, noon.-Cotton duh with
prices generally in buyers favor. American
BOO bales; speculation and export 500 bales;
receipts 10000 bales-American 5000 bales
Futures steady-American m ddling. low
| September and October delivery ID; October
aud November delivery 51-o4d, also 52-64d
also 5l-64d; November and December delivery
5S-64d, also 59-64d January and Feb.
ruary delivery 61-64d, also 4 62-64d, also
4 6l64d; February and March delivery sd;
| March and April delivery 3-64d.
1900 D. m-FuJures: Am srican middIing low
| niddling clause, September delivery 4S-6Id
| @D4 49-64d: September and October de-
livery 48-64@4 49-e4d; October delivery
| 1874, buyers October aud November de-
| livery 51-64, buyers; November and December
| delivery 556404 56-64d; December and Janu.
airy delivery 5o-64 buyers; January and Feb
ruary delivery 6l-64d, value; February and
March delivery 636405d; March and April
| delivery 2-64d, buyers; April and MAY de-
livery ID. Futures closed steady.
NEW IoRE, Sept. Is, noon.-CoJron opened
| dun; middling uplands 9-16c; middling Or.
| leans &c; sales 100 bales
Eutures-The market opened steady, with
sales as follows; September delivery 8 4Oc
October delivery SIC, November delivery Tic,
December delivery SIC, January delivery
&c. February delivery 19c
New York. Sept. IS, 500 .. m.-Cotton
market closed quiet; middlIng uplands 9-I6c;
middling Orleans SO; net receipts, 1851 bales;
| bales
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales OF
| l25,5OO bales, as follows: September delivery
290o SIC; October delivery 3 1908 43c; No
vember delivery CLOS s2c; December delivery
7oGS re; January delivery clos 92c; Feb
| ruary delivery 9 0419 csc; March delivery
| 2 l5c; April delivery Q 24@9 Csc, May de.
| livery 9 34D9 35c, June delivery 9 43Ne dc.
July delivery 5000 SIC; August 8 67@s Soc
The Suns cotton review says: Cotton flu.
lures opened with an uncertain appearance,
| presently declined, closing steady at to ii
! points decline from yesterdays closing prices
Inc market this morning was not quite satisfied
| with the report from Liverpool. The decline
| there was not enough to encourage the bears to
| go on; yet the bulls could not see their way
| clear. hesitating movement was the conse-
| quence. Both sides were inclined to feel the
| position. Just then port receipts for the day
began TO show up and the bears be-
gan fresh raid upon values.
reaching this figure just before noon, From
that hour until the close at O'Clock the mar
ket houndered along, not varying more than a
point or two in the whole time Explanations
regarding port receipts left little doubt that
they are swollen by the marketing of old cotton
which the recent advance in prices has brought
out. the full figures in Savannah were
IN particular attributed to- this cause. Another
ald TO the decline was report from the Texas
state bureau speaking more hopefully of the
situation IN that state, mentioning showers in
some counties, which may save something of
the top crop. Reports from Louisiana was gen
orally unfavorable. Spot cotton was 1-l6c
lower
ATLANTA, Sept. 16.-Cotuon closed weak.
middbng SIC; receipts 1876 bales
9ALvEs7oH, Sept. 1=.-Cotron closed quiet:
Ia oanng Lie; net receipts 6.420 bales, gross
u.4%1; sales 800 Dales; stock 57,642 bales: ex
ports to Great RrItain pa GALES
NORFOLK, Sept l5.-Cotton closed steady:
middling 3-lec; net receipts 6'2 bales. gross
81 sales 200 bales; stock $3.50 bales; exports,
BALTIMORE, Sept. 15.-Cotton closed nominal.
middling sac; net receipts - bales, gross
= sales none; STOCK 6,l74 bales; exports to
BosToN, Sept. 15.-Cotton closed dull. lower.
middling S96c; net receipts bales. gross
3,24l; sales none; stock - bales; exports to
WILMINGTON, Sept. l5.--Cotton closed steady:
middling l3l6c; net receipts 191 bales, gross
1911; sales none; stock 4O1l bales; exports coast
wise 2JI.
PaILADELPH1A, Sept. 15.-Cotton closed ouiet.
middling tc net receipts 46S bales gross
l002; stock 4.G72 bales
NHw ORLEANS. Sept. 15.-Cotton closed
easy; middling 1-1tc; net receipts II 563 bales:
gross 1886; sales $50 bales; stock 74,5sl
bales; exports to Great Britain bales,
coas'wise
Futures-The market closed steady, with gales
Of $1,000 bales, as follows: September deliv-
cry USc, October delivery 8 CSC, November de-
livery 43c, December delivery SIC, Jonu-
airy delivery 8 Csc, February delivery zoe:
March delivery CSC, April delivery Csc NAV
delivery 05c June delivery 8 15c July dev-
cry C.
MOBILE, Sept 15.-Cotton closed quiet:
mlddling s 7-16c; net receipts Isl bales gross
ll5l; sales 800 bales; stock 1914 bales; ex-
ports coastwise TAG,
MEMPHIS, Sept. 15.-Cotton closed steady:
niddling size; receipts III bales; shipments
10 bales; sales 2 lS bales; stock ,2s7 bales.
AUGUSTA, sept. 15-Cotton closed steady
middling eLsc; receipts o39 bales shipments 635
bales; sales 1010 bales; stock 9.3i bales
CHARLESTON, Sept. 15.-Cotton closed nominal :;
mIddling TIC; net receipts 1879 bales, gross
1873: sales 600 bales; stock 10,6t8 bales; ex
ports, coastwise /. l0S bales.
Nav YORK, sept. 15.-Consolidated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports 30,729 bales;
exports, TO Great Britain 6,463 bales, TO France
40 bales, to the continent - bales; stock at
all American ports 352,S35 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YoRK. Sept IS. noon.-FIour quiet and
steady. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn
dull and easy. Pork steady and firm at S1I 90
oil IS Lard dull and steady at 81 IS.
Freights irregular.
NEW YoRE, Sept. IS, 500 p. m--rour.
southern. good demand; common to fair
extra, 50 656D4 %; good to choice, extra. 81 IS
as 25 superhne. "a 1904 so; buckwheat
Hour, 81 300 IS. Wheat closed easier;
No. 2 red, 81 N2340t 0255 in elevator; 81 O256
anoat; No red, 9S19c0DSl 90; options opened
LSG93lc higher, further advanced 1Gs1ssc on sen
sational advices regarding the political situa-
ton abroad via Chicago. additional outside
buying and snort covering. Aftermard the
market declined 1AQ11<c. since the political
news was fatty contradicted. The market
closed barely steady s5611bc over yesterday;
No. 3 red. September delivery 81 025z;
October delivery 81 035s; November delivery.
g.: December delivery 81 orr; May delivery
s. Corn quiet and lower; No. 2 cash.
7Ol6c in elevator; 7i0e72c afioat: options
very dull and 4@11Sc lower; Septem-
Der delivery Csc; October delivery 6S9Ec; Deem
Der delivery May delivery 5915c. Oats active,
easier; options quiet and firmer: September
delivery 33l4c; October delivery &c; December
delivery &C; mixed western S29s5c. Hops
quiet AID Easy; state, common TO choice, Is
NIsc COTE Options closed steady, lOU25
Der delivery 10 O5GeI3 20: November delivery
" g0ni2 50; December delivery -. Spot Rio
lower; fair cargces 17tsc; No. z. 1o14c. Sugar