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

Ine t0li0 wing W9r6 tbs closing quotations. of
bheNew YORK Stock Exchange:
AIa.class A, 2to5. 100 Pa'ficlst mort s53f
Ala. class B, S.. 1898 n. Y. Central - 1895
Georgia IS, mort. - Norf. & W. pref . 81
N. Carolinaconsos. 191I6 Northern Pacific. 265s
n. CarolinaoOnS4S 81 - pref, ~
So. Caro-. Drown Pacific Mail ,. S614
consolsl.es. 9H1 Reading. ...-...... 35s4
Tennessee .....lO4 Richmond & Ale. -
IS. 49,. 1908 Richmd s. w. PIT.
80. 3S... 70A Terminal. ....... 14Ss
Virginia os 3O Rock Island. ...... 81
Va. IS consolited. IS St Paul .., 7OA
Ohes. & Ohio. preferred. 115A
Northwestern 112lS Texas Pacific &c.. 143
- preferred 1879 Tenn Coal & Iron 38sz
Deis q Lack ....i 43 Union Pacific. ~
Nrle. .............. 37i1 N J. Central 49, 100
East tennessee. ~ Missouri Pacific. .. "a
Lake Shore. HIPS Western Union. S41A
l. vile q Nash - 79 Cotton Oil certi.. 2614
Memphis & Char 80 Brunswick .... Ilsz
8oble& Ohio. 42l6 Mobile & Ohio As. 81
Nash. q Chatt'a. 81 Silver certificates. eSI4
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. s, noon.-Cotton opened
steady, with fair demand; American middling
42kd; sales 10000 bales-American 800 bales;
speculation aad export 1000 bales; receipts
5000 bale5-American q. 900.
Futures Anerioan IN ddling, low middling
clause, September delivery II; September
AMI October delivery 52-64d; October delivery
1 std; October and November delivery
l or64d, also 5S-64d, also 451-6Id. also 59-64I
60-6id; November and December delivery
52-64d, also 6i-64d, also 62-64d, also 63-64d
also Sd: December and January delivery
ID, also 6S-64d, also sd; January and Feb
also Sold, also 4-64d; February aud March
delivery 7-64d; March and April delivery
1-64d. also 9-64d. Futures firm.
4iOO p. m.-Furures: American mi1dling. low
Iniddling clause. September delivery 54-64d
buyers September and October delivery
4-6id, BUYERS; October delivery 58-6lO
4 59-64d; October aud November delivery
4 5S-5l@4 59-o4d; November and December
delivery 463-64d, value; December and Jan
uary delivery 5 1-64d, buyers; January and
February delivery 3-6i85 4-64d; February and
April delivery 5s-6405 64d; April and May
delivery ID. Futures closed quiet.
NEW YoRK, Sept 8. noon.-Ootvon opened
dull; middlng upands SIG; middling Orleans
Butures--The market opened easy, with
sales as follows: september delivery Csc,
october delivery SIC, November delivery 8 U2G
December delivery 15c, January delivery
NEW YORK. Sept. 8, 500 D. m.-Cotton
market closed dull; middling uplands SIC;
middling Orleans Ice; sales to-day 400 bales;
sales last week, not before reported, ZOO bales
for consumution and 81 for export.
Futures-Market closed steady at the decline,
with sales OF $500 bales, as follows: Sep
tember delivery 550S 5Sc; October delivery
S'IGDs 75c; November delivery 900S 9lc; De-
cember delivery 8 0309 0ic; January delivery
9lG09 lie; February delivery 9 2SGt9 &c;
March delivery 8 $500 39c; April delivery 2 4s
O1B 4Jc, May delivery 5SO,9 5Yc, June delivery
6609 &c, July delivery 1903 75c.
NEW YORK, Sept. 8.-The Suns cotton
report says: Futures opened at l3Q15 points
decline, closing steady at % points decline from
Saturdays closing prices. Bulls got it in the
neck to-day. The upward turn of values re-
ceivet the first decided setback in three weeks
Heretofore it has been to recede 10 points and
go up 90 points. To-day it was dead fall, not
relieved by more than momentary shows of
strength. There was no decided change in the
situation, but the hurrah phalanx of the bulls
dld not come into action. Liverpool was q
great disappointment; leading operators there
and here sold freely during the morning hours,
when January had dropped to zoe. The bulls
seemed inclined TO get in again, but they did
not act with vigor or iM concert and soon re-
tired, leaving the market to its fate, and the
close was at the lowest figures of the day.
Several reports from state bureaus issued last
saturday were put on bulletin, but they were
50 badly gotten up as to be almost illegible
They should be printed in plain plea type prop
erly headed and dated Report from Missis-
sippi appeared tc be much less favorable than
last week, and generally it appeared that the
top crop is more or less a failure. But the
bears say that all adverse crop accounts have
been fully discounted and that an increased
movement of the crop may now be looked for.
Spot cotton was 1-16c lower"
ATLANTA, Sept 6.-CotUon closed steady; mid
ding sac; receipts $50 bales.
GALVESTON, Sept. s.-Cotton closed firm;
N adding lilo; net receipts 5,53; bales. gross
1891; sales 3 bales; stock 1884 bales.
NORFOLK, Sept. S.-Cotton closed steady;
middlng o]sc; net receipts S03 bales gross
9J3; sales l9j bales; stock 5,549 bales; exports,
% Great Britain -- bales cOastwse 81.
BALTIMORE, Sept s.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 500; net receipts - bales, gross
to-; sales none; stock 6,795 bales; exports,
CoastXlSe 800.
BosroN Sept. s-Cotton, nothing doing;
middling 8 1l-lGc; net receipts - bales, gross
sales none; stock - bales.
WILMIEGToS, Sept. s.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 7s4c; net receipts 100 bales, gross 100;
lfD y , hall
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. S.--Cotton closed quiet;
middling &c; net receipts - bales, gross
81; stock J 699 bales
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. e.-Cotton closed
quiet but steaiy; middling SIC; net receipts
40 bales, gross 500; sales 1850 bales; stock
55,962 bales; exports to Great Britain 5000 bales,
coasJvise l.515 bales
Futures-The market closed steady with
sales of 5l,c0J bales as follows: Septem-
Der delivery 8 3Sc, October delivery 5 SEC
November delivery 8 64c, December delivery
&c, January delivery sc, February deliv-
cry $3.50: March delivery Ole, April delivery
lSc, May delivery &c, June delivery &c,
July delivery C.
NOZZLE, Sept. s.-Cotton closed firm;
mlddling size; net receipts 1913 bales, gross
l,l03; sales 800 bales; stock 1881 bales; ex-
ports, coastwise 1,U66.
MRMPHIs, Sept. S.--Cotton closed firm;
niddlng 8ssc; receipts 81 balee; shipments
50 bales sales - bales; STOCK 751 bales
AUaUErA, Sept. s.-Cotton closed firm;
active for higher grades: niddling Sc; receipts
3i1 bales; shipments 81 bales; sales 34S bales;
stock 7,1t9 bales.
CHARLESTON, Sept s.-Cotton closed quiet
but steady; mlddling s1sc; net receipts 565
bales, gross SIS; sales 800 bales; stock s,44S
bales; exports coastwise Sl2 bales
New York, sept. S.-CousolidAted net re-
receipts at all cotton ports 1883 bales
exports, TO Great Britain 90 000 bales, 10 France
- bales to the continent - bales; stock at
all American ports 2S4,2 bales.
GRAIN AND PRovIsI)N s.
NEW YoRK. Sept s. noon.-FIour quiet and
easy. Wheat moderately active but de-
pressed. Corn dull and weak. Pork active and
firm at $40 25@l2 %. Lard quiet but weak at
81 IS. Freights quiet and firm.
NEW YoRK. Sept, 8, 500 D. m.-Flour,
southern, duh and weaA; common to fair extra,
SO 6594 35; good TO choice. extra, 81 90
95 Is; superfne. ~ .5!14 20; ouckwheat
Hour, 80 25Ge2 IS. Wsleat dull lower and weak;
No red, 81 o36l1 or in elevator; 81 O5011 0714
ahoat; options declined 1z6Il56c on weaker
ce bes: large receipts here and foreigners sell
Ing; rallied %1240 on moderate covering but
closed l1sQD19Sc under Saturday and weak; No.
livery 81 044; November delivery, 8; De-
camber delivery 81 013s May delivery 81 13s4.
Corn ire zular aud very dull: No. q cash,
75a73c in elevator; options declined 1b61I1Sc:
white wheat advanced MG54c ana closed
steady I11lc under SATURDAY; September de-
delivery C; May delivery 55c. Oats weaker,
but moderately active; options quiet and lower.
closing steady: September delivery 35Ac; OctO-
Der delivery 35I5c; No. wBIte. OctOUeT. 2iIk
A8c5sc; spot No, 2, 3513c; mixed western 93I5@
35J%3 Hops quiet and easy; state, com
rnon to choice, 1SOi7c. CoTee-Options opened
irregular, but closed steady. 10 points down to
% IN: September delivery IS 05M15 10; Octo-
Der delivery IA GOALS 05: November delivery
10 1908 20; December delivery =. Spot Rio