The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-05

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Consolidated net receipts at all ports for
the week 3D. l22 bales; exports to Great Britain
l5,1l1 bales, to France SOL. to the continent
?, 1853 bales
Total net receipts since Sent. + % sqs
bales; exports to Great Britain Il. 459
bales, to the continent $50 bales, to France
60l, channel --
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales of
J2o, oOJ bales, as followa: September delivery
6SDs SIC; October delivery sl0S SIC; No
vember delivery 9 GoS nc; December de-
livery 1909 llc; January delivery 226Aq csc 4;
FEBRUARY delivery o SiGD5 S5c; March de livery
y SOs s6c; April delivery b509 Soc May d.
livery 65Gb9 CSC, June delivery 0 75Gb9 &c.
July delivery Q S4O9 sec.
NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-The Suns cotton
report says: Futures were very unsettled all
DAY, January fiuctuating between 3 1909 SOC,
closing steady at e94 points decline from yes
terdays closing prices. This market opened
lower, and sold down fully 10 points, in the
face of much better report from Liverpool
Inc explanation was to the effect that the cold
wave from the northwest was not likely to
reach the cotton belt with an effective
severity-was In fact, already succeeded by a
not wave which would be felt early next week
Also there was naturally some selling to
realize and under these influences prices gave
way, and January sold at 9 15c. Then came
renewed manipulation on the part of the bulls
favored by smaller receipts at the ports and
interior towns and the umidity of the BEARS
who have been punished quite severely OF late,
January rose TO 30c. But in tle last hours
the bulls hauled Off, and two or three leading
bears We're encouraged TO make a pert attack
upon values. good many operators closed
account Tor the moment owing to Saturday
being q half holiday aud close to a holiday
Labor Day. The weather south was generally
faVoraole &c the picking operations, but at vari
Gus points the temperature was too low"
ATLANTA, Sept. 4-Cotton closed steady; mid
ding l6c; receipts none
GALVESTON, sept. 4.-Cotton closed firm
middling SIC.
,,NoRFoLK, Sept. 4.-Cotton closed firm; mid
ding SC.
BALTIxoEE, Sept. 4.-Cotton closed steady
middling SIC.
,BosToS, Sept. 4.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
WILMINGTON, Sept. 4.-Cotton closed firm;
middiiug ING
PaILADELPHIA, Sept. 4.-Cotton closed firm;
middling SIC.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 4.-Cotton closed firm;
mlddling l5-!6c.
Futures Market closed barely steady with
sales Of $500 bales, as follows: September de
livery Csc. October delivery 6lc, November
delivery Gac, December delivery Sic Jan
uary delivery s 9lc, February delivery 03c
March delivery l3c, April delivery 23c
MAY delivery S3c, June delivery 43c.
MOBILE Sept. 4.-Cotton closed firm;
MgAPHIs, Sept. 4-CottOn closed firm;
middluE sac.
AUGUSTA, sept. 4.-Cotton closed firm; mid
ding sc.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 4.-COtton closed quiet;
middling &c.
MONTGOMERY. Sept 4.-Cotton closed firm;
middling StSc; receipts 2,5O6 bales; shipments
2,156 bales; stock 1891. les bales; stock 1890
1894 bales; sales 2, 1856 bales.
MACON Sept i.-Receipts - bales; sales
bales; shipments 80 bales; stock 1891,
1890; stock 1880 3I5 bales.
CoLUMBUs, Sept. Cotton firm; middIinR
Sc; receipts 49, bales shipments 4Sj bales;
sales 90 bales; stock 1891, 1913 bales; stock
1890, ESQ bales.
NASHVILLE, Sept 4.-Cotton closed steady;
middllng nc.
SELMA Sept. 4-Cotton market firm; mid
ding SAC; receipts 3756 bales; shipments 2OS6
bales; stock 1891, 4ll7 bales; stock 1890, 1876
bales.
INV YoRx, Sept. 4-Consolidated net re-
exports, TO Great Britain 2Jl bales, co France
- bales, to the continent -- bales; stock at
all American ports 239, 02l bales.
GRAIN AND P3ovisIoNs.
NKw YORK. Sept. 4, noon-Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat steady and quiet. Corn
$40 0O0l2 o. Lard active and higher at 81 ~.
Freights fairly active and firm.
NEW YoRR, Sept. 1. 500 p. m.-Flour.
southern, dull and weak; common to fair extra,
as so; superfine. 81 1894 50; buckwheat
-four. 90 2512 S. Wheat dull and irregular,
closing steady; No. 2 red, 81 031s in elevator;
ungraded red 81 0?llG51 l0A: 81 050l C7zs ailoat;
terday; No 9 red. September denvery 81 055s;
October delivery 81 ul4; November delivery
8; December delivery 81 l04; January
delivery 5; February delivery $; MAY dc
livery s.. Corn frmer, lair business; No. ..
cash. 75c in elevator; ungraded mixed. 7547tc;
steamer mixed. 72c white T4c; options de-
cllueI as0l ID. advanced va n4c on better
cables. closing at AGlc up; SepremoHr delivery
7215c; October delivery 694c; December de-
livery 6O3sc; May delivery &C. Oats fairly
active and irregular, closing easier; options
quiet; September delivery 35l&c; October de-
livery 3556c; No. 2, white, September delivery
371<l13Sc; No. , September delivery 354Q1Sc;
m xed western 33M$9c Hops weak and quiet;
Pacific coast li0l7c; new 5000; state, com.
mon 10 choice, l5GDl'c. Corfee-Options opened
Irregular aud closed barely steady ana uo-
IS Is; October delivery Is sSG1i Is; November
delivery Is 10; December delivery -; spot NO
steady and more active; fair cargoes lshc;
No. z. 1910. Sugsr-raw. quiet put firm;
Museogia2 acc; refined firner, good demand;
No. g. 31zc; No B. 35Ac; Off A, 1lEc;
mould A. 4 8 16c; standard A, 435c; eonfeo.
toners b-16c cut loaf, 51sc; crushed.
cubes. 7-.6c MolasSes-Foreign nominal 500
test, lIN@12c in hhds; New Orleans
fairly active and firm, common to fancy 2Sc.
Petroleum quiet and easy; crude in bills,
Parkers IS 30; crude in bulk. IS 30; refined New
York. SO 30; Philadelphia and Balti-
more, SO 3566 80; In bulk, Ga % Cot
ton seed oil dull; crude prime 40
&c: crude OH grades 10000; yellow off
quiet and steady; domestic fleece 30d1S7c:
pulled 260sSc: Texas F92ic Provisions
Pork dulI. steady; prime Sii 504l2 OO;
old mess. $40 1000 IS; new mess 81 81
az 20; extra prime $40 25010 IS. Beef weak
and quiet: family sl2 70: extra mess
81 0009 50. Beef hams steadier at Sl4 300
is co. Tierced beef quiet; city extra,
India mess. s19 5O02i 90. Cut meats
are stronger; picked bellies a. SIC;
pickeled shoulders 666Ac; picked hams
September OeliveryS7 IS. Lard is excited with
q and Z3 points advance on expected freer ex-
ports inquiry and on account OF removal OF
duty onb ICON in Germany western steam % 30
M 321S; city SO IS; options September delivery
81 30; October delivery 3. 70 bid; November de
livery s.; December delivery 81 SO; January
delivery 8; refined higher. quiet; continent
81 3OQ,7 70; South America 5. Peanuts
quit: fancy handpicEed, &c; farmers,
2K03JEc. FreiRhts to Liverpool nrm. lair de-
mani; cotton. per steam. I'd; grain. i'd.
CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-ODiy moderate business
was transacted in wheat to-day, and while
prices we're subject to numerous fluctuations
changes were within a smaller range than usual
The market was governed good deal by spec
ala tive operations. Wheat showed little
strength around the opening, Influenced
chiefly by tue fact that cables quoted
Liverpool Ad higher on futures. There was
some good buying az the start, particularly by
local professionals and partly on outside ac-
count First trading in December was around
81 0l01 OLA, the market getting little strength
from the excitement which ruled in the pro-
vision pit. But the demand soon slackened and
New York turning sharply to the selling side
that market aud the northwest being weak
there was an irregular decline to 81 0d1s But
the decline reached a good many buying orders.
and the rumOr gaining currency that Germany
was to remove part Of the duties on American
grain. there was something OF a rally, December