The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-17

5s. 100 Richm'd & W. PIT.
SO. IS. e.. 50A Terminal. ....... 1875
Virginia IS ....... 50 Rock Island ...... 50
Va 6soonsolited IS St Paul. .......... 3ISs
Ches. & Ohio. -. preferred. ll9X
Northwestern :. .1i2ss Texas Pacific ... i45s
81 preferred 1877 Tenn Coal & Iron. 1884
Della. & Lack -. f4SSs Union Pacific. AIS
Erie. ............. 3114 n J. Central. e.. 1875
East Tennessee. 6t5 Missouri Pacific. 1915
La ke Shore 1885, Western Union. s4L
L willie & Nash. =. sos Cotton OH certi... 245S
Memphis Z Char. 20 Brunswick. ....... 11%
Mobile& Ohio. 80. az Mobile g. Ohio 4s.. IS
Nash. & Ohatt'a.. SO Silver certificates. 9624
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 16, noon.-Ootton steady
with fair demand. American middling 4Isd;
sales 10000 bales-American 7,4O0 bales;
speculation aud export 100 bales; receipts
1000 bales-American 1900 bales
Futures steady-American m ddliug, low
middlng clause. September delivery ID;
September and Octobsr delivery 49-64d; Octo-
her and November delivery 50-6id, also
5l-64d, also 52-64d; November and December
delivery 5464d, also 55-64d also 4 SO 64d,
also 457.64d; December and January de
livery 57-64d, also 5S64d, also 4 59-64d !;
January and February delivery 4 6o,64d, also
1 63-j4d February and March delivery Sd
also Load; March and April delivery 1-64d.
The tenders of deliveries at today's clearings
amounted TO 400 bales new dockets and 500
bales old. Common rosn 4s Sd.
4iOO p. m.-Fusures: American middlinz. low
middling clause. September delivery 4S-64d
QDA 4S-O9us september ana OCTOBER de-
livery 48-64Q4 5000; October delivery
5l-64, sellers October and November de-
livery 81 "a, sellers; November and December
delivery 55-6i sellers; December and Janu-
airy delivery 1864 sellers; January and Feb
ruary delivery 6l-64d, Sellers February and
March delivery 3d. sellers; March and April
delivery 5 3-64d sellers; April and May de-
livery ID. Futures closed barely steady
MANCHESTER, Sept. 16.-The Guardians com
merclal article says: with the easing in cot
ton values the cotton market has become
quieter. Business is very limited. Transactions
are mostly in small lots Yarns are affected
below the average Spinners are firm. Advances
ia prices of cloth have checked the India and
Cbipa demand Manufacturers are too well
engaged TO listen to offers at a lower range of
prices, and they compel full rates. Makers of
good shirtings are thus able to establish fair
advance Mulls, jaconets and other Indian
staples and printing and bleaching cloths are
very quiet"
new York. Sept 16 noon.-Corton opened
quiet middlng uplsnds 9-10c; middling Or
leans SC: sales 1876 bales
Eutures-The market opened steady, with
sales as follows: September delivery Ale,
October delivery SIC, November delivery roc,
December delivery s SIC, January delivery
02c, February delivery 15c.
NEW YORK, Sept is, $500 p. m.-Cotton
market closed quiet; mlddling uplands slxc;
middling Orleans l5-1eo; net receipts. =
Daies gross receipts 2,s91 bales; sales to-day
+ bales
127 ,Z0O bales, as follows: September delivery
H9S SIC; October delivery . 36@8 $40; No
vember delivery 560S SIC; December delivery
= 731GS 74c; January delivery 8S0lS soc; Feb.
ruary delivery o1Gb9 02c; March delivery
9 1909 lac; April delivery 9 1909 &c. May
delivery 9 3409 34c, June delivery 4i0
40. July delivery 8 4S09 SOC; August 9 55@
9 SIC.
The Suns cotton report says: Futures
opened at TO IL points advance. presently de
clined and then further declined, closing steady
at to points dschae on near and to points
decline on late month from yesterdays closing
prices. A stronger report from Liverpool gave
bulls on our cotton exchange a brief inning
this morning, but was soon discovered that i'm
than the ancient and flshlike adverse
crop accounts from New Orleans and
Galveston. Besides, Liverpool did not
sustain its early figures. This market was
after the second call the whole of the early ad
vance had been lost. Then it became clear that
southern bulls we're unloading as well as press
ing spot cotton for sale, with no urgency of de-
mand to dispose of it. Some further
decline was the result January contracts re-
ceding to S.57c. For some time after
the third call business was very dull, and the
slight furry which took place near the close
was very little to the advantage of prices The
pressure of spot cotton upon an unwilling and
Indifferent market may now carry prices back
nearly to the lowest figure of August for ad-
verse crop accounts are for the moment pretty
well discounted. Spot cotton was Lice lower .
ATLANTA, Sept. 16.-CotJon closed quiet
mlddliHg 3-l6c; receipts 10 bales.
GALVESTON, Sept. 16.-Cotton closed quiet:
N ddltnR =; net receipts Z, ,O2 bales, gross
:, 'U2; sales 3ll bales; stock s., 1872 bales; ex-
ports coAstwise s,512 oaies
NORFOLK, Sept l6.-Cotton closed steady
middl1ng Size; net receipts $50 bales. gross
$50; sales 237 bales; stock 300 bales; exports
coastTise 800 bales
BALTIMORE, Sept. 16.-Cotton closed nominal;
middl1ng 9-lfc net receipts bales. gross
X nrfu rC
Great Brltaiu / ,002 bales
BosToN, Sept 16.-Cotton closed quiet and
easier; middIing s 9-l6c; net receipts -
bales, gross $50; sales none: stock = bales
xports to Great Britain - bales
WILMINGTON, Sept. 16.-Cotton closed steady;
middhng l3-i6c; net receipts 400 bales, gross
400; sales none; stock 4554 bales; exports coast
wise -
PHILADELPHIA. Sept 16.-Cotton closed steady
middling &C; net receipts - bales, gross
- stock 4J72 bales.
NEW ORLsANs, Sept. 16.-Cotton closed
easy; middling $50; net receipts $500 bales
gross b,sO4; sales $3.50 bales; stock 1897
bales; exports, to Great Britain 1852 bales
coss wise 5.2l6 bales
of $1,000 bales, as follows: September delv-
cry SIC, October delivery &c, November de
livery : 36c, December delivery 4sc, Jsnu.
airy delivery 8 53c, February delivery s CSC;
March delivery 78c, April delivery CSC, May
delivery CSC, June delivery 9 Csc, July deliv-
cry C.
MOBILE, Sept. 16.-Cotton closed easy:
mtddling SSsc; net receipts 1884 bales, gross
1884; sales 400 bales; stock @, ia bales; ex-
ports coastwise 234
MEMPHIS. Sept 1o.-Cotton closed quiet
middIinR size; receipts 1l6 bales; shipments
1UO bales; sales - bales; stock ,403 bales.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 16.-Cotton closed steady;
middline size; receipts $50 bales shipments $40
bales; sales 765 bales; stock 953 bales.
CHARLESTON, Sept. l5.-Cotton closed quiet;
mIddhDg 72sc; net receipts Lass bales gross
ass sales 1000 bales; stock II, 1874 bales; ex
ports cOastwise - bales.
Nzv YoRk, Sept. l6.-Oonsoltdated nst re-
receipts at all cotton ports 1881 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 3.6i9 bales, 20 France
- bales: to the continent $50 bales; stock at
all American ports 35s, COZ bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YoRx. Sept. 10. noon.-Fiour quiet and
firm. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn
dull and weak. PORK quiet and easy at $40 IS
M12 50. Lard duh and weak at 81 S2Ik
Freights steady.
NEW YoRx. Sept. 10. 500 D. m.-F1our,
southern, quiet and steady; common 20 fair
extra, 50 6504 25; good to choice. extra. 81 IS
as p; superflne. 81 1894 80; buckwheat
flour Sc 25@2 s.. Wheat unsettled lower;
No. red, 81 011501 o. in elevator; 81 OH
dDI O2S6 ahost; No. red, 98l5cD$l 90; options
declined l01sSc, largely in sympathy with the