The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-04

- Ofu, alSo ooo4d also 6l-o4d; January and
February delivery 63-64d, also 4 s2-64d. also
!-o4d; also Sd; February and March delivery
l-o4d, also Sd; March and April delivery
4-64d- Futures Irregular
aHv p. m,-Furures: American middling. low
inloollng clause, September delivery 47-64d,
ouyers; September and October delivery
4 47-o4d, buyers; October delivery 4 526Id
3p Esssj October aud November delivery
delivery 4 56-64G4 81 -64d; December and Jan
uary delivery 59-64d, value; January and Feb
ruary delivery 6l-6i04 82-64d; February and
! march delivery 695 l-64l; March and April de-
hVery D 3-6id, sellers; April and May delivery
d. Futures closed barely steady.
NEW EoRE, Sept. 3, noon.-OoLLon opened
qulet; middllng uplsnds $40; middling Or
leans l5-l Q; sales 799 bales
kutures-The market opened steady. with
sales as follows September delivery 41c,
october delivery Gle, November delivery sc
December delivery 8 soc, January delivery
VIC, February delivery 15c
New YORK Sept. 8, 500 o. m.-Cotton
market closed dull; middling upands 59sc;
middling Orleans 1-I6o; net receipts -
bales, gross :; sales to-day iT2 bales.
Futures-Msrket closed firm, with sales OF
~, 800 bales, as follows: September delivery
oS0o &c; October delivery s46ts S5c; No
vemoer delivery 900 O0c; December de-
livery 1903 l3c; January delivery 9 25c; Feb
ruary delivery 9 $500 sc; March delivery 8 4S
o. 49c; April delivery 5809 soc, May delivery
y, ol8g Csc. June delivery 1909 76c, July de-
livery 9 500 ssc.
Nav YORK, Sept. s.-The Suns cotton
report says: Futures opened at to points
decline, quickly rallied, became buoyant, clos
ing hrn at 10 to q points advance from yester-
Jay S closlnglcloSing Irices. The bulls had grand
Time OF 1t to-day. weaS opening, in sympathy
with an easier Liverpool market, was soon turned
TO an active and buoy ant speculation. January
was the leading month, and during the morning
6our ftuctuated between 902, and 910c.
Iren began trouble for the bears. The govern
ment weather map seemed to indicate an I'M
reasonably low temperature in the northwest
and that "a cold wave" was approaching the
cotton region. This meant that it was feared
there would be another series of unfavorable
crop accounts against which the bears could
orng nothing to counterfeit It's influence abroad.
Quick jumps to 9.l1c was the first effect"
then period of very unsettled feeling, and fin
ally Steady advance, point by point, until
926c was paid There is an incident of the
dealings. broker had an order to
s sen January at 915c, and at
at 9. l5c. why" said an enthusiastic bull.
both those orders will be executed to-day"
And SO il proved. A small movement of the
crop aided the bulls. The weather reports
were generally pretty fair. but at some points
in the Mississippi valley the weather was too
low for favorable growth of the plant Spot
cottoh was sc dearer
Q4LvEsTog, Sept. Cotton closed firm;
m ddling 7l6c; net receipts ,, ISL bales, gross
2!5'; sales 37S bales; STOCK 1850 bales; ex-
ports, coastwiSe g. ll3 bales
NORFOLK, Sept. 3.-Cotton closed steady;
middling SC; net receipts o. bales, gross
81; sales 90 bales; stock - bales; exports,
cosstwIse 24D bales.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 9.-Cotton closed steady;
middlinG. sac; not recsipts none, gross
none; sales none; STOCK 6,ll8 bales.
BOSTON, Sept S.-Cotton closed dull; nothing
doing; mddiing s11e; net receipts -
bales, gross -; sales none; stock - bales;
exnorts to Great Britain bales.
WILMINGTON, Sept 3.-Ootton closed firm;
middling INC; net receipts 10 bales, gross 10;
sales none; stock 800 haIeS.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 6Ac; net receipts II bales, gross -;
Nav ORLEANS, Sept. 3.-Cotton closed
steady; middling $40; net receipts ! 40 bales,
gross 1928; sales 500 bales; stock 46 $50 bales;
exports to Great Britain 1891 bales, coastwise
Futures-The market closed steady with
sales of %, so bales as follows: September de-
livery SOC, October delivery 6ic, November
delivery 76c, De oember delivery SIC, January
delivery SIC, February delivery 07c; March
delivery l7c, April delivery &c, May deliv
8 &c.
MOBILE, Sept. S.-Cotton closed firm;
middling Sc; net receipts S14 bales, gross
Sl4; sales 100 bales; stock 5,5S5 bales; exports
coastwise714.
MEMpH1s, Sept 8.-Cotton closed firm;
miidling $50; receipts SO bales; shipments -
bales; sales = bales; STOCK l, 43i bales.
AUGUSTA, Sept 3.--Cotton closed firm;
middling &c; receipts ~ bales; snipments p
DbleS sales lof OAleS, STOCK ,le3 D6leS.
CHARLESTON Sept. 3.-Cotton closed firm;
mIddling nc; net receiptS 14l bales. gross
1Il; sales l40 bales: stock 1881 bales; exports
coastwise 1856 bales
ATLANTA, Sept. 3.-CotJon closed steady; mid
ding l1l6c; receipts 307 bales.
New YORK, sept. 3--Consolidated net re-
receipts at all oOtton ports 1922 bales:
exports, to Great Britain 7,272 bales, TO France
- bales, to the continent - bales; stock at
all American ports 3d., 594 bales.
GRAIN AND Provisions.
NEW Yoax. Sept s. noon.-FIour quiet and
dull and stronger. Pork dun aud steady at
go 01Ta42 co.. Lard quiet and firm at 81 10.
FreighIs in fair demand and firm.
NEW YORK, Sept. 8, 500 D. m.-Flour.
50 1904 90; good to choice, extra. 81 so
695 50; superflne, 81 1904 80; buckwheat
iour, 81 2502 So. Wheat stronger and quiet;
No. , red, 81 044611 0615 in elevator: ungraded
opened 1s0a5c up, broke 1Gl3sc, advanced
l34123sc on better Paris cables, unfavorable
continent weather, long clerances, closing 40
116c over yesterday steady; No. red. Septem-
Der delivery 81 065s; October delivery 81 0716;
November delivery g.; December delivery
81 l01s; January delivery $; February de-
livery 5 -; May delivery s. Corn highar and
active; No g cash, 741kGD75c in elevator; s50277c
ahoat; ungradea mixed, 7507Sc; steamer
mixed. 72c; white 74c; options advanced 40
lac on frost reports, declined 14gg54o reacted
l@116c, closing firm; September delivery ll1ec;
October delivery 6s}45c; December delivery
Sole; May delivery &C. Oats stronger ami
active; options tirner; September delivery
1870; October delivery $3.50; spot No. 2 35ls
637c; mixed western $50 49,. Hops weak and
dull Pacific coast l4D17c; new 43604Sc; state,
common TO choice, l54l1c. Cohee-Options
opened and closed steady, , to ~ down: Sep
TENDER delivery IA 0OGDli 80; October delivery
Il 70113 IS; November delivery II e5Ol3 90;
December delivery spot Rio dull and nominal;
fair cargoes 1870; No. Z. loekc Sugar
raw, active and firmer;, far refining
&c; centrlfu9als, go test, 1-16c; Muscovia
2 4-9c; refined firm and fairly active;
No. 8. 376c; No. 3, $3.50; of A, 4041sc;
mould A. 4 8 I6c; standard A, 4ssc; confec-
sac; powdered. 44sc; granulated. 43sO41ec;
cubes, 4 7-!6c. MoIasses-Foreign nominal; 500
test, ilN@12c in hhds; New Orleans
steady, common to fancy 25GSsc. Petroleum
lower and quiet; crude in bbs., Parkers' IS 30;
crude in bulk. S. 30; refined. New
Baltimore, So $500 80; in bulk, 81 25. Cot
29c: crude off grades 2103Oc; yellow OFF
grade 36c. Tallow firm ant quiet. Wool
quiet and steady; domestic fleece SoGsS7c;
pulled 260SSc: Texas 170s4c Provisions
Pork dull steady; prime 81 50@l2 90;
old mess, $40 1Q@lo IS; new mess 81 30
So OO09 So Beef hams weak at Si4 0O0
ii 80. Tierced beef quiet; city extra.
India mess, S19 500l1 90. Out meats
are firm; picked bellies at SIC;
pickeled shoulders 6l4Q161sc; picked hams
11MllLbc. Middles are hrm; short clears.
September delivery 81 IS. Lard stronger aud
ouiet: western steam 81 -; city Sc Ell; options
September delivery 81 II; October delivery
A. Is: November delivery 3; December deliv-