The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-19
COTTON,

LIVERPOOL Sept; IS, noon--Cottou dull,
with prices generally in buyers favor: Ameri-
can middling Is l6d; sales 1000 baes-Ameri-
| can $500 balss; speculation and export 500
bales; receipts none
Futures American IN ddling. low middlIng
clause, September delivery ID; Septembe
vember delivery I4-sad; November and De-
cember delivery 49-64d. also 1 4S-64d; De-
cem6er and January delivery 4 5s-o4d, also
$3.50, Also 81 sd. also 59-o4d; January
and February delivery { 54-64d, also 4 55-o4d:
February and March delivery So SAD. also
| 5s-54t, also 57-64d; March and April delivery
/ 6l-64d. Futures easy.
The tenders of deliveries at today's clearings
amounted to so bales new dockets and coo
/ bales old
400 p. MIXTURES: American middlinc. low
middllng clause, September delivery 3g-6l1
+Obsd; September and October delivery
/ 550iGD4 4O-64d: October delivery 4i-6460
4204l; october aud November delivery
| 4i-o4Goa 42b4d; November and December de-
livery 4564Q4 i66id; December and january
delivery 4s-6iGl4 40-64d; January and Feb.
| ruary delivery 5l-64D4 So Cad; February and
March delivery 5i&@i 5l-64d; March and
! April delivery / 57-6461 5s-64d; April and NAV
delivery ID. Futures closed quiet but
! steady.
The weekly cotton statistics are as follows:
| Total sales for the week 80, 900 baIes-Amer-
| lean 41,O00 bales; spectators took 8. 700 bales.
trade takings, including forwarded from SHIPS
side; 64,O)O bales; actual export 5000 bales;
total Imports 10000 bales-American IS 600,
| total stock 10000 bales-American 55i 900
bales; total auoat 70. 900 bales-American so COO
bales; exporters took $500 bales
NHW foEE, sept Is, noon.-Ootton opened
quiet; middling uplands size; middllng Or
! leans = l5-.t @; sales lrl bales
Futures-The market opened steady, with
sales as follows September delivery - c.
| October delivery lSC, November delivery 8 jSc,
December delivery 8 SIC, January delivery
re. February delivery s5c.
900 p. m.-Cotton closed quiet; middling
| sSsc; low middling 1870, good ordinary
| i-l6c; net receipts here to-day 100 bales.
gross l,54s; sales to-day 1872 bales, all TO spin
ners; forwarded $50 bales; exports, to Great
| Britain 2.o4x bales. to the continent - bales;
| stock at this port 1874, 4S9 bales.
Weekly net receipts at New York 1870
| bales, gross 1887; exports, to Great Britain
| ll,3ll bales, to the continent 1883 bales, to
| France 40; forwarded 4,24S bales; sales 2,l2i
bales, all to spinners
Consolidated net receipts &C all ports for
the week 159, 33S oales; exports to Great Britain
330s9 bales, TO France 5,7S7, to the continent
| 1855 bales.
Total net receipts since Sept 1. 2s9, $50
bales; exports, to Great Britain 77,237
| bales, TO the continent WA bales, to France
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales of
lol 400 bales, as follows: September delivery
| 3 O'6DS 09c; October delivery : HOS 12c; No
vember delivery SOGS BIC; December delivery
4ftgo 4ec; January delivery d4Gls csc; Feb
ruary delivery 5SGt5 7gc; March delivery
90QS Gle; April delivery Q O2G19 03c, May
Delivery 3 1908 l3c, June delivery Q 600
= ~ Jury NSIlN0I9 V<tQA5 olC, August o0OE
939c.
The Suns cotton report says Futures
opened at TOLL points decline, closing steady
az l704lS points decline from yesterday closing
prices. The market gave away at all points
this morning Local operators had loaded up
10 some extent last evening, In natural antci-
patton that a drop OF half a cent a pound
would be followed by some reaction But Liver
pool failed these people utterly. That mar<et
for futures reported further decline of 4-64G
5b4d' and this was followed with us by scram-
bic to unload at the best prices January con-
tracts sold just before the second call at s Coo
and for some time thereafter prices showed
steGdiness that promised reaction more or less
substantial. But stop orders carried the price
downto 63c, decline of 80 points from the
highest figure on Sept. ). There was nothing
especially new to favor the bears, but the bulls
seem to have lost confidence. u was even said
that prices may return TO the lowest figures in
August, when January sold at 02c. Deliveries
from plantations this week are about iGS, 900
bales or nearly equal to last year. leading
firm put out the crop estimate today at
100000 bales but it attracted little attention.
s rot cotton was nc lower"
GALVESTON, sept lS.-Cotton closed easy
middling 9l6c.
| NoRPoLK, Sept 13.-Cotton closed steady:
middng Sic.
BA4TIMoRE, Sept. 1s.-Cottor closed nominal;
middlng Sl5c.
BosToN, Sept. 1s.-Cotton closed quiet
WMMINeroN, Sept ls-Cotton closed dull
middling 1850.
Philharmonic Sept. 1s-Cotton closed quiet
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1s.-Cotton closed easy
Futures Market closed barely steady, with
sales OF So 500 bales, as follows: September de-
livery soc, October delivery 90c November
delivery 8 06c. December delivery &c, JAN
uary delivery &c, February delivery acc,
March delivery SEC, April delivery Gee,
May delivery s &c, June delivery sc.
MOBILE. Sept. 1s-Cotton closed easy
middling 31oc
MEMPHIS, Sept is.-Cstton closed quiet;
AUGUSTA, Sept lS.-Cotton closed steady;
middling l5l6@sc.
CHARLESTON. Sept. 1s.-Cotton closed steady;
MoNTooMBRY, Sept 1s-Cotton closed dull;
middng Sc; receipts l00S2 bales; shipments
1886 oales stock 1891. S6l7 bales; stock 1890,
1855 bales; sales Z 1876 bales.
MACON. Sept. 1s.-Recepts 2722 bales sales
- bales; shipments 2341 bales; stock 1891,
743; stock 1890 1895 bales.
COLUMBUS Sept ls.-Cotton quiet; middlng
73Ic; receipts 8, g03 bales; shipments 1870 bales;
safes ,05l GALES; stock 1891, 3liS bales; stock
1890 .i5S bales.
NASHVILLE, Sept. 1s.-Cotton closed quiet;
mdding size.
SELMA Sept tS-Cotton market quiet; mid
ding size; receipts 5,11 bales shipments 5. l45
bales stock 1884, 66S2 bales; stock 1880, 3O57
bales.
RoaE. Sept. 1s.-Cotton market not received
to day.
ding Lido: receipts J5S.
NRw YoRx, sept. 1S-Consolidated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports $3.50 bales,
exports. to Great Britain 3,055 bales, 10 France
8 77 bales; to the continent 270 bales; stock at
all American ports Ssl,@34 bales
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK. Sept. 49, noon.-Flour quiet and
firm. Wheat firm and steady. Corn quiet
and strong Pork quiet ana steady at Sl01
Mf2 sO Lard quiet and firm at 81 90
NEw YORK Sept. IS. 500 p. m.-Flour,
southern, quiet and dull common to fair
extra So 65GD4 %; good to choice, extra "a 81
G15 IS; superane. )! 1904 80; bucxwheat
dour. 50 2592 81. Wheat easy and !, d nnji
| No. 2 red, 81 04Q1l 0i19 in elevator; 81 O44
oil 0655 ahoat; No. red, 81 Of; options ad-
vanced lh6L2c on larger foreign buying orders
with rumors regarding the prohibition OF ex
ports from Russia declined i0114c on realizing,
| closing weak 5sQb1c over yesterday II was
mostly manipulated market and rumors
were started which were contradicted as
soon as they had had their influence;
No. Q red. September delivery s. Oi%;
October delivery 81 0jH; November delivery
| 8; December delivery 81 O515; May delivery
s Corn Quiet aad lower; No. cash.
| G4l61G5c in elevator; 6j01c0c ahoat: options
| oDened M@1Rc lower advanced 5zGD11xc, de
| clined N66Iblc closed weak and partly A6lc
\ down for the day on manipulation; September
| delivery C3c: October delivery 60S4c; Decem-
Der delivery 5414c; May delivery sic. Oats
weaker; options quiet and hrmer; September
| delivery 323zc; October delivery 1870; December
delivery C; mixed western SO053c, Hops
quiet and easy; state common TO choice -
Mi:c. Cofee-Options closed IO64Jc points
| Gogn; September delivery IL 200l4 40; Octo-
| her deliverv IA O5Ghl3 25 November delivery