The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-18

va OS cOnsollr61 % st. Paul .......... '214
Ohes & Ohio preferred. 800
Northwestern . .114A Texas Pacific 49,. 1875
preferred 1919 Tenn. Coal & Iron. "a
Della. & Lack ... .143A Union Pacific. ... 4216
Erie. -............. 3l1b N J. Central. 1884
East Tennessee. CPS Missouri Pacific =. G44
Lake Shore. 900. 1201S Western Union e. S43S
Lville Z Nash. S0IA Cotton OIL certi.. 24l6
Aenpais& Guar. 20 Brunswick ........ 1154
Mobile & Ohio .. 42I& Mobile & Ohio Is. 65IS
Nash. & Chatt'a. So Silver certificates. 97Is
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Sept II, noon.-Cotton dull,
with prices generally in buyers favor: Ameri-
can Iniddlng SD; sales s 900 bales-American
$500 bales; speculation and export 1000 bales;
receipts 1000 bales-American none.
Futures American IN ddling, low middling
clause, September delivery ID; September
and October delivery ID; October and No
vember delivery 46-64d, also d 47-64d, also
446-64d, also 47-64d; November and December
delivery 53-64d, also 52-64d, also 5I64d,
also 5O6ld, also 5164d; December and
January delivery 56-64d, also 4 55-64d, also
54-64d, also 4 59.64d. also 4 54-64d January
and February delivery 59-64d, also 58-64d,
also 57-;4d; February and March delivery
62 64d, also 6l-64d, also 4 60-64d: March and
April delivery Sd, also 63-64d. Futures easy
4:oO p. m.-Fusures: Am erican middling. low
middling clause, September delivery 1910
ACID: september and October delivery
4 43-64d4 44-Gld: October delivery 46-o4d
buyers; october and November delivery
46-64d, buyers; November and December de-
delivery 4 53-64d, BUYERS; January and Feb
ruary delivery 56-64d, buyers; February and
March delivery 59-64d, buyers; March and
delivery ID. Futures closed firm
New YORK, Sept II, noon.-OoJJon opened
quiet; middling uplands 516c; middling Or
leans r., c; sales 495 bales
Fusues-The market opened firm, with
sales as follows: September delivery lIc
October delivery 8 zoe, November delivery 8 dc,
December delivery, Gee, January delivery
s nc. February delivery 9oc.
New YORK, Sept. II, 500 p. m.-Ootton
market closed steady; middling uplands $40;
middling Orleans l5-ldc; net receipts, =
bales; gross receipts 1914 bales sales to-day
215 bales
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales Of
Ia, so bales, as follows: September delivery
21@2S sc; October delivery 290S Doc; No
vember delivery 4998 SOC; December delivery
65MS 6jc; January delivery s SlGDS SIC; Feb
ruary delivery s 93Q6 96c; March delivery
9 O709 csc; April delivery Q 1909 zoe, May
delivery 9 1908 SOC, June delivery 800
Sc, July delivery 94I&9 46c; August 0l@
53c.
The SUMS cotton report says: Futures
opened at 9G1lS points decline. closing steady
at 50JS points decline from yesterdays closing
prices. Liverpool broke all TO pieces this morn
leg, and this market followed suit. The early
decline was, however. followed by quick re-
covery on steadiel closing at Liverpool, and
the adverse crop report from Texas was twice
or thrice told tale, but many thought the recent
decline had been TOO rapid and became buy ers-
some on general principles and some to cover
contracts. January recovered from 74c TO
SIC in very short tiDe. Then indications of
full port receipts for the day began to appear
and prices again receded. January contracts
went back to 7Sc, and the market relapsed
into dullness. In the last hour there was re-
newed strength, with good degree of activity
in the face OF declines of 1-l601sc for spot cot
ton in leading southern markets.. Weather at
the south appeared to be highly favorable to
picking operations, but at various points the
temporal ure sufficiently cool to assure
continuance OF complaints of cold nights. Spot
cotton was steady and inactive"
GALVESTON, Sept. 17.-Cotron closed quiet:
N ddiing . Ice; net receipts 1851 bales, gross
6,53f; sales 1894 bales; stock "a, 945 bales; ex-
ports t. ,sreat Britain 1924 bales
NORFOLK, Sept. l1.-Cotton closed steady;
1,OIl; sales a. bales; STOCK Z, 46S bales; exports
coastwise SS7 bales
BALTIMORE, Sept. 11.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling $40; net receipts = bales gross
TO; sales none; stoc6 4,95lbaleS; exports, to
10 the continent S34 Daes.
BosToN, Sept 17.-Cotton closed quiet and
easier; middling SIC; net receipts 25
bales, gross 100; sales none; stock - bales:
exnors to Great Britain 3d. bales
WILMINGTON, Sept 17.-Cotton closed dull;
mlddIinE l3-l6c; net receipts o6S bales, gross
1858; sales none; stock 1913. bales; exports coast
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 17.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling SIC; net receipts IS bales, gross
33i; stock 4.4JS bales.
NEW OkLHAN9, sept. lG.-COttOn closed
easy middling 5-l6c; net receipts ? ,4S9 bales;
gross e,526; sales $3.50 bales; stock S4,243
bales.
Futures-Tne market closed steady, with sales
of roo bales. as follows: September deliv-
cry 75c, October delivery he, November de-
livery 2Sc, December delivery 40c Janu-
airy delivery Doc, February delivery s 60c;
March delivery 8 zoe, April delivery S0c, May
delivery Ole, June delivery 9OOc, July deliv-
MOBILE, Sept. 17.-Cotton closed easy;
mldding 5-16c; net receipts 1, 143 bales gross
lab; sales 500 bales; stock 9,209 bales; ex-
MEMPHIS. Sept 17.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling $40; receipts 40 bales shipments
100 bales; sales - bales: stock ,S22 bales.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 17.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling l-1Gc; receipts bales; shipments
1919 bales; sales Gl2 bales; STOCK s sl4 bales
CHARLESTON, Sept. l7.-Cotton closed steady;
mldding nc; net receipts 2,722 bales, gross
2722 sales LOO bales; stock 1881 bales; ex-
ports, coastwise 1926 bales.
ATLANTA Sept. T.-CotJon closed quiet;
midding SLs-16c; receipts l5G bales.
Nav YoRK, sept. 7.-Consolidated net re-
receipts at all o)tton pores 1862 bales;
exports TO Great Britain 9471 bales TO France
= bales; to the continent /, 433 bales; stock at
all American ports 310,93s bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
New YoRK. Sept. Il. moor: Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn
dull and lower. PORK quiet and steady at $40 rs
NEW YoRx. Sept. II, 500 D. m.-Flour
soutnern. quiet and steady; common 10 fair.
extra. 50 656D4 %; good to choice, extra. 81 35
as IS; superfne. 81 1904 so; buckwheat
-four, 81 2502 IS. Wheat higher and firm;
No. red, 81 0g1sG1l o. In elevator; 81 024
oil O2ss ahoat; No; red, 81 Of; options ad-
vauced 202l4c on firmer cables, with increasing
foreign orders, both for options and actual
wheat, and declined l14c on large receipts, clos
No. red. September delivery s. 03M;
October delivery 81 049s; November delivery
8; December delivery 81 0o1s; May delivery
= Corn quiet aud lower; No. cash.
&c in elevator; Gs969c afioat: options sold
of 64011sc on large receipts and fine
crop weather, advanced 1s0a4c and closed
weak A02l4c under Yesterday; September
delivery 64c; october delivery 60lSc; Decem-
Der delivery &C; May delivery sic. Oats closed
steadier options quiet and easier; September
delivery s2s6c; October delivery 33c; DeceGlber
delivery 34Isc; mixed western 3O033c Hops
quiet and easy; state, common to choice, 13
AI.c Coffee-Options closed weak. ID GOWN to
5uD- September delivery IA 451l4 TO; Octo-
Der delivery - 2jGbl3 50; November delivery
u Y56pl2 50; December delivery -, Spot Rio
DUH; fair cargoes l7l6c; No. :. 1514@l5I7c.
Sugar-raw. active and steady; fair refining
9c: centrifugals, $50 test, 37-I6c; Muscovia
4-lbc; refined fairly active and firmer;
No 8. 3zHc; No g. 394c; of A, 4G41zc;
mould A. I 16c; standard A, 7-1Gc; confec-
TONERS A SIC; cut loaf, SIC; crushed.
sac; powdered. ll-l6c; granulated. 40
45sc; cubes. 7-:6c- Molasses-Foreign nomi-