The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-05
MARKETS gS9 T 2LEaaAPa.


FINANCIAL.
Nav YoRK, Sept. 4: noon.-stocks opsded
active and steady Money easy at 3 por
cent. Exchange long. 81 $3.50 tS2: short.
81 94a4G14 80. Government bonds dull but
steady. State bonds duh but steady
| tions:
Erie. .......;...,.,., 26N Richmd wPt,
Chicago & North. .fl2 Taruinal-... 1875
k koff w. pres ..ls ss Western UAi0a- s'4
New YoRz, Sept. 4, 500 p. m.-SterIing ex-
change closed quiet but stea ly at s. SD
70; commercial bills, 81 si}6@4 sitS. Money
9 per cent Government bonds closed duh bnt
| firm; four per cents u; four and half
per cents -. State bonds closed dols bat
sfeadY. y
sub-Treasury Balah6es-coin, s92, $50, 900; Cur
rency, o=y,VsD. 00LJ yia-1.i ~ OdA
Inc STOCK market to-day threw off the forces
| OF depression which have bad the uppet hand
| for the last few days, and although there was
not that broadnessfto) dealings which marked
| the former advance, dealings reached a large
| number Of stocks. aud leaders all scored ma
| terlal gains. There were no reports of frosts
| In the news OF tho mlOfniug, and the general
| news OF the day was of uniformly favorable
| character. both as to earnings and the financial
| and industrial situaioa. be bull leader.
however, had evidently made up their minds
that the decline of the reaction had gone far
| enough, and they Vert In this morning to lift
| prices in which task they had the cooperation
OF outside buyers from all domestic centers.
WING LbuOOu came III Us u purchaser 20 q
limited extent. Thadenand for stocks was so
urgent that shorts went into cover. and the
buying OF this class OF operators prevented the
usual reaction in the last hour from realiza-
ton of profits by traders from day to day
There was also as an Indication orthe selling of
the last two or three days a heavy demand for
stocks IN the loan crowd, although nothing
commanded a premium for use. Changers
were still Leaders of yths market, especially IN
point of activity butoeai stocks came TO the
front in respect to the advance made. all OF
them displaying the most pronounced strelgtn
on comparatively moderate business. Many of
Inc speclalCieS, as usual scored material gains,
but the general list as a rule was moved in
sympathy with leading shares within narrow
limits The opening was strong at advance
over last nights PRICES OF from lsd3s per- Ant.
and the upward movement was kept gong
until the close, no setbac& OF i'm portance being
seen throughout tao entire day, and Q zen par
tlcular stocks showed no reaction worthy OF
name. Five stocks-St. Paul, Union Pagifics
Atchison, Burlington AMI Quincy, AMI Rock
Island-furnlshed over ons-half of the total
transactions, but the rest of tee list were not
dull, and the business of the day footed IN a
respectable figure. Dealings were u unusually
devoid of special feature, the whole list moving
IN the same direction with nearly equal speed.
The market finally closed active and strong at
highest prices or the day The advances of
note comprise almost the entire active list, but
Lackawanna rose *, Union Pacific 215, Bur
lington and Quincy 216, Atchson 2, C., c., G.
ana st. Louis and Rock Island each 15S, Missouri
Pacific rs, Lake Shore and Northern Pacific
preferred each 1s per cent, an others smaller
amounts. The sales of liste stocks aggregated
$4,000 shares; unlisted 600
The tollo gi1g ware tbs closing quotations. OF
sheNew YORK StocS ExclanZe
AIs.class A, 2to5. 1OoLk N.O.Pa'hclst mort 1851
Ala. class b, S.. los N. Y. Central 80. 10 81
Georgia "a, mort. Eorf. 4 w. pref. =. 1894
N.Cerolinac Ons6s 12l5 Northern Pacific. q
k.Carolinac onsiA 81 - pref 7I34
So. Caro-. Drown Pacific Nail. .. $685.
OonsOlsl. IS. e. g.; reading. 49,. 80
Tennessee .....lOA6 Richmond q Ale. -
IS. 100 Richmd & w. PIT.
&c. 3s..- 70k Terminal. ....... 1875
virginia Is ....... so ROcS Island .b34H
Va. Is consoli'ted IS St Paul ..........-7IN
Ones. & Ohio..... preferred . lis
Northwestern 112k Texas Pacific 800. 145s
preferre1 1915 Tenn. Coal & Iron ss3z
Della. & Lack -. .I43A Union Pacific. 80, u
Erie. ............. 269k NJ J. Central..... 10
East Tenn ssses. Oh Missouri Pacific . 7ssz
Lake Shors. Western Union. 81
L'ville & Mash 70 Cotton Oh osrti . 2s%
Memphis & Caar. 30 Brunswick -. lIA
Mobile & Ohio. al Mobile 8 Ohio As 65
Nash. g. Onatt'a.. 30 SIiver certificates e7H
COTTON
LIVERPOOL, Sept. !, noon.-Cotton opened
steady. with fair demand; American middling
lSl6d; sales ~ 900 bales-Americau 8, 100 bales;
speculation and export 900 bales; receipts
1900 bales-American none.
Futures American m ddllag. low middling
clause. september delivery ID; September
also 52-G4d; October aud November delivery
5:-64d, also 5S-54d, also 4 57-54d; November
and December delivery 4 CASH, also 63-64d
cembor and January delivery Sd, also i-s4d;
January and February delivery 5 3-65d, also
2-64d; February and March delivery sod.
also 5-64d; March and April delivery 7-64d.
also SGD. Futures steady.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted TO 1880 bales new dockets aud 300
bales Old
400 D. m-Futures: An srcan mi idling low
middling CLAUSE, September delivery 5364d.
sellers; September and October delivery
5S64d, sellers; October delivery 55-6ld,