The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-02

Ala. CLASS A, 2tOo lUl No. IA 'nClst mort BoAA
Ala. GLASS B, S.. .105 n. Y. Central go. 104A
0eorgia7s, mort. - Norf. & W. pref q. 53s4
N.Carolinac ons6s. = Northern Pacific. 81
E.Carolina cons4S 9sA " pref. 7IA
So. Caro-. Drown Pacific Mail. ..... SO
0onsolsl.os. e.. e. 81 Reading. ...-...... 35A
Tennessee .....lO2 Richmond & Ale. -
9 So. 800. 1919 Richmd q w. Pt.
" So. 3S... 70A Terminal ...... l4Sz
Virginia 6s .......*50 Rock Island. secs. S4l4
Va 6soonsoli'ted. IS St. Paul. ........ 7i%
Ches. & Ohio ..... preferred .l1S
Northwestern . .1121s Texas Pacific 49, I4A
preferred 1877 Tenn. Coal & Iron. SO
Della. & Lack 49,. i4l96 Union Pacific. 80. 42h
Erie. .............. 25R N. j. Central. -. 1l9
East Tennessee. 63s Missouri Pacific. 1885
Lax Shore. .-.....1 lie Western Union. "a
L vile & Nash. L.. IN Cotton Oil certi... 25l%
Memphis & Char $50 Brunswick ....., 10
Mobile z Ohio. 401{ Mobile & Ohio As. 65
Nash. q Chatt'a.. S6I Silver certificates. 9S7E
SIb-Treasury Balances-Coin. S92, 9!3, 900; cur
rency, SIS, o35,00J.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. ], noon.-Ootton opened
steady, with fair demand; American middling
4 1ll6d; sales 10000 bales-Amercau $500
bales; speculation and export 1000 bales; re-
oeipts 1000 bales-Amercan 5000
Fusures American m dtling. low middling
clause, September delivery d; September
and October delivery 4 41-64d, also 40-64d
October and November delivery 4S-64d, also
47-64d, also I6-64d, also 4 4S-b4d; November
and December delivery 51-64d, also 4 50-64d,
December and January delivery 56-64d, also
55-6id; January and February delivery
56-84d, also 55-64d, also 57-64d; February
and March delivery 5S-64d. Futures easy.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to 1890 bales new dockets and 500
bales old.
400 D. MIXTURES: American middling, low
| mlddling clause, September delivery 44-64d,
sellers; September and October delivery
44-64d, sellers; October delivery 640
5O-64d; October aud November delivery
4 dQ-G1O1 4 and har
delivery 5l-64d, sellers; December and January
delivery b6-64d buyers; January and February
| delivery 58-6i0o4 5964d; February and March
delivery 61-64I sellers; March and April de-
| livery 4 62-6ld buyers; April and May de-
| livery ID. Futures closed firm
| ERw YoRK, Sept. /, noon.-OoJJon opened
| firm; middling uplands 7-!6o; middling Or
| leans $40: sales $50 bales.
Rutures-The market opened firm, with
sales as follows: september delivery zoe,
| October delivery 3 47c, November delivery Gle,
91c, February delivery 02c.
New YORK, Sept. /, 500 p. m.-Cotton
market closed steady; middling uplands 7-1oc;
middling Orleans $50; net receipts 1856 bales,
Futures-Market closed steady. with sales OF
| 10000 bales as follows: September delivery
| 34c; October delivery 54c; November delivery
670S Csc; December delivery sos SIC;
January delivery 950S 96c; February de-
| livery 8 07Q19 csc; March delivery 9 1Sc;
| April delivery 2719 2Sc, May delivery 81 $40
SSc, June delivery 4709 49, July delivery
| NEW YORK, Sept THE Suns cotton
review says: Futures opened buoyant ad-
| vancing IS02 points. presently declined,
| closing STEADY at Gas points advance from yes
| terday's closing prices. 1t was again field
| day on the cotton exchange, and again the
| bulls had the advantage. Liverpool opened
| lower for futures, but recovered and closed
| dearer and renorted eoue imnrovement To
which the bulls have looked as a necessary
| support to values. Official crop accounts were
again bad. North Carolina put the condition
| at only 70, or q per cent. below last year.
Georgia says the condition is IL per cent. below
last year, and this, with the reduction of 10 per
cent. in acreage, indicates q serious deficit in
| the outturn. Mississippi says that the condi-
tions, though fair, are less promising, heavy.
| cold rain having done some damage. To-day
the weather is generally favorable to picking
| operations Spot cotton was Lice dearer. Z"
ATLANTA, Sept. 1.-CotJon closed quiet; mid
| ding 736c; stock LII.
| GALVESTON, Sept Cotton closed firm;
middllng $40; net receipts S,373 bales, gross
4,373; sales 100 bales; STOCK Il, 343 bales; ex.
| ports, coasUwise 9T5 bales spinners IS.
NoRFoLK, Sept. 1.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 90; net reoeipts s. bales. gross
! ST. sales 1870 bales; STOCK 55:4 bales.
BALTIMORE, Sept l.-Cotton closed steady
middling 6Ac; net receipts none, gross
| LIS; sales none; stock 6IlS bales; exports,
| coastwtse 800.
BosroN Sept 1.-Cotton closed quiet but
| flrmer; middllng S3sc; net receipts IS
bales, gross 373; sales none; stock - bales.
WILMINGTON, Sept. I.-Cotton closed nominal;
! middling 7Isc; net receipts - bales, gross -;
sales none; stock, corrected, 2.4S0 bales; ex-
ports cOastwiSe 1873.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Lotion closed firm;
middling st6c; net receipts Is bales, gross l6;
stock Z. 1896 bales.
Nav ORLEANS. Sept. 1.-Cotton closed
steady; middling SC; net receipts 42s bales,
gross 0l0; sales $50 bales; stock IS 1858 bales;
exports TO the continent 400 bales, coastwise $50,
Spinners 1l3
Futures-Tne market closed firm. with
sales Of 40, TO- bales, as follows: September de-
livery lie. October delivery 8 SOC, November
delivery ace, December delivery 56c, Js nuary
delivery s 69c, February delivery nc. March
delivery soc, April delivery 8 99c, May deliv-
cry 9 09c; June delivery 9 19c, July delivery
29c.
MOBILE, Sept. 1.-Cotton closed firm;
mldding 10 l5c; not receipts 762 bales, gross
'62; sales 800 bales; stock 5.26) bales; exports
| coastwiSe 651.
MEMPHIS Sept. 1.--Cotton closed steady;
middliug 60; receipts SO bales; shipments 100
bales; sales 107 bales; STOCK /, 722 bales.
AUGUSTA, sept. l.-Cotton closed steady
midding sc; receipts A. bales; shipments 32l
bales; sales 40 bales; STOCK 1898 bales
| CHARLESTON, Sept. l.-Cotton closed firm;
mIddling i9s6D7 ll-1Gc; net receipts so bales
gross so; sales $50 bales; stock 1910 bales;
Nav YoRK, sept. I.-Consolidsted net re-
receipts at all cotton ports 1889 bales;
exports to Great Britain 1879 bales. TO France
sol bales, to the continent 400 bales; stock al
all American ports 23l, S35 bales.
GRAIN AND Provisions.
New YoRK Sept. l. noon.-FIour quiet and
firm Wheat active and weak Corn
dali and weak PORK duh and steady at
$40 O)@l2 %. Lard quiet and firm at. 81 90.
Freights quiet and firm.
New YoRx Sept. :, 500 D. m.-F1our,
southern, quiet, weak; common to fair. extra,
g 1904 Sd; good to choice, EXTRA 81 SO
as 80; superhne. 81 1904 50; buckwheat
flour, SO 25O2 S. Wheat lower and unsettled,
closing frmer with options moderately &C
tive; No 2 red, 81 N7O1 on in ele-
vator; ungraded red 81 0'1k11 1914 ahoat:
No. 8 red 81 05l5GS1 G5; options sold down ESQ
Sc. as a reaction from the strength on the
Vienna report yesterday with the impression
that its statistics had been fully discounted.
There we're anxious sellers in realizing, and
downward tendency was accelerated by liberal
shipments OF the new crop from farmers hands
and ar.e deliveries that are being made on
the contracts, and closed steady at 21Sn2}Sc
under Yesterday; No. red, September delv-
ery 81 OH; October delivery 81 0s1a; Novem-
her delivery s; December delivery 81 Ills:
January delivery 8; February delivery s.;
MAY delivery s. Corh unsettled and very dull:
No. 2 cash, 76c in elevator; 75076c
mixed, nc; white 74c; options declined &dl
Ia<c with wheat, advanced and closed strong
on manipulation, at 3GoS}zc better on early
months; September delivery TIC; October
delivery 69lkc; December delivery 60c; May
delivery C Oats fairly active aud higher;
options more active and tirmer; September de-
livery $3.50; October delivery 3556c; spot
prc;s No. B. 36037c; white 49c; spot,
10 2white and september 35Gl361fc; No. 2, 35la
white 45M45c. Hops weak, duh; Pacific coast
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