The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-02

Nashville 4 Chat. 50 Am. Sugar Rein. l07A
Texas Pacific, LIST. 50 do pref 1925
N. Y. Central 1895
COTTON
LIVERPOOL Sept. !, observation-disclosures
moaerSte at easier prices; American middling
4d sales 10, 900 bales-American s. 400 bales;
speculation aud export 600 bales; receipts
none.
Futures-Americau middling, low middling
clause, September delivery none; September
and October delivery 3 81 SD also 5S-64d;
october and November delivery 56-64d. also
8 57-64d; November and December delivery
8 $3.50; December and January delivery
60 64d, also 6164d; January and February
delivery 5 6264d, also 6S-64d; February and
March delivery none Futures easy:
The tenders OF deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted TO 1880 bales new dockets and 200
old dockets.
4p. MIXTURES: American middling, low
middling clause, September delivery 5 55-64d,
buyers; September and October delivery
3 55-64d, buyers; October and November de O.
livery 81 Odd value; November and December
delivery 59-64d. value; December and January
delivery 6l-64d, buyers; January and February
delivery 63-6404d; February and March de-
livery 1-64lt4 2-64d; March aud April delivery
4-64d, BUYERS; April aud May delivery 6640
54d. Futures closed st -ady.
NEW York, Sept. l, noon.-Futures opened
steady, with sales as follows: September deliv-
cry S5c, October delivery 00c, November de-
livery Ice, December delivery 2lc, January
delivery SIC, February delivery dc
New YoRK, Sep. l, 500 p. m.-Cotton closed
quiet; middling uplands 71sc, middling Or
leans 71ac; net receipts none, gross receipts
none: sales 100 bales
Futures-Market closed steady with sales of
| 1873. 800 bales, as follows: September delivery
6 sS66 SIC, October delivery &c, November
delivery 08D7 CSC. December delivery 1910
z 90c, January delivery z 1907 Soc Feb
ruary delivery 1897 40c, March delivery 40
al Soc April delivery 6807 6Oc, May delivery
Z 6SG7 zoe.
Nav YORK. Sept. Hubbard, Price s. 90.
! say Of the cotton market: "F3reign advices
were OF decidedly better character this morn
ing than had been anticipated, spinners buying
cotton in Liverpool more freely than IN several
weeks. The loss of 2-64d on arrival in the
market was partially recovered under the in
fluence of this demand, while the close Of the
market was steady. Receipts to-day are rela-
| lively very light being but 200 bales against
1000 bales last year. The better tone of Liver
| pool and light movement caused an advance of
4ll5 points above yesterdays close and
| prominent merchant bought freely and caused
outside holders to sell freely, aud the market
broke 10 points from the best prices OF the
morning. This selling appears to have caused
| some fear of the spread OF the cholera that has
forced liquidation in Wall street. Crop advceS
are fairly favorable, though rainy weather
continues throughout the Atlantic states, re-
tarding picking and movement of crop.
slightly and closed steady at about points
| over the lowest figures Of the day. decidedly
better demand from the continent is reported"
ATLANTA, Sept 1.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
| ding SIC; no receipts to day.
| GALVESTON, Sept. l.-Cotton closed easy (;
middling "a l6c; net receipts 692 bales, gross
|
coaStwise 1850 bales. Total net receipts for the
year ,l54, 205 bales
NORFOLK, Sept. f.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling To- net receipts G3 bales. gross 3d. sales
10 bales; stock 5,27S bales; exports, coastwise
1853 bales.
BALTIMORE, Sept. Cotton closed nominal
middling 71fc net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock $500 bales
BOSTON, Sept. 1.-Cottoi closed dull mid
ding TIC; net receipts rs bales, gross l47;
sales none: stock none.
W1MINaToN Sept. 1.-Ootton closed steady:
middling csc; net receipts none. gross none;
sales none; stock, corrected, 2,S70 bales; exports
coastwise $50
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. f.-Cotton closed steady
middling l6c; net receipts SO bales. gross
So stock 4 306 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. i.-Cotton closed dull;
middlinR &c; net receipts 1853 bales, gross 100;
sales 200 bales stock IS, 4s6,
Futures-The market closed quiet, with
sales OF 81, 800 bales, as follows: September
delivery SIC, October delivery Csc. Novem-
Der delivery 73o, December delivery Sic,
January delivery 90c, February delivery 99c,
March delivery 09c, April delivery 19c, May
delivery 29c.
Mobile. Sept. Cotton closed nominal;
middhng &c; net receipts 10 bales, gross 49,
sales none; stock s,404 bales.
MEMPHIS, Sept Cotton closed steady;
middling &c; receipts 10 bales; sales 100; ship
ments 394; stock % 1894 bales,
| AUGUSTA, Sept. 1.-Cotton closed dull; mid
ding 69sc; receipts 100 bales; shipments 257
sales 32l; stock 5,304 bales
CHARLEsroN. Sept. l.-Cotton closed steady;
middling SIC; net receipts 106 bales, gross lO6;
sales none; stock 1888 bales.
New YoRK, Sept. I.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts at all the ports to-day were 1888 bales;
exports, to Great Britain none; stock at all the
| ports were 407, 637 bales
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
weak. Wheat active and lower. Corn duh and
lower. Pork dull and weak at 81 2s012 50
Lard quiet and lower at 81 50. Freights lower
and quiet.
New YORK, Sept. /, 5 D. m.-Wheat more
active AID easier, closing steady; No. ? red 1879
7S&4c in store and elevator; 7916O79I4c afoat
No, 2 red, September delivery 7s34c; October
delivery s03sc; Novemb=r delivery Size Corn
dull and lower, closing steady; No. 2 cash 57GS
56c in elevator 71SG9581Sc afioat: options closed
steady. partly &c d Jwn; September delivery
56c; october delivery &c., November delivery
564c. Oats dull and lower; options dull and
livery 3S12c; spot, No. 2 371s03sc; mixed west
ern 37139c Coffee-Options closed steady and
10000 points down; September delivery 10 $50
Is IS; October delivery Is 25QD1S 40; spot Rio
easier and quiet; No. 1910. Sugar-Re-
fined hrmer and active; standard A 4766l5c;
cut loaf and crushed 5-16Q5 z Ice. Molasses-
New Orleans quiet and steady; common to
fancy 25D35c Petroleum steady and dull
| Cotton seed oil quiet and firm; crude 206D27c.
Peanuts quiet Meat market dull and weak.
Lard Quiet and hrmer; western steam g. S71S
city 81 IS; September delivery s. IS; October
delivery 81 "a. Freights dull and nominal; cot
ton l6d; grain I'D
| CHICAGO, Oept. l .--Dopr6aSlOn and a panlcky
feeling ruled on the board on account of the
cholera scare during the most of the forenoon
and most of the articles dealt In went off sharply
wheat touching the lowest point reached for
several years. but later in the day the action of
tho authorities at Washington and some other
items OF news caused revulsion of feeling and
a reaction set in which carried prices well up
\ ward toward the closing figures of
, yesterday, and in pork and ribs to a higher Level
leaving the trade in more hopeful frame of
mind than il has shown for some past.
story was circulated that there were three
cases Of cholera in New York city Wheat
iell during the first hour 1bc below last nights
close, corn 1$sc, oats sc aud pork 22L6c with
lard and ribs also weak and lower. Big cover
lnRs by shorts to secure profits caused a reec-
ton. september wheat opened Ac lower at 1880,
and after slight rally broke to 73c, closing
with recovery to 74c. Corn sympathized with
weakness in other pits and the decline was
aided by more favorable crop news
but the cold wave report, and the
governments action relative to cholera
strengthened the market in the last hour. The
opening was 36c lower har of which was recov-
cred before the close. Oats followed the other
markets, though not so radically, and closed
with loss OF only 15c. Hog products were
weak and lower at the art under the influence
OF the cholera epidemic. Wright, Cudahy and
Hately were all heavy buyers. In spite Of this
| however, there were one or two dips downward
| but when the governments action became
| known there q sharD rallV ha