The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-08

/ ruary delivery 4-e4d: February and March de-
/ hTery 6,o414 7'64d; March and April delivery
The tenders of deliveries at to-dAy's elearinSs
| amounted TO quo bales new dockets
| 4p m-tutures: American middling. low
Iniddling CLAUSE, September delivery 61-s4d,
sellers; September and October delivery
S6l 81, sellers; October and November delivery
| o2-o4GSo oS oAd; November and December de-
/ livery "a, value; December and January
/ delivery ? 04d, value; January and February
delivery 4,6iG4 6-64d; February aud March de-
livery livery 90 40 sellers; March and April de-
l2-54d sellers. Futures closed sulet,
| MANCHESTER, Sept. The Gtidydidn's com
merclai srticle says: The market is bad sor
1 sellers. orders from India are all at lower
rates There is a fair demand for lighter makes
| OF finishing cloths. India scarfs of low Quality
STRIPES and checks are not much asked for.
| Heavy goods are unchanged. There are few
ara quiet"
! NEw YoRK, Sept :, noon.-Fururss opened
! hrm, with sales as follows: September delivery
00c, october delivery loo, November delivery
| z 23c, December delivery Csc, January delivery
| z &c. February delivery t6c
New YoRK. Sep. Z, 500 D. m-Cotton closed
| quiet; IniddliDg uplands 3-l6c middlinR Or
| leans 9l6c; sales 3S4 bales
Futures-Msrket closed quiet, with sales OF
/ llO,S $50 bales, as follows: September delivery
! O317 O4c, October delivery 1907 lie, No
vember delivery 2107 go. December delivery
1907 Bic, January delivery z 4G97 45c Feb
ruary delivery z 544D7 55c, March delivery 81
| z SSD7 sac.
Nav YORk. Sept. Hubbard. Price & Co.
| say OF the cotton market: During the last
| twenty-four hours change In feeling has evil
| IDENTIFY taken place abroad. After the official
closing OF the market yesterday afternoon the
/ trade bought 5000 bales in Liverpool and to-
day the spot sales IA 900 bales, the total for
/ the two days thus being 25 900 bales. Futures
/ are about 8-64d higher than yesterday, and the
| cables are decidedly more encouraging. They
| predict that II the improvement continues spin
/ ners VIII become alarmed and buy freely, as
| tneir stock is unquestionaby very small Mean
/ time a more active demand from the continent
| continues TO make itself felt at southern ports,
| and the limited quantity of cotton offering is
| readily taken ct full quotations. In our market
| the opening prices showed an advance of about
points on yesterdays close. Tnis was further
| increased when it became evident that the days
/ receipts would be hardly more than a third OF
| what they were last year Realizing sales sub
! sequently carried prices back little, but by
| O'Clock the sellers of the morning had become
| buyers again, and the recession was entirely
recovered. During the afternoon the market
| becane slightly easier, sold of about points,
| closing quiet. There has been no especial
| reason for the decline. The buying power
| however, seems to have been temporarily ex-
| hausted, and traders are dispos d to wait
| further Developments from abroad"
| ATLANTA, Sept. cotton closed steady; mid
| ding 69sc; no receipts to day.
| GALVESTON, Sept. cotton closed steady;
middling l3-l6c; net receipts l. S4S bales gross
| l,o4o; sales 6SS bales; stock 1885 bales.
| :, NORFOLK. Sept. Cotton closed quiet; mid
I
| 146 bales; stock 5,054 bales.
| BALTIMORE, Sept. cotton closed nominal;
middllng ne; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stoCA 10, 1913 bales.
BosroN, Sept. COTTON closed dull; mid
| ding 71sc; net receipts 81 bales, gross 202;
| sales none.
middling 61ssc; net receipts 81 bales, gross So
| 3 new; sales none; stock z 733 bales
| PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 7-Cotton closed steady;
middiing 7-1oc; net receipts IL bales, gross q;
/ stock l. az bales
New ORLEANS, Sept. 7.-Cotton closed STEADY;
middling &c; net receipts 1e2 bales gross 1873;
| sales go bales; stock "a 755 bales; exports TO
| Great Britain 1850 bales coastwiss a05.
Futures-The market closed barely steady
with sales Of ~, 200 bales, as follows September
delivery 74c, October delivery Sc Novem-
January delivery 06e, February delivery I5c,
March delivery 2oc, April delivery Z 8bc, May
| delivery $50
MosIIE, Sept 7-Cotton closed quiet;
middling eyhc; net receipts a99 bales gross so9;
sales none; stock 1874 bales; exports, coast
wise "a.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 7-Cotton closed steady;
middling 10; receipts 20 bales; sales rs bales;
shipments 100; stock %. $3.50 bales
AiUsusTA' Sept: Cotton closed firm;
| $50 bales; sales 602 bales; stock o,4s2 bales
| CHARLESTON. Sept. Cotton closed steady;
mtddling SIC; net receipts 939 bales, gross 939;
| sales 1850; stock Il, Ops bales.
| New YORK, sept T.-Consolidated net re-
| oeiptS at all the ports to-day were 45S bales;
| exports, to Great Britain a75 bales. to the con
| tinent none; stock at all the ports were 424 a54
bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
| NEW York, Sept 7, noon.-FIour dull and
| unsettled Wheat moderately active and firm.
| Corn qHlet but stronger. Pork quiet and weak
| at 81 00@l2 IS: Lard quiet at 81 SjI<. FreiRhts
| steady and dull.
| New YORK. sept. z 5 D. m.-Wheat dull and
stronger; No. 2 red 7sa7S34c in store and els-
yator; 59ltc ahoat; options higher; No. red.
| 83ssc Corn f1rmer but dull, No 2 55l$c IN ele-
| vator; 5615c atioat; options higher and firm;
| September delivery 55c; December delivery Soc.
| Oats fairly active and stronger options fairly
active, higher and strong; September delivery
| 3s}4c; December delivery 40S4c; No. white
| October delivery 400 i0Ac; spot, No. 2 $50
| 3s94c; mixed western 3o9Sstsc. Coffee-Op-
lions closed steady ana 1000 points up; Sep
| TENDER delivery 10 s5G13 60; November deliv-
| cry IS 05@13 Is. Sugar-Refined quiet and
| irregular. Molasses-New Orleans quiet;
| and quiet. Cotton seed oil firm but quiet; crude
29c. Peanuts quiet. Meat market steady but
800 asked; city S6 800; September delivery
| o. 80 asked; October delivery 37o7 asked
| Freights dull and steady.
| CHICAGO, Sept. Corn was the leader to-
| day, and result wheat in the face of news
| which could not be considered as favoring
| higher prices, was very firm, and made q gain
for the day OF re Corn had distinct encour-
| aAement from various sources and the specu-
| latiye condition OF the market was in excellent
shape TO respond to bullish influences, of which
a net advance of 1910 is sufficient evidence
| Provisions WERE on the whole, weak, more par
| ticuarly regards October contracts In
corn the fear of frost was the principal
| strengthening factor at the start. but the ad-
vance was assisted later on by the Kansas state
report, showing decrease of points for last
month, due to hot. dry weather
CHICAGO, Sept. Cash quotations were aa
follows: Flour barely steady, with prices un-
changed. Wheat-No. spring 1880; No. 2 red
1850. Oorn-No- 2 4714c Oats-No. 2 $3.50
Mess pork 50 5000 90. Lard 81 3O07 s.
Short ribs 81 esq 70. Dry sailed shoulders
SO 9007 90. Short clear 81 85a7 90. Whisky
81 49,
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Closing.
WHEAT. No. g
Sept delivery. 7316 1857 1897
Dec. delivery 1919 n 1872