The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-20

baltimore. Sept. ls.-NiNOtaAlOue louhN
were as follows Va. Consolidated IS $4,000;
Northern Central stock 6S b. & q. :. w,
first incomes l042i second incomes 259s, third
incomes TladS; Consolidated Gas bonds 1890
2ilR, Gas stock So 4ffh6,4
New York, Sept. 19.-Sub-tTeuSury balances;
Coin, A9O4S.OOO: currency, NsOsO Ol
Cotton.
Liverpool. Sept 49, noon.-Cotton, fair
American middling nominal 4Ssd; sales
1900 bales-American $500 bales; specula-
ton and export - bales; receipts 300
! hales-all American. Futures easy; demand
Liverpool Sept 10. 1 p. motion, prices
unchanged: demand fair.
Futures-American mlddling, low middling
| clause: september delivery --di Septem-
Der and October delivery 3564d; October
and November delivery 32-64d; November
and December delivery 4 32-64G1i 33-64,G4 "a
64Gl4 356id; December and January deliv-
cry $4,000 35-641l4 &c 6iJ4 81 64d; January
/ and February delivery 4 366404 57-646l4 3S-
! 6404 3964d; February and March delivery
/ 39-64d4 40-64d March and April delivery
4l-6404 43-64Gl4 44-6l6l4 43-6ld; April and May
/ delivery 45-64d. Tenders none.
p. m.-AmerCan mtddling fair od,
| good middlng 412d middltng 45d; low
middling 413 good ordinary 4Sd; ordl-
| nary 3l6d.
| Futures-American middlng low middling
| clause; September delivery 356lG4 36-64d;
| September and October delivery 4 "a Cid,
! buyers: October and November delivery 81
| SD, sellers; November ana December deliv-
! cry 346lG4 81 64d; December and January
} delivery 36-64d, sellers; January ana FeD-
| ruary delivery 4 3s-6fd, sellers; February and
! March delivery 40-64d, value; March and
| April delivery 42-6id, buyers; April and
| May delivery 44-6i64 45-64d. Futures closed
] Irregular.
New York, Sept, 10, noon.-Cotton contracts,
! market followed erratlC course Of Liverpool
| market, which opened at > points decline, ad-
! vanced 56I6 points, fell points, and closed
| irregular at ] point below yesterday. Our
, market opened at l00i3 points advance, fell
! l20l4 points, and are now l point below yes
| terday.
! New York, Sept 19.-Cotton futures opened
| barely steady, as follows September del1v-
| cry 95c; October delivery lOc: November
! delivery PC; December delivery 39c;
| January delivery 47c; February delivery
! soc
New York. Sept. 10, 4p. motion closed
! quiet; Middllng uplands sac, middllng Or
! Lice; sales 1875 bales.
Futures closed steady with sales of
| 25O, 800 bales as follows: September delivery
| Soc; October delivery 81; November de-
| livery Il; December delivery %; January
| delivery "a: February delivery 81; March
delivery 81; April delivery 60; May deliv-
| cry Sc
New York Sept. 10 Consolidated net re-
| ceipts of cotton at all the ports to-day were
l6,SoS bales exports. to Great Britain 6,3Ol
| bales; to France none; to the continent
| none; stock BOB PAL bales.
Total net receipts at all the ports so far
this week were 40 sos bales exports to Great
| Britain 1896 bales; to France none; to
the continent 10,963 bales.
! New York, Sept. 1.-THE Suns cotton re
! view says: There Is an easy advance, owing
| to the expected rise at Liverpool, where the
| trade continued active, but at the higher
| prices here there was heavy selling, both for
| local and southern accounts, as well as
! some selling on European orders, and the i'm
| prOVement was soon lost. net decline FOL
| lowed, which was partly recovered before the
| close. The receipts at the ports and some in
! terror towns were larger, and the weather in
nnnH holt
| able for moving the crop. 1t is hoped that
] the repeal bill will pass the Senate
this week. Prices advanced ID
| to IA points, lost this and closed to points
| lower and steady, with sales of p 800 bales.
| Liverpool advanced points, but lost most of
| this. Spot sales 200 bales. In Manchester
| yarns were firm; cloths firm, but quiet. Spot
| prices here &c lower, with sales of % bales
| for spinning and 1900 bales shipped to Eu-
rope. There was a decline of l-l6O8 at
| seven of the southern markets. Sales at
New Orleans $500 bales. In New Orleans
| futures declined 10 points, but regained 5
| points of this. The receipts at the ports were
1866 bales, against 1886 this day last week
and 1856 last year; total thus far this week
40, sos bales, against % 947 thus far last week
New York. Sept, 19-RlOrdan g. Co. say Of
| cotton: This was day OF surprises. The
| bears were thunderstruck this morning when
! they found Liverpool sending us an advance
| in response to our heavy decline of yester-
! day. The opening was lively one, January
selling as high as S.50c, but the wires showed
| that the receipts were coming in quite liBer-
ally and the improvement was short lived. In
| the first hour January had declined below
| yesterdays closing prices and when 1t be-
| came known that the receipts had also
| frightened Liverpool and caused lower mar
/ lIet there, the bears here were embOldened to
| offer more freely, and January sold down to
| S.2gc. This was the lowest price of the day.
| Short covering and some buying by sanguine
| bulls caused rally of January to S36c The
| close was steady. with S.5ic bid for January,
| The receipts still form the key OF the Sieua-
| alton. They are closely watched by the
| traders both here and abroad and their pro
| portions have an instant and very material
| effect on prices. The bull sentiment which
| was so rampant in the latter part of last
! week has given place to a feeling of anxious
| uncertainty. Most of the traders al the mo
| ment are inclined to expect lower prices, but
| all feel that the developments of the next few
| days may work decided change in either
| direction.
NewOrleans. Sept. 19.-Cotton futures closed
! firm, with sales of 5000 bales as fol
| lows: September delivery 74c, October de
! livery Sc. November delivery Sc, Deem
| Der delivery 99c, January delivery 09c,
| February delivery 8 lie. March delivery 25c,
| April delivery SIC: May delivery 8 4Od.
Galveston, Septl. 19.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling $40; net receipts 297 Dales; gross
! none; sales 3S bales; stock 46Sl7 bales;
| exports to continent none; exports coast
! wise $50 bales: exports to Great Britain
none: exports to France none.
Norfolk, Sept. 19.-CottOn closed nominal;
middling 7sc net receipts 10 bales; gross
none; sales lSg bales; stock 625O bales:
| exports to the continent none; exports
| cOastwise none; exports to Great Brit
| ain none; exports to France none.
| Baltimore, sept. i9-CottOn closed nominal:
| middling SIC; net receipts none; gross
| 500 Daies; sales none; stock I,467 bales ex-
ports to the continent none; coastwise
| none; exports to Great Britain none; to
| France none.
| Boston, sept. l9.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding S2sc: net receipts none; gross rec eipts 1888
bales: sales none; stock none exports to the
continent none; exports cOastwise none
exports to France none.
Wilmington, sept 19.-COtton closed firm
middling 74c; net receipts 459 bales gross
none; sales none; stock 1852 bales; ex-
! ports to the continent none exports coast
wise - bales; exports to Great Britain none;
exports TO France none.
Philadelphia, sept l9.-Cotton closed quiet
middiing S}sc; net receipts none
gross none; sales none; stock S,036 bales
exports TO the continent none; exports
cOatWise none; exports to Great Britain
none; exports to France none
New Orleans. Septl9.-CottOn closed steady;
middling 7 I5-l6c; net receipts 35S bales:
gross 617S bales: sales $500 bales; stock
409j9 bales. exports to the continent 604
bales; exports Goa wise none; exports to
Great Britain none; exports to France
none
Mobile, Sent. 19.-Cotton dull middling
Z Z l5-I6.. net receipts lbs bales; gross none;
sales 800 1ales. stock Z AS bales exports to
! continent none: exports cOastwise !. OO9 Gales
exports to Great Britain none; exports to-
/ France none.