The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-10

bNf steady.
New York. sept io-The total visible
supply OF cotton for the world il ELSA 5Ss
balos. OF which i.7l1 33s bales are American.
against 2'S2 80 and 2,l20 80 bales. respect
itey last year Receipts this week at an
interior towns 81 go bales. Receipts from
plantations 335ji bales. Crop IN sight 81 lie
rates New crop yearly begins september J.
New York, sept 10, noOn.-Cotton contracts
opened steady az lg2 points advance. fell 3dti
points, but rallied on government report
showing condition at 33sl1 44c. against 81
| o. SIC last month. and 1907 Use last year,
and closed steady at 1902 points over yes
/ tcrday
New York, Sept lO.-Cotton futures
closed steady as follows, September deliv-
cry z Gle; October delivery ole; November
| delivery l9c; December delivery Z sc;
January delivery 4Sc; FEBRUARY delivery
SIC.
Now York, Sept. 0.-The Suns cotton re-
| view says The bureau report OF the con
| dition Of cotton IS at T34 or per cent. below
| that OF month ago and "a under that OF
| year ago. Liverpool was lower, but That
market was ignored The bureau report was
| q surprise 10 the bears. There were heavy
| rains in the Atlantic states, the financial
| situation Is better, mills are resuming work
| and the feeling in commercial
| circles generally more cheerful.
| Prices advanced for the day 10 to
| y points, with sales of 1873 400 bales, closing
| steady. Liverpool declined points on
| futures, with spot sales Of 5000 bales at tirm
prices. New Orleans advanced u to l3 points.
| he receipts at the ports were 5,49l bales,
against $50 this day last week and II ,657 last
year. Spot prices were lsc higher. The
| southern markets were quiet, but prices were
! advanced i-16c to ~ at eight of them"
| New York Sept. 9.-Rjordan 4 Co. say OF
| cotton. The agricultural iureau report to
| day giving 73.4 as the average condition or
| the crop as compared with 70 in September,
| 1892 came like athunderbOlt in the ranks of
| the bea, S who had already been made suf-
| hiently uncomforta lie by the rapid and al
| most continuous rise of a cent pound. The
| figures Of condition are much the lowest re
| corded in any September since the disastrous
| season Of 1881 when the yield was cut down
| to less than S5,500GO0 bales, The mar
| ket this morning. as Is usual on
| bureau days. was an exceptionally
nervous one January opened at SS2c, aq-
| Vanced to s36c., and after rapid and feverlsh
| fluctuations, declined just before the bureau
| figures were announced, to S.27c. AS soon as
! the figures were known, prices bounded up
| ward about ten points and little later had
| climbed nine points higher. January sold as
| high S.46c. In spite of heavy sales to real
| lie profits in the last few minutes, the mar
| ket yielded only few points from the high
| est. The close was heavy, with S.43c. bid for
| January. 1t is the general belief here
| that the real condition OF the crop is
| not nearly as bad as the bureau figures would
| indicate. But the question now is, VIII
| Liverpool become frightened at the report
| The trade abroad invariably attached more
| Importance to official estimates than our
| own cotton men do, and IL may be that in
| spite of reassuring private cables from this
| side the report may stimulate active buying
| by English Spinners and spectators on Mon
! day In that case are likely to see still
| higher prices. but the feeling here Is that the
| advance has already gone too far and with
| out decided announcement from Liverpool
| we hardly think IL will be possible to sustain
| the advance. The market may go higher but
| at any rise beyond tO-day's closing prices we
| would rather sell than buy. In any case we
are inclined to think that those who are long
| ~ cotton will do well to take their profits at
| the opening on Monday
Galveston, Sept. 10.-Cotton closed firm;
| middling 1916; net receipts l1o6 bales;
| grossnone; sales ~ bales; stock "A 932 bales
| exports to continent none exports coast
| wise -- bales; exports to Great Britain
| none; exports to France none.
| Norfolk Sept. 10-Cotton closed firm;
| middling sc: net receipts 81 bales gross
none bales; sales % bales; stock $40 bales:
| exports to the continent none; exports
| cOastwise -- bales exports to Great Brit
| ain none: exports to France none.
Baltimore, Sept. l0.-COtton closed quiet:
| niddling sc; net receipts - bales; gross
| none; sales - bales stock -- bales; ex-
| ports to the continent none coastwise
| -- bales; exports to Great Britain none; to
| France none.
Boston, Sept Cotton closed quiet; mid
| ding &c; net receipts 30 bales; gross
| receipts 80 bales; sales none; stock
| - bales; exports to the continent POI
! exports coastwlse none: exports to Great
| Britain none: exports to France none.
Wilmington, Sept. l0-COtton closed nomi-
| nal; middling nc; net receipts rs bales; gross
| none; sales none; stock - bales; exports
| to the continent none; exports cOaStwse
| 1885 bales; exports TO Great Britain none; ex-
| ports TO France none
| Philadelphia, Sept 10.-CottOn closed firm
| middIing SIC; net receipts 1873 bales;
| gross none; sales none; stock 7,5l5 bales;
! exports to the continent -- rales; exports
| coastwise none; exports to Great Great
| Britain none; exports to France none.
New Orleans, Sept. 10-CottOn closed firm
| middling 1sC; net receipts 5l3 bales; gross
| receipts 523 bales sales $50 bales. stock
glE IA loo anrfg tot q
| exports coaStwise none; exports to Great
| Britain none; exports 10 France none.
Mobile. sept. l0-Cotton quiet: middling
| 9-l6c; net receipts POI bales, gross none;
| sales 80 bales: stock 3 SOB bales; exports to
| continent none; exports coastwise 287 bales
| exports to Great Britain nOnei exports to
| France none.
| Memphis. Sent. iO-Cotton closed very rm
| middlng 7Ac; net receipts 50 bales; gross
| III bales; sales 100 bales: stock Z 1872 bales,
| exports TO the continent none; exports
| coastwiSe none; exports to Great Britain
| none; exports to France none.
| Augusta Sept i0.--Cotton closed firm
middiing 724c; net receipts $40 bales gross
| none; sales 2o7 bales; stock, 6,57l bales.
Charleston. Sept. l0-GOttOn closed firm;
| middling FAC; net receipts pa bales gross
none: sales none; stock 1889 bales: exports
to the continent none exports coastwise
| 231 bales: exports to Great Britain none;
| exports to France none.
Cincinnati, Sept. l0.--Cotton closed steady
middhng 72lc; net receipts bales; gross
| none, sales oOO DbleSi bJOCR p,|UO DdlbS
| Louisville Sept 10-Cotton closed quiet;
mlddling 916c; net receipts none, gross
none; sales none: stock none.
| St. Louis, Sept. lO.-Cotton closed quiet;
| middhng 74c; net receipts 40 bales; gross
receipts none; sales iS4 bales stock 1853
| bales
/ Houston, Sept. 9 Cotton closed steady;
| middling 1916; net receipts lar bales;
grossreceipts none; sales 2j9 bales stock
| 1921 bales.
New Orleans. Sept 1o.-Cotton futures
! steady. with sales Of 40.l00 bales. as fol
| lows: September delivery 7 nc, October de-
| livery 73e November delivery sic, Decem-
| Der delivery 3 OlC January delivery l7c,
| February delivery 25c, March delivery BIC,
| April delivery -.
New York Sept 10-Consolidated net re-
ceipts Of cotton at all the ports to-day and
| so far this week from all ports were
/ 5,49l bales: exports, TO Great Britain POI
| bales: to France $500 bales; to the CONT
! nent 2 $50 bales stock 24.s77 bales.
| Atlanta. Sept l0-COtton firm; middling
| 75sc receiptsS1 bales cleaIings for the week
| 1896, 1873.
Grain, Provisions, Etc.
New York Sept. 8, 5 p. m.-Flour dull,
| and the market held firm; winter wheat low
| grades 81 95dS2 IS; winter fair to fancy 81 As
| as IS: winter patents IS f00$ %; Minnesota
| clear g. 50lc3 90. Patents 81 00GI& f5i southern
| -four dun and steady: common to fair extra
! 81 tOllS3 10; good TO choice extra SO 150b4 p.
| Wheat duh and frmer; No red in store and
/ elevator 7lG1714c; afoat NE options were
! very dull. but closed firm at sane over yes
| terday; September delivery 7lc October de-
| 1iverV 7flLc. December delivery 75hc. Corn