The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-06
GOVERNMENT BONDS

North Carolina IS 112 do ex-mat.cOup. IS
S. Caroa Browns. .. Virginia consols.. 50
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
| United States As, registered. ...........110
| United States As, coupons ..........-.....1l1
| United States So
*Asked ibid.
| New York, Sept. 5.-Sub-treasury balances:
| Coin, $3.50 900: currency, &,423,0OO
Cotton.
Liverpool, Sept 4. noon.-Cotton, mod
| crate demand; prices unchanged; American
middling nominal 7-l6d sales 5000 bales
| American $500 bales; speculation and export
| 500 bales; receipts 5000 bales American
| $500 bales. Futures quiet; demand mod
| crate.
Futures-American middling, low middling
clause, September delivery 23-6id; Sep
! TENDER and October delivery ---; Octo-
| Der and November delivery 2464G4 23-64d;
| November and December delivery 2564D
4 24-6id; December and January delivery
| 4 26-64d; January and February delivery
| 4 29-6Ad4 26-64d; February and March deliv
| cry ---; March and April delivery $3.50
32-64d; April and May delivery 346id.
| Tenders none.
D. m-Amer1can middling fair AID
| good middling AID middling nominal 7l6d
| low middling 5l6d, good ordinary 3-16d, or
| binary I'd.
| Futures American middling, low middling
| clause, September delivery 2564d value
| September and October delivery a 24-64@
| 25-64d October and November delivery "a
! Ohttt ~)-Ufus November anu DSCbLHDCI uCllN-
| cry 4 2664d, value; December and January
| delivery 4 27-6+Gn4 28 Bid; January and Feb
! ruaTy delivery 29-64&g4 30-64d; February and
| March delivery 4 31-6404 32-64d March and
| April delivery 4 33-64d14 34-64d; April and
| May delivery 35-64614 36-64d. Futures closed
| steady at the advance.
New York, Sept 5, nOon.-Cotton contracts
| opened steady at 7G0l0 points advance gained
| +lG5 points, became irregular, and are now
| steady at 411o points over Saturday.
New York, Sept. s. noon.-Cotton futures
| opened firm, as follows; September deliv-
| cry &C; October delivery s3c; November
| delivery 95c December delivery Csc;
January delivery l9c; February delivery
! nc.
New York. Sept 5, p. motion quiet;
middling uplands SC, middling Orleans
SIC, good ordinary ll-16c, low middlng
! 736c. Sales 466l bales
Futures closed firm, with sales of 600
bales, as follows: September delivery 75c,
! October delivery SOC, November delivery
! lie, December delivery x DC January de
| livery &c, February delivery Ale, March
! delivery soc, April delivery 59c, May deliv-
| e-g 8 CSC.
New York. Sept. 5.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts Of cotton at all the ports to-day were
4,4S5 bales; exports. to Great Britain 42l
| bales; to France - bales; to the conti-
| nent 1 9l2 bales; stock pa 1877 bales.
| Total net receipts at all the ports so far
| this week were II 3O7 bales; exports to Great
Britain 2426 bales; to France rs bales; to
| the continent 1872 bales
| New York, sept. 5.-The Suns cotton re-
! view says: 1.-The news was in the main bull
| ish, and prices advanced 20 to "a points and
| held most of the improvement at the close,
| when the tone was firm. after sales of 1876 200
| bales. The bullish factors were an advance
! in Liverpool, small receipts at the ports,
| stronger southern markets, a better none
| tary sitdatlOnhere and at the south ,rumors Of
\ coming storm in the southwest and brisk
| buying for both long and short
! accounts, particularly, however to
| cover. Liverpool advanced to 4 points,
closing steady. Sales 5000 bales on the spot.
! In Manchester yarns were strong and New
| Orleans advanced SOLO points. spot prices
| here are lsc higher, with sales of 400 bales for
! export and l6l for spinning; deliveries on
| contracts 100 bales. There was an advance
| of l-l6c at a number Of southern markets, and
| &c at Charleston, and decline of 1-16 per
| cent. at Memphis. At New Orleans | coo bales
| we're sold. Receipts at the ports 4 1875 bales
| against ,7f6 bales last week. and $40 bales
| last year. Total thus far this week II 307
| bales against 1881 bales thus far last week. ="
| New York Sept. 5-Riordan g. Co. say of
| cotton; The market to day assumed a dis
| tlnctly bulllSh aspect, CloSlng22 points higher
! than on Saturday and II points higher than
! the highest point touched in the advance Of
| Last week. There is now no doubt that Eu-
| rope is getting seriously uneasy at the crop,
| and for the first time in many weeks good
| proportion of the purchases were investment
| and not merely to cover short sales. January
| opened at g. lSc, advanced to 25c, declined to
S.l5c, rallied to 8.26c, again declined to 8 1Sc
and then advanced TO S.32c, receded to 824c,
and once more advanced, closing firm at BIC.
| The trading throughout the day was of the
most lively and teVeriSh character, but the I'M
dertone was always strong, and each reaction
seemed but the prelude to a determined adj
vance. Sentiment in regard to cotton seems
to be changing both here and abroad and
sentiment is powerful lever in speculation.
In the end the outturn of the crop is going to
regulate the course of prices, but, in the
meantime, the market, under the stimulus OF
short covering ana sentimental buying, may
be forced considerably higher For the pres
ent, at least, short sales seem to us to be too
hazardous. Until the volume Of receipts, as
compared with last season, grows heavier
we should rather buy than sell"
New Orleans. Sept. 5-Cotton futures
steady, with sales OF $500 bales, as fol-
lows: September delivery CSC, October de-
livery Sc, November delivery 7sc, Deem
Der delivery SOC, January delivery 04c,
February delivery l2c, March delivery 20c,
April delivery -.
Galveston. Sept. 5-Cotton closed firm;
middling 7asc; net receipts 65S bales; gross
none; sales none; stock 1897 bales;
exports to continent none; exports coast
wise none; exports to Great Britain
none; exports to France none.
Norfolk, sept Cotton closed firm
middling 77sc; net receipts q bales; gross
none; sales III pales; stock 5,56l bales; eX-
ports to the continent none; exports
coastwisc none; exports to Great Brit
ain none: exports TO France none.
Baltimore, sept. Cotton closed nominal
middling nc; net receipts none; gross
nonG sales none; stock 3SD bales: eX-
ports to the continent none; coastwise
nOnei exports 10 GREAT britain uOnei 10
France none.
Boston. sept. 5-Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding l5-16c net receipts 80 Dales; gross
re- eIpts "a bales: sales none; stock
-- bales; exports to the continent / Dale;
exports cOastWlse none; exports to Great
Britain 10 BALES exports to France none.
Wilmington, sept. Cotton closed quiet;
middling &c, net receipts bales; gross
none sales none; stock 765 bales; exports
to the continent none; exports coastWise
none exports to Great Britain none ex-
ports to France none.
Philadelphia, sept. 5.-Cotton closed firm
middling Sac: net receipts IS bales
gross none; sales none; stock 1924 bales
exports to the continent none; exports
coastwise none; exports to Great Great
Britain none: exports to France none.
New Orleans, Sept. Cotton closed steady
middling Z 9l6c; net receipts O93 BALES; gross
receipts l.l65 bales; sales $50 bales; stock
1886 Daies: exports 10 The continent none;
exports coastwise none; exports to Great
Britain none; exports to France none.
Mobile sept Cotton Brm mlddling
NC; net receipts 4Ut Ua1es; gross none; sales
100 uaIes; stock 5 s2S bales exports TO the
continent none; exports co1stwtse l20 bales;
exports to Great Britain none; exports TO