The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-07

Alabama. class % IS Tenn. new set. Gs 90
Alabama, class G *95 Tenn. new set. SIS "a
Louisianacons Is. % ITenn.,new set. IS. 7lh
North Carolina IS 81 Virginia Is. ....... 30
North CarOllna6 s III do eXmatCoup. 50
=. Caro- Browns. o.. Virginia cOnSolS.. 90
GovERNAIENT BONDS.
United States As registered. ..........,1l0h
United states Is, coupons .....-..........lll%
United States 2s......--.. %
*Asked. ibid.
New York, Sept 6.-Sub-treasury balances:
Coin, S5O,6l2,oO0: currency, S7,36S 900.
Cotton.
Liverpool Sept. &. nooa-Cotton, mod
crate business; prices steady; American
mlddling nominal I 7-l6d sales 5000 bales
American 74CO bales; speculation and export
Loco bales receipts 300 bales American
$50 bales Futures steady; demand mod
crate.
Futures-AmeriCan middling low middling
clause, september delivery p btNi 70 bid;
September and October delivery 4 i26id;
OCTOBER and November delivery 2664Q4 %
Cid; November and December delivery 4 %
6iUt 27-646l4 26-6id; December and January
delivery 296iQ}4 2S-64d; January and Feb
rUary delivery 4 32-64tt4 464Gd4 20 Gid; Feb
ruary and March delivery 30 CID March
and April delivery 35-64G14 34-Gid; April and
May delivery 3864d. Tenders 100 bales new
dOcSets
D. m.-Amerlcan miGdling fair l3-16d,
good middling 9-l6d, middltng nominal 41ad,
low middling 43sd, good ordinary 4Ad or
binary ll6d.
Futures American middling, low middling
clause, september delivery 2S64d, sellers;
September and October delivery 4 21-btd,
sellers; October and November delivery p
6iD4 28-6ld; November and December deliv-
cry ! % Gid; December ana January dellV-
cry 3064d, buyers; January and February
delivery 32-64d buyers; February and March
delivery 3464d buyers; March and April
delivery So Sad, buyers: April and May
delivery 3S-64d buyers. Futures closed firm
at the advance.
New York, Sept. g. noon.-Cotton contracts
opened steady at 6Il7 points decline. gained
4a5 points fell again, and are now Sac points
over yesterday.
New York, Sept. 6. noon.-Cotton futures
opened steady as follows: September deliv-
cry e. October delivery SIC; November
delivery 3 Ole; December delivery l6c;
January delivery 2Sc; February delivery
g 37c.
New York, Sept 6, p m.-Cotton steady;
sac good ordinary re, low middllng
Z 9 l6c. Sales , 1870 bales.
Futures closed steady, with sales Of 1874 600
bales, as follows: September delivery Z sc,
October delivery &C NOvem Der delivery
2 sac, December delivery = O1C. January de
livery 8 l7c, February delivery z5c, March
delivery 34c, April delivery 43c, May 0eliv-
cry 02C
New York. Sept. 6.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts of cotton at all the ports to-day were
5,lS9 bales; exports. to Great Britain ! g8S
bales; to France none; to the CONT
Total net receipts at all the ports so far
this week were 1886 bales; exports to Great
Britain 44l5 bales; to France rs bales; to
the continent 1916 bales.
New York, Sept G.-The sun S cotton report
says: There was pressure to realize from
the local and southern operators, selling for
European account, and prices declined IS and
II points. The Liverpool advance to-day was
not so large as expected. The receipts we're
a little more liberal There were some fears
of a strike at Fall River. The government
crop bulletin for the week was bullish, but
latterly the weather conditions have been a
little more favora BILE. The market closed
steady with sales of 1876, 800 bales. Liverpool
advanced 212Gp3 points, with spot sales of TO-
900 bales closing firm. In Manchester yarns
showed a hardening tendency, but cloths we're
duh. New Orleans declined - to "A points
Spot prices here we're steady, with sales Of
1853 for export and l077 for spinning There
was an advance of Bc at seven of the south
ern markets, but the trade was slow. The
receipts at the ports we're 1S9 bales against
3,375 this day last week, and 745S last year.
The total thus far this week is 1896 bales
against l0,529 thus far last week
New York. Sept. 6.-Riordan & Co. say of
cotton: THE beggarly response accorded by
Liverpool to our handsome advance Of yes
terday came like wet blanket on the bulls,
who had become oversaDguine of pushing
January to 9 cents or higher. But many buy
ing orders had come in over night which SuS-
tanned the market at the opening. and when
it was seen that the decline was only points
from the highest prices many traders took
heart and throughout the market. while
feverishly t1uctuating. was IN the main
firm, january, which opened at 1850. having
risen to 7.3lc. and kept well above the
opening price But early in the afternoon
the market began to look rather tired and
when it was whispered around that certain
bold operator whose buying had been the
main prop of the advance, was quietly unload
ing, the market became distinctly weak
January rapidly declined to Sic, and al
though there was a rally subsequently, to .2lc,
became
ment could not be sustained and the close
was only with size bid for January. The
crop news to-day is rather more cheerful and
the feeling. which was exceedingly bulliSh
yesterday afternoon. is now completely re-
versed. 1t looks tonight as if the back Of
the advance had been broken, but much will
depend upon the attitude of Liverpool No
upward movement can long be sustained here
if she lags behind"
New Orleans, Sept. Cotton futures
steady. with sales Of 1920 bales. as fol
lows: September delivery r 4SC, October de
livery Z 5Ac, November delivery &C Decem-
Der delivery DC January delivery SIC
February delivery csc, March delivery 8 CSC
April delivery --.
middling 7'sc; net receipts oil Dales; gross
none; sales AS bales; stock p 1876 bales;
exports to continent none; exports coast
wise none: exports to Great Britain
none; exports to France none.
Norfolk sept Cotton closed steady;
middling 714c; net receipts IL bales; gross
none; sales 81 BALES stock 5,74) bales: eX-
ports to the continent none; exports
coastwise 2S bales; exports to Great Brit
ain none; exports to France none.
Baltimore, sept Cotton closed nominal;
middling &c; net receipts none; gross
81 bales; sales none; stock 1886 bales; ex-
ports to the continent none; coastwise
800 bales; exports to Great Britain none; to
France none.
Boston, Sept. 6.--Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding Sc; net receipts none; gross
receipts 200 bales: sales none; stock
-- bales; exports to the continent none;
exports coastwise none; exports to Great
Britain none; exports to France none.
Wilmington, Sept. 6.-Cotton closed nomi-
MAJ; middlEg 7c net receipts none; gross
none; sales none; stock ,772 bales; exports
to the continent none: exports cOaStwise
none; exports to Great Britain none; ex-
ports to France none.
Philadelphia, sept. 6.-Cotton closed firm;
middling SIC; net receipts none;
exports to the continent none; exports
coastwise none; exports to Great Great
Britain none: exports to France none,
New Orleans, sept. 6.--Cotton closed steady:
aiddling JI6c: net receipts Al ales; gross
receipts .532 DaIes; sales $50 bales stock
3i1gl Dales; exports to the continent !, LOG;
exports cOastwise none eXpOr.s to Great
Britain none; exports to France none.
Mobile, sept. Cotton firm; mlddling
7asc; net receipts - bales; gross none; sales
80 bales; stock . 81S bales exports to the
continent none; exports cOastwise So bales
exports to Great Britain none; exports to
France none
Memphis. Sept. 6-Cotton closed firm: mid
ding ~ l6c; net receipts 81 bales; gross
none; sales . bales; stock 72l4 bales
exports to the continent none. exports
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