The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-21

demand, fair business done, American mid
ding nominal ASA. sales 1900 bales-Amer
lean u $40 bales; speculation and export 1890
bales; receipts 700 ualeS- American l,sO0
bales, Futures quiet; demand moderate.
Liverpool sept. 49, 7 p. Motion. good
business done; demand fair.
Futures mlddling, low middling
clause: september delivery ID; Septem-
Der and October delivery 1 S36404 3i-6lG
1 35-64d; October and November delivery
4 35-6id; November and DECEMBER delivery
4 33-64d4 81 6434 b 64GJ4 39-64d; December
and January delivery SO 6id January and
February delivery 37-6AJ4 3S.6itI4 So sid;
and April delivery 4l-64G4 l26tQ4 4S64d;
April and Nav delivery ID. Tenders 200
bales new dOOkets.
The years sales were increased by late
business by 5000 bales American.
p. m.-Amerlcan middling fair ID,
good middhug AID; miudiing AID; low
nary 3-l6d.
Futures American middling, low middling
clause: September delivery 4 35-6id, value;
September and October delivery 4 % cid,
buyers; October and November delivery So
sid. sellers; November and December deliv-
cry 33-6id, buyers; December and January
delivery 34-6iGfi 35-64d; January and Feb
ruary delivery 36-6klp4 S7-64d; February and
March delivery 4 4S-64Q4 SO 6ld; March and
April delivery 1 i1-64d, sellers; April and
May delivery 43-6ld, value Futures closed
quiet.
Manchester. Sept. 2O-The Guardian in its
commercial article says THE market is
firm. \ healthy Indian inquiry continues;
but manufacturers have advanced quotations
and prevented the turn over yesterday reach
ing the recent average. The fact that cotton
has lost some Of its recent strength has
somewhat modified the buyers readiness to
give the extended time usually required
There is a fair Chinese inquiry but the bust
ness is small. Brazilian and River Plate
business is suspended. Very firm prices are
quoted for American cotton yarns Many
spluners are unwilling 10 continue selling
except at prices that manufacturers are IN
willing to pay. The sales yesterday conse-
quently fell short of Tuesday average
some mills have stopped because OF "a ia k
, of coal caused by the miners strike. This,
added to the uncertainty regarding the future
of cotton, makes spinnerS Indifferent about
selling for forward delivery and business yes
terday tended to drag. Egyptian yarns are
In poor request
New York Sept. 90 noon.-Cotton contracts,
market, opened steady at 4if7 points decline,
advanced 10 points, and are now 3Q6 points
over yesterday.
New York. Sept 2O.-Cotton futures opened
barely steady, as follows: September del1V-
cry 75c; October delivery SIC; November
delivery O6c; December delivery 3 l7c;
January delivery Boo; February delivery
4Oc.
New York. Sept. 20, 4p. m.-Cotton closed
quiet Middling uplands sac, middling Or
leans Stsc, good ordinary 7lsc; low middllng
Z 1870; sales 264 bales.
Futures closed steady, with sales of
156 700 bales as follows: September delivery
: 90c; October delivery g OF; November de-
livery Is; December delivery 2S; January
delivery 80: February delivery 4S, March
delivery 81; April delivery So; May deliv-
cry 74c.
New York. Sept demonstrated net re-
ceipts of cotton at all the ports to-day were:
1878 bales; exports TO Great Britain 7,S46
bales to France none; to the continent
none; stock 3O4.4S bales.
Total net receipts at all the ports so far
this week were ", S25 bales; exports to Great
Britain IA $50 bales; to France none: to
be ha
New York, Sept. 20.-The Suns cotton re-
view says: 1T was a nervous and erratic
market, opening lower owing to decline in
Liverpool and larger estimates of receipts at
New Orleans tomorrow In the afternoon,
however, the general drift of the market was
upward and the estimated removals at New
Orleans were reduced to 1900 bales, and most
of the crop advices were unfaVora-
BILE. The crop movement is mod
crate, though it is increasing at
the interior towns. New York and southern
operators were selling, and Europeans sold to
some extent. The course of the market
hinges to a great extent on the receipts at the
ports If they should increase materially, it
is believed that prices here and abroad will
decline and perhaps sharply. Prices closed
steady and nine points up on September and
| four to five points higher, with sales of 1856
| 700 bales. Liverpool declined one to two
! points and closed quiet, with spot sales of
| IA 900 bales. In Manchester, yarns were
| strong. The higher prices asked for cloths
| checked business New Orleans declined early,
|
| here unchanged and steady at sac for mid
ding upland, with sales OF 264 bales for
| spinning. There was decline of 1-l6l14sc at
| FIVE Of the southern ports. New Orleans sold
| 800 bales. The receipts at the ports were
| 1920 against 1898 bales this day last week
and 1895 last year; total thus far this week
6O,s25 against 3l,S45 tales thus far last
week Exports from the ports to-day IL 400
baieS.'
New York, Sept. 2O.-Riordan & Co.
say OF cotton: The market to day was swayed
by opposing influences Liverpool was lower
and on opening was al five points decline,
the first sale of January being at $500. But
the weekly government crop report published
this morning made an exceedingly bad show
ing for cotton, which was confirmed in the
main by private adVlceS. This checked the
decline and stimulated buying, which caused
quick advance January rising to SAC A
report that the New Orleans receipts to NOR
row would be 800 bales frightened buyers
ana a sudden reaction took place, January de
Ginning to S.33c. But presently IL became
known that the report from New Orleans was
mistake and that the receipts there to-mOr-
row would be 500 bales, and there was a sud
den recovery, again climbing to S43c Real
iZing in the last half hour caused decline of
a few points / he close was steady, with
$3.50 bid for January. AS will be seen. the
market continues to be unusually sensitive
If the condition of the crop Is but half as bad
as represented by the government report
prices ought certainly to improve. But the
bears laugh at the doleful counts"
NewOrleans, Sept. 2O.-Cotton futures closed
steady. with sales OF 30, 700 bales. as fol
lows: September delivery 75c, October de
livery ne, November delivery SIC, Decem-
Der delivery SOC. January delivery 4 l0c,
February delivery lsc, March delivery 26c,
April delivery 35c: May delivery 8 43c.
Galveston, ssept1. 20.-Cotton closed quiet:
middling lie; net receipts Jy4l Dales; gross
none; sales 90 bales; stock 4l.7S5 bales;
exports to continent none; exports coast
wise 5sO3 bales; exports TO Great Britain
none; exports to France none.
oil
middling 724c; net receipts 797 bales; gross
none; sales I'll Dales; stock 6,4o1 bales;
exports to the continent none; exports
cOastwise 40 bales; exports to Great Brit
ain none; exports 10 France none.
Baltimore, sept 2).-Cotton closed nominal;
middling SAC; net receipts none; gross
10 bales; sales none; stock ,461 bales; ex-
ports to the continent none; cOastwise
none; exports TO Great Britain none; to
France none.
Boston, sept 2O-COtton closed quiet; mid
ding Sl{c; net receipts none; gross receipts 1913
bales: sales none; stock none: exports to the
continent none; exports coastwise none:
exports to France none.
Wilmington, Sept. 20.--CottOn closed firm;
middling 10 net receipts 522 bales; gross
none; sales none stock 4,S74 bales; eN-
ports to the continent none; exports coast
wise none; exports to Great Britain none;
exports to France none
Philadelphia sept. 2O-CottOn closed dull;
middhng Sjac; net receipts p bales;
gross none sales none; stock SC6l bales:
exports to the continent none; exports
coatwise none exports to Great Britain
none: exports to France none.
New Orleans specialization closed steady;
Tnidlling Lie. net receintS , 513 haiPS.