The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-19


Alabama, class y % Tenn. new set. 6s 100
Alabama, class ~ Tenn. new set. IS IS
Louisianaconsls. % Tenn, new set. IS. 67ia
North Carolina Is 81 Virginia 6S- ....... 50
NorthCarolina Is us do eK-mat coup. IS
y. Caro- a Browns. b.. Virginia cOnsOls.. %
GOVERNMENT BoSD&
United states Is, reg stored. ...........llO
United States As, coupons ................lll
United States rs ..-.........,........... 9S
*Asked ibid
Baltimore. Sept 1s.-Quotations to-day
were as follows: B. & O. stock II asked; N G..
stock -; &. & Q. :. W. stock first l04 bid,
first incomes so asked second incomes -
third incomes 81 bid; Consolidated Gas
bonds 100 bid, Gas stock 574 asked; Va. Is
65B.
New York, Sept. s.-Subtreasury balances;
Coin. Si9, 92l 900: currency, S794iOOO.
Cotton.
Liverpool, Sept IS. noon.-Cotton, mod
crate demand; freely met: prices easier;
American mlddling nominal ll-l6d, sales
1900 bales-American $500 bales; specula
ton and export 90 bales receipts $500
bales-aH American. Futures easy; demand
freely supplied.
Liverpool, Sept. IA. 1 p. motion, prices
easec; demand moderate.
Futures-AmeriCan mtddling low middltng
clause. September delivery IS 6iGp4 31-64di
September and October delivery 37-64d; Oc-
toDer and November delivery 37-6iG14 36-64d;
November and December delivery 3S64d;
December and January delivery 40-640
4 39-64d; January and February delivery
4 42-64Gl4 4l-6464 4064d; February and March
delivery 4464I14 43-6ld March and April de
livery 46-64GD4 45-64d; April and May deliv
cry 47-64d. Tenders, 200 bales new dock
cts
4 p. m.-Amercan middling fair Sd
good middlIng 41ad middling 4sd; low
mtddling AZ; good ordinary 49sd; ordl-
nary 3-16d.
Futures American middling low middling
clause: September delivery 43j-6id, buyers;
September and October delivery 4 43-6id
sellers; October and November delivery 81
old, sellers; November and December deliv-
cry / 34-64d4 35-6Id; December and January
delivery 36-6id, buyers; January and Feb
ruary delivery 3S-6id, sellers; February and
March delivery 40-64d, buyers; March and
April delivery 42-G404 45-64d; April and
May delivery 45-64d, sellers. Futures closed
weak
New York, Sept. IS, noon.-Cotton contracts
opened irregular at S6Dl5 points decline, and
are now l0dl2 points below saturday.
New York, Sept. 18.-CottOn futures
opened steady, as follows September deliv
cry 90c October delivery csc; November
delivery 2sc; December delivery s 42c;
January delivery SOC; February delivery
8 65c.
New York. Sept IS, 4p. m-Cotton closed
quiet Middling uplands sac, middling Or
leans sac, good ordinary 74c; low middllng
Z l5-l6c; sales 5l5 bales.
Futures closed barely steady. with sales of
POI 700 bales as follows: September delivery
livery IA December delivery 20; January
delivery s 81: February delivery S As; March
delivery "a; April delivery So; May deliv-
cry Gle
New York. Sept Consolidated net re-
| ceipts of cotton at all the ports to-day were
1912 bales; exports, to Great Britain 32l5
| bales; to France none; to the continent
| S,228 bales; stock 2SS, 1863 bales.
Total net receipts at all the ports so far
| this week were IS 73S bales; exports to Great
Britain S.432 bales; to France none: to
| the continent 1868 bales.
New YORK, sept. lo.-Ihe suns cotton re-
| view says: With Liverpool decidedly lower,
| ana southern markets also in some cases de
Ginning with larger receipts at some of the
| interior ports and expectations Of liberal ar
rivals at New Orleans tomorrow. the tone was
weak and heavy. Selling of the long account,
together with some hammering by the bears,
caused sharp decline. The market closed
barely steady at a drop of % to rs points.
There was a large business. The crop move
ment at the present time is still cOnsiderably
smaller than at this time last year, and many
of the private crop reports are un-
favorable. The sales were POI. 7OO
bales Liverpool declined points
| for future deliveries and l. 6d on spot, clos
! ing weaker with spot sales OF II 600 bales.
| In Manchest yarns were quiet out steady,
and cloths quiet. New Orleans declined % to
% points. Spot cotton here was lice lower,
! with sales of 3l5 bales for spinning. Deliver
! les on contracts POO OaleS. There was a de-
! cline of 1-6c to l-oc at three southern mar
| kets and New Orleans sold 500 bales The re-
| ceipts at the ports We're 10 III bales, against
! $3.50 this day last week and26 Isl last year. The
!
| 1901 thus far last week
New YORK. Sept. Is -Riordan & Co. say OF
| cotton: "Liyerpuol to-day broke mere than
| 6 6-64 owing tits III, to the freedom with
| which cotton is being offered by cable from
| interior points. Our opening was at a decline
! OF 8 or 10 points the first sale OF January be
| ing at S53c A little later January advanced
| to S.56c, but the indications that receipts
were largely on the increase induced heavy
| OnerlngS,' ana the market broke to SAC for
| January. Then stop orders were caught and
! a N IL n In
| uary breaking to S40c The bears pressed
their advantage, hammering the market
| badly, and the close was barely steady with
| S.S'c bld Tor January. The decline has been
| very rapid, and we should not be surprised if
sharp reaction occurs al any time 1t is all
question of receipts We look for frequent
and violent fluctuations in the price of cotton
from this time until the first general and kill
ing frost. Many think the break in the mar
ket will hasten receipts. In that case values
will surely go lower
New Orleans. sept l8.-Cotton futures
steady, with sales of 1900 bales. as fol
| lows September delivery 65c, October de-
livery Z 79c November delivery $50, Deem
! Der delivery 0Oc January delivery l0c,
February delivery l9c, March delivery &c,
April delivery C
Galveston, Sept1. 1S.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 5-16; net receipts 5SJ bales; gross
none; sales AS bales; stock A 582 bales;
exports to continent none; exports coast
wise none: exports to Great Britain
none exports to France none
middling re- net receipts u bales; gross
none; sales 81 bales; stock 1851 bales;
exports to the continent none; exports
coastwise 500 bales; exports to Great Brit
ain none; exports 10 France none.
Baltimore, sept. lS-Cotton closed nominal;
middling sac; net receipts none; gross
3 800 BALES; sales none; stock 1852 bales: ex-
ports to the continent none; coastwise
nOne exports to Great Britain 296 bales; to
France none.
Boston, Sept. 1s.-Cotton closed quiet mid
ding SSc; net receipts none; gross receipts 121
bales; sales none; stock none; exports to the
continent none; exports cOastwise none:
exports to France none.
Wilmington Sept. 18.-Cotton closed firm;
middllng 74c; net receipts 84l bales gross
none; sales none; stock 1915 bales; ex-
ports to the continent none; exports coast
wise none; exports to Great Britain none;
exports to France none.
Philadelphia, Sept 18.-Cotton, firm;
middling $40; net receipts none;
gross none; sales none; stock S036 bales;
exports to the continent none; exports
none; exports to France none.
New Orleans, Sept. lS-Cotton closed quiet;
midding 1890; net receipts 3279 bales:
gross 3.S47 bales; sales 1000 bales; stock
1885, bales; exports TO the continent none;
exports Goa wise .S53 bales; exports TO Great
Britain 1907 bales; exports to France
none.
Mobile Sept. 1s-Cotton easy; middling
81; net receipts 2.250 bales; gross none; sales
800 pales; stock 7.0H bales; exports to CONT
nent none; exports coastwise l,369 bales: ex-
ports to Great Britain none; exports to
France none.