The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-22

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Cotton.
Liverpool. Sept. 21, noon.-Cotton, active
demand; prices unchanged; American mid
ding nominal 4 nd sales 5000 bales-Amer-
lean 10000 bales speculation and export 900
bales; receipts 5000 bales-American -
bales Futures quiet; demand moderate.
New York, Sept. 2l.-COtton futures opened
steady as follows: September deliv-
cry 96c; October delivery 5 06c November
delivery re: December delivery s 32c
January delivery 43c; February delivery
s 52c.
Liverpool Sept. 81, p. motion, active
prices unchanged.
Futures-American middling low middling
clause quiet. demand moderate; Septem-
delivery ID; September and October delivery
35d October and November delivery
3435d; November and December delivery
4 336f{64 "a 641l4 30 6ilD4 80 cad; December
and January delivery S637-6id; January and
February delivery 4 37-6id4 3S-6i04 $3.50;
February and March delivery. 4 4Od; March
and April delivery 4264d4 - 6iG14 43-64d;
April and May delivery ID. Tenders --
bales new dockets.
p. m.-Amencan middling fair sd,
good middllng 4lsd; middling 4@sd; low
middling "A; good ordinary 4Ad; ordl-
nary 3-l6d.
Futures middling low middling
clause: September delivery 3s-6ld, value;
September and October delivery 4 30 Cid,
buyers October and November delivery 35-
SD, sellers November ana December deliv
cry 81 36-6id buyers; December and January
delivery 4 S7-64d sellers; January and Feb
ruary delivery 3S-64G14 37-6id; February and
March delivery 4 4O-64G14 40 SD: March and
April delivery 4 i3.6id, buyers; April and
May delivery / 45-6id, value. Futures closed
firm.
New York. Sept 21.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts of cotton at all the ports to-day were:
l4,7s2 bales; exports. to Great Britain , IA
| bales; to France $3.50 bales; to the continent
, 1872 bales stock 80, 400 bales.
New York, Sept. q, 4p. motion closed
quiet; Middling uplands &C. middling Or
leans sac good ordinary nc; low middllng
Z l5-l6c; sales - bales.
Futures closed steady. with sales of
1s3,300 bales as follows September delivery
O6c; October delivery IS; November de-
livery 81; December delivery -; January
| delivery SO: February delivery IS; March
delivery "A; April delivery 81; May deliv-
| cry Gle.
Total net receipts at all the ports so far
! this week were IS ,6i7 bales; exports to Great
| Britain 10 S2G bales; to France $3.50; to
| the continent 10 1875 bales
New York, Sept. 2l.-Ihe Suns cotton re
| view saws: Large SPOT transactions were
again reported at Liverpool and futures ad-
| vanced there. Manchester adVices were
| bullish. The southern markets were stronger
! No rain fell in Texas. The port receipts
| We're moderate and there was a report that
| the Galveston News Of tomorrow will esti-
mate the Texas crop at about 1, 100000 bales.
! All this caused a sharp demand from the
shorts here and at the south and led to rise at
| one time of II to 90 points. Realizing caused
a reaction which left prices u to = points
higher than yesterday with the tone
! very steady Sales 1873 300 bales Liver
| pool futures advanced to points and
| closed very steady. The spot sales we're Is
! OOO bales. In Manchester, yarns were strong
and cloths firm. New Orleans advanced 20
! points. Spot prices were l8c higher here
| with sales of 100 bales for spinning. The
! spot market was generally firm with better
| demand. There was an advance of l-l6 to sc
| at three Of the southern markets New Or
| leans showed receipts of 1000 bales. Net re
ceipts at the ports were II 1872 bales. against
! S "A bales this day last week and 1876 bales
| this day last year The total thus far this
! week is - 602 bales, against 40287 for the
/ same time last week
New York Sept. 21-Riordan & Co say of
cntton: The continued reports of serious
! crop damage that are coming in from the
| southeast. as well from the soul Invest. are
| heginniny to have o decided influence upon the
| temper OF the market, ald many tIaders who
| nave hitherto chung to the bear side are no "
| ranging themselves among the bulls. The
change Of sentiment was plainly shown in to-
days market. Liverpool W rs slightly better
ana the pan1ng here was at an advance OF
| points a luary selling at sac mono g.
! aty decline followed, January being offered as
! low as sale. The loss was sOOnro Covered and
! steady Improvement set in. It was not the
| kind of advance thatis often the result of a
! scare among the shorts The buying seemed
| to be mainlg for investment account by peo-
| pie who have become satisfied that the crop
/ estimates hitherto current are too high, and
/ that sooner or later material advance is
/ bound to come. The announcement that the
/ Galveston News estimates that the shortages
/ in Texas as compared with the yield last year
1 would be over 80 per cent, helped the dvance
| which was not checked until January had
| sold at $500. Realizing sales in the last hour
| caused reaction of about 5 points, but the
! close was very steady with s.5Gc bid for Jan
! uary. The Uears are counting upon heavy in
! terror receipts tomorrow causing a break,
I hut for the moment traders are more con
Cerned about the condition of the crop than
] ABOUT receipts. Manchester has sold goods
/ heavily ahead, and as long as Liverpool con
! tnueS to buy with the avldity she has lately
! shown we do not look for any serious decline,
and we shall probably have a lively market
| during the next few weeks and for the pres
! ent, at least, we advise against selling except
! to secure profits
| NewOrIeans, Sept. 81 Cotton futures closed
! steady, with sales Of ", 100 bales as fol
/ lows: September delivery 7 95c, October dc
! livery 99c, November delivery csc. Decem-
/ Der delivery 20c, January delivery Doc,
| February delivery SEC, March delivery 46c,
! April delivery Csc: May delivery o..
| Galveston, sept 21.-Cotton closed firm;
middling Lie; net receipts 69l bales; gross
none; sales Lie bales; stock 43 l34 bales
| exports to continent none; exports coast
wise Ass bales; exports to Great Britain
/ none: exports to France none
Norfolk sept 2l.-Cotton closed firm
middling 73lc; net receipts 1896 bales; gross
none; sales IS Dales; stock 1851 bales
exports to the continent none; exports
coastwise 1872 bales exports to Great Brit
ain none; exports o France none.
Baltimore, sept. 2l.-CottOn closed nominal:
middling SAC; net receipts none; gross
800 Dales; sales none; stock 4.646 bales; ex-
ports to the continent none; coastwise
none; exports to Great Britain nome to
France none.
Boston, Sept. II Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding $40; net receipts none; gross receipts -
bales sales $50 bales stock 2,l44 exports
continent none; exports coas:wise none:
exports to France none.
Wilmington. Sept. 2l.-Cotton closed firm:
middling TIC; net receipts 7Sl bales; gross
none; sales none; stock 5655 bales ex-
ports to the continent nOne exports coast
wise none exports to Great Britain none;
exports to France none.
Philadelphia, Sept. 2l.-Cotton closed firm;
mddling sac; net receipts bales;
gross none; sales none; stock S0G1 bales;
exports to the continent none; exports
coatwise none; exports to Great Britain
none exports to France none.
New Orleans sept. 2l-Cotton closed firm;
middling ll6c; net receipts ?, $50 bales;
gross 1891 bales, sales $50 bales stock
40 922 bales, exports to the continent none;
exports oaswise bales; exports 10
Great Britain none; exports to France
none.
Mobile Sept 21.-Cotton firm midding
7bc; net receipts 732 bales; gross mono;
sales 400 bales stock 992 bales exports to
exports to Great Britain none; exports to
Memphis Sept 2l-Cotton closed firm;
unfleIfUr Se- NET rppeipt- 800 bales. gross