The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-23

l1AN0A POOIt CGpb. uOOu.-COJJOn-Ilt1
fair business; prices favor buyers; Amer
lean middling, 323-32d; sales 5000 bales;
American, z, 600 bales; speculation and ex.
port 800 bales; receipts, l,09O bales Amer
lean, 100 bales Futures opened quiet; de-
mand moderate.
kutures-Amercan middling fair low mid
ling clause: September, 3 3364d; September
and October, 30 64d, also 3i-B4d; Oeto-
Der and November. 3O-64d. also 3I-64d;
November and December, 3U-64d also
5l-64d; December and January l.64d. also
32-64d January and February 32-64d
also 33-54d; February and March, 33-64d
also 3464d; March and April, 35-64d also
3 3664d; April and May 81 d4d, also SO 64d:
May and June, 49, SAD, also 30e4i. Tenders
none.
p. m.-Cotton, American mtddlnR fair.
Lied; good middling, SAD; middlng 81 SD;
low mlddnng, $500; good ordinary, 3 z l6d.
ordinary, 3Ad.
Futures American middling fair, low mid
ding clause: September, 3 35-b4d, sellers: Sep
TENDER and October. SU-6411S 81 odd October
and November, 2I6i6l3 80 Sid. November
and December, 3 30 Cad. sellers; Decem Der
and January, 1904 G3 81 SAD; January ana
February, 3 S26id, sellers; February and
March, 33-64a3 34-64d March and April
566id, sellers; April and May, 3 S6-64ep5 81
64d; May and June, sS-64OS 39-o4d. Futures
closed easy.
New York, Sept. 22. noon. Cotton futures
opened steady as follows: September, i 1870;
October, loc; November, D zic; December
29c January o0c; February, Ale.
New YORK, sept. y, 4p. m.-COtton futures
as follows: September. $50 24c; October
22dD6 zoe; November, g7U6 2sc; Deeem
Der, 35l96 3]ci January, 8 os0l6 4Jc: t'euru-
airy, 8 45dp6 46c; March, 6 5lG56 52s; April, 8 So
90 b9c; May d4dJ6 65c.
New orleans, sept. s9-,cotton futures
bales as follows; September soc, October
sic, Novem Der Bsc. December 6Olc. Jan
uary use, February 8 l3c March 100 April
2oo, May Ole June SIC, Suly q 43c, Au-
gust e.
New York, Sept. 22-The total visible
supply OF cotton for the world is 1871 3sl
bales, OF which l,5iS 2sl bales are American
against l12. 100 and i722 800 bales respect
lively, last year. Receipts this week at all
Interior towns lO9,265 bales. Receipts from
plantations l63.g36 bales. Crop in sight 35g. o94
bales.
~ The detailed statement OF the visible
supply Of cotton as compiled by the Chronicle
will be published tomorrow.
New York, Sept % -Riordan & Co saw OF
cotton today: Liverpool sent us her usual
daily decline ana the chronicle crop reports
contrary 10 general expectations we're not
uniaNorable. Our opening was. Of course
! lower The transactions In early, dealings
marked the lowest prices for cotton ever
/ known IN this market September deliveries
| were sold az 617c and January at 635c soon
| after the call, however, 10 was noticed that a
leading German house, hitherto strongly
| bearish. was buying heavily This steadied
! the market. and the buying soon became
/ contagious. January advanced TO 6t0c
"a prominent bear, whose selling has been
| the feature OF the weeks decline ATTEMPTED
| TO check the reaction aud succeeded in fore
ing January back to 6.tTJ. but again the de.
| mand exceeded the offerings and most OF the
| loss was soon recovered January closed al
| 6SSc1Bd iOc with the tone very steady The
! rapid ana continuous decline Of cot