The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-08
II. b. SPERRY & CO.,
DEALERS X
Southern Securities,
239 r. GERMAN ST. BALTIMORE, MD.
Entire issues bought. Advances
made on marketable cOiIateraIs.

Futures opened steady; demand moder-
ave american middling low middling
clause September-OctOber, AS; October
NoEemper, AIS; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, AIS
44lbi December-January. All; January
February, 4.l7Qf.IS; February-March, A19;
March-April, AL Futures steady at the
Liverpool. Sept. Z, p. m.-spot cotton;
american middling fair, 47sd; good mid
ding I-l6d; low middling. 5-32d; good
ordinary. l3-32d: ordinary 3 27-32d.
Futures: September, 416; September-Oc-
t0ber. AS; October-NOvembe A15d4 16:
NHoNember- December, 4.lGQ4I; December
anlary, 4.lI441S; January-February, AIS
ItIS; february-March, 4l904.20 bid;
March, April, An bid: April May, aga
To- -, May1June, 4,2i; June-July, AS bid.
utures closed quiet but steady.
New ork, Sept. Z. noOn.-Cotton futures
opened steady at an advance: September,
IoIc; october. 1880; November, S.06c: De-
SsilnDef' S.l4c; January, $780, February,
New York, Sept. Z. p. m.-Cotton ru-
lures closed steady; sales, IS, 100 bales;
September, 1880; October, 1850; Novern-
Der. S.Oic; December. S10c: January. s i5c:
FFfebrasrg SIC; March, SIC; april, SIZE;
purely steady; sales. 1890 bales: Septem-
Der, Hh9; October, ISL; November 7S5; De
SelnDef, l.by; January, 1884; February, 79S;
MIatreh' 6'1; April, S06; May, $40; June,
New York Sept. THE total visible
supply OF cotton for the world IS 22Ss 549
pales, OF which 2, 1884 bales are Ameri-
can against 1914, SIS bales and ,523, 6S8 bales
respectively last year. The receipts of
cotton last week at all interior towns
We're $3.50 bales. The receipts from the
plantations were 16. 203 bales. The crop in
sight is 34,191 bales
Norfolk, Va. Sept. THE first new cot
ION OF me season, II bales, was received
to-day from South Carolina. The date of
receipts is eleven days later than that of
last season.
New York, Sept. 7.-Riordan & Co. say
oL Gottons we have had another active
ana exciting week in cotton. Liverpool
was hlgner to-day. and the crop reports
OF the FINANCIAL Chronicle were very un-
favorable. These influences caused an
ADVANCE OF from to 10 points at Che
opening. October opened at 1880 adj
Nahced 10 ) cents, declined to 1850 and
Closed at I9Sc. January, which has now
become the active trading month, opened
at she, receded TO Size. rallied to s 19c
and closed at S17dS 1Sc. with the tone
steady Even the bears now admit the
Widespread and serious character of the
uaIhdse 10 the crop. They are counting
1OMeVer, upon the advance in price in
ton to market. and they claim that ir-
respective OF the actual yield, the re-
celpts for the next six weeks will be so
sWoilen from this cause that depression
IN prices VIII inevitably follow. But IL
mas not been the custom of the southern
farmers IN the past to hasten to sell
upon rising market, and the bears
may IND themselves as woefully mis-
taken upon this point as they have been
Ior a Few months past upon the course
OF prices. We believe that cotton will
eventually 90 higher How much higher
Will depend upon the date of the drst
klillng frost. But, in the immediate flu
ture we look for lively fiuctuat alton around
present prices. We advise our friends
TO buy upon all good breaks, and to ac-
cept moderate profits upon rallies"