The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-09-26

Ialiy Movements at Other Ports
i Galveston-Quiet; middling, 68s; net re-
a pts sop; sales, 1853; stock, 102607
i New 0rIeans-Quiet; middling, 57s; net
4 eeipts 5,407; sales, 1850; stock, 67,2O6.
q Mobile-Easy; middling, 61k: net re-
fafpts, 1858; sales, $50; stock, S. 997.
i Charleston-Quiet; middling, s; net re-
pts, 4GOS; sales, so; stock, 1922.
j Wimington-Firm; middling, 81 net re-
apts, $3.50: stock, 1921
Nortok-Quiet; middling, 63s; net re-
ep.s, 34i1; sales, 553; stock, 14252.
i altimore-Nominal; middling, 61a; net
fsipts, none; gross. $40; stock, 1884
New York-Easy; middling, Ga net re-
PtS, 2601; gross, 1906; sales, 80, all
4 plnners; stock. 52,5S3.
Boston-Quiet; middling, So; net re-
felpts, l3; gross, 1,19O.
FmiadelDhia-Dull; middling, 7; net re-
4 lpts' 1888. stock, 2,S16.
Daily Movements at Interior Towns
Augusta-Easy; middling. 6 3-16: net re-
s,2Js' 2255; gross, 1855; sales, 9S1; stock,
Aemphis-Steady; middling, 81; net re-
4 .Pls' 5'lS4; gross, 1924; sales 5000; stock.
st. Louis-Quiet; middling, 81; net re,
eelpts. S26; gross, 2,34O; stock, 1O,945.
CheiAhat-Quiet and steady; middling,
j } net receipts, ST.; sales, 200; stock, A.
Houston-Easy; middling, 65b; net re-
4 lpts, 300; sales, $40; stock, 7O,526.
sViIe-Quiet; middling, So.
Exports of Cotton This Day
Ne" Orleans-To the continent, 50; coast
AooiIe-To Great Britain, 2.914
se, 2767. N'V'''
4 rieston-Coastwise 728.
Il Eofiolk-Coastwise 2,237
j ,o'" foreign exports from all ports to-
Il N ana thus far this week: To Great
j D4In. none; to France. none; to the
!llinent 300.
o,aI foreign exports since Sept. /. 1897 =:
i HFeat Britain 63, 161; to France. 24O35;
N ,He continent, 77,216.
i NeIpool Sept. %, / p. m-Cotton-Spo
o5gu demand; prices lower; American
', ,o,AS fair, 4 9-32d good middling,
ol' American middling, 8 15-16d: low
,."iAs l3-16d good ordinary, 8 11-16d !:
4 't' y sd. The sales of the day We're
"d.es of which SEQ We're for specula-
j ana export, and Included $500 Ameri-
Il d.. Ieee'pJs, 5000 bales. no American.
u lures opened quiet, with a moderate
i 1'"N.l' and closed quiet; American mid
io# middling clause, September
ny, "uEers; eptember-October, 3.45d,
Il October-November S37G3.S8d
N0Vember-D December, 3.95d. buy
s. lelem oer-January, 3.34d, buyers
,t February, 3.34d, buyers; Februa-
4 ''% en- S.34Q3.35d, buyers; March-April.
i No,''I sellers; April May, S.866I3. $40, ,
4 May-June, S.37d, buyers; June
~ 5.3Sl. buyers.
w." York, Sept PA bearish construc-
i ~ was put on the English news to-day,
Il our market made a weak start at a
4 n.y.. oI odS points. There was a free
i lug movement from the south and To-
'"'rS ere inclined to take the shorr
II Ace, t"e account. Covering short con-
Il o,uppfed nearly all of the support
8, rtio,,,1Nn market had. The market was
4 Ma r,''.y weak just before the close.
no.nis zone finally at net loss of 96u
aho Iotal sales futures, 6S, $500 bales.
h. raAness was increased by heavy
H. '9ls and predictions of contin-
4 Ne,. n, nlng movement.
has ioIk' Sept. %, noon.-Cotton flu
h. 'SHei weak; sales, $500 bales; Jan
bril- ~ February, 6.46c; March, 6.52c !;
BOO May, 6.5sc September. 6.44c /:
D.. e3-, owe; November, 6.S5c; Deem
Iil ,yg" York 4ork. Sept. rs. / p. m.-cotton fu-
harv e1 easy; sales, 6S 800 bales; jan
Apri ~ February, 6.45c: March. 6.4sc !:
bctol. - May. 6.56c; September. 6.sSe !:
/ er. 4s. ''Soc; November, 6.S3c; Deem
|iea sE Orleans, Sept. 25.-cotton futures.
$500 bales; September, 6.24