Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-25
: are the closing quota
COTTON

COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. October 2A 4:30p.m-The sales Of
the cay included 1900 bales OF American.
Futures: Middling uplsnds, low middling
clause. deliverable in April and May, 2l-SSd;
in June and July, 23-32d.
500 p. m--Futures closed steady
NEw YORK, October 24.-CotJOn closed quiet
but firm; middling uplands' 1850; middling
Orleans, 1I5sc; sales - bales; net receipts
III bales: gross receipts 1876 bales.
Futures closed steady. wtth sales al the
following prices: October, II 536bl1 SOC; No
vember, ID 56Gi1 SIC; December, II 7211l 73c;
January, II 9iebl1 SIC; February, II 06GEi2 07c;
March, y 221l2 23c; April, y 35112 SIC; May
y 41G1I 4Sc; June, Il 5S1l2 sec; July, II go
GALVESTON, October 24-Cotton firm; mid
ding lie; low middling 10${c; good ordinary
101sc; net receipts 3,6l2 bales; gross receipts
80 bales; sales l,O5 bales; STOCK q $50 bales;
exports cOastwise !, loo bales.
EORFOLK, October 24-CottOn firm; mid
ding 1i14c; net receipts 1850 bales; gross r.
csipts = bales; stock IS, 133 bales: sales 692
bales; exports. to Great Britain 300 bales,
BIITIEoRs, October 24.-CoftOn firm; mid
ding 1i3kc; low middlinG 10 Is &C.; good ordi-
usrS 15-l6c; net receipts 3b1 bales; gross re-
ceiDtR 5,372 bales; sales - bales; sales to spin
ners 800 bsles: stock IL, i3i bales; exports, to
Great Britain pa bales. coastwise IS bales.
SosTOS, october S4.-COttOn steady; mid
ding 1i3kc; low middling 1114c; good ordinary
1Ol4c; net receipts !, 2g2 bales; gross receipts
&. 50 bales; sales - bales; stock ), 40 bales.
WILMINGTON, October 24--COtton firm; mid
ding 111sc low middling 10 ll-l6c; good ordi-
nary s9s, net receipts IA bales; gross receipts
- bales: sales - hases: stock 10, 1So bales
exports to Great Britain 1872 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, october 2i.-COJJon quiet;
middling 113zc: low middling il14c; good Orot-
nary Toe; net receipts SOP bales; gross receipts
4S9 bales; sales 220 bales; sales 30 spinners 19l
bales: stock S,572 bales.
New ORLEANE- October 4.-Cotton firm and
in good demand; mid line ll14c; low middling
lU4c; good ordinary 1850; net receipts IL. l64
bsles; gross receiuts IS l04 bales; sales 500
bales: stock 175. 909 bales; exports, to Great
Britain 9O5 bales to the continent 929 bales,
coastwise ], 452 bales.
NOZZLE. October 2G-Cottor firm; middlins
l11fc; low middiing 10S4c; good ordinary lO5sc;
net receipts 2495 bales; gross receipts 1882
bales; sales 1900 bales; stock q, 444 bales; ex
ports cOastwise l, 129 bales.
MEaPEIs. October 2L-Cotton firm; mid
ding i11kc; Get receipts 4, 17o balea; shipments
1891 bales; sales 400 baes: stock IS, 328 bales.
AUGUSTA, October 24-CottOn firm; mid
dim 1880; low middlins 1850; good ordinary
9ISc; net receipts 1878 bales; shipments -
bsie5; sales S17 bales.
CEARLEsToE. October 24-Cetton-half Holt
day, no reliable quotations; net receipts 1862
bales; gross receipts - bates: Gales bales;
stock 81 59S bales; exports cOastwise O92 bales.
NEw YORK, October 24--ConsoHdsted net
receipts to-day 1T all cotton ports, 1861 bales;
exports TO Great Britain Is, 900 bales, to France
= bales, to the continent 1903 bales
PRovIsIoNs, GROCERIES,. Krc.
LIVERPOOL. October 24-Beef, extra India
HAVANA, October % -Sugar-the market
ruled strong: the balance Of the stock in first
hands was sold at advancing rates, but no fur
Their contracts are reported, owing to the high
er pretensions Of planters; centrifugal sugars,
% 70 SO degrees polarization, in boxes and hogs
heads li1I1h reals, gold, per arrobe; stock
In warehouses at Havana and Matanzas, $50 200
boxes. y. 500 bags and 21,OOO hogsheads; re-
ceipts of the week, 400 boxes and rs hogs
heads; exports during the week, ESQ bags
and 4 $50 hogsheads. all to the United States.
Bacon. So O063S 90, currency, per cwt.
Flour S34 O0Q36 90, currency, per biol. for
American. Beef, jerked, 45166t46 reals, curren-
$50 O0El39 %, Gu rency, per quintal for North
ern and S45 O0045 so for Southern. Lard, in
kegs, $50 75Gl37 25, currency, per qulntal; in
tins, $50 O0G4O 90. Potatoes $40 O0s1 II ~, cur
rency, per bbl. Wax, yellow. IS 5o0l1 So gold,
per arrobe. Onions, SIS 00016 o., currency,
per bbl for American. Empty hogsheads,
So 5OGS IS. gold. Lumber firm; white
nine. SO O0G3i 90, gold, per thousand feet;
hitch nine. s35 OO0,37 90. Shocks firmer; boxes
S49,SS4 reals, gold; sugar hogsheads, hGls
reals: molssses hogsheads, 1000 reals
Navy beans, white, 5000 reals. currency,
per arrObe. Corn, 111fQ13 reals, currency, per
ssrrohe Hoops Quiet. Freights firm at previ-
o quotations.
closed dull and heavy; common to far extra.
s. sDFl7 30: good 20 choice extra. 81 seas SO
Wheat irregular and unsettled, opening hGAc
bi1ber- subsequently lost the advance and fell
of I<G5<c, but closing firm; ungraded spring,
81 34G1 Al; ungraded white, u 5IGl 451S; NO.
, red. October delivery, 81 1901 81. December
81 53lket1 $50. Corn opened better, after
wards lost the advance and declined, but clos
ing rather more steady; ungraded, $50 il<c;
7OI[ R7OS,S.. December T23z07414c. Oats lf611c
lower: No. 3, 45c Hops steady, but trade only
sctive; yesriings, i2sI22c. Gomez
dull and rather weak, but prices are unaltered:
81 n
fi3<c, ditto in job lots, SAGl3c, Sugar quite
Arm with fair demand; centrifugal, 1l-l6c;
fair to good refining. s4s4c; refined about
A, CSC. Mclasses-foreign
ann and nominal; New Orleans sold at 9Oc0
81 10. per steamer to arrive tomorrow. Rice
steady but quiet. Rosin steady at 81 550s2 90.
Turpentine quiet but steady at 53kc. Wool
steady trade moderate; domestic fleece, $50
as: Texas, 1880. Pork dull, weak and de-
ching: new mess, on spot, SIS O0G1S 25; Octo-
Der and November delivery, $l7 5O6ll 20. Mid
dies easier; long clear, sSc; snort clear, s1tc.
Lard opened irmer but closed lower and weak;
prime steam, on spot, II s25s0ll Sc Frelghts
1SrrcTSSSrI, October 2I-F1our dull; family.
demand and firm; No. red winter, u -; re-
eeiDrs 600 shipments 10000. Corn steady; No.
) mixed sec Oats quiet: No. mixed, $3.50
a3e ~ Se Gu No. fall 81 IS Provisions
pc - 0I,iet al S19 So Lard dud at 1i1kc. Bulk
meats dull; shoulders, &c; rlo, &C Bacon
ouiet. shoulders, &c; clear no. lV1Scs Gear
100 'f1I[c Whisky steady at 81 10; combina-
ton saIes OF finished goods IL ~ barrels on the
hasis Of IS. Sugar easier. hards. lO1sUllc;
New Orleans. SRs5zc HoEs stesoy: common
ana light 81 5000 25: packing ana outcners'
s5 eOl6 65: receipts 9, 500. shipments 80
NV ORI.KANs. october A-k1our duH; SUI
perine, S. IS; high grades, 81 0OGe ~. COTE Ss
quiet but steady az 7SQ6oc. Oats quleI az t PC.
Provisions-Pork quiet and weak az sis oOV
70 - Lard quiet but firm; refined, IN terces'
I30IsL6c. Bulk meats steady; shoulders,
packed. Sc Bacon quiet but steady; sho1I-
ders ga 9lkc: clear rib 1Ozkc; clear des. li14c-
Hams-no new on hand but, calledfor; old ne
elected: sugar cured quoted at $50 loc, as 20
size. Whisky steady; Western rectined, u ~
al 20. Coffee quiet and weak; Rio cargoes,
ordinary to prime, 9n12I<c. Sugar, fully fair.
sas14; yellow clarified, S3z0Szxc. Molasses,
centrifugal. SC; prime, 70c Provisions easier.
Rice, Louisiana ordinary to choice. 51407c
CHICAGO. October A.-Flour nominally UNI
changed. Wheat unsettled: opened higher but
declined and closed at medium prices: No. 2
Chicago spring. 81 34ISt1 343z for cash; 81 S4zs
for October; 81 353<l1 35zk for November.
Corn steady, with fair demand: size for cash;
o15kc for November; 1855 for December. Oats
fairly active and a shade higher; 441&6 44esc
for cash; 441zc for November; 44l<c for Decem-
Der. Pork unsettled, generally lower; SIG IS
for CASH $40 55for November. Lard unsettled,