Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-17
COTTON.


NEW YORK, sept. l5.-COttOn firm: mid
ding uplands 1850; mlddling Orleans IO5zc;
sales SO bales; net receipts none. gross 2,6gS
bales.
Futures-Narket closed barely steady. with
sales OF l0,400 bales, as follows: September de
livery, 10 800 10 3Sc: October. 10 4SydI0 4gc:
November, 10 j9Gl0 zoe; December. 10 e9d
10 zoe; January, 10 soc: February. 10 g2(dIO 93c:
March, II 0jG II O6c; April. II l6Gll Lee: Nav
II zsGl! 2Sc; June, II 3S,Gll Sc; July, II 47tD
II 49c.
The Posts cotton report says: THE cotton
market opened this morning for future deliv-
cries from To points below the closing prices
of yesterday. Since the opening the market
has been very active. alternating strong and
weak. 1t the first call October delivery sold
az 10 1910 46c.. November 10 51(GI0 $50 10 l9c
December 10 6AG 10 Csc, January 10 7S,G 10 7gc
February 10 goo 10 SSGIO S9Gl0 Ole. March
lllGU OlGll O3,Gll 02c., April II l2Gll BE-
May II DE. After the first call. and
up 10 80 a. m. prices ranged
a follows: October 10 46,dIO 47@IO 5fGI0 IS
tGl0 4gc., November 10 Goa 10 66GIO GOA
10 Gle. December 10 69GlO 75GlO 7Odl0 lie
January 10 1910 S6tdl0 79GI0 SOtGlO 79c..
February 10 93GllGl0 92Gl0 93c.. March IL OS
oil eHGll Csc, April II 204 II 22GIl l6c.,
May II 21Gll 26Gll S5(Gll 27(GIl 2Sc. sales at
the first call amounted to ., 500 bales, and
from the first call up TO II 80 a. 80 800 bales,
at which time the market was active, and the
steady demand Tor future deliveries even eX-
ceeded that Of yesterday, and the movement
was still more recent. This is best eXempl-
fed by describing the course of January.
namely, at 10 1SGl0 SC, they advanced to
10 soc, fell again twice To 10 79c., rose to
10 sec. and closed at 10 S0lGlO Sic
The total visible supply of cotton for the
world Is l.6l7.Sj6 bales, Of which g99,056 bales
are American, against l,25O,223 and 49O,S23
respectively, last year. The above figures in
dictate an increase in cotton in sight last night
of 351 ,6.3 bales as compared with the same
date Of 1882, a decrease Of 72.526 bales as COM
pared with the corresponding date of 1881.
and an increase of $3.50 bales as compared
with lSSo. The receipts Of cotton at all in
terror towns for the week were 4l,SA bales;
receipts from plantations, 69,16l bales.
GALVESTON, sept. lj.-COttOn firm; mid
ding To- SC, low middling 934c. good ordinary
&c; net receipts S,3l6 bales, gross 1916; sales
1855 bales; stock 2S.35l bales.
NORFOLK, Sept l5.-COttOn firm; middling
Zoe; net receipts so bales, gross $50; stock
S,056 bales; sales 222 bales; exports cOastwise
794 bales.
BALTIMORE. sept I5.-COtton steady: mid
ding l0l &C. low middling 95sc, good ordinary
l-l6c; net receipts none; sales $50 bales;
stock II, $50 bales; exports coastwIse 7Obales.
Boston, sept. lj.-COttOn steady; middling
l0lsc. low middling lGl &c, good ordinary CSC;
net receipts none, gross 1863 bales; stock $3.50
bales.
WILMINGTON, sept. I5.-Cotton firm; mid
ding Zoe: low middling 93sc: net receipts l0l
bales. gross lOl; stock 2.5lS bales.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. l5.-Cotton firm;
middling lO34 &C.. low middling I014c, good Ordi
nary Ysc; net receipts 10 bales. gross 10;
stock 4,265 bales; exports to Great Britain 800
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. I5.-CottOn quiet but
hrm; middling l0j4c; low middling CSC; good
ordinary 5-l6c; netreceipts ] .0l3 bales, gross
l,Z,y' sales SO bales; stock $685. bales.
,IhObiLE, sept. l5.-COttOn firm; middllng
lVtsc' low mlddllng 81 &c; good ordinary CSC;
net receipts 392 bales gross 3g2; sales 50 bales;
stock 4,5l5 bales; exports cOastwise ALB bales.
MEMPHIS, sept. l5.-COtton firm: mid
ding lOc; low middling 9lSc: good ordinary
SIC; net receipts l63 bales, gross 10; ship
ments none; stock 6,323 bales
AUGUSTA, sept. E.-COttOn quiet: mid
ding use, low middling 95sc; good ordinary
Sszc; receipts SSl bales; sales $40 bales
CHARLESTON, sept. 1a.-COttOn firm: mid
ding lOc; low middling S34c; good ordinary
gle: net receipts 1881 bales, gross 1854;
sales $500 bales; stock Il 80 bales.
NEW YORK, sept. demonstrated net re-
cepts for all cotton ports ll,742 bales; exports,
to Great Britain 900 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
NEW YORK, Sept. l5.-Flour, Southern,
dull and rather weak; common TO falr extra
81 1905 20; good to choice s. 25lg6 %. wheat,
spot lots lgll5c lower; options 14el3sc l9WeT,
unsettled and depressed: No. spring, VI "
ungraded red 9ScGSl Is; ungraded white
81 IL: No red, 81 Il5Sdl ~ for september
delivery: 81 I23zCdl il for October. Corn, spot
lots 1kCdl3ze lower. options 5sg3sc lower:
closing steady at about inside rates; sales OF
unlra7ied at 57JSd62c: ungraded white Coo;
Southern yellow 62l2e; No. 2, september ue-
livery 6IIS@6l3ze; October, 6zl2tgb3c. oats
15G3zc lower and less active. No. 3, 32Gs2t sc'
No. ,, September delivery 335slG35c. October
34s40GS4t SC. Hops quiet; medium to choice z0g
BE Coffee. spot higher and strong. falr
quoted al l0glOIc; options stronger on near
by months, weak on late; No. Rio. Septem-
Der delivery, s zoe; October s l5(Gs zoe; spot
zoe. Sugar fairly active and firm: Cuba
museOYado 6l6(G6 9-l6e; centrifugal ll-Iec;
fining 9-l6G6 ll.l6c; refined closed firm
c s{@71<e, extra I5sg55se, white extra
SEE standard A 3 8 l6CdS3zc, confectiOneris