Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-09
COTTON.

lugs amounted 70 9,auO Oaies new docket aud
? p. m.-sales to-day included 6,6OO bales
Of American.
Futures: UDlands. low middIing clause,
September delivery, 6 ll-64d, sellers; Septem-
Der and October, S-64d. sellers; October
and November. l-G4d, buyers; November
and December. tO-6id, buyers; December and
January. 6l-6td. value: January and Feb
ruary, e264d, sellers; February and March,
6d, sellers; March and April, 2-64d, value;
October, S-Gid, sellers. Market duh but
steady.
$500 p. m.-FuTures: UDlands. low mid
ding clause, September delivery, 9-64d,
sellers; September and October. 6-64d,
value; October and November. Sd, sellers;
November and December, ; 60-64d; Deem
Der and January. G0-64d. sellers; January
and February. 6O-6id, value; February and
March, 63-64d. sellers; March and April,
6-f4d. sellers; October, Sold, value. Mar
ket closed easy.
NEW YoRA. Sept. s. noon.-Cotton quiet;
middlng uplands lO5sc; mIddling Orleans
lllSc: sales 403 bales.
Futures: Market easy, with sales as follows:
September deliver, 10 73c; October. 10 sic;
November. 10 43c; December, 10 47c: January
10 55c: February, 10 Csc.
500 D. Motion closed quiet; middling
Uplands. l05sc; mlddling Orleans, IL 70; sales
2l9 bales: net receipts none. gross 3,703 bales.
,utures-Market closed dull, with sales of
5000 bales, as follows: september delivery,
10 67tGI0 Csc; October. 10 4Sc; November, 10 80
C1I0 zoe: December. 10 42lGl0 43c: January,
10 5zGl0 SIC; February. 10 64Gl0 CSC; March,
Us
II ole; June, II 1OGll I2c.
The Posts cotton report saws: ''Future de-
liyeries were very dull, and lost almost as
much as they gained on Saturday. At the
third call buyers came forward more freely,
and slightly higher prices were paid. Sep
temlser brought 10 69c. October 10 soc, NOyem-
Der 10 40c. December 10 43c and March 10 7Sc.
Futures closed barely steady, and 5l00c lower
than last Saturday"
GALVESTON. sept. Section quiet; mid
ding lO5c; net receipts 2 100 bales, gross lS3;
Ha1N o ~ naHa fFrrT1
NORFoLK. sept. s.-Cotton steady: middling
1880; net receIuts ASS bales, gross 465; sales 81
bales; stock l,O63 bales; exports, cOastwise 4O4
WILMISGToN. sept. s.-Cotton steady; mid
ding l01Sc; net rereIpts l97 bales, gross 1877;
sales none; stock 800 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. S.-COtton easy; mid
ding 1880: net receipts OO2 bales, gross LOG;
sales 900 bales; stock 1853 bales.
MOBILE, Sept s. 'OtJOn nominal; middling
lOIzc; net receiT Is 2GS bales, gross 323; sales
none; stock 2,03l bales; exports, cOastwise l02
bales.
MENPHrs, sept. s.-Cotton steady; mid
ding lO3zc; receipts IS bales; shipments l02;
sales - bales; stock 1915 bales.
ArGUsTA. sept. S.-COfton steady: middling
IO6l0i s.: receipts 235 bales; sales 30S bales.
CHAsLEsTOS. Sept. S.-Cottcn firm: mud
ding I07sc; net receipts 1879 bales, gross 1879;
sales $50 bales: stock LBS bales.
SEg YORK. Sept. S.-COnsOndated net re-
ceiuts for an cotton ports to-day S,201 bales;
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PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
SEw YORK, Sept. S, noon.-FlOur dull.
/ Wheat 3z,Gl1sC lower. Corn 4,15sc higher
Pork dull; mess, SIS 90. Lard weak at 75c.
Freights steady.
$500 D. m.-Flour. Southern closed quiet but
weak: common to fair extra S. SOFA 30; good
To choice ditto. 81 25.06 90. Wheat-spot lots
lGllsc lower; No. red, September delivery,
Sis<GSS3zc. COrn-spOt lots unsettled and "a
4c lower; Ungraded 6354 G6c; No. ?, nominal;
uugraded, white 65l &c; No. ,, September de-
livery, 65g655sc. Oats LG3sc lower and mod
erately active; No. ,, BIC: No. :, white sac
SIZE; No. ,. September delivery, 321S(G33c.
Hops quiet and unchanged. Coffee, far Rio,
on sDoI. stcadier at lO1s(0lo1zc; No. Rio, on
spot. Csc. October delivery S 25CGS SIC. sugar
frmer and in fair demand, AracaJu AG4l4c;
/ Bahia 4zc; Pernambuco ll-l6c; English
Island 45sC; centrifugal ll-l6e; fair to good
refining. 45slG5c. mould \ 69stG61sc, standard
A SIC, cOnfectiOners' A 612c, cut loaf and
crushed 7(G71sc. powdered 65s(g1c, graduated
8 Ii-I6c. cubes CSC. MOlasses unchanged.
Cotton seed OIl-33 Ga}5c for crude; 39GI215c tor
refined. Hides quiet but firm: wet salted
New Orleans selected, IS TO 90 pounds, lO,gllc.
Wool firm and moderately active; domestic
fleece 32G40c; pulled lSG3ic; Texas l4,G22c.
PORK dull and easier; new mess, Sl1 10. Mid
dies nominal; long clear lO1sc. Lard opened
l2Gl4 points lower and more active, closing
heavy; Western steam, on spot, 6219t@1 soc;
September delivery, 55c. Linseed nominal.
Freigbts TO Liverpool easier; cotton, per steam
7-6td.
l. o. II
holding OF; winter wheat grades s. z al %;
mixed winter 50 500 90; spring wheat, 50 80
IA co.; Minnesota bakers. s. 5OQ4 90; low
grades S2G3. Wheat active but weak and
lower: opened weak and 14tG52c under Satur-
dav. fiuctuated. declined &c under the lowest
prices and closed at about the bottom figures;
| September delivery, l61s(gl1c; new chicago
spring G0c; No. ? red 59c. Corn IN active de-
mand but very unsettled: opened amid great
confusion; September advanced lc, October
1isG2e, and November sc; prices then de-
1fH eli nH 70
for September, &C higher for October, and ls
&c higher now than on Saturday; cash lots 80
tG56l5c; September delivery 555s15l52c. Oats
dull and heavy. prices declining 3s0Ssc; casn
| lots 25J SC: September delivery 25lG255sc. Pork
weak; cash lots SIS 90; September delivery
/ Sl7 so. Lard in active demand but weak;
| cash lots 1907 lie; September delivery, LOO
/ 25c. Bulk meats duh and easier Eshoulde
I 75c. short rib l0c, short clear 10 4Oc Whisky
unchanged at 81 Is. Sugar lower; graduated
$500 d. m.-The transactions on Change to-
/ day IN wheat and corn were phenOminally
/ heavy. Wheat broke badly under the in
/ duence of larger receipts at tins ana Other
| primary points and owing TO the apparent
/ fear of still heavier receipts IN the near
| future. Foreign advices were again weaker
| which also served to aid the downward ten
| dencv here. Cash wheat closed nOminally at
| 7534 acc, or within &c of the lowest price
known in this market in two years; the mar
| gins became exhausted IN many cases, Wnlch
| helued to increase the offerings; the decline
/ on the regular board was 115Glszc below the
| lowest prices reached saturday, and there
was a still further decline Of Ease on the
| afternoon board, closing at 1s1zc for October,
| 79c for November, and oO3sc for December;
/ Corn attracted great deal of attention, and
/ trading was carried on amid more or less eX-
| element; there was an early rally OF 9sCGl52c,
/ but a decline Of 80 sc followed, and the
| closing prices Of the day ruled under Satur-
! day; the latest quotations were: 500 for
/ September and 541sc for October. Oats de-
| clined 5sd5sc, closing steady, at 251sc for sep
| TENDER. $50 for October, and 291zc for May.
/ Pork ruled dun and lower, closing At Sl7 for
| September and October and at Sll 3I12 for all
/ the year. Lard was lower, closing at Z l0c
i for September. October and November.
TIMORE, sept, s, nOOn.-Elour-market
| closed steady; Howard street and " EST
/ ern superine, 81 5000 70; extra, 50 OOGS . ;
/ family, 81 O0(G5 CO.; city mills superfne, 81 81
/ az IS; extra, 50 O0,G3 50; Rio brands, "a 80
| "a 81. Wheat-SOuthern easier; Western IT.
| regular AMI lower, closing dulli southern, RED
| STldS9C, amber g0.G9Jc; No. Maryland, 5O5aci
! No. Western winter red. on spot, S5159o612c.
Cors.-SOuthern, higher for yellow; Western,
/ no Offering and no bid; Southern, white 6S(G
/ 7Oc, yellow 66,G61c.
/ 81 7Od2 80; choice, 50 25tG4 90; fancy, So goa
/ 425. heat active but lower, closing lLsG
/ 2lze under Saturday; No. 2 red, 1024,g'I5sc
| for cash; 765sG7I5sc for September delivery.
| Corn lower, except for October; 4754tG4Sc Tor
| cash: 47IS(d49lzc for September delivery. Oats
quiet but firm; 26c for cash and september
/ delivery. Whisky steady at 81 IL. frONlslohs
| Pork dull. weak and lower; 81 90 asked.
! BuIk meats-Iong clear S5c, short rib 9 csc,
| short clear 10 25c- BacOn-lOng clear 1000
| lO{<c, short rib 1910, short clear ll5sc. Lard
| nOminally lower.
| CISCINsATI. Sept. s.-FlOur dull; family.
| So SOFAS IS; fancy, 81 O0G4 25. Wheat steady
/ 10. > red soc. Corn easier; No. mixed, soc.
| oars active and lower at ~ 5(02Sc. Provisions
| Pork dun and lower at $l7 00gl7 .. Lard
| dull and lower at 7Z91$sc. Bulk meats
| easier; shoulders csc, short rib ice. Bacon
| quiet, shoulders ~, short RIO lI1se, shorl
| clear lie. Whisky steady at 81 ~. sugar III
| good demand at full prices; hards 1918; New
| Orleans 5,g6c. Hogs weak common and hgh'
! 81 OOtG5 IS. N
| LOUISVILLE, Sept. s.-GraIn closed dull
| Wheat. No. red, 75dS0c. Corn. No. :, Wnltt
| Egc; mixed SEC. Oats, No. . mixed. 29c. Pro-
visions steady: Mess pork, SIS 80. Bull
| meats-shOulders TIC, clear rib l014c, cleal
| sides IO3<c. BacOn-shOulders nc, c ear rit
/ lie clear sides ll3Zc. Hams, sugar cured
| lAl$c Lard. steam leaf CSC.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. S.-Coffee dull; Rio
| cargOes. common to prime, 13zGll13c. sugar
quiet but steady; fair to fully fair. 414lG49c
yellow clarified. 51zG53sc; graduated 6Zc
MOiasses dull; common zoe; refining 20G4Oc
NAVAL STORES.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. s, nOon.-spirits turpen-
tine, 2js.
LoSDON. Sept. 5, 500 D. m.-Spirits tur
pentine dull; spot, 23s 3D.; October to De
Gember delivery, 24s; January to April. 25s
Stock. 27,1l5 barrels; afOat, 1900 barrels; de