Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-02

| steady at advance.
The tenders Of deliveries at to-day's clear
| ings amounted to y bales new docket aud coo
| old docket.
? p. m.-saiss to-day included 5000 bales
| OF American
Futures: Uplands. low middlinR clause
| September delivery, 6 ll-64d, buyers: Septem-
| Der and October, 8 ll-64d. buyers; October
| and November. 4-64d, buyers; November
and December, Cd, sellers; December and
| January. 65-6ld, BUYERS; January and Feb
/ ruary. Sd, value; February and March
/ 2-6id, value. Market firm
500 p. mixtures: UDlands, low mid
/ ding clause September delivery, If-64d,
/ sellers; September and October, 9 lied,
/ sellers; October and November. 6 4-6id. value:
/ November and December, Cd. sellers; Deem
i Der and January. 63-64d, sellers; January
/ and February, Sd. sellers: February and
/ March, 2-6id. value; March and April,
/ 5-64d, value; October. ll-64d, value.
/ Market closed quiet but steady.
INV YORK. sept. /, nOOn.-COttOn steady:
| middlIng uplands ID 1876; middling Orlea ns
/ II 3-l6c: sales 1855 bales.
Futures: Marker easy, with sales as fol-
i lows: September delivery. 10 SEC: October,
/ &C; November. 10 SOC; December, 10 &c: jan
/ uarY. 10 Coo; February, 10 75c.
| 500 p. m--COttOn closed quiet: middling
/ uplands. 10 l5-l6c; micdling Orleans. II 3-l6c
| sa.es ~ bales; net receiDts none, gross SIS
/ bales.
Futures-Market closed steady. with sales
OF $1,000 bales, as follows: September deliv-
/ cry, l0S3Gl0 SIC; October. 10 Coo: November.
/ 10 4SglO 49c; December. 10 50,dlO sic: January,
/ 10 60GlO Gle; February. 10 s2dlO 74c: March,
| ~ Sc; April, 10 95Gl0 97e; May, II O7tG1 csc;
/ The POst's cotton report says: Future de-
/ lIverles advanced 5-l00G7- l00c. lost again all
/ the gain OF the day, when the market became
i very quiet. There appears to be now but lit
/ tie long or short interest, and as outsiders
/ keep away transactions are restricted.
| Nothing was sold at the third call. Bids of
/ last saturdays closing quotations were re-
/ fused. september was held at 10 sac, October
/ az lO 5ec November at 10 47c, December at
] ID 49c, January sc 10 soc, February at 10 Tic
| March at 10 S3c, April at 10 CSC. May at II 07c,
| and June at IL lSc- Futures closed quiet but
/ firms 2-lO0G3-l0 higher than Saturday"
GALvEsrON. sept. l---COJIOn firm; mid
] ding 10 1-l6c: net receipts l,l30 bales, gross
LII bales; sales $50 bales; stock . 739 bales
/ exports cOastwise 1851 bales.
! NORFOLK, sept. l.-COrUOn firm; midiiinu
l lO}sc, net receipts none, gross none; sales 81
| bales; stock 9ig bales; exports, cOastwise 81
/ bales.
] wuEIEeToN, sept. 1.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 1910; net receipts 10 bales, gross 10; sales
I more; stock sol bales.
NV ORLEANS. sept. Cotton quiet: mid
/ ding 1899; net receluJs 49, bales, gross 49,
/ =ale- 500 bales: stock 1854 bales; exports TO
/ Great Britain ll9 bales
MOBILE. sept. Lotion nominal; mid
/ ding 1910; net receipts 40 bales, gross 43;
sales none; stock 1900 bales; exports coast
I wise 81 bales.
MFNPHIs, sept. Cotton steady; mid
/ ding I0Ac; receipts s. bales; shipments 65g
/ bales; sales -; stock 1869 bales.
AUGUSTA, sept. Lotion steady: middlinR
95sc; receipts 90 bales; sales -; stock 20 bales
/ CHARLESTON. Sept. l.-COtUOn firm: mid
/ ding lO5zc; net receipts 322 bales, gross 322:
/ sales $50 bales; stock , bales.
NEW NOEK. sept. l.-COnsOiidatet net re-
CENTS for al cotton ports to- day 1914 bales;
| exports, 90 Great Britain $50 bales, to the
| continent 1920.
/ PROVISIONS. GRnCEgTEs. ETC.
/ LIVERPOOL. Sept. !. nOOn.-Breadstuffs dull
but steady. Long clear middles 49s Cd. Lard
/ prime Western BIS Sd.
LONDON. sept. THE Mark Lime ErDress
m It's weekly review of the grain trade, SAYS
/ The English grain harvest began and ended
under unusually favorable conditions. Al
I though the yield Of the wheat crop is reported
/ to be variable. The condition OF the crop is
| excellent. Wet and colder weather has some
what improved the tone of the market to-day.
4 he sales Of English wheat during the past
/ week were 1924 quarters at Sos Id, against
36,0T quarters at AIS 2d for the corresponding
/ week last year The market for foreign
| whcats is unimprOved. The demand is at the
lowest possible ebb. and values are nominal
In the of coast trade during the week j. car
goes were received, were sold. were with
drawn and remained. The trade forward is
inanImate."
SEW YORK, sept. l nOon.--Flour dull
dull; mess. SIS .. Lard steady at size
/ FREE Ehts steady.
$500 p. m.-Elour. Southern duh ana easier;
common to fair extra 50 30G4 20: good To
choice. 81 % as co. Wheat-spOt grades Ease
higher; Ungraded red, 62a93c; No. , red, SSl
QS9c; ungradcd white, 9IG93c; No. , red. Sep
TENDER delivery 9OG9l1sc. COTn-spOt lots
held firm; ungraded 6OiG65c; No. ., 65lGG6c
| No. ?, September delivery 6l1SG6219c. Oats
cash LG1ac higher; No. ,, 33lG333z; No.
white 3 l4G31c; September delivery, 3215G
| 523sc- Hops dull and nominal. Coffee, fair
| Rio, on spot, dull and nominal at l015C; No
Rio, on spot, soc; September delivery
S 60c. sugar dull; mOlasses sugar, 45sd45sci
| st Domingo centrifugal 55sc; falr to good re-
filming. 47s,G5c; rehned quiet-C 505I4c, extra
q 53sG5l SC. white extra & 55sCG53zc, yellow ~
! t54;sc. on y 5tsc, mould \ 69-l6Gj ll-ltc,
! standard A 61EC. COnfectiOners' 4 7-l6c, cut
/ graduated 9-l6.G65sc, cubes SIC. MOlasses
/ dull and nominal. Cotton seed OIi-3j(G35C for
| crude; 39lgi2l2c for refined. Hides quiet but
/ held firm; wet sailed New Orleans selected
4J 10 90 pounds, l0GllC; Texas selected, As t.
60 pounds. l0GIlc. Wool firm; fair req est;
domestic fleece, S2,G4Oc; Texas, l46G22c. Porb
dUll and barely steady; new mess, on spot
| SIS %; family mess SIS. Middles nominal;
/ long clear, 1890. Lard I06Gl3 points higher
| and mOdera ely active; closing fair; Western
| steam, on spot, 91dSc; September delivery
! 7SG7 SIC; city steam, soc; refined S 23c.
| Freishts 70 Liverpool easier; cotton, per
/ steam, 1Sd.
CHICGGO. Sept. Flour unchanged. Wheat
/ in good demand; opened strong and 14(G3SC
higher, declined 1sC. rallied sc, fiuctuated
/ and closed sc higher than Saturday; regular
! sales for september delivery at 794CGSoc
| Corn in good demand, strong and higher;
| opened firm; closed Ease over Saturday;
| cash lots 5l34G5215c; September delivery 5l15
| (d52l5c. Oats IN good demand; cash lots, 255zc;
| September delivery $3.50 253zc. Pork quiet;
/ cash lots SIS 50Gl9 90; September delivery
/ SO O0Gl9 so; October, SIS 5OGl9 CO.; all year,
SD 37I5lGl2 45. Lard in fair demand and ga
10 points higher; cash, 4@gI soc; September
| delivery, 4T1zlG7 55c. Bulk meats stronger;
/ shoulders 75c: short rib 10 ljc, short clear
10 OOGlO S5c. Whisky higher at 81 y. Sugar
firm-standard 4 612g65sc, cut loaf 7sz9Sc,
500 D. m.GThe volume OF trading on
Change to-day was large, and stronger
feeling prevailed in all markets. Wheat
opened strong and L(G3sc higher, influenced
somewhat by a better tone IN foreign advices
and reported wet weather in England, but
offerings were quite free, and a decline of &c
soon followed. Under a good demand and
/ after the pressure to sell had subsidized the
| market improved agaIu sc, nuctuated and
/ closed on the regular board 80 above Satur-
/ dav. On the afternoon board prices again
| advanced about SC. closing at soc for Sep,em-
| Der. SI3zC for October, SS52c for November, and
| S5lzc for December. Corn was IN good de-
| mand and the market was strong and higher
| The receipts were tatr and the snort interests
| were rather disposed to buy. Cash corn was
| in good request, and this tended to strengthen
| thR feeling in near futures. Deferred futures
| did not vary. The market opened nrmer and
| a shade higher, then sold of 5sG3Ec, rallied
/ lC under good demand, huctuated and closed
| l4G5sc over Saturday. No change occurred
| on the afternoon board. the market closing a
/ 52izc for September, 50tsc for October, anC
| 4GJZc for November. Oats were easier early
| but rallied to previous figures late IN the ses.
IN.
for October. Pork was duh aud easy, closing
/ at $40 for September and October and at So 81
for the wear. Lard was lirmer on the regular
/ board, but easy again on the afternoon board
closing at size for October and 52l2c fol
| November.
/ BALTIMORE, sept, ], nCOn.-ElOur quiet anC
nOminaliy steady; Toward street and West
ern supe.ine, - 1902 IS; extra, So 00G3 IS
family, 81 O0,G5 90; city mills sUperdne, - 81
| as IS: extra, 50 OO,G3 IS; Rio brands. "a a
/ as 81. Wheat-SOuthern steady; Western
| hrmer: Southern, red SS.G9lc. amber 93Gg6C
/ No. 1 Maryland, edG9psc; No. Westetl
/ winter rei, on spot and for September, SSla1
SS3{c. C0rn-SOuthern steady; Western easier
Southern, white 6SG69c, yellow 63G64c.
| CINCINNATI. Sept. Flour dull; family
s. 65a3 90; fancy, 81 1905 90. Wheat easier
/ No. , red. SO,dSlc. Corn quiet; No. mixed
/ PrOvlsiOns-POrk firm at SIS 50dl9 20. Lar'
| strong at &C. Bulk meats quiet; shoulder
| 78<c. short rib lOl5c. Bacon firm; shoulder
sc. short rib lIl4c, clear ll54c. Whisk.
| hfrher al 81 10. sugar in FAIR demand; har'
| refined gTsG716: New Orleans 5G6c.
/ LOUISVILLE. sept. tram closed steady
| Wheat No. 2 red. 76c. Corn, No. white 6zt
| &c. ditto mixed, soc. Oats, No. mixed
/ 81 a3lc PrOvisiOns-Mess pork. SIS IS
/ BulE meats-shOulders &c, clear rib l012c
e ear sides nc. BacOn-shOulders &c, clea
| rib lie, clear sides lI3sc. Hams, suga
| cured l4ISc. Lard. steam leaf CSC.
| ST. LOUIS. sept. Flour steady and un
| changed. Wheat opened active and higher
! closed 5sGlIc above saturday; No. red. 81
| TSIIzc for cash: Sl1sldS2c for September de
Iiverv. Corn very dull; 4Sl494S5zc for cash
sc bid for September delivery. Oats strong
ale Ia 20 nHsarun1 ns