Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-26

LIVERPOOL, Sept. p. nOon.-Cotton-Rus
ness firm at unchanged prices; mid ling u
.snds, l5-l5d; mIddhng Orleans, sd; sale
10000 bales, for speculation and export ], 900
bales; receipts 500 bales-an American.
Futures: Upianus. tow mudlng ciausr.
Sentcmber delivery, 3 59-64lo5 60 -64ld5 5g-6id:
September and October, 52-6Id5 53-64d: Dc
tober ana November, 3 A. -64(G5 4S-64Dd5 47-6id:
November and December, 5 47-640I5 45-64d:
December and January, 47-64015 46-6id;
January and February, 547 Gid; February and
March. 8 49-6iG<J5 jO-6ld: March and April
52-6id. Market steady at the advance
p. m.-Sales to-day included 7,7uO bales
OF American
Futures: Uuands. low middiing clause.
september delivery, ; 59-G4d, sellers; Septem-
Der and October, 5 53-64d. value: October
and December, 45-t4d, sellers; December
and January. 8 47-6id. sellers; January and
February, 4I-6id, buyers; February and
March, 50-64d, value, March and April,
5 53-6id. sellers; October, 53-64d, value.
Market quiet.
Good middling uplauds I-l6d, middlins.
uplands l5-l6d, low mlddllng uplands 554d,
good ordinary uplands 9-l6d, ordinary up-
lands 5lSd; good middling Texas ed. mid
ding Texas 61sc, low mlddling Texas sd,
good ordinary Texas l3-l6d, ordinary Texas
3-i6d; middlng Orleans 61sd. low middling
Orleans Cd. good ordinary Orleans 10 6d.
ordinary Orleans S-l6d.
4;O0p. MIXTURES: Uplands. low middling
clause. September delivery. ; 57-S4ld5 56-64d;
September and October, 53-G4,G5 5l-6id; Oc-
tObeF and November. 47-64Gj Is Adj; No
vembcr anti December, l6-6iG5 45-6id; Jan
Uary ami February, ) 4S-6i95 46-64d; March
and April, 52-6id.
500 %. MIXTURES: Uplands. low middljne
clause September delivery, sc Sid, buyers;
September and October. 5l-64i. buyers; Oc-
tober and November. 5 47-64d, sellers; Novem-
Der ami December. 45-6id. buyers; Deem
Der and January. 45-64d, buyers: January
and February. A. SD, sellers; February and
March, 49-64d. sellers; April, 5l-64d, buy
ers; October, 5l-6Id, buyers. Market closed
quiet but steady.
sales for the week. $1,000 bales-AmerIcan,
$1,000 bales; spectators took 800 bales; eN-
porters took 6,4O0 bales; forwarded from
shippers, $500 bales; actual exports, 500
bales; total imports, $1,000 bales-American,
1900 bales; stock, 5S7 900 bales-American,
$4,000 bales; afloat, $4,000 bales-Ameriean,
2g.OCO bales.
4 recount OF the stock Of cotton at Liverpool
shows an increase of Egyptian and sundries,
a decrease of BraZils and no change in Ameri-
can totals. The official return of American
stock is questioned, and recount Is probable.
NEW CRS. Sept. %, nOOu.-LOttOn dull and
easy; mitdlfng upiands 1896 mIddlng Or
leans I05Sc; sales 2l6 bales.
Futures: Market steady, with sales az fol-
lows: September delivery, 10 Ice bid; October.
OIlc bid; November. TO lOc; December, 10 lSc;
January, 10 2Sc: February, 10 Ale.
500 p. m.-COttOn closed steady; middling
uplauds, 10 5-l6C; mlddling Orleans. 10 clio:
sales 6i0 bales; net receipts none, gross 1,552
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales
OF Is, 700 bales, as follows: September delv-
]
November, 10 O9alO IOc; December. 10 l6t9
10 lie; January, 10 &c; February, l0399l0 soc;
March. 10 scale 53c; April, TO 6i,GlO 66c; May,
10 7I6iO 7Sc; June, 10 SSGl0 90c.
The Posts cotton report saws: Future de-
liveries, after having gained 4-iOOCg5-lOOc,
lost the advance and more, and were offered
at the third call at about yesterdays closing
prices. Only loo bales OF November were
bought at the call at l0c. Futures closed duli
but steady. with December and January
slightly higher than yesterday"
Son Z snrTnF ngE d.
ding CSC: net receipts 322 bales, gross 4,322;
sales 2llO bales; stock %, lS2 bales.
NORFOLK.Sept. 25.-COttOn steady middllne
10 I-l6c; net receipts 1881 bales, gross 2,S9l;
sales $40 bales; stock 7,1O7 bales; exports
cOastwise ,l49 bales.
WILMINGTON, Sept. 25.-CottOn quiet; mid
ding 93zc; net receipts els bales, gross 6l5;
sales none: stock 5,0l5 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 25.-Cotton quiet;
midiling lOe; net receipts , 99l bales, gross
! .769; Gales 1000 balcss stock 25,533 bales.
MOBILE. Sept. 25.-COttOn quiet and easy;
middling 9 I3-l3s: net receipts 3l4 bales, gross
s6l: sales 200 bales; stock 3,IlS bales; exports,
cOastwise 4Ol bales.
MEAPHIs, Sept. 25.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 07se; receipts 2sI bales; shipments - bales;
sales $50 bales; stock $500 bales.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 27.-Cotton steady; mid Mo-
dliue 9 Ice; receipts l,059 balesi sales 9SN
| bales.
CHARLESTON. Sept. 25.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 7Se; net receipts $3.50 bales, gross 1854
sales 1900 bales: stock 2, 593 bales.
| NEW NOBK, Sept. 25.-OUnsOnuated net re-
ceipfs for an cotton ports to- day 81 POI bales;
/ exports, to Great Britain 1920 bales, to the
/ continent 200 bales, to France 10 bales.
PROVISIONS. sRoCERIKa. ETC.
] LIVERPOOL. Sept. 25 nOOn.-Breadstu0s
steady. though somewhat inactive. l-aru
prime Western, S9s sd. Cheese, fine Amerl-
/ can 53s. Corn, new mixed, As ll5zd.
NEw YORK. sept. p, noon.-flour firm.
| Wheat irregular. Corn duh. Pork firm; mess,
/ sI7 90. LarSi firm at SOC. Freghts steady.
4 $40 D. m.-flOur. southern steady; common
| to fair extra, 80 20GA p; good TO choice ditto
/ 81 s0a6 %. Wheat-spOt lots l{(a1sc higher,
/ closing with less strength; ungraded red, 69G
| ssc. No > red, on spot Sj(GSlc, october deliV-
| erv 81 sGS7tSc. COrn-spot12CG24 loWeri IN
graded, 54G59c; upgraded white, . Ssci 20
/ Z September delivery coo. October 5s1Sta6Oc-
/ tlar~ a shade lower, closing steamers 40: =
/ siId3l3sc. Hops SLOW ana nominal. Couet,
/ far Rio. on spot, quiet at lu5aci No ilO' on
! s1ot soc, October delivery 65c. sugar
/ o1iet and unchanged; Brazil, 4g4 9-l6c; ialr
/ ~ Good refining. 45sd5c: refined dul ana
/ easT-C 5d5Ikc. extra c 5l<tG53sc, white extra
/ II 5Ezfa53<c yellow 4ssCg45sc, standard Il To- 10
/ fqfc ont LOAF anu crushed 6ssGfe, powdered
/ G5sfa6Isc. cubes 65sd63zc. MOlasses uncnang-
/ Ell. Cotton seed Oil-35c for crude; 4444Oc LOT
| refined. Hides arm. Wool unchanged. Iork
| quiet; held strong; mess, on spot, Sll. NM
| dies firm; long clear. eye. Lard 2O,G26 points
| higher, closing weak: Western steam, on SPOT
! O5c; October delivery, Z 9218GSc. Freighis
| "a Liverpool tirmi cotton, per steam, 5-S2d'
/ wheat. per steam Stzd.
CHICAGO, sept. 25.-FlOur unchanged
| Wheat unsettled; opened 1stG1{c higher, but
| closed &c under yesterday; regular, SepJem-
her delivery 54gI75< &C, October 771Sld7Sc: No.
| 2 Chicago spring, ,614,GISc. COrn-ruled quiet
/ until noon, when a sharp and rapid advance
! occurred. accompanied by considerable eX-
! c5ton,en. and the market closed &c higher for
September and &c 3.gner ioT o 0etooeri cash
/ s5TldsSLc: all the year, 5s3slG4Gs4c. Oats
! 0nfe1 closing &c under yesterday; cash lots,
/ 5ssSe: September and October delivery, 2555g
SEE Pork quiet. cash lots, SIG 2Jtgld 90; DC
/ 80, delivery SI6 Lard stronger; cash lots.
TsaT soc; October delivery. 6219Cgs soc.
/ Rink meats in fair demand; shoplaeTs. &c,
Short rib 10 45e. short clear ~ 5Oe: h 1ie5
800 d. m.-Foreign cables were stronger, IN
| tone this morning than for some time, anu VIC
| wheat market opened with rather sharp ao-