Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-04

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COTTON
! LIvsRV0oL- Oct g nOon.-Cofton firm, nh,
good demand; middllng unlsnds. So. M
/ dung Oficza-, SGD; seles u. goo bsIes for
! suerul-ti0r and export 1900 bales; reeeipts
/ 200 bales-all American
/ Futures UJ-iznc1. low mtddling efsrso
] October delivery, A-64G5 s3-6gd: Ortoher
/ ana November, ) 4l-641I5 43-64,d5 s2-G4d. No
vember and December, $3.50; December
! and January. 5 43-6tG5 42-elG5 33- e4d: Ian
uary and February. 5 44-64 a 5 42-64as a. eld.
/ February and March, 47-6id5 IS 64d: March
I and April, 20 64d5 5l-64d; April ard Nav.
| 53-64d. Market quiet at the advance.
The tenders Of deliveries at to-day's clear
ings amounted 10 800 bales new docket, and
/ 1900 old docket.
2 p. m.-sales to-day included 6,99O bales
/ or American.
Futures: Uplanas 'op niddlinz elspse
/ october delivery. 43-68d. BUYERS: October
and November. 42-64d; November and De-
/ cemoer, 42-64d, buyers: December and Jan
| uary. 43-64d. sellers; January and Febru-
! airy, 5 44-64d. buyers; February and March
4s-e4d, sellers: March and April, 5l-64d
value; April and May, 54-64, value. Mar
$3.50 p. m.-Futures: Uplands, low middling
| clause, December and January delivery
45-64G5 42-64d; February and March,
500 p. m.-Futures: Uulands low middling
! clause, October delivery, AZ Cad. value:
! October and November. 42-64d, value: No
! vemOer and December. 3 42-64d. sellers: De-
! cember and January, 42-64d, sellers; jan
uary and February. Hid, sellers: Feb
ruary and March, 37-6id. va ne; March and
April, 5l-e4d, sellers; April and May.
54-64d, buyers; May and June, 5s-64d, sell
| ers. Market closed steady.
MANCHESTER, Oct. 3.-CIoth steady, with
fair demand. Yarns firm, with a fair de-
The Guardian, in its commercial article,
| says: buyers are gaming confidence. There
Is more inquiry, bnt prices, however, are low
| anu are rarely accepted. Heavy goods are
| dull. The prospects of the cotton crop IN
| Bombay are less satisfactory. There has been
too much rain there"
NEW YORK. Oct. g. nOnn.-COttOn opened
! quiet; middhng nuis nds lO1sc; middling Or
leans l03sc; sales 80 bales
Futures: Marie firm. with sales as follows:
/ October delivery, 97c: November. 10 03c;
/ December. 10 0lc: January, 10 l5c; February
| 10 2Sc; March, 10 42c.
500 p. INJECTION closed dull; middIing
\ uplands, l01Ec; middling Orleans, 103zc: sales
/ 2l7 bales: net receipts nome gross l,S74 bales.
| FHfures-MSrkei closed steady, with sales Of
| l03400 bales as follows. October delivery,
1903 9Sc: November, 10 04GGl0 csc; December,
! 10 069lO 07c; January. 10 5000 lie; February,
| 10 290l0 30c; March. 10 42Gl0 44c: April, 10 Sc
| CGlO SIC: May. 10 69Gl0 tic; June, 10 S2Gl0 SIC;
/ July, 10 5000 Csc.
The POsPs cotton report saws: ssFuture de-
| liveries advanced for October 2-1OOc and the
| balance of the list 4-100c. At the third call
/ January brought 10 Ice. and June 10 SIC. Oc-
/ tober was offered at 10 97c November at 10 O4c.
December at 10 07c. February at 10 zoe, March
at 10 43c, April at 10 SIC, May at 10 Tic july at
! 10 SO. Futures closed steady, with October
! unchanged, November l. lOOc and the balance
! 2-lOOG3-l0 0c higher than yesterday"
| GALVESTON, Oct. 3.-COtton steady; mid
| din g 95sc.
NORFOLK, Oct. 3.-Cotton quiet but steady:
,WLMINGToN, Oct. s.-Cotton firm; middling
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 8.-Cotton steady;
MOBILE, Oct. 3.-Cotton dull; middling
| 9%c.
MEMPHIS, oct. 3-Cotton steady; middling
| 954c.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 8.-Cotton steady; middling
CHARLESTON, oct. 3.-Cotton firm; mid
,MoNTGoMERY. Oct. 3.-Cotton firm; mid
| ding 5-l6c.
MACON, oct. Section steady; middling
| 9 -l6c.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 8.-Cotton quiet; mid
,NAsHvILLE, Oct. 8.-Cotton steadler; mid
| ullng 9tSc.
SELMA, oct. 3.-Cotton steady; miCdling
! 9Ac.
RoME, Oct 3.-Cotton steady: middling
93se; low miodling CSC.
NEW 1ORK, Oct. 3.-ConsOlGated net re-
celpts for all cotton pOrts day 30. 355 bales;
| exports, to Great Britain 4,459 bales, to the
continent 2,49l.
Weekly net receipts "a bales. gross 1882:
exports, to Great Britain 1883 bales, to
France $50, to the continent ,4I5: sales 1882
bales; stock 5S,4S5 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES,. rte.
LIVERPOOL, oct. 3, mountaineering firm,
with fair demand. Wheat, California No.
,, Is Id; amber IS l0d; Red Western spring. 6s
Sd(g6s l0d. Corn, new mixed, IS. Lard, prime
Western, BIS Sd. Cheese, American, fine 54s
LONDON, oct. ga leading grain circular
says: The wheat market is firm and prices
rather dearer for both English and foreign.
Mlllers are reluctant to pay the advance.
Fresh cargOes are held for extreme prices.
The sales of wheat on passage and for ship
ment show further Improvement At to-
days market there was an average attend
ance, and the tone was good. Wheat was
steady. \ moderate business was transacted
at full rates. Winter and California wheats
advanced. Flour was in good demand at full
! rates. Corn was firm and in fair request at
| its extreme value"
NEW YORK. Oct. 3, noon.-Flour steady.
| Wheat better but quiet. Corn higher. Pork
| firm; mess, sl7. Lard steady at soc. Freights
| firm.
500 D. m.-Flour, Southern steady; common
10 tAbThs % ZUN1tt kOOO TO CnOlc6 ulLLO.
| 81 30g5 80. Wheat-sCot lots trife better:
| ungraded red, 67990Ac; No. , red, on spot
| S934c, October delivery SS3s(GS9c. COrn-spot
| lots l@l13c better closing frm No. 3 on spot
! &c, October delivery 62l4(G6Sc Oats a shade
| higher but less active; No. 2, 32G32I5c. Hops
| duh and nominal. Coffee, fair Rio ,on SPOT
steady at l0l4c; No. Rio, on spot 75c, Octo-
| Der delivery 60(GS Csc. Sugar more active
| but weak; centrifugal SIC, mOlasses sugar
| $3.50, fair to good refining 43z0145Sc: refined
! steady-eXtra 9 5lsG514c, white extra c $50
1 nff a - a w 1fu sl.
| A 51sc, cubes &c. Molasses dull. Rice steady.
! Cotton seed oll-35G36c for crude; 45(146c for
| refined. Hides firm; New Orleans and Texas.
| selected, l0tGllc. Wool barely steady. Pork
| firmly held; mess, on spot, Sl7. Middles nom
| inal: long clear, 934c. Lard opened 2G4 points
| higher, but closed weak; Western steam, on
| spot Z 72l2c, October delivery Z 5S017 &c
Freights to Liverpool firm; cotton, per steam
| 1l-64d: wheat, per steam sgd.
| CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-Trading in the leading
| articles on Change to-day was active with
| prices In general way showing improve
| ment; the provision crowd were active BUYERS
| of corn, covering the shorts and thus keeping
! up the tone of that cereal; the other causes of
! the strength in grain were light receipts
| throughout the week and prospects OF poor In
| spectiOn; the outside prices were barely sus-
| tanned. Wheat opened well up to Yesterdays
| closing prices and during the morning sold up
| 14(g12c on strong report by cable, but later
| news from New FORK caused a weakness, and
| under lack of outside orders business Stacked
| up and value gradually settled back, closing
| at O'Clock about steady and fairly firm; the
| cash market was steady at 7S3sc for No. 2
| spring. Corn opened fairly active. early be-
| coming strong and higher under liberal Gov
| erlng by the provision crowd and by reports
| from the West that the continued rains were
| likely to affect the inspection; later the course
| of the market was about the same as wheat
| there being a slight settling back from the
| opening; No.2 cash sold on from 5914c to 5SI6c
| Oats were steady and strong at a slight i'm
| prOvement; May was quoted at 30c, but only
| about 10000 bushels were sold at this price
| many brokers had orders to sell at 30c but
| were unable to fill them. Rye was a shade
| better. 55c all around for No. .. Provisions
were steady, and improved quite generally
| throughout the list; trading in cash lard NJ 4
| premium of 20 points over October was ex-
| tensively INDUCED in.
| Flour unchanged. Wheat unsettled; opened
| A,G1zc higher and closed &c over Yesterday:
| regular, October delivery, 7GG79 &C: No ,
| Chicago spring, 79.G79%c. Corn firm and high
| err; October advanced 10 and closed re over
| yesterday; cash lots, 575s(159l4c: October de-
! livery, SIC. Oats firm; cash lots 26Lsc October
| l5,G20c higher; cash lots, SIS -; all the wear
| SI2. Lard firm; cash lots, 25CG7 3Oe; October
delivery, 25G7 2714c. Bulk meats in fair de-
| mand; shoulders 5oc, short rib 45c, short
| clear 10 25c. Whisky steady and unchanged
| sugar steady; standard 4 &C, cut loaf IA
| 754c, granulated CSC.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 3, noon.--Flour closed
| steady; Howard street and Western
superhne, 81 1902 65; extra, S2 75(a8 b:
! - 3OG2 10 extra, SO OOtG3 so; Rio brands
| "a 62G475. Wheat-Southern steady; Western
| about steady but inactive; Southern. red S7(D
| soc, amber 93{G96c; No. Maryland, 9II5c bid:
| No. 2 Western winter red, on spot. S5s/fdS575c
| Corn-Southem lower; Western entirely nom