Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-03


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cotton.
HTEEFOOL. Oct. 2. -COttoL-Business
good az unchanged rates; middling uplande
a54di middlng Orleans, sd: sales 1900
ualea, Tor speculation and export 1900 bales;
receipts 1900 bales-American 1900.
Future Uulan1s- low mIuaunx clause
October delivery. 3 41-GiCG5 fled; October
ana November. f0-64d: November and De-
cem5er. s0-64G5 89-64G,5 4O-Gld: December
and January, 4l-6i1g5 4O-68Qg5 39-G4,d5 4O-6Id; ;
January and February, 43-64 as 42-G4fl5 81 Ga
lG1 4L-bid, February and March, 4J-6id5 q. a
as 45-tid; March and April, 4s-B4Gt5 4s-64a
is-6id; April and May, 52-64d. Market
? p. m.-sales to-day included $500 bales
Of American.
Good middling uplands 5Zd. middIng
upiauds 5Ad. low mIddlIng uplands 8 g-I6d
good ordinary uplands 55sd. ordinary up
lduds sds good mlddling Texas 6d, mid
hlinF Texas 5t1G- low mlddling Texas 55zd,
%
5di middlng Orleans 55Sd, low middling
Orleans 5zd, good ordinary Orleans 9-lGd.
ordinary Orleans sd.
futures Upiands. low middIing clause,
October delivery, 5 4l-64d. sellers; October
and November. 5 39-64d, sellers, November
and December, 39-6fd, sellers; December and
January. 33-Gid, buyers; January and Feb
ruary. a -G4d, buyers; February and March.
; 4J-t4d, sellers; March and April, 4s-G4d.
sellers; April and May, 5i-6i, value. Mar
ket steady.
Sales for the week. 1900 bales-AmerIcan.
$1,000 bales; spectators took 1900 bales; ex-
pOrters took $500 bales; actual exports, $500
bales; total imports, 81 900 bales-American,
5000 bales; stock. So. 900 bales-American.
$1,000 bales; adoat, $4,000 bales-American,
62,0lO bales.
500 p. MIXTURES: Uplands. low middling
clause, October delivery. 5 40-64d, sellers: :
October and November, > 39-64d, buyers: No
Vemner and December, > 3g-64d, Sc .lers: De-
cember and January, 39-64d, value; jan
uary and February, ; 4l-64d, va ne; Feb
ruary and March, 4j-6id, sellers; March and
April, 4S-64d, sellers; April and May.
9l-hid, value. Market closed quiet but
steady.
INV YORK. oct. ,, noon.-Cotton opened
quiet; middhng upiands 1890; middlng OF
leans lO3sc; sales $50 bales.
Futures: Market quiet but steady,with sales
as follows: October delivery, Q 92c; NOvem-
Der. Gle; December. 9Se; January, 10 O7c /:
February, 10 zoe bid; March, 10 S3c bid.
$500 p. m.-COttOn closed quiet; middling
uplands, lo1zc; mlddling Orleans, 1890: sales
GIG bales; net receipts none. gross 5,079 bales.
Futures-Market closed steady, WIN saies of
lll,10O bales, as follows: October delivery,
96G9 91c; November, 10 O3GlO Ole; December,
10 OiGlO O5c; January. 10 l4,Gl0 l5C; February,
10 27tnlO Use; March. 10 4O0iO 42c: April. 10 So
CGl0 55c; May, 10 67gl0 Csc; June, 10 1000 Sic;
July, 10 9OlQlO sc.
The P0sg's cotton report says: culture de-
lveries advanced 5-I00,G7- 10Cc. General opIn-
ION ls IN favor OF lower prices, but to sell at
an uninterrupted decline involves more risk
than operators care to incur in realizing
Speculation on the bull side is not to be cX-
pected TIL later in the season. vt the third
call November brought 10 Ole, January 10 l31
To he, February 10 25c, March 10 see, and
April DO 5zc. The market has been much as
sisted to-day by purchases for covering. Flu
lures closed steady, with October 6-lOOc, No
than yesterday"
GALVESTON, Oct. 2.-Cotton easy; MD
ding 9sSc; net receipts 442i bales, gross 1924
sales LAS bales; stock 81, 260 bales.
N0EFOLE. Oct. 2.-COttOn quiet but steady
middlInE ll-.6c; net receipts 2.576 bales.
gross 2,576; sales .253 bales stock II 400 bales
exports, COastWisc 9S bales.
WILMNGTOE, oct. 2.-COttOn steady; mid
ding 81 SC, net reccpts .l95 bales. gross J. 1876;
sales none; stock S,676 bales
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 2.-COttOr demand
good; middling SIC; net receipts 1902 bales,
gross 2iOl; Gales 1000 bales; stock 42,OS7 bales
exports, To Great Britain ,i3O bales.
MOBILE, Oct. COTTON quiet; middling
9i4c; let receipts 742 bales, gross 762; sales $50
bales.
MEMPHIS. Oct. 2.-Cotton quiet; middling
95Et; receipts 6l4 bales; shipments ISL bales (;
sales $50 bales: stock SSH bales.
AUGUSTA. Oct. ACTION steady: mid
dlius 5-l6c; receipts l,l55 bales; sales l,l2S
bales.
ding ll-lGc; net receipts 5,2i4 bales, gross
5.244; sales > 500: stock AZ, AS bales.
NEW NOKK. Oct. 2.-COnsOn0aIed net re-
ceipis for all cotton ports to-day 2i,090 bales
exports. to Great Britain 4, 929 bales, to France
$50. TO the continent 3,3l7.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. KTo.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. ., noon. 80 Breadstuffs
steady. with but little doing. Bacon, long
clear middles SOS, short ditto SIS. Cheese,
American, line 53s sd.
NEv luRE, Oct. 2, nOOn.-FlOur quiet
and unchanged. Wheat irregular and lower.
Corn dull. FORK firm; mess, Sl7. Lard firm at
Z T5c. Ereights steady.
$500 %. m.-FlOur, southern quiet: common
to fair extra, s. 2OG4 %; good TO choice ditto;
- S0G5 %. Wheat opened steady, closed
heavy; ungraded red, 6999lc; No. , red. Octo-
Der delivery SS3stGS93sc. COrn-spOt lots "a
lc higher; uugraded 5S,d65c; ungraded white
zoe: No. .. October delivery 6l3zlG633sc. Oats
1850 higher; No. ,, 3l3zG32c. Hops slow
and nominal. Coffee, fair Rio, on spot, duh
1t l054c; No. Rio, on spot, l5c, October de-
livery 60c. Sugar dull and weak; fair to
good refining, 4A,G45sc; refined closed weak
mould \ t3slG6 1-l6c, cut loaf and crushed
6t4c, powdered 619G6s4c, standard lS-l6lG
jisc. graduated 3-lo(Go54c- MOlasses quiet.
Rice steady. Cotton seed oll-35GS6c Tor
crude: 45d46c for refined. Hides firm; New
Orleans and Texas, selected, lO0llc. Wool
unchanged. Pork very steadily held; mess,
on spot, xl7. Middles dull: long clear, $50.
Lard opened tG8 points higher, declined SGl2
points, closed easy; Western steam. on spot,
0uict. Freights 10 Liverpool dull; cotton,
per steam. ll-64d; wheat, per steam 3l5d.
CHICAGO. Oct. 2.-I.ife was shown in all the
markets to-day, trading in wheat and corn
being especially active. The wheat receipts
were larger. and foreign advices were very
firm. The market opened very weak and
prices were lower, selling of quickly &c be-
low the closing prices Of yesterday under free
offerings. Prices then became stronger I'M
der free buying, assisted by the circulation of
private cables dispatches, which reported a
further advance, but New York and other
markets not responding, weak market fol-
lowed, and prices closed on the regular board
about sc under those Of yesterday. ON the
afternoon board the market was irm, and
/ rallied e. The close was 49, for October,
So .c for November, S23sc for December, and
S3l 4 for January. large business was
transacted in corn, although at times trading
was quiet: operators appeared to be con-
siderably at sea and traded continuously.
Prices rose s4lgl59c, sou on, anu oiQseI , on
| the regular board under yesterday, but rallied
on the afternoon board, and closed strong al
] sol C for October, 1870 for November, 42l4c
/ tor oil the year, and 4O5Sc for May. Oats
ruled hrm. closing al PIC for October, 261zc
for November aud 255sc for all the year. Pork
was irregular at SIG for October, Sll 80 for all
| the year and SD Is for January. Lard was
/ easier at : 225S for October and . for No
Yember.
Flour unchanged. Wheat unsettled; opened
weak and &c lower; closed SO under yester-
| day: regular, October delivery, 7S7sG795zc;
1 November. s0i4GSl1zc. Corn irregular; opened
/ easy and declined 1aG5sc; closed case un-
/ der yesterday; cash lots, 575S0g5S1z &C; October
delivery, 81 ,G5Sl4C. Oats firm: cash lots 26c,
/ October dellvery 253zG261sc. Pork steady;
/ cash lots, SIG so; October delivery, SIG So
| Lard in fair demand and steady; cash lots,
/ Z 25G7 soc: October delivery, : 22i%(G7 sec.
Bulk meats in fair demand; shoulders sec,
/ clear rib soc. Whisky unchanged. sugar
/ easier; standard a &C, cut loaf 7G73zc
/ graduated Ga4o.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. Flour unchanged
/ Wheat a shade lower; No. . red, 3lsGSS1 &C
/ for November delivery. Corn, SIC for cash
EDLse for October delivery. Oats dull; $3.50
| a6e Tor cash. Whisky unchanged. Provision:
| lrmeF and more doing: pork SIC so. Bull
| meats-lOng clear bscs short rib Sc, short
/ clear 10 csc. Bacon-lOng clear 10 60Gl0 zoe
/ short rib 10 75c. short clear II l215c. Lard
! &c bid.
/ BALTIMORE, Oct. ?, noon.-Flour quiet
but steady; Howard street and Western
1 superfne. - 2562 Is; extra, - 55laS 80
/ family. S3 75G4 15; city mills supertne