Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-12

total imports. 1900 Dales-American, 1900
bales; stock. 654.OO0 bales-American, 600
bales; afoat, $1,000 bales-American, 1900
bales.
p. m.-saIes to-day included 5000 bales
Of American.
Good middling uplands 6I<d. middIing
uplands 61sd, low middlIng uplands l5-l6d,
good ordinary uplands sgd, ordinary up
lands 5-l6d: good middling Texas 6 7-l6d
mlddling Texas 5-l6d, low middling Texas
3-lbd, good ordinary Texas Cd, ordinary
Texas j3zd; middllng Orleans Sled, low
middling Orleans 3-l6d, good ordinary Or
leans Cd ordinary Orleans sgd.
Futures: Upiauds. tOW mtddlinZ clause
September delivery, 6 4-64d, buyers; Septem-
Der and October, 8 2-64d. sellers; October
and November. > 59-6id, buyers; November
and December, jI-64d, sellers; December and
January. ; 56-6id. value; January and Febru-
ary, 1-6ld, sellers; February and March,
> 59-64d, buyers; March and April, 6l-64d
at the decline.
$500 p. MIXTURES: Uplands, low middling
clause, September delivery. 6 4-64tG6 ed;
September and October, l-6id; November
AMI December, 56-64d.
500 p. MIXTURES: Uplands. low mid
ding clause, September delivery, 6 3-64d
buyers; September and October. 1-64d,
sellers; October and November, 5S-64d buy-
eTs; November and December. 5 55-64d. buy
ers; December and January. 5 5j-6id, value;
January and February. 56-64d, value: Feb
ruary and March . -64d. buyers; March and
April, 6l-e4d, sellers; October, l sad, sell
ers. Market closed quiet.
NET fORE. Sept. Ii, nOOn.-COtton easy;
mlddhng uplands 10 l3-I6c: middling Orleans
II Lice; sales 355 bales.
Futures: Market steady, with sales az follows:
September delivery, 10 toe; October. 10 4Oc;
November. 10 Sic; December. 10 39s; January,
10 4SC: February, 10 62c.
500 p. motion closed easy; middling
uplands, 10 l3-l6c; middling Orleans, IL l-I6c:
sales S55 bales; net receipts none, gross 7O6
bales.
fuJures-Narket closed barely steady
with safes of Of son baIps fotlnr-s. Caufap--
Der delivery, 10 41t0l0 4Sc: October, 10 3l(D
10 b.: November, 10 26(Gl0 &c; December,
10 3lglO BIC; January, 10 4l03I0 42c; February,
10 J3GlO 54c; March. 10 65lQl0 &c; April, 10 T.
9lO 19c: May, 10 SSGl0 90c; June. 10 99,9I1 Ole.
The Posts cotton report Saws: Cotton. part
~ on discOuraging accounts from Liverpool
and Manchester. but mainly because the Ag-
rlcultural Departments report Of the crop, is
less unfaVOrable than was expected. The free
offerings of future deliveries, apparently long
cotton, reduced prices 16-l0u(GI4-lO 100. The
transactions are larger than of late, but at the
third call only 400 bales were bought. Septem-
Der brought 10 4Sc, January 10 Ale, March
10 b5c, and May 10 SSc. Futures closed steady.
with September l6-l00c and the balance 1900
Gl2-l0Oc lower than yesterday"
GALVESTON. sept. u.--COELOn quiet; mid
ding l0l5c; net receipts ,i33 bales, gross l433
sales 629 bales; stock 4,6l5 bales; exports
cOastwise 1916 bales.
NORFOLK. Sept.ll.-CottOn steady; middling
lOac: net receipts 22S bales, gross 22S sales 727
bales; stock l,lO3 bales: exports, cOastwise 1l6
bales.
WILMINGFOS. Sept. u.-COtton steady: mid
ding lOl4c; net receipts 1913 bales, gross 1913:
sales nOLe; stock l,2l5 bales.
NEw ORLEANS, Sept. u.-COttOn easy; mid
ding lO5zc; net receipts 4l6 bales, gross ~;
sales SEQ bales. stock L, S34 bales.
MOBILE, Sept. U.-COttOn easy; middling
1850; net receipts 3ls bales, gross $50; sales
50 bales; stock 1896 bales.
hEMPHIs, Sept. Il.-Cotton steady; middling
1919; receipts 81 bales: shipments ] bale;
sales 100 bales; stock AIS bales.
AUGUSTA, sept. ll.-Cotton easy; middling
95sc; receipts Az bales; sales 296 bales.
CHARLESTON. Sept. n.-COtUOn firm, with
good demand; middling 10 size; net receipts
l,3 bales, gross 1856; sales 100 bales; stock
NEW YORK, Sept. I.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day 6,2l5 bales;
exports, to Great Britain l,O29 bales, to France
POS.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES,. KTc.
LIVERPOOL, sept. II, nOon.-Breadstufs
dull but steady. Lard, prime Western, 39s.
Cheese, fine American, SIS Cd. Corn, new
mixed. IS I'd.
New loKK, Sept II, noon.-Flour dull.
Wheat heavy. Corn dull. Pork steady; mess,
slI 25Gl7 80. Lard firm at 7212c. Freights
firm.
500 7. m.-FlOur. Southern closed steady
but quiet. Wheat-spOtlO lots steady and with
out decided change; ungraded red 79G9lc;
No. red, S5d S55zc; ungradsd white, Sic; No.
spot lots gale lower. closing heavy; ungraded
81 2og63c; No. ?, 63c; ungraded white 63zc;
No. ?, September delivery, 6l062c. Oats "a C
lower and less active, closing heavy; No. 2,
32l &C Hops quiet and nominal. COnee, fair
Rho, on spot, quiet but firm at lOl4c; No.
Rio, on spot, soc; September delivery ESQ
zoe. Sugar firm but quiet; st. Vincent
l3-l6c; centrifugals 55s(G554c; muscovado
sc; Singapore mOlasses sugar 5-l6c; fair to
good refining, 5G51zc: refined dull-standard
A 3-l6 G6l &c, powdered 65zlG1c, granulated
8 IL 6G634c. MOlasses quiet. Cotton seed
Oil-35lG26c for crude; 43ld45c for refined.
Hides firm; wet sailed New Orleans selected,
IS 10 90 pounds, l0,GllC. Wool steady; demand
fair; domestic fleece 32'd40c; pulled 1SG34c;
Texas l4G22c. Pork firmly held but very dull;
new mess, SlI 20Gl1 SO. Middles nominal;
long clear 91sc. Lard opened 2G3 points
higher and afterwards fell back 4(d6 points,
later advanced 7GS points, closing firm, with
more doing; Western steam, on spot, 700
soc. LInseed nominal. Freights to Liverpool
1rmer; cotton, per steam 7-64d.
CHICAGO, Sept. Il.-FlOUr dull and I'M
changed. Wheat dull; fair demand but I'M
settled: opened frmers closed sc over yes err
day; September delivery, 75g16lsc. Corn
Great interest centered in October. it rose
&c, declined &c, rallied z2e,, and closed l1sc
lower; September closed sc lower; November
=. C higher; cash lots 541SCG55c; September de-
livery 54l5G5518c. Oats easier and declined
2iss(G24ssc. Pork quiet but steady; cash lots
and September delivery SIC 50. Lard quiet;
cash lots 25G1 soc. BulK meats IN fair de-
mand; shoulders 15c, short rib 60c, short
clear l0c. Whisky steaiy and unchanged at
81 y. Sugar unchanged; graduated 7G71Sc.
5 p. m.-There was strong upward move
ment In wheat in the opening to-day, caused
bv a fair number Of out-ide orders and re-
ported reduction in the available stock. The
government statement placing the stock esti-
mate at $4,000, OG0 bushels was also factor.
Prices rose &c, but fell on rapidly. nuctuatea,
then advanced &c under free buying, anu
closed on the regular board 5zc over yester-
day. At the afternoon session the market
ruled easier and 1sG1zc lower, closing at lI3sc
TOR October, 79lSc for November and S03sc for
December, A large amount of business was
transacted in cGFn, and the course OF the
market was very Irregular. The chief IN
terest conferred in the October future, which
early sold at So &c and then sold OF l5sc in "A
rapid fashion, later advanced &c and closed
on sac regular board l1sc under yesterday.
The weakness in this option was ascribedto
number of longs realizing. September de-
clined sc for the day, and November rose &c.
On the afternoon board October again de-
clined &c and November sc. The market
closed 54szc for September, 5l5sc for October
and 45Izc for NOvember--Oats ruled easier,
closing at 2415c September, 2l5sc for October,
and 253se for NOyember.-POrk was almost
lifeless, closing at SIG for september, $40 90
for October and Sli IS for the year. Lard was
only fairly active at 2353 Tor september and
October and 20 for November.
BALTIMORE, sept, II, nOon.-floUr quiet
hut steady: Howard street and VEST
ern superane. 81 25G2 IS; extra, So 0O,G3 IS:
family, 81 O0,G5 90; city mills superhne, = 50
"a IS; extra, So DOGS so; RIO BRANDS, "a 20
demand: Western lower and dull; Southern,
red S4qSIc. amber S9G921zc; No. Maryland,
50 dS9JSc: No. ? Western winter red, on spot
and September delivery, S4ssdS45se, Corn
Southern scarce and firm; Western n0mi-
nal; Southern white 6SG69c. yellow 6SyG69c.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. Il.-GraIn closed dull:
Wheat, No. red, 15lGS0c. Corn. No. ?. white
SOC: mixed SIC. Oats, No. 3 mixed, 2S1zc. Pro-
visions firm: Mess pork, SIS 90. Bulk meats
shoulders SIC, clear rib 101zc, clear sides
I0Jsc. BacOn-shoulders q &C, clear rib lie.
ear sides lll5o. Hams, sugar cured, l4c.
Lard, steam leaf 9l5c
ST. LOUIS. Sept. n.-E1Our quiet: family
81 7O(G2 80: choice, So 25G4 90; fancy, IS roo
p. Wheat active and higher: No. red,
761S,d77c for cash; INC for september de-
livery; 7S3<QG7glzc for October. Corn, cash
higher and options lower; 45sSfG4S12c for cash,
475sc for September delivery, 47c for October.
Oats quiet but firm; 26c for cash: 261ze for
September delivery. Whisky steady at 81 IL.
Provisions weak and dull-POrk, SIC 90. Bulk
meats-lOng clear 60c, short rib zoe, short
clear lOc. Bacon-lOng clear lO3S(gAahRc,
short rib lO5Sc. ~
INV ORLEANS, Sept. u.-Cofee dull Trio
cargOes, common to prime. 75ztGlll<c. &hgar
steady and in fair demand: fair to fuN fair
f1zG41Ec; yellow clarified. 5z955sc; Anu-
lated 6g6zc. MOlasses dull; eOmmol RQc,
refining 2o,G4Oc.
CTSCISS Att. sept. II.-Flour dull and lower;
family s. 4O9S 65; fancy 81 00G4 so. Wheat
in fair demand; No. 2, red soc. Corn steady;
No Z mixed. 55lLg. Oats easier. NJ . u,fNad