Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-18
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Cotton.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. Il, noon.-Cotton-Busi-
ness good at unchanged rates; midiiing up
lands. Cd; mlddhng Orleans, 63-l6d; sales
1900 bales, for speculation and export 1900
bales; receipts 400 bales--an American.
Futures: Upiands. ioW mlddiinS clause,
October, 57-64(05 56-64d; October ana No.
vember, a2-6iCd5 5I-64d; December and Jan
uary. 4S-64d; January and February.5 50-64d;
February and March, 52-64d; March and
April. 55-6id. Market quiet but steady.
? p. m.-Sales to-day included 9.40O Dales
OF American.
Futures: Uniands. low middlinz clause
September Geliverv. 59-64d. sellers; Septem-
aud December. 5Q-6id, sellers; November and
December, Add, value; December and
January. 47-64d, value; January and Feb
ruary, 5 40 64d, sellers; February and March.
5I-64d, sellers; March and April, ) 5l-6id,
sellers; October, 5i-6id, value. Market
weak.
400 p. MIXTURES: Uplands. low middling
clause, September delivery. s. -64tJ5 57-64d;
September and October, 53-6id; October and
November, 5 49-64lG5 4S-64d; November and
December, 47-64G5 46-64d December ami
Tor "a a LfaHa
ruary- 4S-6iG5 47-64di March and April,
$500 p. m.-Futures: Uplands. low middline
clause, September delivery, So Gid, value;
September and October, 5 53-64d. sellers; Oc-
tOber and November. 5 49-64d. sellers; NOvem-
Der and December. 47-64d. buyers; Deem
Der and January. 4T-64d, buyers; January
and February. 4S-6id, buyers: February and
March, 5I-64d. sellers; March and April,
; 63-64d, buyers; October, 5 53-64d, sellers.
Market closed steady.
NEW YORK. Sept. IL, nOOn.-Cctton dull;
middbnE upiands 1919; middlinz Orleans
lO3zc; sales 625 bales.
Futures: Market steady, with sales As fol-
lows: September delivery, 10 PC; October.
10 lie: November. 10 lie; December, 10 l7c;
January, 10 &c; February, 10 SOC.
500 p. m.-COttOn closed dull; middling
uplands, l0lzc; middling Orleans, iO3<c: sales
AS bales: net receipts none, gross 1865 bales.
Futures-Market closed easy, Win sales of
50, 100 bales, as follows: September delivery,
10 zoe; October. 10 09c; November, 10 09c; De-
cember, 10 I6GlO l7c; January, 10 260l0 &c;
February, 10 39tGlO 40c; March, 10 5lC0l0 SIC;
April, 10 64Gl0 CSC; May, 10 76gl0 nc; June,
The Posts cotton report SAYS: Future de-
liverics are in moderate demand, and the
fluctuations are small. At the third call sales
were made of September at decline Of 6-100
tL7-l00c, and other months 3-lO0lGl-lOOc. Sep
TENDER brought 10 pc and II 2lc, October
10 l2c, January 10 2Sc, April 10 66c, May 10 Isc.
Futures closed easy; September $1,000, Octo-
Der and November 6-l00c, December 4-l00c,
and the balance 3-l00c lower than yesterday"
GALVESTON. sept. I.-COtton easy; md
ding 10 l-l6c; net receipts 4,S35 bales, gross
4, s35; sales ] ,O96 bales; stock II, 153 bales.
NORFOLK sept. H.-COttOn quiet; middlins
10 I-I6c; net receipts 739 bales, gross 739; sales
l52 bales; stock 1896 bales; exports, cOastwise
$40 bales.
WILMINGTON, Sept. I7.-CottOn quiet; mid
ding Ice; net receipts $40 bales, gross 545;
sales none: stock ?, $50 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. sept. H--Cotton quiet; mid
ding l0c; net receipts 36S bales gross $780, sales
400 bales; stock l3,474 bales; exports coast
wise 4. 1874 bales.
MosILE, Sept. H.-COtton easy; middling
97zc; net receipts l42 bales, gross 30; sales
100 bales; stock 3, ABS bales; exports, cOastwise
s. bales.
MEMPHIS, Sept. l7.-Cotton quiet; middling
lOl<c: receipts l47 bales; shipments go bales;
sales so bales; stock 4.794 bales.
AUGUSTA. Sept. H.-COttOn quiet; mid
ding ll-'6c; receipts 434 bales; sales 6,l42
bales.
CHARLESTON, Sept. I7.-COtton easy; mid
ding lOc; net receipts 2,I54 bales, gross 2,154;
sales 200 bales: stock 1888 bales; exports,
cOastwise !, POI bales.
NEw TORk, Sept. i7.-COnsOlidated net re-
ceipts for al cotton ports to-day 1855 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 2,4Si bales.
PROVISIONS, GROOERIEs. ErC.
LIVERPOOL, sept. IL, nOOn.-Breadstufls
quiet, with but little doing. Lard, prime
Western, 3Ss Sd. Cheese, American fine, 52s.
NEw YORK, Sept. Is, noOn.-ElOur I'M
changed. Wheat quiet but lower. Corn quiet.
PORK firm; mess, Sl7 90. Lard firm at 6Oc.
FreiChts steady.
$500 D. m.-fiour. Southern closed quiet;
common to fair extra, S. 25(9t 80; good to
choice, 81 35G5 30. Wheat-spOt lots lgl19c
higher, closing firm; ungraded. red 64gGS5c;
No. red $50 GSSc; October delivery s6GQS75sc.
Corn-spOt lots triie higher; closed unset
tied: ungraded, 55tG60c; ungraded white, $40
soc; No. ,, September delivery, 5SssCG591ac.
Oats 14(G5zc igher; closed firm; No. ?, 800
32Izc. Hops slow and nominal. Coffee, fair
Rio, on spot, stronger at lO14GlO12c; No. Z RIO,
on spot, S SC; September delivery, Sic.
sugar dull and unchanged; centrifugal
; lI-l6c: fair to good refining. 41sCg5c: refined
quiet but steady-eXtra G 7-l6c, white extra
{ 5szG53<c, of A 51sc, mould \ 63S(g634c,
standard A SIC, cOnfectiOners' A 7-l6c, cut
g graz &c, cubes 65zG6ISc. Moiasses
dull Cotton seed OIl-35c Tor crude; 44c for
refined. Hides firm for wet sailed New Or
leans and Texas. Wool firm. Pork dull and
nominallV lower: new mess, SIG 75; no sales.
Middles nominal; long clear 9zsc. Lard opened
a shade higher, later declined 90lI points,
closing steady; Western steam, on spot zoe;
September delivery, 6Oc. krelghts to Liver
pool frmer; cotton, per steam, 9-64G5-32d;
wheat, per steam 352d.
CHICAGO, Sept. I7.-FlOur unchanged.
Wheat opened firm, declined 5000. closed
sc higher than yesterday; September de-
livery, T414l1755sc; No. Chicago spring, 75%
0755Sc. Corn excited in near deliveries;
closed &c higher; cash lots, 5S13c; September
delivery 55lHCd59c. Oats firmer and 3SlD1Sc
cas- fnrs
Isl ZCd25Ikc. Pork dali; cash lots SIG 75(Gl7 co.;
September delivery, SIG 70. Lard in active de-
mand but weak: cash lots 1907 l5c; Septem-
Der delivery l212c. Bulk meats in fair de-
mand; shoulders CSC, short rib 939c. Whisky
unchanged at 81 Is. Sugar-cut loaf 715CG75sc.
500 p. m.-Great activity was infused into
the grain market to-day. OccaslOned largely
by the squeeze in corn and prOpOrtiOnate
firmness in wheat. The receipts of wheat
were smaller, and at other points also the re-
ceipts showed falling of. The market here
for wheat opened a shade irmer, then eased
OF 5lD15zc, due to the New York statement of
the visible supply, which showed larger in
crease than the Chicago statement, but under
a good speculative demand improved, advanc-
ing nc, bat eased of slightly and closed &c
over Yesterday; no change occurred on the
afternoon board, the market closing at '63zc
for cash, 1850 for October, and soc for No
yember. The excitement ran high in corn.
and trading was very active; the chief inter-
est centred in near delivery; September rose
3ISc, October l3Sc, and November lzc, and
there was a naturally lTdullC rush Dy the
shorts to cover; it is reported that one Ope-
ratOr was compelled 10 cover 100000 bushels;
on the afternoon board September shaded off,
but other options remained firm, closing at
5Sc for September, SIC for October, 451sc for
November. and 391So for MAY. Oats ruled
higher, closing at 251sc for September, 253zc
for October, and 26c for November. Pork
again ruled very dull, closing at SIG IS for
September, Sl7 for October, and $ll 80 for al
the year. Lard was easier, closing at l5c for
September and October and 9215c for No
vember.
CIECIERATI. Sept. I7.-Flour firm: family,
So 35,63 CO.; fancy So 90,G4 25. Wheat in fair
demand but irregular; No. red, 75(G7Sc.
Corn hrmerI No. mixed, 54(G54Ac. Oats
steady; No. mixed, 2lszc. Provlslons-Pork
duh at sl7. Lard dull at 4Oc. Bulk meats
unchanged; shoulders &C, short rib 9szc.
Bacon steady and unchanged. Whisky quiet
atSl II. Sugar unchanged; hard refined "a
ne Hogs active and firmer; common and
light, 81 2596 90; packing and butchers, 50 40
as IS.
BALTIMORE, Sept. Il, noon.-Elour quiet
era superfine, 81 $500 65; extra, 50 75d8 30;
family, 50 1904 IS; city mills superiine, g 81
az IS: extra, 50 G0[13 81: Rio brands, "a 81.
Wheat-SOuthern firm but quiet; Western
higher. closing dull: Southern, red S4(l1S6c,
am Der 9O(G9lc: No. 2 Western winter RED.
on spot. S23s,dS315c. Corn-Southern scarce
and firm; Western no offering and no bid !;
Southern white 69G7Oc. yellow 66GG7c.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. H.-flOur unchanged;
family 50 70CG2 80; choice, So 25CG4 90; fancy,
81 7OG4 %. Wheat active and firm: No. red.
76ILG7Tc for cash; 761xc bid for September
delivery. Corn higher and inactive; 1870
49ISc for cash; 4S1z0d4Sl<c for September de-
livery. Oats firms and higher; &c for cash /;
2il<C12 sc for October delivery. Whisky
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