Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-10

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LIVERPOOL. Sept. 9, nOon.-Cotton dull:
prices generally in buyers favor; middling up-
lands. 3-l6d; mlddhng Orleans, 63zd: sales
5000 bales, for speculation and export 500
baics; receipts 1900 bales-Ameriean 400.
Futures: Upiands. low mIddlInZ clause,
oentember delivery. S-64d: September and
October, 5-64lG6 4-64d; October and NOvem-
Der. > 63-64d5 62-6id: November and Decem
Der, 5S-6id; Dccem Der and January 5S-G4d:
March and April, 6 l-6496d; October, 6 4-64d.
Market easy.
? p. m.-Sales to-day included 500 bales
OF American
Futures; UDlands. low middIing ciause.
September delivery, 9 7-64d. value; Septem-
Der and October. 4-64d BUYERS: October
ana November. 62-64ds sellers; November
and December. 5s-64d; December and Janu-
ary. 5l-btdi buyers; January and February,
- Dad, value; February and March. 6I-c4d
sellers; March and April, Cd, sellers; October,
4-o4d, Dupers. Market quiet at the decline
4;O0 p. MIXTURES: Uplands, low middling
clause, September delivery, 6 7-6id: Decem-
Der and January, ) 5s-64d.
500 ?. MIXTURES: Uplands, low mid
ding clause. September delivery, s 7-64d,
sellers; September and October. 4-64d,
value; October and November, 5 62-64d. SELL
ers; November and December. 5S-64d. sell
erss December and January. 81 SD. BUYERS:
January and February. 5S-64d. sellers: Feb
ruary and March, 60-64d. value; March and
April, 63-f4d, value; October, 6 4-6ld, value.
Market closed fiat.
MANCHESTER, Sept. 9.-Cloth dun and in
cllned 70 droOp. Yarn dun ana prices gener-
ally in buyers favor.
NEE fUEE. Sept. 8 noOn.-Cotton quiet;
middllng uplands lO1sc; misdling Orleans
Lllscs sales 593 bales.
Futures: Market dun, with sales az follows:
September delivery, 10 t5c; October. 10 &c;
Novem her. 10 35c' December. 10 Csc; January,
10 4sc; February, 10 Gle.
500 p. m.-COtIOn closed quiet: middling
uplanQs, lOtsc; mlddllng Orleans. ll1se: saies
$40 bales: net receipts none. gross 2.7I4 bales
EutUres-Market closed dull with ssles of
1900 bales, as follows: September delivery
10 6AGl0 csc; October. 10 45CgI0 46c: Noveni-
her, 10 39Gl0 40c; December, 10 42dlO 43c:
January, 10 52Gl0 53c; February. 10 645glO 65c;
March. 10 t6ll0 &c; April, 10 SS,0lO Sgc: Nav
10 S9Gllc; June, II l00II l2c.
The Posts cotton report saws: "The cotton
receipts at the ports to-day are about 5000
bales, against $40 bales last year and 1854 in
lSs3. The market opened al decline of 3d4
points on early and points on late months
sold up points aud fell or again to the Open-
ing prices. There has been very little dispO-
sltIon 10 trade on the part Of operators, many
preierrlng to wait for the bureau report
which viii be issued tomorrow. The market
closed dull but steady, and 4 points lower
than last night on September, on November.
and December unchanged"
GALVESTON, sept. 9.-CotUOn steady: Md
ding l01zc; net receipts 932 bales, gross $50;
sales Gal bales; stock Il, 4O3 bales.
NORFOLK. sept. 9.-COJUOn steady; middlirg
lOsc; net receipts 2f2 bales gross 242; sales 1902
bales; stock 500 bales; exports, coastwise 4O5
bales.
WILMINGTON. Sept. 9.-Cotton firm: mid
ding l01Sc; net Receipts 13S bales, gross l3S;
sales none; stock 904 bales; exports, coast
wise l34 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 9.-Cotton in fair de-
mand; middling 10 9-l6c; net receipts 597
bales, gross 100; sales so bales; stock 4,64S
bales.
MOBILE, Sept. 9.-Cotton easy; middling
l0l2c; net receipts 269 bales, gross 29l; sales
hal hall
MEMPHIS. Sept. 9.-CoJtOn quiet; middling
1890; receipts II bales; shipments -; sales rs
bales; stock 1868 bales.
AUGUSTA sept Cotton easier; middli1R
tGlOs; receipts 3I3 balesS sales 3z3 bales.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 9.-COttOn easier; mid
ding lO3sc; net receipts 992 bales, gross 992;
sales $50 BALES; stock 5,l27 bales.
NEE 1OAA- sept. S.-COnsOlldated net re-
ceipts for an cotton ports to-day 5,646 bales;
exports, to Great Britain "a, 2S5 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, sept. 9, nOon.-Breadstuffs
dull and CrOOpiug. Pork. prime mess 76s.
Long clear middles ASS I'd. Lard, prime West
ern S.. Wheat, California No. ], Is 2d(G7s Sd;
No. ,. 6s lld,G7s; red Western spring 6s l0d q
ts I'D; do. winter 6s lOdGIs ID. Corn, new
mixed, IS 3D..
Wheat lower and duh. Corn dull. Pork dull;
mess, Sl7 IS. Lard dull at SOC. Freights
steady.
500 D. n.-Flour, Southern closed quiet.
Wheat-spOt lots unsettled and 1Gl1sc lower,
closing steadier; ungraded red 66G93c; No.
red, september delivery, So as &c. Corn
spot lots 2G3c lower. closing steauier, with a
recovery Of t4tHI2c; ungraded 6z34iG6415C; I'M
graded, white 6jc; No. ?, September delivery,
90 .ui4l 2c. Oats LGgic lower; moderate busi-
ness; closed steady; No. ,, September deliv-
cry, 32l .G32Rc. Hops duh and nominal. Cof-
fee, faIT Rio, on spot, quiet but steady at l0A
tGlo54c. Sugar strong and fairly active; CEN
trifuEal > ll-l6e; mOlasses sugar 41sc; Deme-
rara 5ssc; refined firm. MOlasses unchanged.
lEfF do ufd1
refined. Hides quiet but firm: wet sailed
New Orleans selected, IS to go pounds. l01llc.
Wool steady and fairly active; domestic
fleece % G40c; pulled lSG3lC; Texas Hoppe.
mess. Sl7 IS ali 80; choice Sl7 70. Middles dull
and nominal; long clear Ice. Lard opened 10
alb points lower and fairly active, closing
with some reaction; western steam, on spot,
Z 5jG7 Csc; September delivery, 4i(g7 4Sc.
Freights TO Liverpool frmer; cotton, per steam
T-64d.
CHICAGO, Sept. 9.-Flour unchanged: no
outside trade; jObbers doing very little; stock
increasing. Wheat was weak during the early
and middle sessions; free receipts here and at
other points and an increase of over 100000
bushels in visible supply had a weakening eff
feet upon the market; prices opened &c lower
and closed 1sc under yesterday; September
delivery, 743z (G7534c. Corn active but lower
and unsettled; cash lots 5514c; September de-
livery 55G5654c. Oats active but lower; cash
lots and September delivery 2i54,G25c. Pork
quiet and irregular; cash lots 81 5O,GlS 90;
mand but unsettled: cash lots 7lG7 lOc. Bulk
meats dull and weaker; shoulders 75c, short
rib zoe, short clear 10 l0c. Whisky unchanged
at 81 y. Sugar firm and unchanged; granu-
$500 p. m.-Early trading to-day resulted
IN lower range of prices than had hitherto
been known in this year of small figures. No.
cash wheat touched I43zc, and wheat for Oc-
tober delivery sold at 76l &C. In the early
transactions there were frantic efforts on the
part OF the ''lOng" crowd to get rid OF their
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news from foreign markets. an Increase Of
90O, 900 bushels in the visible supply and larger
receipts at all primary receiving points. The
furOre and excitement was heightened by
liberal selling on the part Of the 'shOrts," and
predictions were made Of zoe wheat this
week. There was a severe rebound from the
lowest point. and free selling shorts showed
even greater anxiety To cover than the Longs
early in the session to unload. Prices ad-
vanced lc in almost twinkling, and closed
on the regular board at the top prices of the
day, but stlu &c under yesterday On the
afternoon board wheat suddenly acquired
strength, and prices rose 3s'G35c, tell of 14c.
and closed &c over the regular session, at 16c
for September, Use for October. 1880 for No
vembeT, and SO5sc FOR December. Corn ruled
quIeter, but still a large business was trans
acted. The fluctuations were rapid, but the
closing prices showed very little change as
COMPARED with those of yesterday. with the
exception of a decline in November, owing to
favorable reports from the corn belt and the
prospect Of an early maturing crop. On the
afternoon board october ana November re-
gained some Of their lost ground, the market
closing at $3.50 for September and October.
Oats ruled easier but closed firm, at 255sc for
september and 25z for October. Pork was
dull and lower, closing at $l7 % for September
and October. Lard was firm, closing at lOc
for September, DC Ober and November.
BALrIAURE, sept, 9, nOOn.-FIUUr quiet
but steady; Howard street and " est
ern superfne, 81 30G2 IS; extra, 50 O0d3 20:
family, 81 O0l15 90; city mills superlne, g 81
az IS, extra, So Q0G3 so; Rio brands, "a IS
IA 81. Wheat-SOuthern lower; Western
lower, closing dull; Southern, red S5CdS6c, am
Der STlGqOc; No. Maryland, SSl2c bid; No.
Western winter red. on spot, S434(GS5c. Corn
Southern, white 6Sld7Oc. yellow 66969c.
ST. Louis. Sept. 9.-FlOur quiet; family
81 70d2 80; choice, So 25CG4 90; fancy, S. 10@
.. " neat opened unsettled and lower, but
reacted from the bottom figures of the day;
No. 3 red, 7515G761sc for cash; l6c for Sep
TENDER delivery. Corn slow and lower; 4115
yG475Sc for cash; 4Sc for september delivery.
Oats irmer: 20 sG2614c for cash; 26g251sc Tor
septembeF delivery. Whisky steady at 81 IL.
Provisions lOWer-POrk SIC 50, Bulk meats
long clear zoe, short rib SOC, short clear
10 csc. Bacon-lOng clear lO1z '0lO2sc, short
rib 1880, short clear IL l5c. Lard, o 09c bid.
CINCINNATI. sept. 9.-FlOur in light de-
mand. Wheat dull and lower; No. ., red ~
iGSOc. Corn dull, No. mixed, 5i1zG55c. Oats
frmer: No. ?, mixed 2712(gzSc. Provisions
PORK dull and lower at SIS 50glI 90. Lard