Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-06

| September delivery, 8 II-64d, sellers: septem-
Der and October, s-6ld. sellers; October
| and November. l-64d, sellers: Novem her
and December. ) 62-eld, sellers; December and
| ruary. 5 G2 eid, sellers; February and March.
/ 6d. value; March and April, 2-64d. value I:
| October, S-6td, sellers. Market dull
| 400 p. MIXTURES: Uplands, low middling
| clause, September delivery. 8 l0-64@6 esd:
| September and October, 6 7-6406 6-64d: Octo-
| Der and November, Cad; January and
| February, 6l-64d.
| 500 p. m.-Futures: UDands. low mid
| ding clause, September delivery, 8 9-64d,
/ buyers; September and October, 6 7-S4d
| sellers; October and November, Cd. sellers:
/ November and December, 6O-64d. sellers
| December and January. 60-64d, value;
| January and February, 5 60-64d. value: Feb.
/ ruary and March, 62-64d. value: March and
| April, Cd, value; October, 67-6id, sellers.
| Market closed steady.
| NEW YORK, Sept. 5. noOn.-Cotton quiet:
mtddl1ng uplands lOHc; middling Orleans
| ll1sc; sales ,6S4 bales
| Futures: Market easy, with sales as follows:
| September delivery. 10 79c. October. 10 52c:
November. 10 42c; December. 10 ACC: January
| 10 55c; February, 10 CSC.
| 900 p. m.-Cotton closed quiet but steady:
middling uplands, lo3sc; mIddling Orleans.
Il{sc; sales SS4 bales; net receipts none, gross
Futures-Market closed dun. with sales
| OF $4,000 bales. as follows: September deliv-
| cry, 10 66l0l0 &c: October. 10 4Si0l0 49n: No
| vemDer, 10 3SlGl0 39c; December. 10 4l0IO 42c:
January, 10 5l0i0 SIC: February, 10 63G1O &c;
| March. 10 1910 78c; April. 10 S7(0l0 SSc; Nav
| 10 99Gll Ole; June, II l0C9ll 12c.
| Weekly net receipts none, gross 1894 bales:
| exports, TO Great Britain ,0i5 bales to France
stock 70,S7S bales.
The POSTS cotton report saws: "Liverpool
advices being of a disappointing nature offer
Ings of future deliveries in our markets were
too large for the demand, and prices gave way
l0-lG0c to $1,000 before the third call. and
were sold at the third call: December 10 Ale,
January 10 soc: November was held at 10 66c,
short notice 10 78c; October 10 4Sc. November
10 3Sc, February 10 63c, March 10 75c, April
10 SIc, May 10 CSC, June II l0c. Futures closed
quiet and 9-l00c lower than yesterday"
,GAL,v.EsToN, sept. 5.-Cotton steady; mid
NORFOLK, Sept. 5.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 1890.
,WILMIINGrON, sept. 5.-Cotton quiet; mid
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. Section easy; mid
ding l056c.
MOBILE, Sept. 5.-Cotton quiet; middIing
MEMPHIS, sept. 5.-Cotton steady; middling
AUGUSTA, Sept. 5.-Cotton steady; middling
CHARLESTON, Sept. 5.-Cotton steady; mid
ding I0%c.
MoNTGoMERY, Sept. 5.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding l0c.
MACON, Sept. 5.-Cotton steady; middling
SIC.
COLUMBUS, Sept. Cotton firm; mid
ullltS Jt4Cs
Nashville, Sept. 5.-CottOn quiet; middllng
IO3<c.
KOME, Sept. 5.-Cotton nominal: middling
lOl2c; low mlddllng lOAc; good ordinary &c.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. kTC.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. ), nOOn.-Breadstuns
dull but steady. Short clear middles sos Cd
Lard, prime Western SOS Cd. Wheat-Cali-
fornia No. !, rs 3d@7s I'd; red Western winter
o. lldtG1s 3D..
A leading weekly gram circular saws:
THE grain market continues very quiet.
There is little change in prices. Foreign and
English spots are firmly held, with an occa-
siOnal advance. The demand for cargOes is
limited. The tendency for all positions is
weaker. There was thin attendance at the
market to-day. The demand was moderate.
Wheat showed Id decline. Flour was quiet
and unchanged. Maize was quiet, the de-
were unchanged
NEW YORK, Sept. ), noon Flour heavy.
Wheat AG13c lower. Corn 14CG3sc higher
PORK dull; mess, SIS O0GlS %. Lard weak at
Z SIC. Freights weak.
500 p. m.-FlOuT. Southern closed quiet.
Wheat-spot grades slightly in buyers favor;
ungraded red, I2G92c; No. 2 red September
delivery e0AG9056c. Corn-spOt lots scarce
and firm; ungraded roc; No. ?, nominal; I'M
graded white Tic; No. 2red, September deliV-
cry, 64(g645sc. Oats-spot lots steady; No. 2,
33szC93415c; No. 2, September delivery, 325slg
32c. Hops quiet and inactive. Coffee. fair RIO
on spot, dull and weak at l0Lc; No. Z Rio. on
spot, Csc, September delivery 45dS Soc
Sugar firm and more active; muscoyado 41Sc:
centrifugal 5lsg554c; Manila 375c; Brazil IL
0434c; fair to good refining, -l6(G4 l5-l6c:
rehned tirm-C 50514c, extra Q 55sQ9515c. white
extra Q 55s(g534c. yellow 42s(G47sc, off A 57sc,
mould 500 54c, standard A 3-16c. con
fectiOners' 7-I6c cut loaf and crushed ia
71sc, powdered 634G675c, graduated t5561
H-lGc. Molasses unchanged Cotton seed
OIl-33(G35c for crude; 39G42c for refined.
Hides firm; wet sailed New Orleans selected,
As to go pounds, l0Gllc: Texas selected, As to
go pounds, l00llc. Wool steady and moder-
ately active; domestic fleece, 33l940c; Texas,
HrrT HHu1I a 10
SIS 90. Middles nominal: long clear lOL<c
Lard l0gl2 points lower and dull, closing
weak; Western steam on spot, S5c. Linseed
nominal. trelghts to Liverpool weaker; cot
ton, per steam, 7-6ld.
CHICAGO. Sept. 5.-Flour dull and weak:
shippers not buying. Wheat dull; opened
easier under favorable foreign advce5: closed
&c under Yesterday; regular, September de-
livery, 4S14GdTS34c; No. Chicago spring, 7Sl5c:
No. red, Sl15c. Corn active, firm and higher:
demand for cash corn urgent and maintained;
prices higher than those for September deliv-
cry; shipments continue free and shorts show
anxiety to cover; October and November
shared in the buoyancy to-day; the market
opene 1sld8sc lower, became firm, September
advancing 20, and closed 2sC0lAc over yester-
day; cash lots 555zc; September delivery 59I5
@551sc. Oats dun and generally a shade
easier: cash lots 25lzc: September delivery
25l3d2j3sc. Pork dull; feeling easy; cash lots
SIS 50Gl9 90; September delivery $40 90. Lard
in fair demand but unsettled; prices ruled 10
points and closed STEADY: cash. 7 82I%lG7 $7I5e??
september delivery, 22l9Cg7 40c. Bulk meats
in far demand and lower; shoulders 6 75c;
short rib 10 csc, short clear 10 Coo. Whisky
unchanged at ST y. Sugar unchanged-stan-
dard 614g6}sc, cut loaf 734G9c. granulated
nc.
$500 p. m.-The corn pit presented a scene
of great activity throughout the three ses-
siOns of the board to-day, but trading in other
cereals and in provisions was dull. In wheat
only moderate business was transacted, and
generally speaking the market was very quiet.
No new features developed. The VOL
ume of receipts here and at other points did
not show any particular change. The market
opened easier, owing to unfavorable foreign
news, and prices declined &c, rallied &c, huc-
tuated and closed 1Sc under yesterday, On
the afternoon board the market ruled firm
and q shade higher, closing at 1850 for Sep
TENDER, S01Sc for October, and size for No
vember. In corn, trading was active both for
spot and future delivery, with higher prices.
The receipts were smaller, being 36l cars,
against AZ cars yesterday. The demand for
cash corn was urgent, and it still maintained
a premium over September. At the opening
prices were 1sg3kc lower, but soon became
firm, September advancing &c, October l7Sc
and November nc. After some fluctuations
the market closed nc higher for September
l1sc higher for October, and 80 higher for
November than the closing figures of yester-
day. On the afternoon board the market was
again buOyant, October ana November adj
vancing &c. The market closed at SOC for
September, 5215c for October, and 4615c for
November. Oats ruled dull and showed little
change, closing at 255sc for September and
z6LsofO October. Pork ruled dull, year de-
livery dropping to per barrel. Lard ranged
lower, closing steady, at 371$c for Septem-
Der, 45c for October, and 40c for November.
BALTIMORE, Sept, 5, nOOn.-FloUr opened
quiet but easy; Howard street and West
ern superfne, 81 3OQ2 70; extra, 50 OOg3 IS:
family, 81 00015 90; city mills supeFfine, 81 30
az Is: extra, IS 0O(d3 80; Rio brands, S4 rs
al 81, Wheat-Southern easier; Western
lower, closing easy; Southern, red s9G0lc,
amber 93G95G; No. l Maryland, 0a%d99c:
No. Western winter red. on spot and for
ern firm; Western, no offerings and no bids;
Southern, white 0s97Gc, yellow 69(G65c.
ST. LOUIS. sept. 5.-FlOur unchanged.
Wheat in active demand; opened lower, adj
vanced slightly, and closed 5000 under
yesterday; No. red. S03sc for cash; 5000
S052c for September delivery. Corn higher;
more doing; 4815G4S34c for cash; 4735Gi73zc
slow; 26g for cash and September delivery.
Whisky steady at 81 il. Provisions quiet:
Pork, SIT so. Bulk meats-lOng clear l0c, short
rib 10 l0c, short clear 10 46c, BacOn-lOng
clear 1054Gl01ac, short rib 1lo short clear
II 35Gll 40c. Lard, soc.
CINCIENATI. Sept. 5.-Flour heavy and I'M
changed. Wheat easier; No. red, soc. Corn
, white, 2s1al929e. PFovisiOns-POrk quiet at
SIS so. Bulk meats dull; shoulders 63sc, short
rib 10 20o. Bacon easier; shoulders nc, short
rib 1l3sc. Whisky steady at 81 10. Sugar un-
changed.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 5.-Graln closed quiet:
Wheat, No. = red, 75,dS0c. Corn, No. mixed,
55GG56c. Oats, No. mixed, 29c. Provisions
ders &c, clear rib lO1zc. Bacon-shoulders
re, c ear rib lie, clear sides ll5sc. Hams,
sugar cured l413c Lard. steam leaf 915c.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 4.-COnee steady and