Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-13

| ii-lOu, MlduHhg uplanus Lied; mlddllng Or
Futures: Uplands. low middling clause.
| september delivery, 2-64d, sellers; Septem-
Der and October, e3-64d, sellers; October
| and November. 56-64d, sellers; November
and December. 53-64d, sellers; December and
January. 53-64d, sellers; January and Febru-
airy, 54-64d, sellers; February and March.
oI-o4d, sellers; March and April, 59-64d,
/ dull.
400 p. MIXTURES: Uplands, low middling
clause, September delivery, -64d; Septem-
| Der and October, 5 62-64d; February and
| March, 56-64d.
500 p. MIXTURES: Uplands, low mid
ding clause, September delivery, Cd, buyers:
! september and October. 62-64d, sellers: Oc-
! tober and November, 56-64d, sellers: Noyem-
| Der and December, 53-64d. sellers; Deem
per and January, 52-64d, buyers: January
and FEBRUARY, 53-64d, buyers; February and
| March, 56-64d, buyers; March and April.
5S-64d, buyers; October, 62-64d. sellers
Market closed quiet but steady.
MANCHEsTER, Sept l2.-Yarns and cloth
/ favor.
The Guardian, in its commercial article.
| SAYS: business is meagre, owing to the dull
| ness OF the cotton market. and prices have
not improved. Buyers are indisposed to an
tlclpate future wants. but postpone the exc
cutlon OF orders IN the belief that they win
NEW YORK, Sept. Il, noOn.-Cotton steady;
sales l,096 bales.
EubuI6S. market Qull, with sales as follows.
september delivery, 10 45c; October. 10 SOC;
November. 10 23c; December, 10 2Sc: January
| 10 39c; February, 10 sic.
500 p. m.-COtton closed steady; middling
| uplands, lOzc; middling Orleans, lie: sales
LIB bales; net receiDts none, gross ,553 bales
| tutures-Market closed dull, with sales of
| $500 bales, as follows: September delivery
| 10 Acc: October, 10 30(0lO Bic: November, 10 26
| (9l0 &c; December, 10 3l010 32c; January,
| ~ 4lQlO 42c; February, 10 54l110 SOC; March.
| ~ 66gl9 &C; April, 10 7S9l0 79c; May, 10 SEQ
| 10 9Oc; June, IL 000l1 02c.
| The Posts cotton report saws: SIN addition
| TO dlscouraglng adyices from other sides
| comes the report of a failure IN Providence,
but as the effect, so to speak. has been dis
| counted by yesterdays reduction Of future
| deliveries, as far as regards the near months.
| declined only slightly before the third call,
/ aud the loss was recovered at the call, while
| the late months ranged 1-l0002-100e above
| yesterdays closing prices. October brought
| 10 sic. November 10 &c, May 10 90c. Futures
closed steady, with September and October
I-IOOc lower than yesterday. The balance
GALVESTON, Sept. l2.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding 103zc.
NORFOLK, Sept. 12.-Cotton steady; mid
,WILMIINGToN, Sept. I2.-Cotton quiet; mid
| ding lO14c.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 12.-Cotton easy; mid
| ding 1920.
MOBILE, Sept. 12.-Cotton easy; middling
MEMPHIS, Sept 12.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 1014c.
97sc.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 12.-Cotton quiet; mid
MONTGOMERY, Sept. 2.-Cotton irregular;
middling 1850.
MACON, Sept. 12.-Cotton steady; middling
97sc.
! ding CSC.
NASHVILLE. Sept 12.-Cotton quiet but
steady; middling lO5sc.
SELMA, Sept. 12-COtton quiet; middling
| 1Oc.
ROME, Sept. 12.-Cotton nominal: middling
1O14c; low middling 10c; good ordinary &c.
| NEW YORK, Sept. I2.-ConsouuaJea neg re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to- day 1887 bales;
| exports, TO Great Britain 1893 bales.
| PROVISIONS. GROCERIES,. ETC.
| LIVERPOOL, Sept. II, noon.-Breadstuffs
dull, depressed and irregular. Wheat, Cali
fOrnia No. l, rs ldG7s 4d; No. 2, 6s l0dG7s; red
| Western spring 6s SdG6s Cd; do. winter Is Sd
| (G7s. Corn, new mixed, IS.
a leading grain circular to-day says
| ''Trade during the whole week has been dull
and dragging, and business has been very re-
| stricted. Prices have been nominally I'M
changed, though the tendency has been down.
ward. Cargoes have been neglected and very
| depressed since Tuesday. Wheat cargoes
| have been depressed for sale, and have shown
a decline of ID. At to-day's market the at
| tendance was small and the business limited
! The price for wheat declined Id Flour was
| very quiet, but quotably unchanged. Maize
| was in large shipment, and advices from the
| Onlteu states OF the heavy crop depressed
| values, prices declining Sd. The demand was
| only moderate"
NEW YORK, Sept. y, noon.-Flour dull.
| Wheat lower and heavy. Corn lower. Pork
| dull; mess, $l7 259l7 80. Lard firm at 7213c.
| Freghts firm.
500 p. m.-Flour, Southern closed quiet.
Wheat-spot lots opened firm FRI but but closed 40
| 19c lower; ungraded red 7915(g92c; ungraded
| white, S3c; No. 2 red, September delivery, IS
| (GS514c. COrn-spOt lots 20 lower. closing
heavy; ungraded, 57G63c; No. 2, 6218c; I'M
| lad urn5 70 EQas 1lav. dali
| 605sG6l12c. Oats 12(Dlc lower and only mod
| eraJely active; No. 2 3212Gg34c; No. 2 white,
| 341a@35c; mixed Western, 3219(G34c; No. 2,
| weak and nominal Cofee, fair Rio, on spot,
quiet at l014c; No. Rio, on spot, zoe. Sugar
firm but quiet; centrifugals 514c; English ISL
| 5 7-l6c, white extra G 555G554c, off A SIC,
mould A 65sg6Ac. standard A SIC, cOnfec-
| TONERS 7-l6c, cut loaf and crushed &c,
| powdered 63zg67zc, granulated 656c, cubes 90
| 016zSc. MOlasses unchanged. Cotton seed
| oIl-35G36c for crude; 43lG45c for refined.
| Hides quiet but firm; wet sailed New Orleans
| selected, As to go pounds, l0(Qllc. Wool firm.
with fair inquiry; domestic fleece 32yg4Oc;
| pulled lS1l30c; Texas Hoppe. Pork dull and
| rather weak; clear back, $40 50: new mess
| $l7 006117 so, according to quality. Middles
| lower but fairly active, closing weak; West
ern steam, on spot 55g7 zoe, September de-
livery SOC; refined, for the continent, &c.
Linseed nominal. Freights to Liverpool dull !;
| cotton, per steam sd.
CHICAGo, Sept. i2.-FlOur dull and weak:
| stocks increasing. Wheat active, but weak
| opened nc lower and closed lc under yes err
day; regular, September delivery, 753zc; No.
| Chicago spring, 75(G755sc. Corn active but
| lower; the continued fine weather and pros
poets of a large crop induced a weakness;
| September closed nc and October 34c lower
| than yesterday; cash lots, 5815g5412c; Sep
TENDER delivery, 53(@5412c. Oats weak and Il
| 6D5sc lower: cash lots, 2413c; September deiIv-
| cry, 241S(9245sc. Pork dull but stronger; cash
lots, SIG 25,Gl6 80; September delivery, SIG 80.
Lard in good demand but easy; cash lots 25c.
Bulk meats in fair demand; shoulders 75c,
short rib SOC, short clear l0c. Whisky higher,
| 81 49, Sugar unchanged; graduated, 7Qg71Sc.
| 100 p. m.-The price Of wheat was at a low
| ebb again to-day; the closing transactions on
the afternoon board were at the lowest point
spring sold at 7412c-within l14c of the lowest
price ever known on the Chicago board; there
was no supporting strength to the market,
and, after some steadiness IN the middle of the
session, prices dropped off rapidlyj there was
scarcely any shipping demand, and that was
limited to winter wheat at lower prices; the
decline for the day was l14c, as compared
with the latest prices of yesterday; the clos
ing figures were 1890 for September, 76c for
October, 7754c for November, and 1910 for
December. Corn ruled active but was again
/ lower; speculative offerings were liberal, in
fuenCed by the fine weather and the prospects
Of a large crop; operators were realizing, and
| considerable long corn was placed on the
| market; there was also desire to sell new
crop futures. which ruled weaker; on the af-
ternOOn board the market was steady at a de-
cline; the closing prices were $3.50 for Sep
TENDER, 503I(G501sc for October, and AL &c for
November. Oats ruled weaker at 24I3c for
September, 245sc for October, and 251sc for
November. Pork was dull but firmer at 81 ID 80
for September. SIG for October, and S1l 20 for
| all the year. Lard was active and steady at
Z I5c for September and October, and O715c
for November.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. l2.-Flour quiet; family
50 1902 90; choice, IS 25(G4 90; fancy, 50 700
25. Wheat higher for cash. options closed
September delivery. Corn more active but
lower; 473sg4Sc for cash; 4715c for September
delivery. Oats lower: 261ac for cash and
| September delivery. Whisky steady at 81 IL
Provisions--Pork firmer, SIS so asked. Bulk
meats steady; long clear Goo, short rib zoe,
short clear I0e. Bacon firm; long clear 10 soc,
short rib l05sc, short clear ll1sgllZc. Lard
dull and nominal.
6ALTIYOHE, sept, IL, nopp.-Flour steady
| but quietj Howard street and West
err superfne, 81 1892 70; extra, So 00lg3 IS
| family, s. 00(G5 90; city mills superfne, - 81
az IS; extra, SO 00(G3 80; Rio brands 81 IS
al 81. Wheat-Southern steady: Western
easier and quiet; Southern, red 87GS9c, amber
9Og92xc; No. l Maryland, SS13CGSS3zc; No. 2
Western winter red, on spot, S41E01S45zc. Corn
Southern firm; Western entirely nominal IN
| the absence of receipts; Southern white 6S(G
7Oc, yellow 6SI70c.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 12.-Flour dull and un-
changed: family 50 1908 60; fancy s. 0OG4 80.
Wheat easier; No. red, 79gS0c. Corn easier:
No. mixed, SAC. Oats in good demand: No.
| Mixed 271z(g29c, ProvisiOns-POrk Quiet at
S16 Is. Lard in fair demand at 25c Bulk
meats unchanged; shoulders &c, short rib
97sc. Bacon firm; shoulders nc, short rib lie,
clear ll15c. Whisky steady and firm at 81 II.
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