Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-05
to-day included $500 bales

]
airy and March, l-64d; March and April,
| 6S-64d; October, He'd. Market quiet at
| the advance.
p. m.-sales to-day included $500 bales
i OF American.
Futures: Uplands. low middIing clause.
| september delivery, 8 l3-64d. value; Septem-
] Der and october. !O-64d. buyers; October
anu November. 3-64d, sellers; November
] and December. 63-64d, value; December and
January, 62-6id, sellers; January and Feb
l ruary, 5 60 Cad, buyers; February and March
| l-6ld, buyers; March and April. 6 3-G4d
/ quiet but steady.
Good middling uplands 6 Sled, middling
/ upiands S-l6d, low middling uplands Cd
| good ordinary uplands l3-l6d. ordinary up-
i i;iil, SS5sd; good middling Texas 6gzd, mid
good ordinary Texas Lied. ordinary Texas
/ . t-I6dj mlddlng Orleans 63Sd, low mid
/ ding Orleans l-64d, good ordinary Orleans
/ o l-l6d. ordinary Orleans 7-l6d
sales for the week, G3 GOO bales-Amerlcan
4l'JlO bales; spectators took 5000 bales; ex-
/ ports, $500 bales; actual exports $500 bales:
/ total imports. 1900 bales-Americsn. I6 GOO
| bales; stock, 100000 bales-American, $4,000
/ bales afoat, $1,000 bales-American, $4,000
/ bales.
| 400 p. MIXTURES: Uplands. low mid
/ ding clause, September delivery G I2-64d
| sellers; September and October g-6id'
/ buyers; October and November. 2-64d. sell
/ ers; November and December.5 62-64d, sellers;
/ December and January. 6l-64d BUYERS:
/ January and February. ; 62-64d, BUYERS: Feb
| rudry and March, l-64d. sellers: March and
! Aprh, o 5-64d, value; October, 9-6ld, buy
| efs- Market closed steady.
cEW YORK, Sept. 4. nOOn.-COttOn steady:
mlldllng uplands lOSc; middling Orleans
| ll1sc: sales 9l6 bales.
/ FUTURES: Market firm, with sales as follows:
/ september delivery, 10 I5c; October. 10 SIC:
! November. 10 49c; December, 10 53c: January
70 TIC; February, 10 74c.
$500 p. m.-Cotton closed steady; middling
/ upands, lOtsc; mlddling Orleans, lI1sc: Gales
| l'sl1 bales; net receiDts none. gross bales.
s u 1in closed steady, with sales
/ OF 1900 bales, as follows: September deliv-
/ cry, 10 5000 zoe; October. 10 56Gl0 SIC: Nc
/ yember, 10 46CGlO 47c; December, 10 scale sic:
/ January. 10 go Gl0 Gle; February. 10 72GlO 73c:
[ March. 10 S4Gl0 S5c; April. 10 96,0IO SIC: Nav.
I II OsGll Csc; June, II lSlgll 20c.
The Posts cotton report says: "Future de-
| nYeHes continue quiet and show the usual
/ fluctuations. At the first call there was an
| advance OF 6-lO0.G7-l00c, but prices fell back
I 20 nearly last evenings quotations. Buyers
/ expect decline when the receipts viii in
| crease, and the seller is looking at the con-
! stanUy decreasing stocks Yesterday there
! being only 65,4Sl bales in New York ware
/ houses, considering 10 too hazardous To 90
/ snort. The stocks OF American cotton in the
| latter part of October and November will
| necessarily be much reduced at Liverpool. as
! supplies with our very small stocks and late
| crop, VIII be unusually retarded. This is de-
! serving attention. Futures closed barely
/ steady, with September 2-lC0c and the balance
/ S-lOOGi-lOOc higher than yesterday"
| GALVESTON, Sept. 4--CotUOn steady; mid
! ding lOi5c; net receipts 936 bales, gross 936:
| sales Is bales; stock 2,l4l bales; exports,
I cuastWlSe 1925 bales.
/ NORFOLK. sept. 4.-COttOn steady: midllinr
1896; net receipts 30 bales, gross SO; sales 81
bales; stock 936 bales; exports, coastwise SO
/ bales.
| WILMINGTON, sept. 4.-COtton quiet; mid
/ ding l01Sc; net receipts % bales, gross 20;
/ sales none; stock j55 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 4.-CottOn quiet; mid
ding 10 ll-l6c; net receipts II bales, gross 50;
sales 200 bales; stock 1904 bales.
MOBILE, sept. 4.-COJtOn quiet; mddling
lO13c; net receipts 235 bales, gross 26l; GALES
200 bales; stock 1905 bales.
ldEARhis- sept. 4.-Cotton steady; mid
ding l0Zc; receipts A bales; shipments ia:
sales IS bales; stock 4.S19 bales.
AUGUSTA. Sept. 4.-COtton steady; middline
l0c; receipts lis bales; sales p bales.
CHARLESTON. Sept. 4.-COtUOn firm: mid
ding l01zc; net receipts AS bales, gross AS;
| sales so bales; stock $50 bales.
NV YORK, sept. 4.-COnsondated net re-
| reipts for all cotton ports to-day 2,519 bales;
exports. to Great Britain 732 bales, to the con-
| tinent Z67.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. EFC.
LIVERPOOL, sept. 4. nOOn.-Breadstufs
/ quiet but steady. Beef, extra India mess zoos.
/ Pork, prime mess, as. Lard, prime Western
40s. Cheese, fine American 5ls. Tallow, fine
NEW YORK, Sept. 4, noon.-FIour dull.
| Wheat 1sG1z &C lower. Corn 180lc higher PorG
/ quiet; mess, SIS OOglS %. Lard dull at soc.
SEQ .. m.-fIour, Southern closed barely
steady; fair business: common 10 fair extra
/ s. SOFA %; good 10 choice ditto, 81 25G6 90.
] Wheat-spOt grades 54Gl8c lower, closing
/ heavy; uugraded spring. SIC; ungraded red,
| 15i2 aisle; No. red, S90S9l4c; No. red, Sep
I TENDER delivery s0lzG9.c. COrn-spOt lots
scarce and again higher; ungraded red 65.G
/ zoe; No. ,, zoe; No. ,, September delivery, $3.50
G64c. Oats zgSzc lower but mOdera1 ely
sctive; closing firm; No. ,. 3I3z oslo; No. 2,
/ September delivery, 3213(G3234c. Hops quiet
and nominal. Coffee, lair iIlU, on spot, steady
I at I05<c; No Rio, on spot, Csc. Sugar quiet
I3-16gi I5-I5c; refined closed strong-C
/ 5G5l4c, extra & 53sG5lSc. white extra
/ T. 55zG53 yellow 45s(G4tsc,Oh y 1sG6c, mould
I A 9-l6G6 ll-ltc. standard a 6'sc. cOnfec-
TONERS \ Il6c, cut loaf sc. crushed 0G7Isc,
/ powdered 61sc. graduated t2Sc, cubes CSC.
| MOlasses quiet but steady. Cotton seed oil
| 80 G35c for crude; 33Gl21zc for refined. Hides
| quiet but held firm; wet sailed New Or
| leans selected, As to 80 pounds. lOGllc: Texas
| selected. 45 to 60 pounds, lO9llc. Wool firm;
| moderate demand; domestic fleece, 32,GlGc;
I Texas, l4G22c. Pork dun, weak and nominal;
new mess. on spot, SIS O9lGlS %: no sales.
/ Tierce beef uncnanged. Cut meats firm;
packed bellies 9l4,Ggzc. Mlddles nominal.
/ Lard very dull and 2.g3 points lower, closing
/ barely steady; Western steam, on spot, S3c.
/ Liuseed nominal. Freghts TO Liverpool weak;
cotton. per steam. 4-04d.
/ Wheat. No. , red, 75gS0c. Corn. No. white
62c: ditto mixed, Soc. Oats. No. mixed, 800
/ soc. Provisions quiet but steady: Mess pork.
/ SIS 30. Bulk meats-shoulders SOC, clear RIB
| 1Qtzc, C ear sides ll3sc. Hams, sugar cured
| l4c. Lard, steam leaf 956c; prime steam Sc.
| CHICAGO. Sept. 4.-FlOur quiet and IN
| changed. Wheat weak; opened steady, closed
| sc under yesterday; September delivery, 1874
I G79l4c; No. Chicago spring, IS5sG79c; No.
red Sic. Corn excited and higher for near
/ months; closed ss,G12c higher for September
/ and October delivery than yesterday; cash
/ lots sac; September delivery 531z954ssc.
Oats dull and nOmlnally unchanged; cash lots,
95Ikc. September delivery 253SG2jlSc. Pork
/ quiet: cash lots SIS 50Glg 90; september de-
livery SIS 5OGl9 90. Lard in fair demand and
pemiDally unchanged; cash, 1907 soc; Sep
TENDER delivery, 45G7 4I1zc. Bulk meats un-
changed; shoulders &c; short RIB 10 O5e, short
| clear 10 soc. Whisky steady ana unchanged
al 81 u. Sugar steady-standard A 616g65sc,
/ cut loaf 7Szfa9c. graduated 91sc.
m-Wheat to-day had a weak tendency
all through the session, and while the market
/ ruled duh at times, no heavy transactions
| were recorded. 1t Is claimed by number OF
| room traders that the market was very
heavily over sold. and in this view violent
| change in values either up or down Is deemed
/ a natural outcome. EuglIshmen are credited
| with being heavy short sellers of wheat in
this market, and numbers OF heavy local
\ operators are now pursuing the same course,
| 40 anOther strong crowd are mentioned as
| being heavy buyers. The receipts here show
| a slight increase. both in spring and winter
/ wheat. The market opencl at ABOUT yester-
! Jav,s closing prices, eased Off 5zCg5sc, fluc-
/ tudt2d slightly. and closed sc unuer yester-
| dav on tie regular board. On the afternoon
/ hoard the market was again weaker, trading
] being on a large scale, the market closing at
/ fS5zr for September, S01sc for October, SIC for
/ November and S31Sc for December.-ln corn
/ a verv large business was transacted both In
| spot and future delivery. This market was
| the centre Of interest during the entire day.
/ The receipts were large, but cash offerings
/ were taken eagerly, and brought heaVy
/ premium over September delivery. The short
I appeared to view the situation with some
/ alarm, and were anxious to cover. Prices ad-
/ vaneed sc for September and &c for October,
/ assisted BY an apparently formidable bull
/ movement. Later, under free offerings, prices
/ receded &c respectively, huetuated, and
| closed on the regular board &c higher than
| Yesterday. On the afternoon board the weak
/ nos continued. the market closing at 5SISc for
1 September, 50JSc for October and 451sc for
| November. Oats ruled dull but firm, closing
| at 25IHc for September. &c for October, and
/ 2QsLc for Mav.-POrk showed little life, closing
/ at $40 for September and October, and Sl2 -
| for al the year. Lard was easier at 425zc
/ for september, 5Oc for October, and 4z12c
/ for November. -
/ quiet but steady. except a < inc OF zoe. per
| barrel on Howard street at 8Western super
| fine. Wheat-Southern hrms II quiet; West
/ ern about steady, closing null; Southern,
| red 90(G92c. amber 93G96c; No. / MARYLAND.
/ 933<iG94c; No. ? Western winter red. on spot
| Se5z (GS95zc. Corn-SOuthern scarce and frmer:
| Western nominal; Southern, white 6S(G7Oc,
| yellow 63G651<c.
| CIEcIESATl. Sept. 4.-Flour heavy. Wheat
| easier; No. red. S0,dSlc. Corn in fair de-
| mand, No. mixed, 5Sl6(154c. Oats easier:
| No. white, 2sG29]kc. PrOvisions-POrk nrmer