Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-27

NUVCII Der. b az 40
e99 46,64G5 45-64d; December and January,
| 45-6lG5 4-6ld; January and Februarv
40 -64g5 45 GIGS 44-64d; February and March,
. !y-oteyt9S 4o-64d; March and April, 81 64Q1
3l-64d. Market depressed.
| The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clear
| lngs amounted to 1880 bales new docket
z p. m.-saies to-day included $500 bales
Quotations of American cotton all declined
I I-l6d; MIddllng uplands 57sd middling Or
Futures: Uplands. low miGdliur clause.
september delivery, 3-64d, sellers; Septem-
| Der and October, 5 49-64d. value; October
and November. 45-64d; November and De-
cember, 44-54d, sellers; December and Jan
uary, 43-6td, buyers; January and Feb
| ruary, 5 44-64d, buyers; February and March.
4S-64d, sellers; March and April, 5 5l-64d
sellers; October, 49-64d, value. Market
nat at decline.
400 p. MIXTURES: Uplands, low middIing
clause, September delivery. 5 52-64G15 5I-6461
4y-64d; September and October, 4S-646
41-64d; October and November, AID ;
| November and December, 4-64G15 43-64d.
900 p. MIXTURES: UDIands. low mid ding
| clause, September delivery, As Gid, sellers;
| september and October. 46-64d, buyers; Oc-
| tober and November. 5 43-64d, buyers; Novem-
| Der and December, 43-64d, sellers; Deem
| Der and January. 43-64d, sellers; January
and February. 44-64d, sellers; February and
| March, 47-64d, sellers; March and April
| 5 55-G4d, sellers; October, 5 46-64d, buyers.
| Market closed weak.
MANCHESTER, Sept. 26.-Cloth duh and
prices generally in buyers favor. Yarns quiet
| and rather easier
The Guardian, in its commercial article,
| says: The market was quiet throughout the
week, except during yesterday, when there
! was more business in shirtings at decline in
| prices OF gold. There has been more inquiry
! for export yarns, but no increase in buying"
NEN YoRE. Sept. 20, noon oGJop opened
| easy; middllng uplands 10 slice; mid iling
| orleans 0 9-l6o: Sales 30 bales.
Futures: Market steady, with sales as fol-
| lows; september delivery, 10 l5c; October.
| 10 07c: November. 10 csc; December. 10 l23:
| January, 10 23c: February, 10 30c.
SOC p. m.-COtton closed easy; midding
| uplands, TO 5-l6c; mlGdling Orleans. 20 9-l6c;
new cotton &c less than these quotations;
sales 227 bales; net receipts none, gross l,24S
| bales.
Futures-Marke; closed barely steady. With
sales of 1900 bales, as follows: Seutember
delivery, 10 1910 l6c: October, 10 ll91O l2';
November, 10 0S9lO O9c; December, 10 100
10 lac; January, 10 23CGl0 24c: February, 10 350
10 36c; March. 10 4S(Gl0 49c; April, 10 COG
10 sc; May, 10 73(Gl0 74c; June, 10 S5(9l0 SIC.
The Posts cotton report saws: Future de-
liveres lost 5-l00G6 l00c, recovered part of the
| decline and at the third call September sold
at 10 Zoe, october at 10 l3c, November at 10 10
G1l0 O9c, December 10 l3c, January 10 24G1
10 pc, May 10 O7c, making October 2-lOOc
dearer than yesterday at the closing and the
balance 2-l00(G4 l0Uc lower. Futures closed
steady, with october unchanged, November
l-lOOc, and the balance lOO9i-lO0c lower
than yesterday"
Weekly net receipts 20 bales. gross 29o3I !;
exports. to Great Britain - bales, to France
TO- to the continent 1881, sales 1926; stock
GALVESTON, Sept. 26.-Cotton easy; mid
ding 934c.
NORFOLK, Sept 26.-Cotton quiet; middling
1Oc.
WILMINGTON, Sept. 26.-Cotton steady; mid
ding Lice
NEW ORLEANS, sept. 25.-Cotton easy; mid
ding lOc.
MOBILE, Sept. 25.-Cotton easy; middling
9 ll-l6c.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 26.-Cotton quiet; middlng
9Bc.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 26.-Cotton quiet; middling
CHARLESTON, Sept. 26.-Cotton steady; mid
M6NTSSomERY, Sept. 26.-Cotton steady;
MACoS, Sept. 25.-Cotton steady; middling
COLUMBUS, Sept. 20.-Cotton quiet; mid
NASHVILLE, Sept. 26.-Cotton dull; mid
ding 9Isc.
selma, Sept. 26.-Cotton quiet; miGdling
9lSc.
ROME, Sept. 26.-Cotton steady: middling
S5zc; low middling 91sc.
NEW YORK, Sept. DEMONSTRATED net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to- day % 3S9 bales;
exports, to Great Britain Il, 4l6 bales, to the
continent 800 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 26. uOOn.-Breadstuffs
firmer but not quOtably higher. Wheat, red
As Id.
The leading grain circular to-day says:
"rhe corn market is steadier and less depres-
sion is noticeable Foreign wheat is more
firmly held and is in better demand, but Eng
lish wheat is freely offered at the previous
rates. White wheat cargOes are rather
dearer, and there is no more inquiry for them.
At the market to-day there was an average
attendance and better demand. There was
fair amount of business at full rates for
wheat. Flour was in more inquiry, and
prices steady. Poor trade was done in maize,
and prices fell of Id"
SEw IUKK, Sept. %, noon.-Flour steady.
Wheat unsettled. Corn unchanged. Pork
steady; mess $l7 90. Lard firm at 05c.
treights steady.
500 D. m.-FIour, Southern firm; common
to fair extra, SO 20,G4 %; good to choice ditto.
s. 30G6 90. Wheat-spOt lots 19(Q3zc higher,
closing firm; ungradedTed, 62GS91a; ungraded
white, SSc: No. red, on spot SS1ac, October
delivery S7(GSSc. Corn-spot held igher; un-
graded, 54G59c; No. ,, Soc, October delivery
591ztG5934c. Oats a shade lower and less ac-
tive; No. 2, 3l15c. Hops dull and nominal.
Coffee, fair Rio, on SPOT, duh at lO12c; No.
Rio, on spot 90c, October delivery 8 6CtG
s csc. Sugar dull and unchanged; English
Island 41Ic; Antigua 414CG415c; fair to good
refining. 41s(G5c; refined quiet-C 5(g51sc, eX-
ira G 514G53sc, white extra c 51a(g534c, yellow
43S(G45kc, standard A IS l696c, cut loaf and
crushed 67sG7c, powdered 63sG62sc, .granu-
lated 63S(d6 7-l6c, cubes 63sfG6Ac. M0lasses
quiet. Cotton seed oll-35G36c for crude; 44(D
46c for refined. Hides firm. Wool very steady.
/
long clear, SIC Lard unsettled and 100
points lower, closing depressed Western
steam, on spot, GOO; October delivery, 700
: soc. lights to Liverpool firm; cotton, per
steam, sgd: wheat, per steam 31aG4d.
CHICAGO, Sept. 26.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat stronger; opened 3sCG12c higher, closed
&c over yesterday; regular, September de-
livery &C KG771sc, October 771E(G777sc; No 2
Chicago spring, 767Sd771sc. Corn quiet; Sep
TENDER opened and closed &c under yesterday,
October sc higher: cash lots and September
a oil
firm; cash lots and September delivery, 251%c,
October, 253s(G25%cc. Pork quiet; cash lots,
SIG 25GlG so; October delivery, $l7. Lard in
fair demand and lower; cash lots. SOC 65c;
October delivery, 6716c. Bulk meats in fair
demand: shoulders 15c, short rib 10 l0c, short
| clear 10 soc. Whisky unchanged at 81 ID. Sugar
lower; standard 6zd63sc.
5:00p. m.-Foreign advices were all stronger
this morning, ana an advance was noted IN
all the English markets for wheat, which
caused a nrm feeling at the opening on
| Change, and this continued, with one or two
slight reverses, through both sessions of the
board; trading was larger and there appeared
to be more inclination on the part OF local and
outside parties to take hold; on the afternoon
board trading was unusually large. and the
| top prices of the day were scored, The market
| closing at 7Sc for October and 1870 for No-
vember. Corn was unusually quiet during
| most of the session, and the fluctuations were
mostly confined to a smaller range; in the
| present condition of the market there appears
| to be a slight inclination to make any new
trades, and the market for the time being APP
| pears to be pretty thoroughly demorallzed
| September opened at zoe, which was &c under
| the closing of yesterday, rose to 73c, fell back,
| rose again, and closed at 73c; in the latest
dealings of the day the most distant futures
ranged irmer than yesterday, closing at SIC
| for October, 1890 for November, 404c for all
the wear. and 1890 for May. Oats ruled
steady, closing at 251Sc for September, 255sc
| for October, 2 &c for November, and 2512c for
the year. Pork ruled easy, but October was
marked up 10 Sl7 again; all the year closed at
| $ll IS and January a Sl2 10. Lard was easier,
closing firm at 55c for September and Oc-
| tober and 22Izc for November.
| BkLTtNORE, Sept, 26, nOOn.-tlOur firm in
| tone, with more inquiry; Howard street anu
| Western superfne. 81 1892 IS; extra, . 800
| 3 so; family, So 1894 IS; city mills supe-1ne,
| 50 30G2 IS; extra, 50 00G3 so; Rio brands,
| a 62d4 70. Wheat-Southern quiet but firm /:
| Western about steady, closing dull; Southern,
| red S7(dgsSc. amber 90.G94c; No. l Maryland.
| 9OG9O15c; No. Western winter red, on spot,
| sac asked. Corn-SOuthern quiet but steady /;
| Western dull; Southern, white 6gg7Oc; yellow
| 65OG6Sc.
ST. Louis. Sept. 26.-FIour unchanged.
| Wheat higher and unsettled; No. 2 red, 1870
| 797sc for cash; 793ktGS01sc for October deliv-
| ery. Corn higher but slow; 5S(t5S15c for cash ;
/ 4S1Sc bid for October. Oats duh and lower
25szG26c for cash and October delivery.
| Whisky steady at 81 y. PrOvsiOns-Mess
| pork steady at $i6 50Gl7 90. Bulk meats
| quiet; long clear 8 75c, short rib soc, short
| clear 10 25c. Bacon quiet; long clear l0Ac,
| short rib lie, short clear He. Lard firm at
| Z SOC,
CIxorNHAT1. Sept. 26.-Flour unchanged.
| Wheat firmer: No. red, 79c. Corn easier
| but not quOtahly lower; No. mixed, $500
| 54c Oats irmer; No. red, 2sc. Provisions
| Pork quiet at SlT Lard in good demand but
| lower Z CSC. Bulk meats easier but not quot
ably lower; shoulders 6l2c, short RIB lO14c.