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

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futures: UpiADds. low mlddiing Glance
october delivery, 3 40-64Cd5 39-64GI5 40-64d:
october AMI November, 5 3S-64d; November
and December, 5 9-64lI5 9S-64d: December
ana January, 39-64ls5 3s -64615 39-6fd; Janu-
airy and February, 4l-64lJ5 40-64lI5 4I-64d:
February and March. 3 a -64CG5 43-6fIl5 Acid
March and April, 4S-64d. Market steady at
The tenders Of deliveries at to-day's clear
Ings amounted TO 100 bales new docket, and
600 old docket.
? p. m.-sales to-day included $3.50 bales
Quotations of American cotton all declined
i-Iod: Middllng uplands ll-l6d, middling Or
lans I3-l6d.
october delivery, 40-64d, sellers; October
and November, 3S-64d, buyers; November
and December, 3S-64d. buyers: December
anu January. S9-6id, sellers; January and
February, 4l-6id, sellers; February and
March, 44-64d, sellers; March and April.
. 4s-64d, sellers; April and May, 52-6fd sell
ers. Market dun.
500 p. In.-FuUures: UpIands. low middlng
clause, October delivery. He'd, value
October and November, 40-64d, buyers; No
yember and December, 5 40-64d. sellers: De-
cember and January, 40-64d, buyers; jan
uary and February, 42-64d, buyers; Feb
ruary and March, 45-6id, buyers; March and
April, 1851. buyers; April and Nav.
55-sid, value; May and June, 57-6id, value.
Market closed firm.
Nzw YORK, Oct. S, nOon.-Cotton opened
leans % j-lGC: Gales 4S3 bales.
FUTURES: Market barely steady with sales
as tolloWs; october delivery, 9 CSC: NOvem-
Der. 10 O2c; December. 10 Csc: January, 10 I3c;
February, 10 25c; March, 10 CSC.
500 ?. m.-COttOn closed weak; middling
upiands. 10 l-l0c; middling Orleans. 10 5-l6c:
s1ies IA bales; net receipts 167 bales. gross
lO,5sO bales.
Futures-Market closed quiet but steady.
VITA sales Of $4,000 bales, as follows: October
delivery, 9itG9 99o; November, 10 0lG1l0 02c {;
December, 10 OBJ gl0 Ole; January, 10 2I0Gl0 pc:
FEBRUARY. 10 2j.gl0 26c; March, 10 3Slgl0 SOC;
April, 10 5lGl0 SIC: May, 10 65l1IO 66c: June.
10 i1,glO I9c; July, 10 S9Gl0 Gle.
The Posts cotton report saws: Future de-
lvcries are weak, and a decline took place at
the beginning Of business, but on better news
from Liverpool, an advance of 2-l0Oc was re-
corded. ct sellers had to submit to a re-
newed reduction Of 2-lO0t13- l0Oc, and accepted
at the third call 10 Ole for November, 10 03c
Tor December, 10 l2c for January, 10 BIC for
February, and 10 sic for April. Futures
closed dull and 2-l00G3-l00c lower than yes
terday.n
GALVESTON, Oct. s.-Cotton steady; MD
ding 9szc; net receipts 1879 bales, gross
5,5f9i sales l,24l bales; stock 49, 1875 bales; eX-
ports cOastwise 1881 bales.
NORFOLK. Oct. S.-COtJOn steady: middline
9 ll-l6c; net receipts 3,s5S bales, gross 3,S5S;
sales ], l24 bales; stock q, 452 bales; exports,
cOastwise s. SOB bales.
WILMISGTON, Oct. S.-Cotton steady: mid
ding 9l3c; net receipts l,l30 bales, gross
NHI
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. S.-COtJOn steady; mid
ding 91sc; net receipts 1894 bales, gross g. 426;
sales 500 bales stock 90, ll2 bales; exports. to
Great Britain 6400 bales, to the continent 5,2S5,
cOastWise 1851
MOBILE, Oct S-Cotton quiet: middlino
95sc; net receipts 1928 bales, gross 467; sales
500 bales; stock 6,605 bales; exports, cOastwise
sos bales
mlddling 9ssc; receipts 1879 bales; shipments
493 bales; sales AGO bales; stock II, III bales.
AUGUSTA, Oct. S.-CottOn quiet: MID
ding 94c; receipts 1911 bales; sales l,l99
CHARLESTON. Oct. S.-Cotton irregular; de-
maud good; middling 95zc; net receipts 1916
bales, gross 6,376; sales 1000; stock 5O,24l
bales; exports, to Great Britain 2,l9S bales,
NEw YoEE, oct. S.-Consolidated net re-
celpts for all cotton ports to-day 30,796 bales a;
exports, to Great Britain l,796 bales, to
the continent 5,635.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. S, noOn.-BreadstuGs easier
but not quOtably lower. Long clear middles
52s; short 53s. Lard, prime Western 39s.
>Eg YORK, Oct $, nOOn.-FlOur quiet and
steady. Wheat higher and unsettled. Corn
lower. Pork firm; mess, sl7 00Gl7 p. Lard
firm at &c Ereights firm.
800 y. m.-ElOur, Southern unchanged;
common to fair extra, 50 25,G4 p. Wheat-s: OF
lots 5ztglc lower; ungraded red, 6412(g96c;
udgraded white, S7(G9Jc; No. red, October
y
closing heavy; ungraded white, Coo; No. 2.
% a(G63c; October delivery 62lG624c. Oats
spot lots a shade lower; No. 2, 3l54tgS2c. Hops
Coffee, fair Rio, on spot, dull at
lOJ4c; No. Rio, on spot Csc, October deliv-
cry 45c. Sugar less active but about steady /;
PernambucO 45sc; fair to good refining
4AG45sc; refined closed steady-C 45slG5c,
extra G 51sg554c, white extra e 55EG
$40, yellow 418G43zc, or a $50
sac, mould A csc, standard a 81 Sc, cOnfec-
TONERS A SIC, cut loaf and crushed CSC,
powdered 6s2G67zc, granulated q 3-l6G654c,
cubes SIC. MOlasses unchanged. Rice steady.
Cotton seed OIl-35>G36c for crude; 44(G46c for
refined. Hides firm; New Orleans and Texas,
selected. lO,Gllc. Wool dull and heavy. Pork
firm: long clear, l0c. Lard opened lOgl2
points higher; closed strong; Western steam,
on spot l21zc, October delivery SO(G7 SIC.
Freights to Liverpool steady; cotton, per
steam, l3-6tll7- 32d: wheat. per steam 3Cg31<d
CHICAGO, Oct. S.-Wheat opened quiet but
steady, owing primarily to Bad shipping
weather and a diminished volume of receipts,
principally at outside points. Cable advices
quoted Hrmer feeling IN foreign markets,
but the report Of a heavy European failure
during he middle Of the session caused prices
To recede. \ reaction set in, however, and
prices on the regular board were about the
same rs yesterday. On the afternoon board
the feeling was somewhat frmer. The mar
ket for wheat closed at 1915 for October, as &c
for November. S01sc tor December, and S0Isc
for January. The prospect OF clear cold
weather, accompanied by rush of selling
orders. caused a rapid decline IN near corn
options. and for "A time the feeling was pan
Icky among the longs, ana great quantities
were thrown on the market 10y holders. The
market grew steady and a portion Of the de
cline was recovered. ON the afternoon board
better prices ruled again, although the close
for the day was generally under the latest
figures OF yesterday; the market closed at
55lsc for October, 52tsc for November, 423z C
for an the year, and 4OSzc for May. Oats
ruled unusually firm, and good advance was
f4Tur l-nEra
21Isc for October, 213sc for November, &c for
an the wear. and SOC for May. Pork was ir-
regular. and closed at SIG 80 for October, Sl2 80
for all the year, and Sl2 60 for January. Lard
was hrm, closing at 60c for October.
Flour unchanged, Wheat ruled easy and
closed about the same as on yesterday; No.
Chicago spring, 1d34 CGIf1sc. Corn very Irregu-
lar: prices averaged lower; cash lots $50
E5IZ r.. November delivery 52d543sc. Oats firm
and Ease higher; cash lots z1(12I1sc; October
d,liveTv 265s(d267sc. Pork ruled lower; cash
lots ana October delivery SIC 80. Lard in fair
demand but irregular; cash lots and October
delivery 55,d7 60c. Bulk meats in fair de-
mand and easier; shoulders sec, short rib
25s. short clear 10 25e. Whisky unchanged
at 81 10. sugar steady; standard y CSC,
granulated csc.
CTECIHRATI, Oct. S.-Flour not quotably
changed. Wheat strong; No. red, SIC. Corn
hrat 20. mixed, SIC. Oats easier; No.
mixed. 2s1z(Gz6o. PrOvlsiOns-POrk easier at
XI6 80. Lard steady at SOC. Bulk meats
easier but not quOtably lower; shoulders 61sc,
short rib l0c. Bacon easier; shoulders nc,
short rib 1876, short clear ll3sc. Whisky
steady at 81 II. Sugar-New Orleans 5J6c.
Hogs firm; common and 1de light - SS'SS ~;
packing and butchers, s. COOS so.
BALTIMORK, Oct. S, nOOn.-rlouf steady, with
2 moderate inquiry; Howard street ana " est
ern superfne. - 22G2 rs; extra, 81 COG
so: family, Sc T5G4 90; city mills sglpertine,
- s7's5 IS; extra, S. 6C5aS 81; Rio Brands
81 62d4 20. Wheat-Southern quiet but steady;
western easier, closing dull; southern, red IS
t0S9c. amber 9O,g956; No. Maryland, 9Ol4C
askeds No. Western winter red, on spot
ern dBlli Southern white 65G67c, yellow 60c.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. S.-FlOur unchanged
wheat opened stronger, receded and closed 7.
tGsSc under yesterday; No. red. 7s<G7s14c fol-
Sash. 50ISe for october delivery. Corn irregu-
lar and unsettled; 49c bid for cash; 501sc bid
Tor October delivery. Oats nrmer; 26(9265sC
for oaaa, Whisky, 81 y. Provisions-Pork
quiet; iobbins Sl6 5OGl6 IS. Bulk meats quiet
long clear CSC, short rib Sc, clear. 10 l0c
Bacon firmer; long clear 99s(g95zc, short rlt
lO34c, short clear ll1sGllAc. Lard, nc.
LOUISVILLE Oct. S.-Mheat unchanged
No. : red. TSGSOc. Corn steady; No. ,, white
60}Sc, mixed 6jc. Oats scarce and firm; No
2 mixed, 29,G29iSc. Provisions steady: Mes
pork nominal. Bulk meats-shOulders CSC
clear rib csc, clear sides 10 soc. Bacon
shoulders nc, clear rib l01sc. Hams. sugal
cured. lS1S(Gl4c. Lard, prime steam, 75sc.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. S.-COffee steady; RiC
cargOes, common to prime, Tsz00lllSc. Sugar
steady; fair 10 fully fair 4LkG4lSc, yellow
clarifed 5G5s<c. MOlasses dull and un.
changed for old. Cotton seed oil-prim,
crude SSGS4c.
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON, Oct. 5, 4:5O p. m.-Spirits tur
pentine dull-spOt Us Cd; November to De
cember delivery 22s Cd; January 70 April %
Oh.
SEv YORK, Oct. S. nOOn.-Spirits turpen
tine steady at 293zGSQc. ROsin steady q
$50 D. m.-SpiFits turpentine firmer at 500
SO1zc. e-.-..- .-,-.,,