Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-23


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Futures: .Uplsnds. low middling clause.
september delivery, 3 5S-64d. BUYERS: SeDtem1
Der ana october. 53-6gd. BUYERS: October
ana November. 49-64d, value: November and
december, H-t4d, buyers; December and
Jauuary y, . a. -0id, value; January and Feb
ruary, 4S-64d, buyers; February and March.
9l-o4u, value; March and April 54-64d
sellers; october, 53-64d, buyers. Market
quiet but steady.
300 p. MIXTURES: Uplands. low middlinc
clause, September delivery, 5S-64d. sellers:
september and October. s3-64d. sellers: DC
toner ana November, 4S-64d. sellers: NOyem-
Der and December 5 46-64d vaiue. Decenn -
Der and January. 46-64d, value; january
and February. > 4S-64d. sellers: February and
March, 56-64d. value; March and April
95Io4d, sellers; October, 52-64d, sellers.
NEW YORK, Sept. p, noon.-Cotton quiet:
mldo!ing uplands 1890; miGdiirg Orleans
l05sc; sales 3O5 bales.
Futures: Market firm with sales ss FOL
lows: September delivery. 10 32c: October
10 l2c; November. 10 lie; December, 10 Isl, :
January, 10 z9c; February, 10 43c.
5:cO p. m.-COttOn closed quiet but steady:
mlddllng uplands, IO5zc; mIGdlinx Orleans
io5sc' sales 40 bales; net receipts 50 bales
gross S,21l.
tutures-Market closed steady. with saIcs
OF q 500 bales. as follows: September deliv-
cry, 10 3jgl0 SIC: October, 10 l60IO 100: No
| yenber, 10 l5Gl0 i6c; December. 10 2361lO 24c;
January, 10 34glO 35c; February, 10 47lGl0 $50 /;
u t.
| 10 Soc; June, 10 97CGlO g9c.
The Post's cotton report saws: ''There is a
iaIr demand for future deliveries, but as
| sellers insist upon higher prices, transactions
/ thus far are but moderate. The third call
shows an advance OF 7-I00lG9- l0Oc above last
Saturdays closing quotations. September
brought TO 36c, October 10 lSc, November
10 Toe, December 10 23c, January 10 &c Feb
ruary 10 iSc, May 10 s4c, and June 10 &c"
GALVESTON. sept. 22.-COLJon steady; mid
ding 95sc; net receipts 7Ol bales. gross 7,OI7:
I hal 80
cOastWise $500 bales.
NORFOLK. sept. 22.-COttOn steady: middliuO
lO1sc; net receipts LIZA bales, gross LIZA;
sales 81 bales; stock 1850 bales: exports
cOastwise 200 bales.
WILMIEGToN, Sept. 22.-Cotton firm; mid
ding s34c; net receipts 1904 bales, gross 094
sales none; stock g, s6i bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 22.-Cotton steady:
mIddllng 95sc: net receipts 3,SS9 bales. gross
4,691; sales 1900 bales; stock 22,3l4 bales.
NOZZLE, Sept. 22.-COttOn steady: mlddlipu
9 l3-l6a; net receipts 697 bales, gross $50;
sales 500 bales; stock 1889 bales; exports,
coastwise 227 bales.
MEMPHIS, sept. 22.-Cotton quiet; middling
lOc; receipts 403 bales; shipments PIG bales;
sales bales; stock 1910 bales.
AUGUSTA, sept. 22.-COttOn steady; mid
ding 9l2c; receipts l,07l bales; sales $50
bales.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 22.-Cotton firm: mid
ding l5-l6c; net receipts 4,65s bales, gross
4,65S; sales 500 bales: stock ISIS bales.
NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-ConsOnaated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports O-day 25.O96 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 3,3S3 bales, to the
continent ,296 bales,
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. p, nOon.-BreadstufTs
dull and somewhat inactive. Wheat, Cali
fornia No. /, 7s,G7s ID; No. ?, Is 7dG6s Cd; red
Western spring 6s 3dg6s I'D. Long clear mid
dies ass, short sos.
LONDON, Sept. z2.-The Mark Lane ErDress
in its weekly review of the corn trade, says:
1.-The fine hot weather causes very favorable
conditions for the new crop. Values have de-
clined. The sales of English wheat during
the past week were ,l35 quarters at 33s led,
against 90, ii4 quarters at Ais 81 for the CORE
spending week Of last year. In foreign trade
there has been a further decline, and values
are only nominal. The of coast trade was
confined to a few Australian CargOes and one
American, which sold at 32s Sd. There were
TO arrivals during the week and sales. Two
CargOes were Withdrawn and remained; Is
cargOcs are now due. In London trade is
much depressed. Flour is Cd lower. Maize is
very quiet. Barley is Sd lower. Oats are
quiet. Beans and peas are unchanged, and
business in them is steady"
NEW OK, sept. %, nOOn.-FlOur steady
Wheat lower. Corn less active but firm
POrk steady; mess, SIC 15gl1 90. Lard firm
at zoe. kTelChts quiet,
500 p. m.-FlOur, Southern quiet and held
firm: common to fair extra, SO 25lg4 25; good
TO choice ditto. 81 S0G6 90. Wheat-spot lots
unsettled and nc lower; ungraded red, $40
q4c; No red, S55zldS71zc; November delivery
S7SzGSgc. Corn-spot lots 1(Gl15c higher and
quiet: ungraded, 591z(G65c; ungraded white,
| bAOb2c. No. z. september delivery, b412(GO5c.
Oats opened shade better: closed heavy; No.
,. 3I3zG32c. Hops slow and nominal. Coffee,
| fair RIO, on spot, duh and nominal at 1910
lOlSc; No. Z Rio, on spot, soc; October de-
| livery, S soc. sugar unchanged; Aracaiu 4Is
! a41zc fair to good refining. 45sG5c; refined
| easy-|hite extra Z 55stG5Ac, OF A 51sc,
mould A 65sg63zc, standard : l-46c, con-
/ fectiOners' 4 63sc, cut loaf and crushed &c,
/ pOwdered 63L(G6Jsc. granulated csc, cubes
/ sc Molasses unchanged. Cotton seed OIL
| 25d3fc for crude; 44lG46c for refined. Hides
/ guier and very steady for wet sailed New Or
| S3d4Oc; Texas I4922c, Pork firm and mod
erately active; new mess, on spot, SIG 50lgl1 co.
Middles nominal; long clear 91sc. Lard opened
/ I5Gi9 points higher: closed weak; Western
| steam, on spot, 75c; October delivery, 62G
/ : 65c Freignts to Liverpool dull; cotton, per
| steam, sgd: wheat, per steam 21zd.
| CHICAGO. Sept. 22.-ElOur steady. wheat
! regular opened strong anG higher; closed at
! inside prices and pc under Saturday; sep
/ TENDER delivery, 745StGf51sc. Corn excited and
| higher; excitement surpassed that witnessed
/ in many months in the grain market; on
| iJhange from the outset prices advanced rap
/ idly; orders we're on the market 10 BUY sep
TENDER corn, but scarcely any las oHered
until SIC, the pinnacle Of tO-day's advance,
was reached, when Offers were made 10 settle;
! this advance is l0c over saturday; october
closed 2lSc higher than on saturday. NOYem-
/ her closed &c higher, and all the year and
] Nav closed &c lower: cash icts, tA0SOc. sep
1 temher delivery, 7lCGs0c; october. 563ztg09Ac;
\ all the year, 4V,GflC. Oats firm and &c higher:
35syc: October. 26(G261Sc. EOrk-lOlg futures
Fctive; near ones quiet; cash lots SIG 55gl7 %;
October delivery, Sll %. Lard In good de-
| mand and advanced IS points; cash lots, 4Og
| : 45c. Bulk meats stronger; shoulders 15c,
/ short rib loo. short clear 10 20. Whisky steady
/ al 81 l3. sugar steady; cut loaf 715G75sc.
/ 500 p. mighty cents corn and s5c wheat
1 VS. the anomaly presented on Change to-
day. Whethef the relative value OF these
/ cereals ever before presented such strange
/ contrast is not precisely known, put the pres
I OF OF il said hn n
| usual. Early IN tO-days trading strenuous
/ efforts were made to cover September sales
! but there were Inadequate offerings until the
/ very pinnacle OF high prices was reacAed-oOc
/ when there we're offers to sell. The market
/ then dropped of to TSc, rose again TO 40 ana
| closed at that figure. The present high prices
| apparently killed new speculation. very lew
| operators having the courage 10 create any
| larger short interest than now exists, even q
| the maximum figure The extent OF the zeal
/ also appears not TO be clearlX UNDERSTOOD nor
| Is il known who the parties are that are now
| in supreme control of the market, but WhO-
ever thew are they have thus far demonstrated
/ fueir ability to retain complete control ana
| name auy figures they chose for near deliver
| ies The claim is made that the snort lnte-
! eat is still sufficiently large to advance the
/ urice TO 81 q bushel, and desire IL shown TO
/ 10 30 September corn opener at I2o, rose &c
and lie at a time Ill soc was reached, when a
! decline OF lc occurred. which was the closing
/ price ca the regular board and also at the al
| ternOOn session; October rose SIC, broke on
again, but closed nearly at the Vest HBuIee u
| Ne dav: November also advanced lc, While
an me year and May showed little change;
| Tie latest quotations were 19c Ior september,
| 5gISc for October, 4Sc for NoVemners sV1ac lor
| an the wear. and 39Lzc Tor May. Wheat was
strong in the early dealings, but grew heaYy
and fell of rapidly toward the close OF the
REGULAR session: on the afternoon board the
| market was frmer, closing &c unuer oat H
/ day; the latest quotations were zoe LOT &c
l tOber. 775<c for November, and 195zc iOr De
cember. Oats ruled irmer IN sympathy Win
/ wheat, closing at 265kc for September. 5oZsc
/ for October, and 90 &C for November. All the
/ year pork advanced to Sl2. White lard was
| also stronger, closing at 35c for Septem Der,
| sz1zc Tor October, and l75Sc for November.
| CINCINNATI, Sept. 22.-FlOur steady; fanny,
/ s. S5,g5 8. Wheat stronger; No. . red, 7s(gSOc.
/ Corn IN fair demand and firm; No. mixed,
| 5O1zc. Oats IN good demand; No. mixed, 2715
| fG275zc. Professionalism frmer at Sl7 90.
Lard scarce and firm at 3715c. Bulk meats
/ stronger; shoulders &c. short rib lOIIc
/ BacOu 6rmerg shoulders TIC, short rib lie,
| short clear ll1zc. Whisky steady at 81 IL.
| sugar steady; hards re; New Orleans 5G6c,
/ Hogs quiet; common and light, 81 50,G5 80;
hacking and butchers, IS 1895 20.
but steady; Howard street and West
EN- superane, 81 255d2 IS; extra, g 1898 50;
! family. SO 1904 IS: city mills super1ne, 81 81
09 IS: extra, 50 coos 81; Rio brands, 81 81
AIS. Wheat-SOuthern steady; Western low
Grand dull; Southern, red s5gSSc, amber 10
a9ic: No MARYLAND, SS(gS9c; No. western
winter red on spot. S35 &c asked. Corn-Sontn-
ern steady; Western nomlnali southern
white 6SG40c, yellow blt96se,
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2z-Graln closed quiet