Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-15

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| leans -o14c; sales 4i6 bales.
Futures: Marker quiet but steady; sales az
/ follows: October delivery, 9 SIC. November
s5c; December. soc: January, 10 O2c; Feb
ruary, 20 Ice; March, 10 29c.
NEW 1ORE, Oct. Il, $500 p. m.--COttOn closed
weak mlddling uplands, lOc; mIddling Or
leans, l04c; sales 81 bales; net receipts 100
| bales. gross 5,1l2 bales.
tuturea-Marketc closed steady, with sales Of
5000 bales, as follows, October delivery, 81
/ az sz': November, 93d9 9ic; December
99sG9 9Sc; January, 10 07GlO Csc; Februaty
10 2lgGl0 pc; March. 10 5000 36c; April, 10 80
/ GlO SOC: May, 10 62G1O &c; June, 10 75td
/ 10 &c; July, 10 SSGl0 sec.
The Posts cotton report SAYS: culture de-
llveries are affected by the small stock at New
/ York, by cooler weather, and by q better
closing &C Liverpool. After losing s-lO0G
2-l0oc on the near months, prices advanced
o-lgoG4- l0oc. part Of the advance was lost.
and at the third call sales were made at 3-IOf
d2-luoc lower than yesterdays closing. No
vcmber brought 9 Ole and pc, January 10 O6c
| 10 74cn
GALVESTON, Oct. H.-Cotton quiet; mid
/ ding 9-l6c; net receipts 2,19S bales, gross
/ 2,lgS; sales 500 bales; stock 1898 bales.
/ NOkFoLK. Oct. A.-COttOn quiet; middlinC
e.c; net receipts ,2SS bales, gross ass; sales
l,iis bales; stock 20OSl bales: exports, TO Great
| Britain 1915 bales, coastwise 97S bales.
| WILMINGTON, Oct. 4.-COttOn firm; mid
/ ding Ice; net receipts 1867 bales, gross
I l,Ses; sales none; stock 1884, bales.
Nav ORLEANS. Oct. H.-CUtton steady;
mid Hing CSC: net receipts lO,SS7 bales sross
1852; sales 1000 bales; stock =. 256 bales: ex
ports, 90 Great Britain l,i25 bales, coastwise
2, i91 bales.
MOBILE, oct. H.-COtton quiet; mid.iIina
Q 9-l6c; net receipts 1851 bales, gross q, 72O;
| sales 200 bales; stock 6,24I bales; exports,
| cOastwisc s, l32 bales.
! MEhPuls, Oct. H.-COtton quiet; mid,Jling
~; receipts l,565 bales; shipments ,l,9 bales;
/ sales Loo bales; stock 1926 bales.
| AUGUSTA, Oct. i.-COtton dull; mid
/ dlns "a; receipts 1850 bales; sales LIS
| CHARLESTON, oct. l4.-Cotton easier; mid
ding 9lSc; net receipts ASS bales gross 4,5S3;
/ sales 5000; stock gallo bales; exports coast
NEW YORK, oct. I4.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day 4O,3l2 bales !;
/ exports, 70 Great Britain 1871 bales, to
/ the continent lO,l52.
| PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. Il, nOOn.-BreadstufIs
steady, with fair demand. Lard, prime
/ Western. SIS cd. Cheese, American fine Dos
/ Ga.
NKw NOak, Oct. Il. noon.-Flour dull and
/ heavy. Wheat heavy. Corn dull. Pork dun !;
mes, Sli %. Lard weak at soc. Freights
| steady.
mon To fair extra, 50 S0l9i 30; good to choice,
/ 81 S5l15 90. Wheat-srOt lots 15C1lc lower.
| closing with decline partly recovered; I'M
| graded red, 6OtqG9Oc; ungraded white, 6AG
| Csc; No red on spot, sac. Corn-spOt
a shade better and quiet; ungraded 5IG62c;
ungraded white, CSC; No. ,, October delivery
l bdcs O3t3 800 iOWcEs No 2, tztugoZt2C
Hops quiet. Coffee, fair Rio, on spot, dull
| at 1915 No. Rio, on spot CSC; October
uCilvery 45c. sugar steady; mOlasses sugar
| &c: muscoyadocs sc; Barbados 4IsC; fair
/ 20 good refining 43zt94tsc; refined dull-C 100
| 47sc extra & 5G5l &c, white extra Z 55Ac, yellow
| 4Ga4szc. OF \ SIC, mould A 614c, stan
dard 4 55se, confectiOners a 55sc,cut loaf and
| crushed CSC, powdered 6ts(g65zc, granulated
i Cu6 H. Ice. cubes &c. MOlasses duh. Cotton
| seed oll-35c for crude; 44G46c for refined.
/ Hides firm; New Orleans and Texas, selected,
soft Hrf~ ftraawn NaE Nfarb
/ firmly held: mess. on spot, Sl1. Mlddles nOml-
| nal; long clear, 9l5c. Lard opened 4(g5 points
/ lower, closing firm; Western steam, on spot,
| 50G1 15c, October delivery 54g1 59c.
| Freights to Liverpool firm; cotton. per steam,
| lS-6fG57-S2d; wheat, per steam 3l4(G35sd.
| CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE wheat market was
1 very heavy again during the greater part Of
| the session to-day, owing TO the enormous in
| crease Of 3.70O,OO0 bushels in tie visible sup
i ply, but became stronger toward the close on
| The regular board and almost buOyant on the
the afternoon board. closing fully lc over the
| latest figures Of yesterday; there was strong
1 demand from the shorts in the afternoon, ap-
precia0ly helping the RISE Ine lStest hg uTes
/ were 49, &C for October, 115stgll2sc Tor NOYem-
| Der, sg5sc Tor December and $50 for January.
/ Corn ruled quiet. with an easier feeling, and
| the closing figures show little change; the
| receipts were only moderate, and the visible
| supply showed a decrease Of 800, 900 bushels;
| the closing figures we're Soc for October, so &C
| Tor N9Vember, 4S24C LOT an Tue yeaT anu 4u274c
| for May. Oats ruled easy on the regular
| board. but regained some strength in the
| afternoon session. closing at &c for October,
| g73sc for November, 27c for all the year and
| 20 sc for May. Pork ruled lower, but closed
| moderately strong at medium figures; the
closing was at SIG - for October, Sl2 IS for all
the year and Sl2 . for January. Lard was
| weaker. clos ing at Z SOC for October, 20c for
| November and 2 sc for January.
| Flour easier but not quOtably lower. Wheat
| opened a shade lower; closed &c over yester-
| day: regular. October delivery 743sG7i5zc;
| No. >, red "a GI71zc- Corn opened shade
| lower: closed about the same as yesterday
| ca n lots 55Szc; october delivery 55szlG561sc.
| Oats dull and easy; cash 1890; october de
! livery a65zGsS3<c. Pork weaker; declined Is
| td2Oc and closed steady cash lots Sl6 OO9l6 90;
| October delivery SIG. Lard ruled easy and de-
| elined 5yGl0 points; cash lots I SOygl SSei DC
| tOber delivery 25l1T SIZE. Bulk meats easier
| shoulders 45c, short RIB 91sc, snort clear
| IOI4c. Whisky steady and unchanged. sugar
steady and unchangedi standard A o1sc'
B1LrENoKE, Oct. IA, noon.-Flour quiet
| but steady; Howard street and Nest-
ern supegnne. 81 25G2 75; extra, g 90G
3 37G2 IS: extra, 50 OO(d3 so; Rio brands
| a 62l1f IS. Wheat-SOuthern steady; western
easy; Southern, red s4C9S7c, amber 9Sg95ci
winter red. on spot, Sl9sgSll9c. CorR-South-
ern quiet and nominal; Western dull and
| nominal: Southern, white 51(G5Sc, yellow 6Oc
ST LOUIS. Oct. 14.-Fiour unchanged
I wheat unsettled; closed &c above yesterday
| No. 3 red, 771z0G771sc for cash; 114Cg57Ssc fol
October delivery. Corn duh but about steady
l for cash. AJrat Dlu OEkOUGE uGAlNGIN
Oats duh and lower; 2f5<G2Ic for cash
whisky unchanged at 81 u. Provisions very
quiet.
l red 7Gc Corn scarce and firm; No. ?. white
| So mixed 56c. Oats scarce and firm; No.
2gc, Provisions unchanged; Mess pork, Sl1
Bulk meats-shOulders &c, clear rib sc
| clear sides l01zc. Bacon-shOulders &c, cleal
! rib lOlsc. Hams, sugar cured. l4c. Lard
choice kettle 916c.
SEW ORLRAEs, Oct. l4.-Cofee unchanged
| Rio carQoes. common to prime, 7sz0Gll1zc
sugar unchanged. Cotton seed OiI-prlm'
| crude S39S4c
NAVAL STORES.
IoNpoN. Oct. IA, 500 p. m.-Spirits tur
| pentipe steady-spot rs Cd; November
december delivery Us Cd; January to Apr
nav YORK. oct. Il. noon.-spirits turpen
tine steady at SOGSo14c. Rosin steady
500 p. m.-spirits turpentine firm at 500
CHARLESTON, Oct. 4.-spirfts turpentin'
firm at 271{c. Rosin quiet and nominal
| strained and good strained. 81 O5.
| WILMISGTOE, Oct. l4.-SpirIts turpentlni
firm at 27ISc. KOsin dull; strained 921zc
good strained. 971<c. Tar firm at 81 40. Cruc
turpentine steady; hard, 81; yellow dip an
virgin, 81 70.
NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-The~rice market
| fairly sctive for both foreign and domesti
! STYLES. and prices are held firm, while South
| ern Q4Ylccs note hSIueI naIkttss SaEollDl
| and Louisiana, common to TAR, Is Quote'
al 4G5I<c, good to prime 51zt957se, choic
6'a6IZc, extra 61SCd63sc; RangoOn 4s4g41sC
duty paid, and 25siG295[c in bond; Patna 5sse
, | lava 5s4d5sSc. Messrs. Dan Talmage's Son
& CO. Of Charleston, telegraphs the GRO
movement to date as follows: Receipts 5,sl
| bbls: salts 5,435 bbls; stock 40 Dds; VIII
a free movement and prices firm.
The following is a statement OF the forelg
and domestic rice movement: Foreign eX
ports OF India since jan TO date 5s049, oo
bags; stock at English ports, S5l,7le, agalns
80. 400 at the equal date last year; quantit
anOat, 1908, 424 bags, an increase over las
year Of 62,7I2. The Continental and Englisl
markets are dull, and the transactions report
cd are at prices in buyers favor. Domestic
, although the receipts are heavy, the move
ment is sufficiently free 10 steady prices, ant
no weakness is visible. Millers on the coas
, report much of the receipts OF rough as dam
; aged, and pounding out yellow and with un
usual watse. The receipts are 344, l59 bbls o
rough and Il. ASS bbls Of clean.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 4.-Receipts of ric