Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-16
Nash. q Chatt'a. So
7 x-dividend.
COTTON.


bales; receipts 1900 bales--American $500.
Futures: Upiands. low mlddnng clause,
September delivery. 6 2-6406 3-64d; septem-
Der and October, 62-64d; October ana No
Vember, 3 J6-64d; November and December
; 5S-64d; December and January, 53-64d: :
January and February. 54-64; February and
March. 3 54-64d; March and April, SO -64d /:
October, 63-6id. Market steady.
The tenders of deliveries at tO-day's clear
ings amounted to 300 bales new docket
p m.-Sales to-day included $500 bales
Futures: Uplands. low middling clause.
September delivery, 6 3-64d, sellers; Septem-
Der and October, 62-64d. value; October
and December. 53-4d, sellers; January and
February, 5 54-64d. sellers; February and
March, 5T-e4d, sellers; March and April,
$3.50, buyers October, 6S-64d, value.
Market quiet but steady.
500 p. m.-Futures: Uplands. low middling
clause, September delivery, I-6fd, buyers
September and October. 60-64d, buyers: DC
tOber and November. 5 55-G4d, sellers: Novem-
Der and December, 52-64d, sellers; Deem
Der and January. 5 52-64d. sellers; January
and February, 53-6id, sellers; February and
March, 56-6 Gid. sellers; March and April,
5S-64d. value; October, 6O-6Id, BUYERS
Market closed easy.
SEW YORK. sept. Is, nOOn.-Cotton dull and
easier; mlcdilng npiands l0s<c; middhng Or
lesns Ic; sales Az bales.
Futures: Market steady, with sales as fol-
lows; September delivery. 10 47c; October,
10 2Sc; November. 10 pc; December, 10 2Sc:
y T V 4
$500 p. m.-COttOn closed quiet; middling
uplands, l05sc; mlddling Orleans, l0zSc; sales
2lI bales: net receipts none. gross :, 555 bales.
tuJures-MaTket closed barely steady, with
sales Of l01, 800 bales, as follows: September
delivery, 10 32lGl0 Soc; October. 10 I4(1l0 l5c:
November, 10 lie; December. 10 2Oc; January
10 S0Gl0 Bic; February. 10 42.6l0 43c; March.
10 55C9l0 56c; April, 10 670lO Csc; May, 10 800
10 soc; June, 10 900l0 92c.
The Posts cotton report saws: Future de-
llveries, under the influence of Liverpool ac-
counts and Of increasing port receipts, were
passed on the market at gradually declining
prices tall the loss amounted to l3-l009i0- IOOc.
Then the offerings became less, and BUYERS
had to pay slight advance. At the third
call September brought 10 37@lO Csc, October
10 l9c, November 10 l7c, January 10 33(Gl0 32c,
February lO45l9l0 44c, and March 10 SIC; De-
cember was offered at 10 pc, April at 10 Gle
May at 10 sic, June at 10 CSC, and July at
III O4c. Futures closed steady at the lowest
prices of the day-October 15-lOOc and the
balance l2-lOOGl0-lO0c lower than on last Sat
urday."
GALVESTON, Sept. I5.-Cotton steady: mid
ding 10 5-l6c; net receipts 5,444 bales, gross
5,4gl; sales 636 bales; stock 1926 bales; eX-
ports, cOastwise 7,052 bales.
NORFOLK. Sept.i5.-COttOns steady; middling
IO3sc; net receipts 675 bales, gross 675; sales 175
bales; stock 1926 bales; exports, cOastwise 354
bales.
WILMINGTON, Sept. l5.-Cotton dull; mid
ding l0c; net receipts $50 bales, gross $50;
sales none; stock ], 264 bales; exports, coast
wise 62S bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. l5.-Cotton weak; mid
ding 10Izc; net receipts 2.267 bales, gross 2,s23;
Gales 800 bales; stock 10, 547 bales.
MOBILE, Sept. l5.-COttOn easy: middling
lO1zc; net receipts 1874 bales, gross AL; sales
go bales; stock 1905 bales; exports, coastwise
270 bales.
MEMPHIS, Sept. I5.-Cotton quiet; middling
IO1Sc; receipts IS bales; shipments - bales;
sales - bales; stock 4,673 bales.
AUGUSTA, Sept. I5.-COttOn quiet: mid
dlins 97sc; receipts 537 bales; sales $50 bales.
n NJ Gnnf n T. ct FlErs mid
ding 10 3-l6; net receipts 1854 bales, gross
2,5Si; sales 200 bales: stock 1885 bales.
SEW YORK, Sept. }5.-COnsonuated net re-
caipts for all cotton ports to-day 1882 bales;
exports. to Great Britain 3, S54 bales, to the
continent APO.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. Is, noon.-Breadstuffs
dull, depressed and irregular. Wheat, Cali
fOrnia No. ], 7sl1Ts I'd; No. 2, 6s Sdt6s lOd red
Western spring 6s 6dG6s Sd; do. winter 6s Sd
dGs Id. Lard, prime Wescern, 37s Cd.
LONDON, sept. l5.-The Mark Lane EsDress,
in its weekly review of the corn trade. saws:
ssc;ood 1,r0e1ress in the later harvest ms b,sen
made during the past week. The dry weather
has been favorable for threshing. Deliveries
OF wheat by farmers are on the Increase. The
price of wheat declined Is per quarter, and
flour fell Cd. The sales Of English wheat dur
ing the week were S6,05S quarters at 34s,
against 81, 665 quarters at As Sd during the
corresponding week OF last year. For foreign
wheat the market Is depressed, and prices
have still further declined. In the off-cOast
trade l3 cargOes arrived, were sold, Z with
drawn, and remain. The trade forward is
growing worse; Bis per quarter was accepted
for No. red winter"
NEW ORx, Sept. Is, nOon.-Flour dull.
Wheat lower. Corn dull but firm. Pork steady;
mess, SIS 0O9l5 80. Lard weak at Coo.
Frcights steady.
$500 p. m.-flour, Southern closed barely
steady; common to fair extra, IS 25(14 80;
good to choice. 81 S5,d5 90. Wheat-spOt lots
opened ZG1zc lower closing near best figures;
ungraded red, 65,GSIc; ungraded white, Sl1x(G
sic; No. 2, S41501S5c; September nominal. Corn
spot lots opened &c higher, closing weaker;
ungraded, 54G63c; No. 2, 60G6l1Zc; September
delivery. 5SJICG591zc. Oats-spOt lots 1sCd14c
lower and dull; No. 3, 3lG63l13c. Hops slow
and nominal. Coffee, fair Rio, on spot, quiet
at lOl &c; No. Rio, on spot. t5c; September
delivery, soc. Sugar quiet but steady; fair to
good refining, &c; refined unchanged, extra G
7-l6c, white extra & 55S(G554c, of A SIC,
mould \ 62stg65zc. standard A 61sc, coniec-
TONERS 4 7-l6c, cut loaf and crushed &c,
powdered 63zlG65sc, graduated csc, cubes 81
lG65sc. Molasses quiet. Cotton seed oll-S59
SEC for crude; 45(Gi6c for refined. Hides
firm: wet sailed New Orleans and Texas, 100
lie. Wool firm; Texas 1I922c. Pork dull;
new mess, SI7 90; no sales reported. Middles
nominal; long clear 91zc. Lard 305 points
higher, closing steady; Western steam, on spot
firm; cotton, per steam 1sg5-S2d; wheat, per
steam 21zd-
CIECIEEATI. Sept. 15.-Flour dull: family,
50 1908 60; fancy So 9O,G4 %. Wheat dull; No.
red, 77(G7Sc. Corn dull; No. 2 mixed, sic.
Oats quiet; No. 2 mixed, 2T1z(92Sc. Provisions
Pork fiTmer at Sl7. Lard stronger at 35c.
Bulk meats steady; shoulders &C, short rib
97zc. Bacon dull; shoulders nc, short rib lie,
clear lI1Fc. Whisky steady and firm at 81 IL.
Sugar steady; hard refined UG7sc. Hogs
firm; common and light, 81 25G5 80; packing
and butchers, IS 60G6 90.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. l5.-Flour quiet; family
50 7O(l2 80; choice, 50 25l14 90; fancy, 50 700
p. Wheat unsettled and nervous; closed
fraction above Saturday; No. red, 7414(G
Snntnm
Corn higher but inactive; A. = c for cash; 4S1sc
for September delivery. Oats lower: 2514G
S6Izc for cash; 25lsc for October delivery.
Whisky higher at 81 y. PrOvisions--POrk
quiet; jObbing SIC 50. Bulk meats quiet; long
clear SOC, short rib 60c, short clear l0c.
Bacon steady; long clear 10 259l0 soc, short
rib 10 371z(GlO soc, short clear II OO9ll PIC.
Lard dull and nominal at loo.
BALTIMORR, Sept. Is, nOon.-Flour steady
but quiet; Howard street and West
ern superHne, 81 25,92 20; extra, 50 OOGS IS;
family, 81 O0(15 90; city mills superfne, 81 81
az u; extra. 50 COOS so; Bio brands. "a 90.
Wheat-SOuthefn easier; Western easier and
fairly active, closing dull; Southern, red $40
SIC, amber soc; No. l Maryland. S612GS7c;
No. Western winter red, on spot, S2GS25sc.
COrn--SOuthern steady; Western entirely
nominali Southern white 6aGT0c, yellow ESQ
CSC.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. l5.-Cofee dull; Rio
eargoes, common to prime. 734tGlls<c. Sugar
in moderate demand; fair to fully fair, 40
&c; yellow clarified, 51z9515c. MOlasses dulli
EEuUluEs &NA4+uG.
CHICAGO. Sept I5.-Flour dull and neg
lected. Wheat unsettled; opened easier;
closed weaker; regular, September delivery,
73I4G741<c. Corn unsettled and irregular;
closed about as on Saturday; cash lots, $50
55llc: September delivery, 5415(G55Lc. Oats
irmer; cash lots, 25ls,g25z4c; september de-
livery, 247S9251se. Pork dull; cash lots and
SeptembeT delivery, SI7. Lard opened easier,
but afterwards advanced; September delivery
Z 1907 I5c. Bulk meats steady; shoulders 45c,
short rib 9 525Sc, short clear l0c. Whisky UNI
changed at 81 IL. Sugar steady-standard A
5O(G6 Sec cut loaf 50lg7 561zc.
n m.-There was fair degree OF trading
and activity tnroiigaaont the session IO-uay'
Wheat ouened heavy and &c lower, put To-
wards noon more life was infused in the
market and an advance scored ToWafuS lhS
close of the regular session prices iell DaeA
again. and the market closed only shade
higher than Saturday. On the afternoon
board a stronger feeling prevailed, and prices
rallied &c, the market closing at 751Sc for
December. Trading in corn was quiet but
active The feeling was unsettled, and the
course of the market irregular. Interest CEN
tered in October, which ruled sS(G5sc lower
early in the session, but advanced quickly
from the start under good demand about &c,
then eased of I5sc, and closed about the same
as Saturday. November opened ss(G12c lower,
advanced 1c, and closed sc under Saturday.
The new crop futures ruled quiet, closing
about the same as Saturday. ON sthe after
noon hoard October ruled easy, Novem-
Der was a shade stronger, he mAtHet closing
at 541zo for September, 5l15c forsE fs;ober, and
higher, closing at 251sc for 81. 1mber, 255se
for October and 2J3zc for NOVaAber. Pork
was dull but firm, closing at STA Septem-
Der, SIC 70 for October and $ll 90 Tor all the
wear. Lard was iirmer at Z Is for September
noFs- = m frr.