Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-24

ness moderate at full prices; middlnz 10
lands. l5-lhd; middling Orleans, 61Sd; sales
5000 bales, for speculation sud export LOCO
bales; receipts 3, 200 bales-all American.
Futures: UpianGs low mIGdnng clause,
/ SentomheT delivery, 3 60 -6i95 6l-64d; October,
) 5i-64ld5 80 6l(I5 55-6ld: October and NOvem-
/ her, 3 5O-640J5 5l-64d; November and Deem
Der, 4S-64G 49-63d; December and January
| +S-64,G5 49-64d; January and February,
5O-6i,g5 i 6id February and March. 3 81 Cad /.
! March and April, 55-64d. Market steady at
an advance.
? p. m.-Sales to-day included $500 bales
OF American.
Futures: UpianGs. low psiad}ing clause.
September delivery, 81 -64d. buyers; Septem-
Der and October, 56-64d. buyers; October
and November, 5l-6id, buyers; November
and December, 49-t4d, BUYERS: December
and January. 49-6id, buyers; January and
] February, 5l-64d, value; February and
March, 53-64d, buyers; March and April,
56-6id, value; October, 56-6id, buyers.
Market firm.
4i0Op. mixtures: Uplands. low middling
clause, September delivery. 63-64d; Septem
Der and OctOber,5 57-6id; December amt jan
uary, > j0-G4d; February and March, 54-64d !;
March and April, 57-6id.
500 p. MIXTURES: Uplands. low middlinR
clause, September delivery, 81 Cad, sellers;
SeuteIaber and October. 55-64d sellers; Oc-
toljer and November. 3 5Q-64d. sellers; Novem-
Der and December, 4S-64d, value; Deem
Der and January. 4S-64d, sellers; January
and February. 50-6id, sellers; February and
March. 8 52-6id, value; March and April,
3 55-64d, sellers; October, 8 55-6ld, sellers.
Market closed barely steady.
NEW NOkK. Sept. %, noOn.-Cotton quiet;
middllng uplanus 1890; mlddling Orleans
l05sC; sales 81 bales.
Futures: Market easy, with sales as fol-
lows: September delivery, 10 8ic bid; October,
/ 10 20C: November. 10 l9c: December. 10 PC:
January, 10 SIC; February, 10 49c.
500 p. m.-COttOn closed dull; new cotton
from wharf &c less than quotations; middling
uplands, lO1sc; mlddling orleans, lO7sc; sales
Futures-AarkCt closed easy, with sales
Of 81, 200 bales, as follows: September deliv-
ery, 10 220l0 2ic: October. 10 lie: November,
10 GI(dI0 csc; December. 10 l5GlO Ice; January,
10 26Gl0 &c; February. 10 309lO soc; March,
10 52Gl0 53c; April, 10 84GlO CSC; May, 10 700
| 40 re; June, 10 SSGl0 sec.
The POSTS cotton report saws: Future de
Iiveries advanced 3-loOc, but Immediately
| began TO recede, and were sold downward till
September was bought at l5-lOOc ana the
balance of the list at 7-lOOgS-lO0c below yes
t0Fday's closing quotations. At the third call
| December sold for 10 l6c and January for
| 10 27c: September was held at 10 pc, october
at 70 lie, November at 10 csc, February at
10 4Oc March at 10 SIC, April at 10 csc, May at
10 77c. June at 10 soc, and July at IL Ole. Flu
lures closed barely steady; September l4-lOOc
and the balance 7-lOOGS- lO0c lower than yes
| terday,"
GALVESTON. sept. a3.-Cotton quiet; md
ding 97Sc: net receipts 2,4S9 bales, gross 2,+S9
| sales 4l6 bales; stock 22,5I9 bales.
NoRFoLK-Sept. 13.-Cotton steady mlddl lug
/ l0iSc; net receipts l,720 bales, gross l,12Oi
/ sales 3i7 bales; stock 1903 bales; exports
/ cOastwise 3Gl bales.
WILMINGTON, Sept. 23.-COtton firm; mid
ding l3-l6c; net receipts 63O bales, gross 63O;
sales none; stock 1859 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, sept. 23.-Cotton hrm;
middling I5-l6c; net receipts 2,3lS bales, gross
/ 2S63: Gales l.500 bales; stock 25,l74 bales.
| MOBILE, Sept. 23.-COttOn steady; middllng
I 13-l6c; net receipts 403 bales, gross 56' {;
sales 500 bales; stock 1873 bales; exports,
\ MEMPHis sept. 23.-Cottou quiet; middling
I iGc; receipts ~ bales; shipments l9 btes;
/ sales ~ bales; stock 5,l6a bales.
| Augusta, Sept. 23.-COttOn nrm; mid
dline 95sc; receipts 1904 balesi sales l,l6l
CHARkEsroE. Sept. 23.-Cotton quiet but
| firm; mddling lOc; net receipts $500 bales,
gross $50: sales 400 bales; stock 2l,4TS bales;
| exports coastwise 900 bales.
| NEw YORK. Sept. 23.-COnsoliGated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day 1859 bales;
| exports to Great Britain 4,407 bales, to the
/ continent ~ bales.
PRovIsIONs. GROCERIES. ETC.
/ LIVERPOOL, Sept. -. nO0n.-Breadstufs
I steady, with fair demand. Wheat, red
/ Western spring 6s 6d,g6s sdi winter 6s 9dlGis.
/ Bacon, long clear middles 4es 6d, short ditto
/ SOS sd. Lard, prime Western 3as 3D..
NEW YORK, sept. 3,-The following IS a
| statement OF the foreign and domestic rice
/ movement; Foreign exports OF India from
January 10 date 1851. 200 bags; stock at Eng
/ hsh ports 5Z5,79i; quantity anOat l.l4O,3A.
! The European markets are steady, but with
/ duf lie The domestic new crop is coming
I "
i the demand. Louisiana styles are buOyant,
! but Carolnas are dun and declining.
/ NV / oRsi, sept, ., noon.-Fl Our steady:
| Wteat unsettled. Corn lower. Pork pFmi
mess, $l7 90. Lard lirm at i5c. Freights
900 d. m.-F1our. Southern quiet; common
tn fair extra, So 25,d4 IS; good 10 choice ditto.
4 81 90d6 90. Wheat-spOt lots szGll+c higher,
l .oaving of steady: ungraded red, IS o94c; un-
/ Graded white, S3GS9c; No. red, september
i delivery. S55kcg October, o57slgS61sc. corn
/ snot and September 1855 lower, closing
/ 6o9,,t. unrTaded, 56dG3c; No. 2, september
| ,teiivcrrv gIs<GGS1Sc; October delivery 6OAc.
/ oats n 55ilc lower and in moderate demand /;
| No. 3 3l3{c. Hops dull and nominal. 1ohee,
] Sair no ON spOt, dull at lO3sc; No. Rio, on
1 .Hr : SO sugar unchanged; fair to good
T@P9 S,i T7Sasc: refined dull. MOlasses dull.
4 cotton seed oiI-35gs c Tor crdde; 4fG+Oc Tor
re6nad Pork held firm. new mess, on spot,
l an M EfiddIes dnll and nominal; long clear
| gs:c. Lard opened sgI0 points higher; closed
/ barely steady; Western steam, on spOts lyg
9Oc; September delivery, loci October, %
| az &c. Ereights 10 Liverpool urmi cOLton,
! per steam, 5-32d; wheat, per steam Sd.
| CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-ElOur unchanged.
| Wheat aHsettled; opened strong and &c
| higher; closed &c oyer yesterday; September
delivery, 74s49755sc: October. 75s(Q9767sc; No
| 2 Chicago spring, 7514CG75szc. Corn greatly
| unsettisdJ prices irregular but excitement
| less marked: opened easier and closed &c lower
| for September, lc lower Tor October and sc
| lower for November than yesterday; cash lots
| I2dT2IscI September delivery, T3c: October,
/ 56lIc, Oats weaker and 1zld5sG lower: cash
| lofs a5TSc: September delivery, $4,000 c.
| October. 255Sld26c. Pork quiet; cash and Oc-
| tober delivery, $40 75; all the year, $1I $50
| 10 on lard in active demand and stronger;
cash lois. s5d7 size; October delivery, 25
/ ~ 40c. Bulk meats easier; shoulders 75r,
/ short rib l63Se, short clear log. WHISKY steady
afsllg. Sugar steady; cut loaf 715tg75sc.
zoo n. m.oCOrn was wild but panicky again
/ to-lsvs but the excitement did not reach the
| mitch shown in the previous days trading.
/ the bulls succeeded in maintalng prlses very
| siose 10 the TOP of the range drop OF &C
| rs the price of cash corn during the middle OF
/ the session caused the impression Tor snort
| time that the bottom had fallen out, nut prices
| fiqures vet known. While September delivery
showed decline Of &c as compared with the
| latest figures Of yesterday, October and NO.