Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-26

ness good at unchanged rates; mid ltns u |
tsn,'s T-l6d; mlduiing Orleans, 55st; saica /
1900 bales Tor speculation and e. uUrt lOO1 /
bates; receipts 900 bales-nO American.
Futures UplGua~ low mttiuinE 1isurs. /
October delivery, 2i-6id; October ana No
vember, 24-64(G5 25-64d; November and De-
cembcr, 23-6Hd5 24-6ld; December and |
January, ; 26-6ilG5 27-64d; January and Feb |
ruary. 19-64e5 31-64d; February and March, 1
;s3-64l15 54-6td, March aHd April, 37-6Hg |
5S-64d; April and May, 4I-64g5 426ld. |
Market firm.
p. m.-sales to-day included 9.lCO bale
OF American.
Futures: UDlands. low middltng clause,
October delivery. 25-64d. buyers; October
and November, 25-64d, buyers: November
and December, 2j-6id. buyers: December
and January. 2s-64d, buyers; January and
February. ; 3I-6fd, buyers; February and
March, 5 35-f4d, buyers; March and April
39-64d. buyers; April and May. 42-64d
buyers; II sy and June. 1874, buyers. Mar
kel closed very urm.
NJ iuEk- Oct. %, noon.-CottOn opened
hans DC; sales 800 bales.
FutgTes; Marie easy, with sales as fol-
lows: October e'iveT5, Csc November.
Q 7lC: December. Tfes January, Q sic; Feb
ruarv. csc: March. 10 O9c.
SEQ p. motion closed quiet; middling
uulands CSC: rnfddi1rs Drirsu-. To-. sa,sS
907 bales; net receipts 337 bales. gross 5, 703.
EUturcs-Narsct closed quiet but steady,
with eale- OF g. 200 bales. - iCuoV- OUlui.,s.
delivery. 10.a9 y B.; November and Deem
Der. i2G9 l3c, J&nuaTys sag S3c; Fe' =
ruaTy, % gg csc; March. 10 O9c; Auril. 10 p
Gl0 Sc: May. 10 SG9l0 sac; June, 10 4aGlO So;
Juiv. 10 90 as0 G3C.
The Posts cotton report says: "Future de-
llyerics were in fair demand, and closed D. 90 /
Has-ie0c higher. The total sales were $1,000 /
bales, mostly bought by shorts for covering
outstanding engagements. As usual on Satur-
days, the market closed quiet but steady"
GALVESTON. Oct. z5-CoJJOn steady; mld-
ding 95sc; net receipts A.4ll bales. gross 49,
sales 1889 bales; stock 53,9l4 bales; exports,
cOastwise 1905 bales.
NoRFOLK. Oct. 25.-Cotton firm; middling
9T-l6c; net receipts 5,60i bales, gross 5606
sales ,22l bales; stock As 2j9 bales; exports,
cOastwlse ] $50 bales.
WILMINGTUE. Oct. 25.-COttOu steaGy; mid
ding S-l6c; net receipts l79 bales, gross
s7g; sales none: stock 3.25l bales; exports, to
Great Britain 1890 bales, cOastwise 9S4.
NEw ORLEANS. Oct. 25.-COtJOn in fair
demand; mid ting 91sc: net receipts ESQ
bales. gross $50; sae- 5000 bales; stock l3I.
0IS bales; exports, to Great Britain s. 40 bales,
I 20 the continent l2,gS2.
MOBILE, Oct. z5.-CottOn weak and lower to
sell; mIddlng 9 5-l6;; net receipts 2,TS6 bales,
gross ? $50; sales 200 bales; stock 1873 bales;
/ exports coastwise Ala bales.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 25.-CotJ0n easy; miGduns
/ 9i4c; receipts, 4,5s3 bales; Shipments 3,S0i
bales; sales 5000 bales; stock g, Sos bales.
AUGUSTA. Oct. 25.-CottOn quiet; mldtiing
&c; receipts 1918 bales; sales 1885, bales.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 25.-CotJOn firm; mid
ding CSC; net receipts 7.i42 bales, gross 7,442;
sales 200; stock $3.50 bales; exports, coast
wise 1921 bales.
EFs, YoRK. oct. 25.-Consclidated net re-
caipts for az cOtLOV porte to-day 50, sos bales;
exports. TO Great Britain $50 bales, to the
The total visible supply Of cotton for the
world Is lSl3,e50 bales, Of which l34I.356 bales
are American, against 2,ll6.f9 and l,60S,-
s09 respectively last year: Inc receipts OF
cotton at all interior towns for the week were
49, SOS bales: receipts from plantations 32l 969
bales. Crop in sight. l,sll.oi7 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. Erc.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. p, nOon.-Breadstu1s
dull with a moderate inquiry. CoIn, new
mi -aHr n Unn o. ms
NEu Xxx, Oct. 25. uOOn.-ElOur quiet and
unchanged. Wheat lower. Corn irregular.
P3rk dull; mess, SIG IS. Lard weak at CSC.
$500 p. m.-FIour, Southern closed un-
changed. Wheat-s OF lots shade lower and
less sctive; ungraded red, 6S(dS9C; No red.
November delivery Si1s,GS416c. COrn-spot
lots lower and dull; ungraded, 53,G63c; No.
red. October delivery nominal, November 5212
Cd5S3sc. Oats 1sCG5sc lower and less active;
No. >, on spot 3l5zc. Hops held firm. Coffee,
fair RIO, ON SPOT, quiet; No. Rio, November
delivery S0G7 S5c. Sugar steady; mOlasses
sugar. 45sc; fair to good refining, 5 l-l6l0
3 Ice: refined firm-standard A SIC, cut
loaf and crushed SIC, graduated s. -6G63sc.
| MOlasses steady. Rice tirmer. Cotton seeO OIL
-S4Gs36c for crude. Hides firm: New Orleans
| and Texas selected, l0(Gllc. Wool dull and
I depressed. Pork dull and easy; new mess. on
/ spot. sic IS. Middles dull. Lard l2gl4 points
I lower but closed steady; Western steam, on
/ spot 55d7 6Oc. November delivery 3i(ll7 Acc.
Ereights to Liverpool frmer; cotton. per
steam S-l6l9lS-6ld; wheat, per steam. Al.
I again slow and heavy, the current of political
/ interest fairly dividing hOnors with the bust
ness on the floor of the Exchange. November
opened &c lower and dropped another &c,
/ and December followed the same course. The
/ sudden firmness displayed yesterday after
/ noon was caused by some shorts filling here
I and at the seabOard on account of few round
I lots Of wheat and corn being taken for eX-
port. It is said that some French dealers and
| Spectators have been buying quite large
l quantity of grain recently. fearing that
/ import tariff is about to be imposed on wheat
/ by the French Chamber and wishing to load
mp pretty well before such a measure is
/ passed. At all events exporters bought about
| 9O0.OO bushels Of wheat yesterday, while the
| exports OF flour have also been large during
| the week. last Ihursuay alone Ine amount OF
I wheat and Hour together taken equdllng
100000 bushels. Liverpool advices quoted
| wheat as steadily held" but Mark Lane was
lower and quiet. The receipts here to-day
/ were less of winter and more of spring, with
/ smaller receipts at Milwaukee and Toledo.
The next visible supply report, II is thought.
will show an increase OF 100000 bushels or
/ over. In spite Of the reported consumptive
demand. there viii be an increase OF over
/ 100000 bushels in this city alone. In the
I corn market there was considerable doing in
I the November options, but there was no great
/ activity IN other months. The deliveries 81
Y corn Yesterday went into the hands Of strong
I parties, who were glad to get ii for shipping
I and export, and this fact trmed the market
! up in the latter part Of the session. November
I opened to-day at 4lc, went up &c, and then
Z down l5sc. All the year opened sc higher,
I and went down &c. October vas Of lc.
] Liverpool reported corn as strong ana Id
higher, while our receipts were about 40 cars
/ less. 1t was wired from New Ork that
I Armour was thought TO have been in the corn
market here for several days past oats
Z were steady and firm at recent quotations
Provisions were weak anu lower. January
/ pork dropped. Lard opened sc lower, and
went down to Sc s., rallying to S. 30.
| Flour unchanged. Wheat quiet; closed &c
under yesterday; regular, October delivery
I TStSCg74c. November 745z9G74${c; No. Chi
I eago spring, ,S3sGi4c; Corn unsettled and
generally weaker; ca lots 43(G431Sc, October
7 delivery 42sztGA4c, November 425zg441zc: Oats
l dull; cash lots 2jAG255sc, October delivery
I % fc25A4c. Pork weak; prices declined asa
! 55c, and closed tame; cash lots SIS S09I5 IS;
/ an the year SII 2OGu 60. Lard weak and de-
clined l0Gl2lS points; closed same: cash lots
/ 0tlSG7 l5c, November delivery S5G6 971zc.
Bulk meats in fair demand; shoulders 25c,
Z short rib SC. Whisky, 81 Is.
BALTIMORE, Oct. %, noOn.-Flour easy
and quiet; Howard street and Vest
I 20: family, IS 1894 Is; city mills superfne,
I 81 s5G2 20: extra, s. 00G3 IS: Rio brands.
/ 81 ssG4 IS. Wheat-SOuthern firm and higher;
| 90c. amber a81e5c; No. Maryland, S9GS914c;
| No. Western winter red, on spot and OctC-
I Der delivery s214GSSsSc. Corn-Southern
/ hrmer; Western dull and nominal; Southern,
white 5S,G6lc, yellow 50G55c.
/ LOUISVILLE, Oct. 25.-Wheat dull and lower;
/ No. red Tsc. COrn-No. 2, white SOC, mIxeu
visions unchanged: Mess pork, $l7. Bulk
meats-snouluers csc, clear rib lO18c, clear
sides 10 soc. BacOn-shoulders 7q7I4c, clear
I RIB lie, clear sides lI3Sc. Hams, choice sugar
( cured. l4G456c. Lard. prime leaf glkc.
I ST. Louis. Oct. 25.-ElOur unchanged.
Wheat slow and lower; No. red, T65S(G77c
/ for cash; 163Ec for October delivery, Corn in
active and lower; sltGGl14c for cash; 4IlSc for
I October delivery, S75s(9S75sc for November.
Oats quiet. Whisky steady. Provisions dull
I and lower: Pork, SIS GOALS IS. Bulk meats
Y long clear Ice, short rib 25c. clear sides
i S soc. Bacon-lOng clear l05sG9lG3zc, short
I rib l0s<Gl05Sc, clear ll1Se.
/ CINCINNATI. Oct. 25.-FlOur unchanged;
/ family s. SO63 IS, fancy s. SEGA 10. Wheat
! quiet; No. red, 7SGGoc. Corn dull and
| lower: No. 9 mixed, 49e. Oats firm; No.
mixed. 27(d57l<c. Provisions-Pork dull at
l Al5 80 Lard dnll af L. Bulk meats dull and