Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-24

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LIVEhPOoL- Oct. %. nOOn.-COttOn nat and
! prices somewhat irregular; mid ihng u3-
lshfa. t-l6d; gniCdiing Orleans, SGD; sales
iu,UJu Oaies, for speculation and EXPORT Loon
bales; receipts $1,000 bales-American Il. Goo.
futures; JpiSads, low mrtdliuz claust
October delivery, 5 25-64gG5 25-64d; October
anu November, 5 24-64,05 28-64d: November
and December, 2t-64cG5 23-64d; December
and January, 2S-6ilG5 2j-64d; January and
! February, S0-64G5 29-64d; February and
| March. 34-64G5 33-64d; March and ADriI.
| 3S-6ig5 35-64d; April and Nav, s 4IIs464
41-64d. Market hat.
2 p. m.-Sale5 to-day included 6 500 balae
| Of American.
Good middling uplands 9-I6d, middling up-
lands a-l5d, low middling uplands SD.
good ordinary uplands sd, ordinary uplands
4 ll-i6d; good middling Texas 55Sd. mid
ding Texas 55Sc, low middling Texas 5sSd
good ordinary Texas S-l6d, ordinary Texas
42<d; good midding Orleans SID, middling
orleans 5ssd, low middling Orleans SID, good
ordinary Orleans 5Ad. ordinary Orleans 4sfd.
EatuTes: Oplsnus. tUw ml1dliRg ciause,
and S6ve Sgbeg ld id :o' Seiers October
aud December. 2i-64d. value: December
and January. 26-6fd, sellers; January and
February, 5 29-6id, sellers; February and
March, 33-64d, sellers; March and April
SS-64d, sellers; April and May, 5 4O-6id'
yaluei May and june. 44-6i. value. Mar
$3.50 p. MIXTURES: Uplands. low middling
clause, October delivery. 23-6tG5 2l-64d;
October and November, 23-64G15 2i-6lc:. De-
cember and January, 3 2i-64Ib5 81 Sid: .Jantl-
AIRY and February, ) 29-64g15 3O-6ld; February
and March, S2-O4G5 S3-64d; March and April,
8 S7-64d.
5:o0 p. m.-Futures: UDlands. low middIins
clause, October delivery, a SD, buyers:
October aud November, 2l-64d, sellers; No
vember and December, 5 25-64d, sellers: De-
cember and January, 27-6id. buyers; Janu-
airy and February, 3 30-6id, buyers; February
and March, S4-64d. sellers; March and April,
5 SS-64d. sellers; April and May, ~ Gid, SELL
ers; May and June, 46-64d, sellers. Market
closed steady.
sales for the week, 10000 bales-Amerlcan.
$1,000 bales; Spectators took 100 bales; ex-
pOrters took 400 bales; actual exports, ago
bales; imports, 10000 bales-American, 81, goo
bales; stock, 10000 bales-American, 252, GOO
bales; afOat, $4,000 bales-American, ISIS, GOO
bales.
NEw YORK. Oct. %, noon.-Cotson opened
weak; middling uplsnds 95sc; middling Or
leans -O1 80; sales 40 bales.
Futures: Market steady, with sales as fol-
lows: October delivery, zoe; November.
&c; December, 76c; January, S5c; Feb
ruary, 9 97c; March. 10 lie.
5sUO p. m.-CottOn closed weak; middling
uplancs, s5kc; middling Orleans. iOlSc; sales
Az bales; net receipts 80 bales. gross 1884.
futures - srEet closed barely steady,
with sales Of $500 bales, as follows: October
| delivery, 12G9 14s; November. 1909 74c;
December. 1893 74c; January, 8 S8c; Febru-
AIRY, 2 e5JG9 9jc; March. 10 O9,GlO l0c; April,
10 29Gle 2tc; May, 10 S6Gl0 SIC; June, 10 500
| 10 sic; July, 10 60 9lO &c.
The Posts cotton report says: Future de-
| lveries are IN moderate request. The third
| cSll showed a decline OF 2-l00ld3- lO0c from
/ yesterdays closing quotations., and only 100
/ bales OF February were bought at 6 9Sc and 100
/ bales Of May at 10 S9c. Futures closed EASY
| with October 2-l0lc, November $1,000 and the
balsnce 4-lO0G6-lo0c lower than yesterday"
| GALVESTON. Oct. 23.-CoUton steady; md
ding CSC; net receipts $3.50 bales, gross 1856;
/ sales So bales; stock 50,72S bales; exports,
| cOastwise S.74S bales.
NORFOLK. Oct. 2S.-COttOn quiet; middling
7-l6s; net receipts 4, l97 bales, gross 4, 1877
| sales 1850 bales; stock 49, log bales; exports,
coastwise 1920 bales.
WILMINGTON, Oct. 23.-CottOn steady; mid
| ding 5-l6c; net receipts S2T bales, gross
| So; sales none; stock 2j,2S2 bales.
NEW OSLEAFa. Oct. 23.-COttOn easy:
mid tlng e-l6cs net receipts 1878 bales gross
exports. to Great Britain $500 bales, TO France
as, to the continent 600.
AORILE, Oct. 23.-Cotton weak and lower to
| sell; middliug 93sc; net receipts l,04+ bales,
gross 1902; sales 200 bales; stock 1901 bales;
| exports cOastwise 1856 bales.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 23.-CoTgon easy and lower
TO SELF mIddnng s5scs receipts, lila bales;
sninments l,Si0 bales; sales 2,SJ0 bales; stock
] 81, 27S bales.
AUsUsTA, Oct. 2s.-Cotton quiet; middline
| S3sc: receipts !, 564 bales; sales l,64l bales.
| CHARLESTON, Oct. 23.-COttOn quiet and
/ lower: middling Sc; net receipts 5,S73 bales,
gross ISIS; sales $500; stock S2,302 bales; ex-
ports, 20 Great Britain I, 42s bales, TO the con-
Eas YORK, Oct. 2s.-Consolidated nes re-
eeipts Tor al cotton ports today A, 4S9 bales;
| exports, to Great Britain 1910 bales. to the
/ continent S,05S, to France $3.50.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES,. KTO.
| LIVERPOOL, Oct. 90, noon.-Breadstuns
/ dull and unchanged. Bacon, short clear mid
/ dies, SIS. Lard, prime Western, 39s.
| NEW 1ORK, Oct. %. noon.-FlOur quiet and
| unchanged. Wheat duh and unsettled. Corn
/ weak. Pork firm; mess, SIG 75(9l7 90. Lard
/ steady at 1Gc. Ereights firm.
500 p m;-klour. Southern quiet and
steadily held. Wheat-srOt lots lGl1Se lower,
| closing depressed; ungraded red, 69G901zc;
| No. 3 red, S61SQIS91zc, elevator S53z(GS65zc.
| COrn-spOt lots about &c lower, closed heavy
| ungraded. 55GS9c; No. red, November de-
/ ter closed heavy; No. g on spot 32G321<c
/ Hops unchanged. Coffee, fair Rio, on spot,
1 duh and weak at lOc; No. Rio, on spot 35c;
| October delivery 209S Soc sugar dull and
| nominailv unchanged; fair to good refining
! 5 1-l6G5 Slice; refined &C 41sG51sc. extra Z
| 5lsG53zc, on A 5lS0G5skc, mould A q &c, stand
ard A &c, eonfeetioners A 6S4e; Mo
lasses steady. Cotton seed oll-S59S6e foI
| crude; 4ag44c for refined. Hides fairly held;
| New Orleans and Texas selected, l09llc. Woo
| dull and easy. Pork firm. Mlddles dull; long
/ clear s5ac. Lard closing easy. western steam
on spot zoe, October delivery 6Oc Freightl
| TO Liverpool steady; cotton. per steam l3-64d
wheat, per steam, I'd.
| CHICAGO. Oct. 23.-There was q strong
| opening in wheat to-day. and for a time the
| market was weak and steady, but on the re-
| ceipt Of the news of the Washington bank
! tutIc were ACuh9 OueIlugs ana the
| market sold on 11sc and ruling weak, closed
/ on the regular board &c under yesterday. The
/ weakness continued IN the afternoon session
| the market again declining 1sGt<c, and
| closing at T3i<c for October, 74ISc for NOvem-
I Ter. F6c for December, and 765Sc for January
| The receipts here continue large, summing
I for the past - hours 442 cars, against 453 yes
/ terday. but at other Western points the
/ arrivals were smaller. The corn markell
| ruled heavy all day, and appeared In
measure demOralized. The receipts show an
| increase. The offerings were free, but opera
/ tore Ners cautious about buying. The de-
mand was comparatively light; October de:
clined SIC early IN the session, and closed on
the regular board 21zc under yesterday; No.
vember opened firmer, but quickly sold Of &c
/ then rallied a trihe. and closed I1zc under
| Yesterday. The cold weather in the West
| which is favorable TO the grading Of corn
was one weakening influence. On the after
! aeon board the market ruled 1rmer at 43c fol-
October, 42S.c for November, SOC for the year
| ami $3.50 for May. Pork was quiet and gen.
orally easier, closing at Sl5 20 for October
SlI 721z for all the year, and Sll 10 for January
| IaFd gas easy, closing at l2lS for October
97lS for November and December, aed or.
for January.