Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-23
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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. %, nOon.-Cotton ouiet
anu rather easier; middiing uplGnts, 51%d;
middling Orleans, ll-l6d; sales 10000 bs ies'
foT speculation and export 1000 bales; re-
celpts 1900 bales-American q, 200.
Futures: Uplancs. low middlnE clause,
october delivery. 26-64d; October ana No
vember, 27-64(G5 26-64d: November and De
cember, s 2S-64G5 27-64(15 26-6ld5 27-6ld: De-
eember and January, 2s-64d; January and
February, 32-64G5 3l-6i,G5 32-64d; February
anu March, 35-6AG5 36-6id: March and
April, S9-6id; April and Nav, 5 43-84d: Nav
and June, 47-64d. Market quiet but steady.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clear
ings amounted to 400 bales new docket, and
Loo old docket.
? p. m.-sales to-day included 1850 bales
OF American.
Quotations Of American all declined l-l6d /:
Ml9dilng uplands 1-l6d, middling Orleans
Futures: Uplands. low middling clause.
october delivery, 25-64d. buyers; October
and November, 26-6id, BUYERS; November
and December, 5 26-64d. buyers: December
and January. 5 2S-64d, buyers; January and
February, 3l-6Id, buyers; February and
March, S5-64d, sellers; March and April
: Ss-6id, sellers; April and May. 4S-64d,
sellers; May and June, AGA, sellers. Mar
ket Dat.
500 p. MIXTURES: UDlauds. low middling
clause, october delivery, z6-6id, value;
October and November, 26-64d, value; No
vember and December. 25-64d, buyers; De-
cember and January, 5 29-64d. sellers; April
and May, 43-6id, sellers; May and June,
5li-G4d, sellers. Market closed quiet but
NKw YORK. oct. %, noon.-Cotton opened
dull; middslng Uplands 95sc; middling Or
leans lO1sC; sales $50 bales.
Futures: Market dull, with sales as fol-
lows: October delivery, nc; November,
zoe; December. 8 SOC: January, 9 9Oc; Feb
ruary, 10 &c; March. 10 1Sc.
500 ,. m.-COttOn closed weak; middling
uplands. 9tsc; mGdlinc Orleans, 10lSc: salcs
4z2 baies: net receipts 32l bales. gross 7,5i3.
Eurures-M arket closed quiet but steady,
vita saies of 1900 bales, as follows: October
delivery, i5G9 76c: November, 9 nae 7Sc; ;
December, 7StG9 zoe; January. 8 S7(d9 SSc;
February. 10 ole: March. 10 I41l0 I5c; April,
10 2S.Gl0 29c; May, 10 42Gl0 43c; June, 10 56(ll
10 SIC; July, 10 67ll0 CSC.
The POSTS cotton report says: purchases
IN Southern markets TO ill contracts for OctO-
Der shipment, made last August and Septem-
Der in Europe, and mainly in Liverpool, will
be nearly completed. Port receipts in the
next few weeks cannot be otherwise than
large IN proportion to the demand, and Liver
pool continues to decline. 1t is TO be expected
that this Will make itself felt in Southern
markets and react on future deliveries, unless
an early killing frost should for short time
cause a slight upward movement. On the
whole, the market has been quiet up to the
third call and fluctuations were small, as seen
below. At the third call November brought
3 7qc, January 9 S9G9 SSc, February 10 02c,
March 10 l5c, April 10 pc, and May 10 4sc,
showing a decline OF 3-l00G4-100c. Futures
closed steady but A-l0QG5-lG0c lower than
Yesterday
GALVESTON. Oct. 22-Cotton easy; MD
ding Q 7-l6c: net receipts 5,S7S bales, gross
ISIS. sales Oql haIes. stock 20 Gao bales: ex-
ports, to Great Britain l., 3Sl bales.
NORFOLK. Oct 22.-CottOn quiet; miditlng
9lzc; net receipts 6.629 bales, gross 6,62S;
sales 2,sja bales; stock IS, 100 bales; exports,
cOastwise l,73e bales.
WLHIEGTOH. Oct. 22.-COtton steady; mid
ding 9 I-l6c; net receipts Sl2 bales, gross
Sl2; sales none; stock %, ass bales.
sew ORLEANS. Oct. 22.-COtton easy;
middling 9-l6c. net receipts 5,64 bales, gross
Z, I6T; sales 1900 bales; stock l34,025 bales 4;
exports, 70 the continent 1886 bales, cOastwise
$3.50.
NOZZLE. Oct. 22.-COttOn easy and irregu-
lar; middling CSC; net receipts l,Sl7 bales,
gross LOCO; sales 900 bales; stock ,294 bales
exports cOastwise 2 70 bales.
MEdPHIs, Oct. 22.-COttOn quiet; middlins
9 T-I6c: receipts, 1898 bales; shipments LILO
bales; sales 2,s50 bales; stock 29,553 bales.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 22.-CottOn dull; middling
Lice; receipts l,I3S bales; sales l,59S bales.
CHARLESTON. Oct. 22.-COtton easier; mid
ding q e; net receipts $500 bales gross g. 400;
sales AGO; stock $4,000 balesi exports, to the
continent 4,S00 bales, cOastwise 1858.
SEw YOKE, Oct. 22.-COnsOnuated net re-
reipts for all cotton ports to- day 39,027 bales
exports, to Great Britain 1888 bales, to the
continent 1885.
PROVISIONS. eROCEsIE5. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. p, nOOn.-Breadstufs
dull with very small business doing. Wheat,
California No. ]. Ts,19s Cd; ditto No. 3 6s 6dG
Is Sd; red Western winter. 6s 4dtG6s I'd. Corn,
new mixed s. SGD. Bacon, long clear mid
dies, nominal; short ditto 52s Cd. Lard, prime
Western. SIS cd.
SKw OKK, Oct. p. noon.-FlOur dull and
heavy. Wheat weak. Corn irregular. Pork
firm; mess, SIG 75gH 90. Lard hrm at zoe.
500 D. m.-Fiour, Southern dull and weak /;
common to fair extra, So 20lG4 20; good TO
choice ditto. 81 1905 IS. Wheat-s, OF lots 40
&c higher, closing with reaction Of 14tG15c:
ungraded red, 67G9Oc; ungraded white, 11c;
No red, Sl5sCgS55zc. COrn-spOt lots firm
ungraded, 56g59c; No. :. November delivery
54&G55c. Oats 14G12c higher and fairly
active: No. 3. on spot SIC. Hops duh and
nominal. Coffee, fair Rio, on spot, dull at 100
l054c; No. Rio, on spot soc; October delivery
35GS 40c. sugar steady but very quiet; fair
TO good refining l-l6.g5 3-l6c; refined easier
&C 454G51sc, extra 5IslG5szc, white extra
Z SIC, yellow 41S(g45<c, on a 59s(G53zc, mould
A J5sc. standard A &c, cOnfectiOners' A
&c, cut loaf and crushed 63z(I67sc, powdered
6sse, graduated GsSG61Zc, cubes csc. Mo
Iasses unchanged. Cotton seed oil-35(GS6c for
crude: 44lG45c for refined. Hides steady;
New Orleans and Texas selected, 10(cllc. Wool
dull and depressed. Pork firm; mess, on spot
$40 759l5 90. Middles nOminallOng clear, 91ac.
Lard 4lG6 points higher, closing with some re-
action: Western steam, on spot 1Oc, NOyem-
Der delivery 1897 4Sc. Freights to Liverpool
firm; cotton. per steam lS-64g7-3 SOD; wheat,
per steam, 4d.
BaETIxoRR, Oct. p, ncon.-Flour market
quiet; Howard street and Vest
"a family. s. 1904 IS: city mills superfne,
50 25G2 IS: extra, 50 O0G3 IS: Rio brands,
81 GOA IS, Wheat-SoutEern quiet but steady
Western firm and higher; southern, red SO(G
s5c, amber 92GsSc; No. Maryland, SS12c;
No. 2 " eslern winter red. on spot S2GS214c.
Corn-SOuthern quiet but firm; Western duh
and nOminal; Southern, white 56G5Sc, yellow
55c.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 22.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat irregular: No. red, IS(G7sssc for cash
s54(gIS5sc Tor November delivery. Corn lower
and slow; Acc for cash; 46c for october 9e-
/ livery; SSAc for November. Oats steady;
| 26lG261sc for cash; 26d261sc for all the year.
Whisky steady at 81 y. PrOvisiOns-POrk dull
at SIG % for jOOblng trade. Bulk meats weak;
long clear 5 csc, snort rib 75c, short clear
lOc. Bacon lower; long clear 10 75c, short
rib lie, clear ll14lGllazc. Lard duh and noml-
nal at &C.
CIHCISSGTI. Oct. 22.-Flour unchanged;
family s. S0.G3 65, fancy So S0G4 10. Wheat
firm; No. red, 7SlG79c. Corn dull; No. 3
mixed, % Sc. Oats irregular; No. mixed,
27d27lSc. PrOvsiOns-POrk firm at SIG GOA
gu
unchanged. Bacon unchanged; shoulders a sc,
short rib lOISc, short clear ll1zc. Whisky firm
at 81 II. Sugar strOngcr-hard refined t54CG
nc New Orleans 516c. Hogs easier; COM
mon ana light, So 1894 81; packing and
butchers, 81 1905 10.
CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-The wheat market was
active aud stronger early IN the session to-
dav. but closed weaker on the regular beard,
with a decided rally and better show OF
strength. At the afternoon session there was
more doing on outside account ana local
speculative account. Foreign advices were
again quoted dull and weak, with more in
quiry for export grades. However, at home
ports the receipts here continue large, being
45S cars during the past - hours. but the re-
ceipts at other markets show a slight falling
of. The market opened isCJ5zc higher, eased
on &c, later became strong under active buy
ing, advancing &c, eased on sc. huctuated
and closed on the regular board &c over yes
terday's prices. On the afternoon board the
market advanced &c additional, closing firm
At 1850 for November, I71s,9I95ze for Decem-
Der aud fT5Sc for January. A good specula-
tive business was transacted in corn, but the