Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-02

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LIvERruOl. Oct. l. nOon.-Cnttor Business
large al advancing prices; middlinE uplands.
'1zdi mlluihE UTicaLt, 5tsdi saie- 1900
lsles. for speculation Eni export 1900 bale;
yesterdays sales were increased by late bust
ness by 1000 bales American; receipts 1900
Futures Uu.ands low middIing claupe
October delivery, 44-G3f9e5 43-G4G5 4J-64G
: i6-9id; October ana November, 44-G4gg
s s3-e4d5 4f-G4d; November and December
iz-6iG5 H-6id; December and January.
8 42-6HG5 A4-64d: January and February
: 45-64G5 20 CLOS f7-64d; February and March,
s 4s-6Agj i9-64d; March and April, 5 5I-GlG
: 52-0id. Market firm at the advance.
The tenders Of deliveries at tO-day's clear
lngs amounted 70 600 bales new docket, and
800 old docket.
? p. m.-sales to-day included 1000 bales
OF American
Futures: UpIands. low middIing clause.
October delivery, 5 47-64d. sellers; October
and November. 4i-6id, buyers; November
and December. 44-6id, buyers: December and
January. 45-5id, SELLER; January and Feb
ruary, 45-64d, sellers; February and March,
: A8-ad, BUYERS: March and AUriI Z - -gld
buyers; April and May, 5s-64, value. Mar
ket steady.
$3.50 p. m.-Futures: Uplands. low middIing
clause, October delivery, 5 45-64,G5 43-64d; Oc-
tober and November, 43-64,H5 42-64d; No
vember and December 42-B4d: December
r
February, 5 45-64fG5 44-64d; February and
March, is-6ig5 i'-O4d; March and April,
: 50-6id.
5.0Jp. MIXTURES: Uulands. low middling
clause, October delivery, 81 Cad, buyers;
October and November, 5 40-G4d, Sc lers: No
yemner and December, 3 Sg-64d. buyers: De-
cember and January, 40-64d, value; Jan
uary and February. 8 42-64d, va ne; Feb
ruary and March, 42-6id, buyers; March and
April, 4s-t4d, sellers; April and May.
; 5l-6id, value. Market closed firm.
SEW AOEz, Oct. !, nCOu.-JoLlon opened
dull; niddlng uplands lO1Sc; midclinx Or
leans O5Sc; sales 20 bales.
Futures; MarEet barely steady, with sales
A. follows. October delivery, 10 06c: NOvem-
February, 10 Bic; March, 10 43c bid.
800 y. Motion closed dull; middling
uplands, lO1sc; mIddllng orleans, l05kc; sales
$50 bales; net receipts 30 bales gross s,632.
tutures-Market closed steady, with safes OF
$4,000 bales, as follows: October delivery,
9 94G9 9sc, November. 94(d9 CSC; December
9 slg9 9Sc; January, 10 O7,Gle Csc; February.
10 ~ 9l0 gle; March. 10 5000 34c; April, 10 a.
az 4'c; May. 10 6oGlO Gle; June, 10 72Gl0 74c;
July, 10 50 0l0 Sic.
The Posts cotton report says: "The bulk Of
the short interest having evidently been COW
cred yesterday sellers Of future deliveries, to
make progress, were necessitated. without in
termissiOn, TO lower prices so that a reduction
ensued Of g-lC0dS-lOOc. After a recovery Of
2-lOOc December sold, at the third call, at
9 sgc' January at 10 C9c, and February at
q
at . Soc, March at 10 3jc, April at 10 4S0lO 49c,
May az 10 66c, June at 10 75c, and July at
10 soc. Futures closed firm but lO-lO0cGS- lOOc
lower than yesterday
GALvEsrOE, Oct. I.-COttOn steady: mid
ding CSC; net receipts SIS bales. gross 25lS:
sales 1882 bales; stock 30,S36 bales; exports,
cOastwisc 1922 bales.
NORFOLK. Oct. lotion firm; middling
ll-l6c; net receipts 1927 bales, gross 2,g21 /:
sales 9i3 bales; stock S,S0S bales; exports coast
wise l,5S5 bales.
49,
ding 9l5c; net receipts CSC bales, gross CSC;
sales none: stock l,iSl bales; exports, coast
wise l,74l bales
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. l.-Cotton easy; mid
ding sezc; net receipts 5,l55 bales, gross $3.50
GALES 1000 bales; stock a, ll6 bales; exports,
TO Great Britain 4, $50 bales, coastwise 6,722.
MOBILE, Oct. Cotton easier; middlng
yzc; net receipts us bales, gross 74S; sales Is
bales
MEMPHIS, Oct. I.-Cotton quiet; middling
Ssc; receipts 100 bales; shipments 81 bales
sales $50 bales; stock s.427 bales.
AUGUsTA, Oct. l.-Cotton steady; midi
bales.
CHARJEsTOS, Oct. lotion quiet; mid
ding CSC; net receipts 5025 bales, gross 5,02S
sales 500; stock 44,20l bales; exports, to
Great Britain 1900 bales, cOastwise l,522.
NkW YORK, Oct. l.-COnsOlldated net re-
ccipls for all cotton ports to-day 24,723 bales
exports, to Great Britain l4,2j5 bales.
LIVERPOOL. oct. /, nOOn.-Breadstufs firm
prices sti1ening a little. Wheat. California
No. ], 7s,G7s Sd +; red Western winter, 6s SdG7s.
Corn, new mixed. IS l1zd. Bacon, short clear
middles 5ls Cd Beef, extra India mess 91s Cd,
prime mess As. Cheese, American, fine SIS Cd.
NEW ORE, Oct. i, nOon.-FlOur quiet
and unchanged. heat lower and dull. Corn
duh. Pork steady; mess, Sl1. Lard steady at
Csc. Ere gifts steady.
$500 y. m.-FlOur, southern steady. Wheat
spot lots 1S(l34c higher but very quiet; I'M
graded red, 63G93c; No red. on spot SS34tG
soc. October delivery SS14dS91zc. Corn
spot lots and October 2iGsI4 c higher; ungraded
5HG59c: ungraded white 5S5a(Gi0c; No. =, Goa
60Jsc; October delivery 6olQG623zc. Oats ga
Sc higher, closing firm; No ,. 3lG3l14c. Hops
dull and nominal. Coffee, falr Rio, on spot,
steady at l014C; No. Rio, on spot, s Csc, DC
tober delivery Coo. Sugar dull and some
what nominal; Brazil 5-l6c; fair to good re-
filming. lS-l6Gi l5-l6c; refined weaker
mould \ t5s,G6 7-l6c, cut loaf and crushed
CSC, powdered 612lG63zc, graduated 64@
6 s. l6c, cubes 615c. MOlasses unchanged. Rice
firm. Cotton seed Oll-35(d36c for crude; asa
46c for refined. Hides firm; New Orleans and
Texas, selected, l0,0llc. Wool firm for choice;
others weak. Pork firm and moderately
active; mess, on spot, Sls GO. Mlddles dull.
Lard strong and l4GlS points higher; con-
tract grade, 15c; October delivery Z $50
67I &c. Freights to Liverpool dull; cotton,
per steam, lI-6id; wheat, per steam Adj.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-The feeling in wheat was
very weak at the outset to-day, but the
closed on the afternoon board at the best
figures in a number Of weeks. Speculative
trading was active, and during the afternoon
the shorts displayed some anxiety TO cover,
The receipts here were much smaller, and the
arrivals at other primary points were also
much smaller than had been anticipated. The
latest quotations were 1919c for October, 7Sl4
lG1S3Ec for November, 7S1 SC for December, and
1850 for January. 4 very unsettled feeling
prevailed in the corn market. There was an
active demand, principally from the shorts
who were anxious to cover, owing to the
great uncertainty OF the market. No de-
liverics Of corn were made on October con-
tracts, demonstrating that the bull clique
owns all the cereals now in this market. The
receipts were smaller than yesterday. The
market for October opened excited and
higher. advancing &c from the start, fell of
lie. advanced sc, and closed on the regular
board lssc over yesterday. November closed
90 higher on the regular board, and advanced
lie on the afternoon board, closing 81 &C
Iigher THAI yesterday; all the year closed
2ssc and May lSsc over yesterday; the closing
quotations were $3.50 for October and 1916
~ SGvember. Oats developed great activity
- -tsd higher, closing al 26g2615c for No
and L. =, $3.50 for May. Pork showed
vember an ~ioslBE az SIC 30 for October,
Sll S2la for all the year, =;
Lard was strong closing at 5vc. -aak and
Flour unchanged. Wheat opened W -
lower: closed firm and sc higher; reguI.-
October delivery, 761sG791sc; No. = Chicago
spring, Isl. (d7S%C. Corn IN active demand ;
October opened excited and advanced &c
crossed 23zc higher than yesterday; November
closed &c higher; all the year &c higher;
cash lots, 57ts(G5Sc; October delivery SAG
5Slsc; November, 463zGiS1zc. Oats strong;
cash lots 255sc. October delivery 255sG251sc.
Pork quiet; cash lots, $l6 35(QIl6 50; October
delivery, SIS 90. Lard steadier; cash lots,
Z I2l[d1 roc. Bulk meats weak. Whisky un-
changed. Sugar easier; standard \ &c,
cut LOAF 5GI54c, granulatedi 654c- .,.,,.
CINCINNATI. Oct. Flour unchangedi
family So 4OdS IS fancy 81 0O(I4 %. Wheat
easier; No. red, soc. Corn steady; No. :
mixed. SIC. Oats quiet; No. red, 2I14(G2519c,
Professionalism dull, SIG so. Lard lower al
s5c. Bulk meats dull and unchanged; shout
ders &c, short lib loo. Bacon easier but
not auOtably lower. Whisky steady at 81 II
sugar unchanged; hards 1919, New Orlean:
5tl6c. Hogs quiet; common and lights "a JUG
5 so: packing and butchers, IS COOS rs.
ST LOUIS. Oct. Flour unchanged
wheat opposed a shade OF; closed &c above
Yesterday; No. Ted, SOB <(GSI14c for cash; SO5s'
for October delivery. Corn higher but slow
fqI d5Oit &C for cash. 491 &C for October delivery
Oats higher butvery slow; 25s4 sGs0,ze for cash
Whisky steady at 81 II. Provisions very
duh.
buI steady: Howard street aud Western
superfne. - $500 IS; extra, 81 1908 50
family, s. 1894 IS; city mills suPerfne
- s7,ds rs: extra, s. DOGS 81; Rio brands
=, - SI-s Whest-SoutheTn steady; Western
tirmeT. -. -.aerp. red STC199c. amber s0tGSoc
No. Maryland. ~ No'[ ests1 Ilt IN
ter red. on spot, So g. so,tF.
nominally steady; Western nOn.- S'N'-
ern, white 6s970c, yellow 66G6Ic.