Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-22

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/ So. Caro-. Brown Pscihc Mall 49, 52Z
| '9rf11-s &c., .l051z Beading ..-....... %
| Tennessee IT,. 80 Bichm'd EAPFd'v ~
1 virginia h6.-... ~ kigLlz'd y Dan s33
| Va consolidated. IS Richm'd Z W.Pt.
/ Ch'peako & Ohio. 81 Terminal 49,. l6
/ Nntc. q N'rtnW'n $50 ECcG Island ..... .1I1Z
| preferred -..iA 81. Pau. ..-....- 745z
Den-sS ssto6rande 90 60 Prerc--c1 1929
| Efle .----...-...-. 1875 TeEGB Paeiic 900. 101s
| y. tennessee Et- - Union EsC.lc -.. 53z
Lake shore 655< WABASH Faciar-.
/ L'vlle = NASH. 26l< " rrct l0L
/ Memphis 3 Char. u Western Eai5a 6O%
Mobile y Ohio
Bid
OOarUy.
LTvKRFOoL, Oct. q, noon.-Cotton quiet
and rather easier; middling upisnds. SD;
middling Orleans, ll-l6d; saics 10000 bales
/ for speculation aud export 1000 bales: re-
/ ceipts 5000 bales-Amcrican 44OO.
Futures: Uplsnds. low mridnnE clause
/ october delivery, 2S-6ld; October and No
| vember, ; 29-64lg5 2S-64d; November and De
| cembcr. 3 29-6iG5 2S-64d; December and jan
! uary, 3l-6iG5 30-6ld; January and Feb
ruary; S3-GtG5 32-6ig5 33-G4d; February
April, 4l-6ilg5 40-5ld; April and May,
45-64d. Market quiet at the decline.
2 p. m.-Sales to-day included 1900 bales
Of American.
Futures: Uplauds. low 1uiddling clause,
| October delivery, 27-6ld, buyers; October
and November, 2I-6id, buyers; November
and December, 22-64d. sellers: December
and January. 3 8O-64d, sellers; january and
| February, 32-64d, buyers; February and
! March, 35-G4d, value; March and April,
/ 5 40-6id, value; April and May. 4-64d,
sellers; May and June, 1854, sellers. Mar
kes dull.
400 p. mixtures: Uplands, low middling
clause, November and December delivery.
| 21-6id; January and February, { 32-64d.
500 p. mixtures: Uplands. low mtddling
clause, October delivery, 5 3 -64d, buyers:
October aud November, 5 2S-6fd, buyers: No
vember and December, ; 2S-64d. buyers: De-
cember and January. 30-64d. buyers; Janu-
airy anu February, sS-6id, buyers; February
and March, 35-G4d. buyers; March and April,
8 4l-64d. value; April and May, 45-64d,
value; May and June, i9-64d, value. Mar
ket closed firm.
NEW YOEs, Oct. q, noon.-Cotson opened
/ quiet; midGit1y uplhnds 91sc; mi5dling Or
leans 1870; sales 1913 bales.
Futures: Market steady, with sales as fol-
lows: October delivery. zoe; November
Q 79c; December. o s2s; January, Q Ole; Feb
ruary, 10 06c; March. 10 zoe.
SEQ p. Motion closed steady; middling
| uplands, Gsc; mlddiiug Orleans, 1910; sales
26s bales; net receiDts $50 bales. gross TO- 3S7.
Futures-Aarket closed easy, with Esies of
/ $500 bales. as follows: October delivery. 8 a
/ az 4S3; November, SI,d9 SIC; December, 9 50
Sc; January, S2G9 93c; February, 10 05G
10 Coo; March. 10 20Gl0 2lc; April, 10 S3G
10 5lc: May, 10 i7Gl0 4Sc; June, 10 6l9lO 62c;
July, 10 % DO 75C.
the P0sss cotton report saws: 'sWere it not
FOR the running up of the near months in or
der 90 sell the more distant ones, there would
be very inactive market for future dcliv-
cries. Operators, for a quick turn, took ad-
vantage Of the advance Of 4-l00d3-l00 to make
a point or two, and this helped to make a
show Of business, but after all, beneath the
surface there remains a dull market. Then
before the third call sellers accepted lower
bids, and sales at the third call, with the eX-
ceptlOn of October and November. were 1-l00c
above yesterdays closing quotations. NOvem-
Der brought 9 SIC, January 9 g5c. March 10 pc.
aud June 10 &c Futures closed easy, with
October 3-l00c higher, November unchanged
and the balance 2-lC0c lower than yesterday"
GALVEsTOE. Oct. 2I.-JoJUoB easy; miG-
ding 9.ze; net receipts 2,054 bales. gross
2,05i; sales $50 bales; stock 81. 593 bales.
NORFOLK. Oct. 2l.-Jott0n steady; mlCdlir2
/ 95zC; net receipts 6,5S3 bales, gross 6,5S3;
sales ASST bales; stock 38,2l6 bales; exports,
COastwise 1919 bales.
WmM1NGroS, Oct. 2I.-Cotton steaGy; mid
ding 5-l6c; net reeepts 1851 bales, gross
l,o5l; sales none; stock 24,6iS bales.
NEW O8LEAEs. Oct. 2l.-Cotton easy;
midtlinE 93sc: net receipt5 1907 bales, grcks
20,554; ssle- $500 bales stock l36.624 bales;
exports. to Great Britain i,67i bales,
MOsILE, Oct. 2l.-COttOn easy: middiing
g7zc; net receipts 100 bales, gross 1854; sales
$50 bales; stock S,Ojl bales; exports cOastwise
l,isO bales.
97-l6s; receipts. 2,226 bales; shipments l,o0s
bales; sales 5000 bales; stock 26,623 bales.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 2i.-COttOn quiet; mlddline
9 Lice: reccipts 2,27O bales: sales 14CO bales.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 2l.-COtt0a unsettled
and lower; middling 5-l6c; net receipts 1856
bales gross $3.50; sales 500; stock 81 423 bales.
NV fusE. Oct. 2l.-COns0udaJe1 nsl re-
ceipts for ah cotton ports to-day 4I,OjS bales;
exports. to Great Britain is 1S7 bales.
PROVISIONS. eFCUEBIEs. ETC.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. q, nOon.-Breadstufis
dun. with very small business doing. Wheat,
red Western winter 6s GddGs Sd.
NEw ORR, Oct. 81. uoon.-fiOur dull and
heavy. Wheat unsettled. Corn quiet but bet
ter. Pork dull; mess, SIC 15lgl1 90. Lard dull
az 62l2c. ErC Ghts firm.
SEQ %. n3.-Flour, Southern quiet and barely
steady: common to fair extra, So 25l14 %
Wheat-saOt lots lg2c higher, closing heavy;
ungraded red, 6gG93c; No. red, November
delivery S3SsGS514c, December o53zdSl2s.
Corn-spOt lots l40}ac better; ungraded, "a 2
(d60c; No. ,, in store and elevator 5s1S(g5S54c,
October delivery 81 4tG5Slac, November $3.50
SIC. Oats "a &c better and fairly active; No.
. on suot 3il t.d3l3<c. October delivery BIG
3l31c, November 5i5sGS2c. Hops nominal.
Coffee, fair Rio, on spot, duh at lG9lO1ze: Su-
gar firm. with fair demand; centrifugal,
1-lGc, st. CrOiN - $3.50, Porto Rico S-l6c.
Enelish Island Sc. fair to good refining l-l6(G
5lsl15ssc, white extra Z &c, yellow 412.g49ze,
Oa- a 5ssdJ3fc, mould 4 CSC. standard "A &c.
confectioners' a 654c, cut loaI ana Is crushed
Ga. d67sc. powdered csc, graduated 65sCG61ac,
cubes tssc. MOlasses nominal. Cotton seed
oil ohauged-S5GS5c for crude; 44t946c for
redncd. Hides steady, with fair demand;
| New orleans and Texas selected, l0Qllc. Wool
weak; domestic fleece, S2Gt5c. Pork firm and
more aCtiVcs mess. on spot Slo t99ll %. Mid
dies hrm' long clear, lOc. lam vi SglU polnIs'
closing with some reaction; western steam,
I on spot zoe. November delivery 4l(d1 44c,
/ December S1G5 43c. Freights 70 LiNerpocI
dull: cotton. per steam lS-biG4-52d.
/ CHICAGO. oct. G.-The wheat market was
! excited at times to-day, and C. ard the close
l 81 the reGular board there was a sharp rally,
causing the sherts t0coyer Freely; the market
[ closed t3-c over yesterday; the receipts were
I very LARGE. numbering 6c9 cars. while the vlsl-
DE supply reported showed an increase of
Z nearly s. 10000 bushels; Notwithstanding this
/ the market developed strength, and the close
OF the regular board was IN the nature OF a
hurrah: on the afternoon board rumors OF
commercial crash IN Liverpool caused S ca, Ihe
market % take very heavy tone and values
lropncd ca rapidly, the greater part OF the
advance being lost; the closing quotations
were $50 for October, '412c lor N9velnDer'
I corn ruled irregular on the regular board.
/ with s sharp decline Tor near options aIter
/ GTm opening, but raliylng agalin toward lhe
close; the market closed with only slight YarI-
atoms from yesterdays on the afternoon board
/ there was 8 severe drop, the market Tor OctO-
/ Der and November dropping to almost the
I lowest figures OF the year; tho market closed
{ al afc for October, a44G for November, $3.50
I Tor all the year, and $500 for May. Oats firm,
/ closing az s53sc FOR October, 25bsc for Novem-
Der, - Sc for all the year, and 29tse Tor May.
/ Pork ruled firm and higher on the regular
board. but portion Of the advance was lost
on the afternoon board, closing at SIS IS for
/ october, yIl $ for all the year, and Sl2 for
january. i-ard wes urn &c lsc Tor october,
/ I csc for November. and 0I5sG for December.
| Flour unchanged. Wheat in fair demand;
/ toward the close Of the regular session 1t be-
/ came quite active and the market advanced
/ materially; closed l3sc higher than yester-
i DAY; reEu az, October delivery 4S5st94its, NO.
] -4lc: No. red, 7tls(l15c. Corn in fair de-
/ rlsnd but irregular within moderate range;
/ INC market opened a shade higher but weak
/ pned and declined 541lltc, and closed with
/ ire nearer options Ssfd5sg lower ana distant
/ onfions higher; cash lots AL i14Tszc. October
/ delivery 47G4Stsc. Oats firm and &c higher;
! ~Ssb lots a55kc. October delivery 2j1z(G953zc,
/ Soven,bar s55 .G26c. Pork in fair demand and
& ~ higher closing steady cash lots SIS 55G
ID Is. October de livery $50 %. Lard in fair de-
/ mand and 5dlO points higher; cash lots 200
/ 80 October delivery zoe. Bulk meats in
/ fair demand but easier; shoulders S5e, short
rib S5c. short clear 10 25c. W hlsky steady at
/ 81 ID. sugar unchanged.
/ BALTIMORE, Oct. q, noOn.-rioGf quiet out
/ nomlnaily steady; i0EsEq street ano N 80 80
/ ern super1ine- = s5e52 IS; extra, y COG
! 50; family, s. 5E&f "a; city mills supreme,
/ . i5G2 Is; extra, s. 00e3 as: Rio brands,
| = 63G4 IS. Nheat-Southerr dull and lower;
/ Western dull but steady. Southern. red 500
/ Sc, amber 9llgs5c; No. / Maryland, SSt1SS15c;
/ 10. Western winter Fef. on spot 81 S(GSlsSc,
| October delivery sli4fasl5<c, November S21sG
l Sic December S33zflS4. CGs1s-SOutheFu
/ quiet but steady: Western duh and nominal;
/ Southern. white and yellow 54g5Sc.
/ CINCIERATI. Oct. 9.-Fiour dull; family
| So SOFAS G5, fancy IS SEGA 10. Wheat in fair de-
/ mand: No. > red, 7Sc- Corn, No mixed, 53c.
/ oats in fair demaud; No. mixed. &c. Pro-
| v5sions-POrk dull and nominal atSl6 -. Lard
| stronger. 70. Bulk mcats-nOt enough here &c
/ establish quotations. Bacon unchanged;
Shoulders nc short rib l0S short clear ll3Ec.
/ Whisky steady at 81 II. Sugar-hard refined
/ 6sSd7i2c. New Orleans 55Gc. Hogs weak;
I common and light, s. 1895 o.; packing and
/ butchers, 81 5095 Is. -,..,
/ ST. LOUIS. Oct. zl.-flOur unchansed'
| Wheat higher, with fair demand; No. req,
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