Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-03


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LIVERPOOL. sept. ?. nOon.-CottOn-More
disposition shown to operate by sellers: mid
ding uuianas. g 3-l6d; middling Orleans 6sZd.
sales lO,UOO bales, for speculation and export
1000 bales; receipts 1900 bales-Amerfean
Futures: Uplands. low middIing clause.
sentember delivery, 6 l2-64d; September and
cline.
p. m.-sales to-day included $500 bales
Of American.
Futures: Uplands. low middling eIsrsa
September delivery, 6 l1-64d, sellers: Septem,
Der and october, SID. buyers; October
anu November. l-64d, value. NOvem her
anu December. 6l-6id, buyers; December and
January. 60-6id, buyers: January and Feb
ruary, 81 Cad. sellers; February and March
OIL, value; March and April, 8 2-64d value:
October, S-6id, buyers. Market dull and in
active.
$500 p. MIXTURES: UDlands. low mid
ding clause, September delivery 6 IO-64d
sellers; September and October 7-64d
buyers; October and November. 8 1-64d. sell
MnVpmhpr md H.,- . q 4
December and January. 3 60-64d sellers:
January and February. 6l-64d, value; Feb
ruary and March, 63-64d. value; March
and April, 2-64d, sellers; October, lid
buyers. Market closed dull.
MANCHESTER, Sept. 2.-ClOth quiet, with
limited inquiry. Yarn firm, though but little
NER YORK. Sept ,. noon.-Cotton dull.
middlIng uplands 10 I5-l6c; middling Orleans
II 3-l6c; sales SIS bales.
Futures; Market steady, with sales as fol-
lows: September delivery, 10 7Gc: October
/ 10 SIC; November. 10 42c; December, 10 44c:
January, 70 SIC; February, 10 Coo.
500 p. m.-COttOn closed quiet; middling
/ uplands, lOtsc; miudllng Orleans, lllScs sales
4sj baless net receipts none. gross SIS bales.
sutures-MGrkeI closed dull, Win sales
| Of 5000 bales. as follows: September deIiv-
erv. 10 7lgl0 re: October. 10 4Sc: NOvem Der,
10 3ldlO 3Sc; December, 10 40GIO Ale; January
10 % GlO bic; February, 10 619lO 63c; March.
~ l4gl0 15c; April, 10 s5gl0 SIC; May, 10 800
| 10 9sc; June, II OS,Gll l0c.
The POst's cotton report saws: ssFuture de-
llEerIes followed the Liverpool decline and
lost y-NOglO-lOOc. Then sellers made a
stand, and at the third call September brought
| ~ &c, NOvemner 10 3sc, January 10 soc, Feb
ruary 10 62c, May 10 sc Futures were steady
at l0-lO0gil-lO0c lower than yesterday"
/ GALVESTON. sept. 2.-COJJUn steady; mid
ding lOl2c; net receipts 797 bales, gross 1871 /:
/ sales 3Si bales; stock 1885 bales.
| NORFOLK, sept. 2-COJtOu steady; middling
/ 1885, net receipts 81 bales, gross 81; sales l
/ bale; stock y25 bales; exports, cOastwise los
/ bales.
WILMINGTON. sept. 2-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 1885, net receipts 10 bales gross 10; sales
none; stock $40 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 2.-COttOn quiet; mid
ding l05zc; net receipts III bales, gross S95 /;
/ sales none; stock l6,90S bales.
MOBILE, Sept. 2.-COtton quiet; middling
/ l01zc; net receipts 80 bales, gross 10; sales
/ 100 bales; stock LILO bales.
| MEMPHIS, sept. 2.-COUtOn steady; mid
ding lO74e; receipts p bales; shipments none;
/ sales none; stock 1891 bales.
| AUGUSTA, Sept. 2.-COtJon quiet but steady;
I mlddllng lOc; receipts l25 bales; sales none.
| CHARLESTON, Sept. Cotton firm: mid =
ding l0z7c; net receipts los bales, gross l6S /;
/ sales 100 bales; stock 1922 bales.
| ASW YORK, sept. 2.-JOnsOndated net re-
| ceipts for all cotton ports to-day 2,546 bales
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. Ero.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. ?. noOn.-Breadstufs
steady and without quOtable change in prices
Short clear middles SIS. Lard, prime Western
! 39s Cd. Cheese, American fine Sos I'd. Corn
new mixed IS Al.
| NV hnkks sept nOOn.-FlOur dull.
/ Wheat 1896 lower. Corn case lower. PORK
dull; mess, SIS Is. Lard easy at Z 9215c.
/ kreIghts steady.
$500 p.m.-Fiour, Southern quiet but steady;
] common TO fair extra 50 50.G4 20; good to
choice, 81 25GG 90. Wheat-spOt winter grades
opened 54g5zc lower; closed with the decline
recovered; spring wheat scarce and lCGl15c
higher, closing firm; ungraded red, 7lG96c; :
No. , red, September delivery 9O3SG9IIzc
COrn-spOt grades scarce and higher; I'M
graded 6HG6.54c; No. ?, September delivery,
621 $685. &C. Oats 1zlGlc higher and more ac-
tive, closing steady; No. ,, 335SG34c on ele-
vatOT; September delivery, 323SSl3215c. Hops
dull and nominal. Coffee, fair Rio on spOI
quiet but steady at I01zc; No. Rio. on spot
) zoe. sugar dull and easier; Trinidad 45Sc:
fair to good refining, l3-l6G4 l5-l6c; rehned
qulet-C 5G5l4c, extra & 55s(G5l&c, white extra
Z 53sG554c, yellow 47slG41sc, off a 55sc, mould
\ bY-lb,go l-l6c. standard a csc, confec-
TONERS a 1-l6c, CutlOaf and crushed 7t171Sc,
powdered 6NG61sc. graduated 9-lec, cubes
65sc. MOlasses dull and nominal. Cotton seed
OH dull and unChanged-35l935c for crude; 80
! G42lsc for refined. Hides firm and in mod
crate demand; wet sailed New Orleans Sc
leCted, IS TO 90 pounds, 10gllc: Texas selected.
4j to so pounds, lOGllC. Wool firm; demand
moderate; domestic fleece, 32,G4Oc; Texas Il
tG22c. Pork firm and more active for export;
new mess, on spot, SIS GOALS 25; clear back
$40 %. Cut meats dull and heavy; picked
shoulders T1z(G75sc. Middles nominal; long
clear, l0l4c. Lard very dull and Gas points
lower. closing heavy; Western steam, on spot,
Z 90,G7 921zc: September delivery S0,G7 SIC.
Q =
cotton, per steam, T-6id; wheat, per steam,
| zisd.
CHICAGO, Sept 2.-Flour quiet and IN
changed. Wheat opened lower and receded
| 5Sg12c, but when the report of the visible snip
ply was announced showing an increase Of
| 6QO.00O bushels declined 15G5zc, ruled steady.
| and closed 5slG5zc under yesterday; sales Of
regular for september delivery at 7914 GSoc;
| No. Chicago spring 79,G793sc; No. , red size.
Corn in fair demand but easier; prices de-
/ clined gale and closed IG7sc under yester-
aeNaf saHa
/ 5l$ECG521sc. Oats quiet but firm: cash lots,
| 25sSc; September delivery 255EG2j3zc. Pork
| dull; cash lots SIS 5OGl9 90; September de-
I livery SIS 15Gl9 90; October, SIS 25tGlS 80.
/ Lard in fair demand; market declined 5lGlO
points and closed tame; cash, 1907 45c; Sep
/ TENDER delivery, 42I2(d7 4713c. Bulk meats
| in far demand; shoulders 6 SIC; short rib
/ 10 lOc, short clear 10 soc. Whisky steady at
/ 81 y. Sugar steady-standard A 6Ikl165Sc,
/ cut loaf - g9c, graduated re.
/ 500 p. m.-TradIng on Change to-day was
/ Of a limited character till after the posting OF
/ the visible supply, when, apparently contrary
/ TO general expectation, an increase was shown
/ in both corn and wheat, $500 bushels of the
/ former and 10000 bushels of the latter At
| the opening OF the market wheat was a shade
/ higher, but the offerings were fairly large,
/ which caused a gradual weakening Of 5sfG2c.
| The market then ruled steady for a while.
but on the posting OF the visible supply fell on
| IstG234c. then ruled steady and closed &c
/ under yesterday on the regular board. On
the afternoon board the feeling continued
/
/ tember. Sic for October, and S25zc for NOvem-
/ beF Tie receipts at the primary markets
/ show a slight inCreaSe. There was fair trad
| ing in corn early. but the market ruled quiet
/ and easier later, with new crop futures shar-
| ing In the weakness. Prices declined 18lGlc
/ for the various futures, and closed on the
I regular board 14G5sc under yesterday. On
| the afternoon board a hrmer feeling prevailed
/ and prices advanced 1z15zc, closing at 521zc
/ for September. So for october, and ij3sc for
| November. Oats rule quiet but stealy and
/ firm. closing at 1879 for september and 26s[c
| for October. Pork displayed but very little
/ life, all the year delivery closing at $l2 80.
/ Lard was easier, closing at 4355C for Septem-
/ Der, 451zc for October, and 471zc for No
/ vember.
| BALTIMORE, Sept. ?, noOn.-FlOur quiet and
| nOmina!ly steady; Howard street ann West
ern superfne, - S7G2 IS; extra, So OO9S IS:
/ family, 81 OOG5 90; city mills superfne, - 81
/ as IS; extra, 50 00ld3 20; Rio brands. a 80
/ as 81 Wheat-SOuthern steady; Western
| higher and active; Southern, red S9G9lc,
/ amber 93d96c; No. Maryland, 9iszc asked ;
/ No. Western winter red. on spot, So 5lGS954c.
/ Carn-Southern quiet but steady: Western
/ duh but firms SOUTHERN white 66g6sc, yellow
| oSG6ic.
/ GINCTNEATI. Sept. 2.-Flour easier; family,
| s. 6lG3 so; fancy, 81 00lG4 40. Wheat easier;
| 59l4'G54c. Oats firm; No. mixed, 2912G3Oc.
/ Pr0visions-POrk easier at SIS 90. Lard dull
/ at 6oc. Bulk meats dull aud unchanged ;
/ shoulders sc. short rib l0l<c. Bacon steady
/ and unchanged: shoulders 3zc,shOrt rib ll13c,
/ clear ll3<c Whisky firm at 81 10. Sugar
/ 0uiet and unchanged, hard refined 65sG7l 3:
/ New Orleans SAGE. Hogs steady; common
/ and light 81 25,G6 90; packing and butchers,
/ S. 65G6 20.