Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-20

September and October. 52-6ld, sellers; DC
| tober and November, 5 47-64d, buyers; Eovem-
| Der and December, 46-64d. buyers; Deem
| ger ana January. 1880, buyers; January
| and February. 4I-6id, buyers; February and
| March, 49-64d, buyers; March and April
| 52-64d, buyers; October, 52-64d, Sellers
| Market closed steady.
| NEW YORK. Sept. 10, nOon.-Cotton dull:
middllng uplands 1880; middling Orleans
| 1890: sales 40 bales.
Futures: Market firm, with sales as fol-
| lows: September delivery, 10 lie: October
| 10 csc: November, 10 Csc; December no lie:
| January, 10 23c; February, 10 36c.
900 p. m.-Cotton closed dull; middling
| uplands, lO5sc: middling Orleans, lO5Sc: sales
| 3l7 bales: net receipts nome gross % bales
Futures-Market closed quiet but steady.
/ with sales of S6, 400 bales, as follows: Septem-
| per delivery, 10 39lO BIC: October, 10 O50
| 10 O6c: November, 10 051l0 OGc: December
/ 10 l2l0l0 l2c; January. 10 22GlO 2}c: February
| 10 36Gl0 SIC; March. 10 49Gl0 sic; April 10 SIS
gio &C; May, 10 74gl0 76c; June, 10 S59l0 SIC.
| weekly net receipts = bales, gross u 1872;
exports, to Great Britain II sol bales to France
| 10, TO the continent $40, sales 4,4O3; stock
| SO, 467 bales.
The POSTS cotton report saws: "Future de-
| llyeries are in fair demand. Prices declined
! 6-l0Oc and recovered 2-1O0c. selling at the
| third call: September 10 2lc, October 10 O5c
| December 10 l2c, January 10 pc and February
| 10 32c. Futures closed steady, with Septem-
| Der 2-lOOc and the balance 4-lOOc to 3 .I00c
| lower than yesterday"
! GALVESTON, Sept. l9.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding l0c.
NORFOLK, Sept. l9.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 10 l16c.
WILMINGTON, Sept. l9.-Cotton steady mid
! ding 91sc.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. I9.-Cotton quiet and
| easy; middling l0c.
MOBILE, Sept. l9.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 8 l3-l6c.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 19.-Cotton quiet; middling
| l0Zc.
AUGUSTA, sept. 19.-Cotton dull and quiet
| middling 9-l5c.
CHARLESTON, Sept. I9.-Cotton easier; mid
| ding 9%c.
M6NTGoMERY, Sept. 19.-Cotton steady;
| middling 7-l6c.
MACON, Sept. l9.-Cotton quiet; middling
COLUMBUS, Sept. l9.-Cotton dull; mid
| ding 915C.
SELMA, Sept. l9.-Cotton steady; middling
ROME, Sept. 19.-Cotton quiet: middling
| 91sc; good ordinary Sc.
! new YORK, Sept. l9.-COnsolidated net re-
celpts for all cotton ports to- day 1923 bales;
| exports, to Great Britain Alto bales, to the
| continent $50 bales, to France 1l5.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETo.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 10, noon.-Breadstufs
| steadier but not quotably higher. Corn, new
| mixed, IS Id.
! A leading gram circular says: ''Trade re-
| mains very quiet, and little business is doing
| at the various markets. The tendency in
| prices, however, is toward greater steadiness.
| 1t is, perhaps, not unlikely that the present
| month may have seen the lowest point in
| value of wheat during this cereal year. At the
/ grain market there was an average atten-
! dance of millers. There was quiet feeling.
| Wheat met with moderate demand at the
! currencies of Tuesday. Flour was not special
| ~ active but steady. Maize, in sympathy
| with American advices, advanced gold"
sew YORK, Sept. 10, nOOn.-Flour quiet
! and unchanged. Wheat weak. Corn firm
| Pork steady; mess, SIC 75Gl7 90. Lard firm
| at zoe. freights quiet.
! 800 p. m.-Elour, Southern closed steady
| Wheat-spOt lots H61lc lower; ungraded red
/ 60d90c; ungraded white, S3,GS6c; No 2 red
! cash and september delivery, S75s(G8S12c.
/ COrn-spOt lots %GDlc higher. closing weak
! ungraded, 5SG64c; ungrdded white, 60tG6413c
| No. red, September delivery, 6354G64c
! Oats-spOt lots steady; No. 2, 32c. Hops dull
| Coffee, lair Rio, on spot, quiet at 1890; No. Z
| Rio, on spot, 8 soc; October delivery, 500
/ 60c Sugar active but irregular; muscOvadO
$1,000; fair to good refining. 4 Ii l6(G5c; re-
! G 53sg534c, of A SIC, mould A 6}s(g6Ac
! standard A &c, confectioners' 63sc, cut
loaf and crushed &c, powdered 63lG67sc,
! graduated csc, cubes 634G674c. MOlasses
| unchanged. Cotton seed oI-35G38c for crude;
! 44lG46c Tor refined. Hides firm for wet sailed
/ New Orleans and Texas. Wool firm. Pork
steady and moderately active; new mess on
| spot, SIG IS. Middles nominal; long clear 95zc.
| Lard 2(G4 points higher; closed firm; Western
| steam, on spot 62l2G7 zoe; October delivery,
| 1907 soc. Freights to Liverpool duh; cot
/
| steam 3D..
LOUISVILLE, Sept. l9.-Gra1n closed quiet
Wheat, No. red, 75@7Sc. Corn, No. ?, white
| 5Sc, mixed SIC. Oats, No. 2 mixed, 29c.
| Provisions quiet: Mess pork, $17 IS. Bulk
| meats-shouldcrs &C, clear rib 92sc, clear
sides 1910. BacOn-shoUlders nc, clear rib
| 1910, clear sides llZc. Hams, sugar cured.
| l4c. Lard, steam leaf, 913c.
CHICAGO, Sept. D.-tlOur steady. Wheat
| unsettled; opened strong lac higher, but
| closed &c under yes rerday; September de-
/ (lPtObpr
! unsettled and very nervous; the market
| the widest witnessed in some time; closed
| strong; cash lots, G3g6ic; September delivery,
62G65c. Oats quiet; cash lots, 2j3aC; Septem-
| Der delivery, 253s G253sc. Pork quiet but firm:
| cash lots SIG so; September delivery, SIG 49,
| Lard in active demand and irmer; cash lots
| l5CG7 20c; DC ODER delivery 1907 221ac
| Bulk meats dull; shoulders 6Mc, short rib
| 9Ic; short clear 10 05c Whisky steady at 81 10.
! Sugar-cut loaf 715(G75Sc.
5 p M day on Change was one of
| almost fierce activity, caused by the early
| strength in wheat and a heavy advance in
| corn, the aggregate business in which was
large. The market opened strong and l1SG
| l3sc higher, eased off, rallied 5ac, but about
! this time reports of two large mercantile
failures in the East came in, and under in
| creased offerings fell off lc, rallied, but again
| a desire to realize was shown, and prices
| dropped nc. rallied nc, and closed on the
regular board about &c under yesterday. On
the afternoon board prices were frmer, the
| market closing at 7I14(G77$sc for October,
! 1910 for November and SOAc for December.
i
messed in months; cash was pushed to within
| zoe of the price current for No. spring wheat,
and apparently without any special effort
could have been hOlsted TO &c. The shorts
| were badly alarmed, and at times apparently
panic stricken; September rose to Csc, but
fell of again to 63c, then rose to 641sc, and
| closed at that figure on the regular board:
October and November also ru ed 5sg7sc over
| yesterday; while more distant options were
less brisk, and closed at CSC for September,
| 545zc for October, 4712c for November and
| 3915c for all the year. Oats ruled dull but
| steady. closing at 2515c for September and
| October, and DOC for November. Pork showed
! little change, closing at SIG 70 for September
$l7 for October, and 81 IS for all the year
| Lard was firm, closing at 20 for September
and October 05 for November.
| NEW ORLEANS, Sept. l9.-COhee strong; Rio
| cargOes, common to prime, 714@ll16c. Sugar
dull tair to fully fair, 414(G413c; yellow clarl-
fed, SIC. Molasses nOminally unchanged
| Cotton seed oil in light supply; summer yell
ST. LOUIS, Sept. I9.-Flour unchanged
| Wheat closed sE9lc over yesterday; No.
| red. 771&G97>1zc for cash; TIC bid for Septem-
| Der delivery. Corn higher but slow; 50Q5lc
for cash; 5O%c for september delivery. Oats
higher but inactive; 271aG2754c for cash
pork $40 80. Lard l5c. Bulk meats-long
| clear 45c, short rib 8 soc, short clear 90c
BacOn-lOng clear l014Gle5sc, short rib 10 405.
BLLTImoRE, Sept, 10, noon.-Flour quiet
but steady; howard street and West
ern super1ne, - 1902 IS; extra, 81 1903 80;
|
az rs; extra, SO 00lG3 80; Rio brands, "a 81.
Wheat-Southern higher; Western steady and
active; Southern, red S5c, amber 90G94c;
| No. l Maryland, S915(G9Oc; No. 2 Western
winter red. September delivery, s413C9S45sc.
| COrn-Southern scarce and firm; Western
entirely nominal; Southern white 69G7Oc,
yellow 67G6Sc.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 19.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat in good demand; No. red, nc. Corn
firmer; No. 2 mixed, sac. Oats firm; No.
mixed, 2716l12734c. ProvisOns-Pork quiet at
SIG So Lard steady at 35c. Bulk meats dun
| and unchanged; shoulders &C, short rib
| g3lc. Bacon unchanged. Whisky steady at
Sill. Sugar unchanged. Hogs firm; common
and light, 81 25G6 90.
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON, Sept. 10, 500 D. m.-Spirits tur-
pentine steady; spot, 24s; october to Decem-
Der delivery, 24s Sd; January to April, 25s.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 10, noon.-Rosin, common,
NV YORK, Sept 10, noon.-spirits turpen-
tine steady at 3lG3lHc. Rosin steady at 81 30
al 85.
500 p. m.-spirits turpentine quiet. Rosin
WGIMINaToN, Sept. l9.-spirits turpentine
firm at CSC. ROsin dull; strained CSC;
good strained, 81. Tar firm at 81 Is. Crude
Turpentine steady; hard, 81; yellow dip and
virgin, 81 70.
CHARLESTON, Sept. l9.-Market steady;
sales 80 barrels; fair, 534g951zc; good, 1896;
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. l9.-Market I'M
changed; fair, 5@51sc; good, 514(G59sc; prime,
NEW YORK. Sent. l0.-Market dull: fair, SIC: