Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-30
lex dividend.

as-piu; November and December, 5 4l-64d.
; ss-bid; December and January, 5 4I-6lG
f1-6i,G5 3s-Gfd5 s9-Gid: Jauusrv and Febs
ruary. ; - -C41G5 4O-64d: February and March.
4--gil5 4i-hildJ 43-bigj A-Gfd; March and
April, . i4-6igj 1854; October. 4l-6id.
state.
The tenders Of deliveries at to-day's clear
ings amounted % 300 bales new docket and
1900 old docket.
? p. m.-sales to-day included 5000 bales
OF American.
Quotations Of American cotton all declined
l-lod: Mlddling uplands 55<d, middling Or
Futures: UDlands. low middIing clause.
september delivery, 8 4I-64d, sellers: Septem-
Der and October. 40-64d. sellers; October
and November, 3s-64d, sellers; November
and December, 35-tid. sellers: December and
January. 3S-6id, sellers; January and Feb
ruary, 40-64d, sellers; February and March,
i3-64d, buyers; March and April, 46-64d.
buyers; October, 40-64d, sellers. Marke;
weak.
300 p. MIXTURES: Cplands, low middling
clause, september delivery. 40-64d; Septem-
Der and October, 39-64d; October and No
vember. > 2s-G4G5 87-G4d: November and De-
cember, 3s-6iG5 37-64d; December and Jan
uary' 3i-oid; January and February,
3y-64d, February and March 5 43-63d:
March and April, 46-64G5 45-65d.
800 p. MIXTURES: UDlands. low middling
clause, september delivery. 4O-6id. buyers;
September and October, 40-64I, sellers; Oc-
tOber and November 3S-G4d. November and
December, 9 3I-Gfd. buyers January and Feb
ruary. 40-6id, sellers: February and March.
iZ-64d. buyers; March and April, 45-G4d.
BUYERS; October, i0-6id, sellers. Market
closed steady.
INV foKz. Sept p, noon.-Cotton opened
dull; middiing upiands 10 3-l6c; middliny Or
leans l-l6c; sales 81 bales.
Futures: Market steady, with sales as fol
lows: September delivery, 10 OOc; October,
9Jc; November. 9 g3c: December, 9 SOC; Jan
uarY, 10 Ice; February. 10 pc.
500 p. motion closed quiet; middling
m tFaa
lSj bales; net receipts IL bales, gross 9557
bales.
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales Of
tlOO0 bales, as follows. September delivery
. e9c; October. a5G9 96c; November, . 9f(N
@ csc; December, 9 qSdsg ggc; January. 10 OSla
10 V9c; February, 10 2ltGl0 22c; March. 10 $50
~ Soc April, 10 41lgl0 iSc: May. 10 G0glO Gle;
June, 10 1000 75c; July. 10 81 glO Sic.
The Posts cotton report says: Future de-
llyerlcs were freely offered. September lost
2-ll0c, October 9-lU0c, and the later months
s-lOoc. At tine third cali November brought
SIC. December 9 96c, January 10 O7c, Feb
ruary 10 21c, March 10 33c, April 10 doc. Nav
10 soc. Futures closed steady, with October
o-lulc and the balance CLOGS !O0C lower
than last Saturday"
GALVESTON. sept. 29.-Cotton easy; md
ding 9szc; net receipts ,207 bales. gross 7,276;
sales 9i5 bales; stock 81 ,52S bales: exports
cOastwise 4,6s5 bales.
NORFOLK. sept. 29.-Cotton quiet; middling
9ssc; net receipts 1929 bales, gross Apo:
sales 90 bales; stock 5,6O5 bales; exports coast
wise 2.799 bales.
wnAIsGroH, Sept. 29.-Cotton firm: mid
ding ll-l6c; net receipts 1913 bales, gross
LAS sales none; stock 6,9S2 bales
NEw ORLEANS. Sept. 29.-COttOn weak;
mid lling 9 l3-l6G; net receipts 1881 bales.
gross 500; Gales l. 800 bales; stock 81. 23S bales
MOBILE, sept. 29.-COtton nominal: mid
ding S9c; net receipts 245l bales, gross 2,7Ol;
sales - bales; stock 4,0l4 bales; exports, coast
wise 1921 bales.
MEaPHIs, sept. 29.-Cotton quiet; middling
81 receipts liza bales; shipments 433 bales;
sales - bales; stock 1910 bales.
AUGUSTA, sept. 29.-COttOn weak: mid
ding 9j4c; receipts l,e3j bales; sales 1892
bales.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 29.-Cotton easier: mid
ding CSC; net receipts $50 bales. gross $3.50;
sales 500: stock $500 bales; exports coast
wise 400 bales
NEw fosE, sept. 29.-Consolidated net re
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day 35,1l3 bales;
exports. TO Great Britain 1851 bales, to the
continent 5000 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. %. noon.-Breadstufs
firm, with sellers asking an advance. Corn,
new mixed, Is. Lard, prime Western 3Ss 81.
NEW lOKK, sept. -, noOn.-FlOur steady.
Wheat lower and dull. Corn lower and very
dull. Pork firm; mess, sl1 90. Lard weak at
use. Ereights steady.
$500 u. m.-FIour, Southern steady. Wheat
spot lots I6Gl1Sc lower and heavy; ungrad-
ed red, 6i0S7c; ungraded white, S9t2c; No
red, on spot SS34CGS9c, october delivery N5sG
soc. COrn-spOt lots &c lower. closing steady;
uugraded. 55(G59; ungraded white, 57G6OC;
No. > on spot 6lG6llsC, october delivery 59la
d5934c. oats a shade lower and dull; No. ,,
81 &C. Hops unchanged. Coffee, fair Rio, on
spot, l0l5c; No. Rio, on spot, soc, October
delivery $ 5s(dS 60c. Sugar duh and weak,
fair TO good refining. l3-l6G5c; reiined-C 5
(d51sc. extra & 5i4(G53sc, white extra 5l4(d
4 534c, cOntectoners, 6'4c, cut loaf and
crushed 6IsG7c, powdered b3sG65sc, granu-
lated CSC, cubes Csc; MolaSSes quiet. Rice
quiet; domestic 55zG6izc, Putna 1908 SC.
Cotton seed oIl-35c for crude; 44G46c Tor re-
fined. Hides firm; New Orleans and Texas,
selected. l0,0llc. Wool quiet but held firm;
domestic fleece S5,G40c, Texas l4G22c. Pork
firm; mess on spot Sls 90. Middles nominal;
long clear, $50. Lard SOS points lower and
very dull: Western steam, on spot zoe, OCtO-
Der delivery 6Oc. Ereights to Liverpool firm:
cotton, per steam. 1 Gid; wheat, per steam At
CHICAGO. Sept. 29.-TradIng IN wheat to- day
was on rather large scale, but with a reac-
ton in prices; there appeared 10 be more de-
sire to realize, IN addition TO which operators
appeared To anticipate larger receipts to-
morrow and an increase in the visible supply:
m the face Of favorable foreign advices, the
market sold OF steadily, and closed on the
regular board &c under saturday; on the at
tcrnOOn board more strength was shown and
an advance Of 54,Gl2c occurred, the market
closing At 1Sl 5G1S3sc for October, so &C for
November. and size for December. As the
close OF the September corner in corn ap-
prOachcs nearer, greater rs the interest cNhlb-
tied in the market; the receipts to-day eN-
ceedcd 500 cars, nearly 1000 OF which was
graded contract corn the top prices were
maintained. however. and. after drop to 7sc
in the early trading, prices rose To S3c, which
figures were sustained 10 the close, with
prospect Of even higher prices tomorrow: il
Is claimed that the shorts may yet be com
PEELED to settle on basis OF 81 bushel; the
other futures were hardly so active and closed
M 57szc for October, 463sc for November. 40lG
fOI = Tor all the year. and @9S &c for May. Oats
ruled dull with slight changes, closing at 255sc
for Septemberand october, zoe Tor November,
and 29c for Nav. Pork ruled dull, closing at
SIG 15dl1 co for October, Sll 20 for all the year,
and Sll 97lS for January. Lard was easier,
closing 81 sec for September and October,
and l2asC for November.
Flour unchanged. Wheat declined &c early,
and closed sc under Saturday; regular, Sep
tcmber delivery T15xG1S1zc, October 71S4G
T9l &c; No. Chicago spring, 17349ISAc. Corn
excited and higher for cash and September;
cash and September opened 3d4c lower but
advanced 70 s3c and closed at that figure; Oc-
toher aud November closed &c under Satur-
day; cash lots and september delivery, $50
S3c: October, 56lG5I34c. Oats dull; cash lots,
October and all the year delivery, 253sc. Pork
quiet: cash lots. SIG 50l1l6 IS; October dehv-
cry, SI6 75,G11 90. Lard easier; cash lots. 80
Ia soc; October delivery, Z 30Gf acc. Bulk
meats in fair demand but easier: shoulders
6 soc. short rib lOC. short clear 10 soc. Whisky
unchanged. sugar, standard G14965sc,
ST. LOUIS, sept. 29.-Flour steady and un-
changed, Wheat active but unsettled and
Lower; No. red, SaGS114G for cash; S0}8c bid
for September delivery. S03slISlc for October.
Corn - cash ami September higher, other
months unchanged and slOWi dc for cash, 62c
bid for September delivery, 49l a. for October.
Oats a fraction drmer: 23ls(Ga53sc for cash;
25Tsc for October delivery. Rye higher, SEE
Whisky steady at 81 u. Provisions - Mess
pork dull ut $40 so. Bulk meats quiet: long
clear Q 75c. short rib soc, short clear 10 25c.
BACON easier: long clear 10 609l0 I5c, short rib
10 T5c short clear lie. Laru lower 11<e.
CrSCINSATI. Sept. s9.-E1our nrmer; family
s. 40dS IS, fancy 81 OIG4 %. Wheat stronger;
| No. red. S0.dSlc. Corn dull; No. 2miXed, Soc.
Ia VI ! rad a-e PrnVlslnns-p
unsettled ami lower. SIS 50. Lard quiet at
/ ilsc. Bulk meats dull; shoulders 6l4c, short
| RIB loc- Bacon quiet; shoulders 80, snort
/ rib llei short clear IKE, Whisky steady at
/ 81 IL. Sugar in ialr demand; hardS 1tG152e
I New Orleans 5G6c. Hogs dull and lower
common ana light. 81 COOS so: packing and
| butchers, S. 1905 -.
RALrINORE. SEPT, 50. ncOn.-Flour rtaGdy.
with : far deI-and; Howard street anu
/ Western superhne, - 25G2 IS; extra, g $50
/ s0: family, So 1904 IS: city mills saperine.
/ s. $50 -; extra, 8 2eGs is; Rio brands
/ 81 6zGfss. " neaT-SOIthern nrln: Western
/ irregular and casieri Southern, Fod s6G9Oc
I an Der R329Se; No. Maryland. 90Ga0lsc: No.
Z Western winter red, on spot. Sitslds 4s<c
/ Corn-SOuthern steady; Western nominal (;
southern. white 69G5Oc, yellow 66G6Sc.
LOUISVILLE. Sept. 24-Graln closed quiet /.
- iayat Es. : red, ga 5so. Corn, No. ?, white
| sc. mixed Sc. Oats, No. 2 mixed. 2SlSc.
Provisions quiet: Mess pork, xI7 IS. Bulk
meats-shOuldcrs SIC, clear rib l9c. clear
sides lose. baCon-snOulderS g, clear rib
ne, clear sides l2l C. Hams, sugar cured.
lslSc. Lard weaker: steam leaf, 9l4c,
kEE QHLEAEs, sept. 2a.-Coaee sreadyi RIO
csTgoes. common 70 prime, SGllAe. sugar