Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-11

=. Tennessee I'd. ~ Union Pacific agl :
Lake Lakes sGore -. s03z Wsbash Pacific. 6
Memphis . Char. % Western Ua.on. 66Is
Mobile Ohio. 9
Bid.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 10. nOOn.-Cotton-busi-
ness moderate at easier prices; midtling uD-
lan,is. S-l6d; Eliddilng Orleans, 63kd; sales
s,OO0 bales, for speculation and export LOCO
bales; receipts 5000 bales-Amerisan $500.
Futures: Uuauus. inN mlddung ,.tauae
SenJember delivery. 6-6id; September and
October, 4-64d; October ana November
6l-6id; November and December, 3 S. cad :
December and January, 8 5T-64d; January and
FEBRUARY. > 5s-64d; October, l-64d. Market
dull and inactive.
The tenders Of deliveries at to-day's clear
lngs amounted to $500 bales new docket aud
300 old docket.
: p. m.-Sales to-day included 5000 bales
OF American.
Quotations for American cotton all declined
i-lod' mlddling uplands SD; middling Or
Futures: Uplands. low middIing clause.
september delivery, 6-64d, value; Septem-
Der and October. 8 Add. sellers; October
and November. 5 6l-64d, value; November
and December. 5 57-64d, BUYERS: December and
January. 57-6id. value; January and Febru-
airy, 5o-64d, sellers; February and March,
. U0-h4d, sellers; March and April, 6}-64d
sellers; October, 4-6+d, sellers. Market dull
and inactive.
400 p. m.-Futures: Uplands, low middling
clause, September and October delivery,
. S-6idi October and November, 60-6id; Oc-
tOber, cad.
$500 p. mixtures: Uplands. low mid
ding clause, September delivery, Slid
buyers; September and October, 3-64d,
sellers; October and November. 3 eO-64d, buy
ers; November and December. 57-64d, buy
ers; December and January. 5 57-64d. sellers:
January and February. 57-64d, buyers: Feb
ruary and March, 60-64d. sellers: March and
April. b2-b4d. buyers; October, 3-6id, sell
ers. Market closed quiet but steady.
NEW 1OAk. sept. 10, nOOn.-COLJOn quiet;
mlJilng uplsnds lO1sc; middling Orleans
Q1ses sales LOIS bales.
Futures: Market duh, with sales as follows:
September delivery, 10 &c; October. 10 42c:
November. 10 SIC; December, 10 sic: January
10 Sic; February, 10 63c.
$3.50 .. motion closed quiet; middling
uplands, l05sc; mlddhng Orleans. ne: sales
Glib bales; net receiDts none. gross 1892 bales
tutures-N arket closed duh but steady,
with sales Of 81, 100 bales, as follows: Septerr-
Der delivery, 10 6SgiO Csc; October. 10 4f(G
10 45r: November, 10 40CGlO Ale; December,
10 4HGl0 l5c; January, 10 54GlO 55c; February
10 6'Gl0 Use; March. 10 TS(GlO soc; April, 10 30
GlO Sic; May, II 0l9lI 03c; June, II Poll l4c
The Posts cotton report sSvs: 1.-THE market
opened at decline OF points, and, after hes
ltatlng while, advanced points from the
lowest. There are few sellers, and the expec-
tatIon was that the Bureau report, to be issued
to-day, would be bad. Spots were quoted at
lOtsc for middling. The market is quiet. The
sales were 200 bales for export. At the third
call september was 10 6ic, October 10 63tG
10 G4c, November IL 40Gl0 Ale. aud December
10 HOO 45c- The market closed dull but firm
and unchanged on the early months and 2 lO0c
higher on the late months"
GALVESTON. sept. lO.--UOrton steady; mid
ding l01zc; net receipts 1855 bales, gross p $685.
sales sos bales; stock 1913 bales.
NORFOLK Septl0.-J OJtOB steady; mid1linc
1890; net receipts l66 bales, gross 100; sales l54
bales; stock e9I bales; exports, eOastwise rs
bales.
.WnNINGToN, Sept. IO.-Cotton steady; mid
ding l0zc; net receipts lis bales, gross lis;
sales none; stock l,022 bales.
Nav ORLEANS. Sept. l0.-JOttOn quiet; mid
ding 10 9-l6c; net receipts 81 bales gross 372;
sale 500 bales; stock 1882 bales; exports,
cOastwise 1858 bales.
MOBILE, Sept. lO.-COttOn easy; middlins
lo3sc; net receipts 299 bales, gross 300; sales
100 bales; stock 1897 bales; exports, cOastwise
395 bales.
MEMPHIS, Sept. IO.-Cotton quiet; middline
1870: receipts Sc bales; shipments "a bales /:
sales none; stock 1855 bales.
AUGUSTA. Sept. l0.-COJtOn quiet; middling
$50; receipts 367 bales: sales SO9 bales.
CHARLESTON. Sept. l0.-COtJOH steady: mid
ding 10 5-lfGlO5sc; net receipts l,74l bales,
gross ], al; sales 500 bales; stock 5,4l4 bales;
exports, coastwise l,454 bales.
REV iOEk, sept. demonstrated net re-
ceirtz for al cotton ports to-day S,396 bales;
exports. to Great Britain ca bales, TO the con-
tinent 3y6.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETO.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 10. noon.-Breadstuffs
quiet, with limited inquiry. Bacon, long clear
mlddles ASS, short ditto 4SS. Corn, new mixed,
IS 2lsd.
SEw YORK, Sept. 10, noon.-F1our dull.
Wheat lower and unsettled. Corn dull. Pork
weak; mess, yI7 2j,Gl7 so. Lard firm att SIC.
trelgnts firm.
500 y. m.-FIour, Southern closed steady
but quiet. Wheat-spOt lots higher, closing
firm; uugraded spring SEC; ungraded red 6512
Ig3c; No. ? red, $50 Ass &C. in elevator; No.
red, september delivery, s55z(GS sc. Corn
spot lots quiet but firm; ungraded 5Sd64c;
No. ,, 6i065c; ungraded, white soc; No. ?,
September delivery, 63(G65szc. Oats-spot lots
J5tgic lower; No. ?, S31 4CG34c; ditto white 500
355ac; mixed Western 531atg35c; No. ?, Sep
TENDER delivery, 321 zG3212c- Hops dull and
nominal. COnee, fair KIO. on spot, quiet but
steady at l0kc; No. Rio, on spot, Doc.
sugar firmer and IN moderate demand; mo-
lasses sugar 7-l6G45sc; fair to good refining,
5lGSc: refined firm-standard A o 3-l6GbHc,
powdered 65z.G7c, graduated IL 6g674c
MOlasses steady. Cotton seed oll-33G35c iOr
crude; 3aOs42lSc for refined. Hides quiet but
firm: wet sailed New Orleans selected, 45 to
90 pounds. lO,Gllc. Wool firm; good demand;
domestic fleece 32G40c; pulled lSG3ic; Texas
l4G22c. Pork very quiet; held firm; new
mess, Sl7 0OGl7 25. Middles nominal: long
clear 95sc. Lard l5d20 points higher and
more active, closing firm; Western steam, on
spot, hard IOc, part DC. Llnseed nominal.
trcights TO Liverpool hrmer; cotton, per steam
7-6td.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 1O.-Flour heavy; family
So so; fancy 81 0OG4 IS. Wheat dull; No: ?,
red 7S;aS0c. Corn strong; No. mixed, $50
55lSc. Oats steady; No. ?, mixed 2114lGzSc.
Professionalism dull at SIS 80. Lard hrmer
at &c. Bulk meats steady. Bacon In fair de-
mand and unchanged. Sugar firm and un-
changed. Whisky active, firm and higher at
81 IL. Hogs weak; common and light 81 COG
5 IS.
CHICAGO. Sept. lO.-Flour quiet and un-
changed; market weak. heat quiet during
most of the session.; closed strong; market
opened easy; closed &c over yes erday;
September delivery, l51<(Gt55sc. Corn IN good
demand but unsettled; Openei easier and de
clined 5s(G$zc for near futures; later rallied
&c, sold on &c, rallied sc, fi1ctuated and
closed &c under advanced: cash lots So ga
553zc; September delivery 55G56c. Oats dull
and &c lower: cash lots 243zc; September de
livery zis4 ,G25c- Pork weaker; cash lots SIG 80
Gl7 90; september delivery $40 81. Lard IN
active demand; September delivery 5Oc.
Bulls meats in fair demand; shoulders 75c,
short rib zoe, short clear 10 zoe. Whisky
stea,iy and unchanged at 81 y. Sugar firm
and unchanged; granulated 1G41sc.
5p. m.-The speculative list was active to-
day, especially towards the close OF the SEES
on, when Quotations on wheat mounted 10
their highest point. As usual, trading was
left largely to the lOc Il crowd. Cable ad-
vices were rather better, but New York stocks
were inclined to heaviness. At O'Clock the
tone all round was firm. with the shorts
anxious to cover. Wheat opened slow at so
I &C under the close. selling OF Tor the first
hour about &c, but later recovered rapidly,
the shorts covering, and closed at l O'Clock
strong, with the advance mainly maintained.
The cash market was heavy and detected,
red selling at SIC and No. ? spring at 10 Ia
755kC.-Corn opened quiet at a decline Of so
&c and developed no particular feature The
fluctuations were within &c, with part of the
advance attributable to reported cold
weather in the Northwest; cash was 5512c.
Futures closed steady in the morning session
at substantially the first price, except sep
teInDer and all the year, which advanced &c.
Oats were heavy and depressed. with no
tions were only 14c.-Rye was dull and
weaker, with moderate sale. No. 2 was 53I &c
for cash. September and October. Provisions
were fairly traded in at generally higher
prices for lard and RIBS, though pork con-
Iinued nomination. the afternoon board
wheat was weak under free selling, and lc
lower, closing at 1910 for SeptemUer, totsc
for October, 1916 for November, and SOe4c Tor
December. Corn was easy and lower at 551zc
for September, 53c fer October. 451sc for No
vember, and 393zc for all the year. Oats were
easier at 243zc for September, 2512c for Oet0-
per, 245sc for all the year. Pork was nominal
at SIG 80 for September, SIS 80 for october ana
SlI 30 for the year. Lard unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. l0.-CO1ee dull; Rio
cargOes, common TO prime, 13<(Gll9zc. sugar
4l4G4l6c; yellow clarified. 554g55sc; granu-
laied 6d6lzc. Molasses dull; common zoe,
LOUISVILLE, Sept. lO.-Grain closed quiet
Wheat, No. red, f5GS0c. Corn. No. ?, white
COO: mixed 55c. Oats, No. mixed, 29c. Pro-
visions quiet: Mess pork, SIS 90. Bulk meats
shoulders CSC, clear rib lOc, clear sides
lOJ<c. BacOn-shOulders q &C, C ear sides ll55c.
Hams, sugar cured, lac. Lard, steam leai
BiLTIMoRE. Sept, 10, nOon.-Flour quiet
but steady; HOWARD street ana IL W est 81