Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-16

anu december, 30-64d. sellers: December
ana January. 35-64d. value; January and
February, 3S-6id, sellers; February and
March, 4l-64d, buyers; March and April.
5 A5-64d; sellers; April and May, 49-64d,
ket quiet but steady.
500 ,. m.-FutuTes: UDlands low middling
clause, October delivery. 5 % Gid buvers:
October and November, S2-64d, buyers; No
vember and December. 33-64d value: De-
cember and January, 8-64d, buyers; jan
uary and February, 3 37-6id. BUYERS: Feb
ruary and March, 4l-64d, buyers; March and
April, . 45-64d. value; April and May,
4S-6id, buyers; May and june 5I-64d
buyers. Market closed steady.
NKW foRK, Oct. Is, nOon.-Cotton opened
quiet; midcllng uplands 9 l5-l6c; niadllnR
orleans 10 3-l6c; sales 449 bales.
Futures: Market steady, with sales as fol-
lows: October delivery, 9 SAC; November
SIC; December. 9 93c; January, 10 03c; Feb
ruary, 10 l7c; March, 10 30c.
500 p. m.-COttOn closed quiet; middling
uplands, g l5-l6c; m!ddiinE Orleans, 10 3 I6c:
sales SOl bales; net receipts I79 bales, gross
S,20S.
Futures-Marketc closed steady, with sales of
lO,S6l bales, az follows: October delivery. 9 81
as Soc; November, S6G9 SIC; December,
&C; January, loc; February, 10 1910 I4c;
March. TO 279lO 2Sc; April, 10 4O,9IO Ale: May,
10 SIC.
The Posgs cotton report SAYS: yesterdays
demand for future deliveries has not ONLY
greatly subsidized, but more than yesterdays
advance has been lost. To-day the decline
amounted to 6-lOOc, but Just before and at the
third call an advance was paid of I-1COc, and
sales were made of November at SSc. Feb
ruary - lOc, and May at 10 56c. October was
Oneren at Sec, December at 92c, January at
~ 02e, March at 10 29c, April at 10 43c, June at
~ tOc, and July at 10 SIC. Futures closed
barely steady, with October 9-lOOc and the
balance 1-lOOGS-lO0c lower than yesterday"
GALVESTON. Oct. l5.-COttOn firm; mid
ding 9-l6e; net receipts. 4,655 bales, gross
4,655; sales 8,4l3 bales; stock So 7O4 bales
NORFOLK. Oct. 15.-COttOn easy; middIing
95sc; net receipts 1887 bales, gross S97: sales
2,l34 bales; stock 23,S13 bales; exports, coast
wise LII bales.
WILMINGTcN, Oct. I5.-Cotton steaey; mid
ding 97-l6c; net receipts l,O95 bales, gross
l,Gg5; sales none; stock 1902 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. Northumberland
good; mIddling 9szc; net receipts y AL bales
gross l2,744; sales 4,OO0 bales; stock 96.423
bales; exports. to the continent 1910 bales
cOaStWlse AGO.
MOBILE. Oct. I5.-Cotton quiet and easy:
middling Q 9-l6c; net receipts IA bales, gross
1875; sales 500 bales; stock 1914 bales; eX-
ports cOastwise $40 bales.
MEMPHIS, Oct. I5.-COtton quiet: middling
95zc; receipts 935 bales; shipments 3,3O6 bales:
sales S,le9 bales; stock 1880 bales; sales TO
spinners l6i bales.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 15.-COttOn quiet; mid
ding sc; receipts l,S69 bales; sales 4,25O
bales.
CHlRLEsToE, Oct. I5.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 9lSc; net receipts ,26S bales, gross 526S;
sales $500; stock 63,060 bales; exports, to the
continent 4. 264 bales. cOastwise 2,374.
NEW GoRs, Oct. DEMONSTRATED net re-
Ceipts for al cotton ports to-day 1871 bales:
exports, to Great Britain 8, lSS bales, to the
continent 1884.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL. oct. Is. noon.-BreadstufT
steady, with but little doing.
INV OK, Oct. Is. nOOn.-FlOur dull and
heavy Wheat unsettled. Corn weak and ir-
regular. Pork steady; mess, $l7 90. Lard
weak az zoe. FreiEhtS steady.
$500 p m.-FlOur. Southern steady; COM
mon to far extra, 50 S0Gt 90; good to choice,
81 1905 30. Wheat-suOt lots 14613zc higher,
closing weak; ungraded red GO e97c; ungrad-
ell white, S5(O1SSC. COrn-spOt a shade better;
ungraded 59G6ilSc; ungraded white, 60iSc:
No. ?, October delivery 6SG6ic. Oats JzC05<c
lower; No. ., S21[c. Hops nominal. Coffee,
fair Rio. on SPOT, dull ana nominal at lOI<c;
No. Rio. on spot Csc. Sugar more active
and strong; centrifugal 55Se, molasses sugar
good refining 4ls(d5c; refined &C $50
45sc. extra e 5,G5l{ &c, white extra 59sc. yellow
ls4a45sc, on a Ssz,a55sc, mould a &c, stan
dard a SIC, cOnfectiOners 55sC, cut loaf and
crushed CSC, powdered 63slG6Ssc, graduated
&c, cubes csc. Molasses quiet. Cotton
seed oI-S58S6c for crude; 446l46c for refined,
Hides steady; New Orleans and Texas selected
lOGllc. Wool barely steady. Pork duh but
unchanged; mess, on spot, Si7. Middles firm;
long clear. CSC. Lard opened 1Gl2 points low
er. but closed firm; Western steam, on spot
55c, October delivery 5OC67 e2c. Freights
TO Liverpool firm; cotton. per steam, lS-640
5-S2d; wheat. per steam sgd.
CHICAGO, Oct. I5.-Wheat ruled very heavy
TODAY. in comparison with the buOyancv
which pervaded the market yesterday after
noon; the advance OF yesterday was nearly
all lost, and the latest quotations of the day
were lc under yesterdays close; the depres-
sion and decline IN corn was the principal
cause tending to the weakness; the closing
quotations were T6Ssc for November, 74l<c for
December, and 7S5sc for January. very de-
cided change occurred in the corn market,
which ended weak and materially lower; the
impression appeared to prevail that parties
who had been interested in holding the mar
kct up hau been selling freely through bl ok
crs, and this caused a general desire to real
ize; besides. the decline was so sharp as to
absorb great many margins, which made
holders sell and close trades, and this materi-
ally aided the depression; when the market
began TO decline, bayers held of and the de-
manu- became so limited that prices broke OF
very rapidly: October broke of Size and
closed on the regular board 2}5c under yester-
day, November declined CSC and closed &c
under yesterday, and January declined 11Sc
and closed lc under yesterday; on the after
noon board the feeling was somewhat firmer,
and the market closed at 54c for October. 5I7sc
for November, and 405 SC for May. Oats broke
on 3s,G34c and closed steady at 265<c for OctO-
Der, 26lsc for November, 261 SC for all the year,
and ~ e for May. Pork was generally firm
er. and closed at SIS % for October. Sl2 10 for
all the year, and $l2 IS for January. Lard
was easier, aud closed at 2213c for October
20c for November and December, and 27lSc
for January.
Flour unchanged. Wheat declined lc early,
and closed &c under yesterday; regular, Oc-
tOber delivery 1910 6, November 765S977szc.
Corn weak; it was the impression that the
bulls were selling, and this created a general
desire % realize; October declined SIC and
closed q &c under yesterday, and November
declined sc, closing ls4c under yesterday;
cash lots 5l5s(1535Sc; october delivery 5Ilp
s61sc; November 507stG5S9sc. Oats dull. prices
declined 9sG94c; cash 26G26l Sc; October de-
livery 26lG26S4C. Pork in fair demand and
frmer; cash lots sic OO,dl6 50; October delivery
SO. Lard weak; prices declined SOLO points;
cash lots and October delivery 1901 25c.
Bulk meats in fair demand; shoulders 6 S5c,
short rib &c. Whisky steady and unchanged.
sugar steady and unchanged; standard A 61sc,
graduated Use.
BALTINoRE, Oct. Is, nOOn.-Flour quiet
but steady; Howard street and v est
ern suPerhne, 81 25G2 IS; extra, % 9O9
80: family, IS 1894 IS; city mills supeTiDe,
- 25G2 IS; extra, s. 00GS 80; Rio brands,
- 62lG4 IS. Wheat-SOuthern quiet but firm;
Western steady; Southern, red S4(G5S7e, amber
gSGs5c; No. 1 Maryland, S713dSSc; No. 2
Western winter red, on spot, Sl5stGS21sc. Corn
Southern, no stock; prices nominal.
CINCINNATI. Oct. l5.-FlOur unchanged
Wheat firm; No. cred, SIC. Corn dull; No. 3.
mixed, 5SG5slxc. Oats easier; No. mixed,
2Sisc. Professionalism easier, SIG so. Lard
dun az 25c. Bulk meats firm; shoulders &c,
short rib CSC. Bacon lower; shoulders &c,
snort rlb lOS4c, short clear ll2sc. WHISKY
steady al 81 II. Sugar unchanged Hogs
weak, common and light, IS sO'g5 ~; packing
and butchers, 81 Co.'s 60.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. l5.-FlOur unchanged.
" neat unsettled; closed 5sldS4c under yester-
day; No : red, Use for cash; 77l4(G775zc for
October delivery. Corn lower and slow: 4SJz
,Gs9ls &c for cash; 4S1Sc for October delivery.
Oats, 2sc for December delivery; 26Ikc for all
the year. Whisky steady at 81 IL. Provisions
nothing doing.
LOUISVILLE. oct. I5-Wheat steady; No. 2
red, 75c. Corn steady; No. ., white 595<c,
mixed 56.d55lsc. Oats quiet; No. 2, 2S1zG2Sc
Provisions duh and nominal: Pork, nominal
Bulk meats-shOulders CSC. clear rib CSC
clear sides lO3Sc. BacOn-shoulders &c. clear
RIB lO5sc. Hams. sugar cured. l31z9l41zc.
Lard, choice kettle CSC.
NV OELEA6s, Oct. l5.-Cohee steady;
Rio cargoes- common to prime. Ts<GlI1zc.
sugar firm: fair 10 fully fair 454(d412c. yellow
clarified 5d53Sc. MOlasses steady; refining 20
G40c. Cotton seed Oil-prlme crude S2gSSc.
NAVAL sTOREs.
LIVERPOOL. Oct Is, noon.-Spirits turpen-
tine, 23s 81. Resin, common, IS l01zd.
LoEDOS, Oct, Is, 500 D. m.-Spirits tur-
pentine easy-spOt 22s Cd; November and
December delivery, 2Ss; January to April,
rs Cd.
KEW YORK, Oct. Is, noon.-spirits turpen-
tine firm at eo1zc. ROsiu firm at 81 256D1 80.
500 p m.-cpirits turpentine steady at
SOl<c. Rosin dull.
CaAELKsTOS, Oct. 15.-spirits turpentine
quiet at 2sc. Resin nominal; strained and
good strained. 81 05.
WTLNIEsTOs, Oct. Is.-Spirits turpentine
arm at 2I5Sc. Resin dull; strained 911zc;
good strained, s75 &c. Tar Arm az 81 40. Crude
turpentlne steady; hard. 81; yellow dip and
virgin 81 Co.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct, l5.-Market dull; Lou
isianas 41xgS5sc,