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

AAtila- Z" ll-Aous MluuhnE OrieSns, 1854;
sales 10000 bales, for ejaculation and export
l,OO0 baies; receipts 1000 bales-American
none.
Futures: Uplands. low middling clause.
october delivery, ) 40-6Ad; October ana No
vember, 39-64d; November and December,
59-64d; December and January, 39-64d:
January and February. 42-6A05 4I-641
4Z-64d; February and March, 45-64d: March
and April, 4S6id. Market steady at decline.
OF American.
Futures: UDlands. low middiing clause.
October delivery, 4l-64d. buyers; October
and November, 40-6id, sellers; November
and December. 40-6ld. sellers: December
and January. 40-64d. buyers: January and
February, 42-64d, buyers; February and
March, 46-64d. sellers: March and April
49-Gfd, value; April and Nav 5 53-64d yaIue
Marke: steady.
Good middling uplands l3-l6d, middling
upidnds ll-l6d, low middling upIands sgd.
good ordinary uplands 5-l6d. ordinary up
lan,is 81; good middling Texas l5-l6d. mid
ding Texas . 1850, low middling Texas
ll-lGd, good ordinary Texas Sgd. ordinary
Texas sd; middlIng Orleans > l3- l6d, low
mlddling Orleans I-l6d, good ordinary Or
leans 514d. ordinary Orleans sd.
800 p. mixtures: UDlands. low middIing
clause, October delivery, 4O-6id value:
October and November, 5 39-64d value: No
VEN Der and December, 3 39-64d, sellers; De-
cember and January, 39-64d, buyers; Jan
uary and February, 4l-64d, value; Feb
ruary and March, 44-64d. BUYERS: March and
= 9
5z-bld, sellers; May and June, 55-6ld, value.
Market closed dull.
sales for the week, GO, 600 bales-Amerlcan.
$1,000 bales; spectators took 600 bales: eN-
pOrters took $500 bales; actual exports S,40O
bales; total imports, Al 900 bales-American,
$1,000 bales; stock, $4,000 bales-American
z.5,0e0 bales; aflOat, $4,000 bales-American,
10000 bales.
NEW YORK. Oct. 9, noon.-Cotton opened
quiet; mlddlIng uplands loo; middling Or
leans l014c; sales 81 bales.
Futures: Market easy, with sales "a follows:
october delivery, 93c: November. 10 Ole;
December. 10 O4c: January, 10 I2c: February
10 zjc; March, 10 39c.
500 p. m.-COttOn closed quiet but steady;
mlddling uplands, Zoe; middIihg Orleans, TO- a.
saies 495 bales; net receipts bales, grUss
SOS bales.
Futures-Market closed firm, with sales of
% $50 bales, as fOllows: October delivery, 9 90
lGl0 O0o; November, 10 O0Gl0 O2c; December.
10 O0GlOOic; January, 10 5000 lie; February.
10 5000 3lc; March, 10 HOO 45c; April, 10 81
t9lO 5Sc: May, 10 7llGl0 nc; june 10 $40
10 Sc; July, 10 96lglO CSC.
The POSTS cotton report saws: Future de-
lyeries were at first freely offered; October
lost 3-l0Oc, November 6-l00c, December 4-IOOc
and the later months 3-lOO.G2-lOOc- Later in
the uay, IN conseq uence of reports Of colder
weather IN the South, the loss was fully re-
covered, and sellers showed much frmness
at the third call. when 100 bales of October
were bought at 10 9fc and 200 bales of july at
10 yic aud 10 Doc. Futures closed firmer and
8-leOC higher than yesterday: November was
unchanged, and the balance 4lO095-IO Oc
higher
GALVESTON. Oct. 9.-Cotton quiet; md
ding 9szc; net receipts 2,O4I bales, gross
2,O4l; sales l,277 bales; stock 35 235 bales: eX-
ports cOastwise bale.
NORFOLK. Oct. COTTON quiet: middling
Q ll-l6s; net receipts 3OS6 bales, gross 3,0S6:
sales 1910 bales; stock 23,' bales; exports,
cOastwise as bales.
WILMINGTON, Oct. 9.-COttOn firm: mid
ding 9lzc; net receipts l,4o3 bales, gross
l,403; sales none; stock ASH bales
NEE ORLEANS. Oct 9.-CoUJOn easier: mid
dlinG l5-l6c; net receipts 1859 bales, gross
6,76l; sales $500 bales stock 81, 4SS bales; ex-
ports. TO Great Britain 1886 bales.
MOblLE, Oct. 9.-JOtLOn quiet; middling
95sc; net receipts 40S bales, gross 1913; sales
seq bales; stock j,555 bales; exports, cOastwise
NENPHI8. Oct. 9.-Cotton easy and lower to
sell; mittdlug 95sc; rCceIuts l,2i0 bales; snip-
ments 3jl bales; sales l,02j bales; stock 1905
bales.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 9.-Cotton quiet: mid
ding sc; receipts 1850 bales; sales 1891
bales.
and sellers apart; middling CSC; net receipts
5.2ij bales, gross j,2i6; sales sou; stock 55,4S7
NV YORK. oct. demonstrated net re.
ccipts for all cotton ports to-day 97,577 bales:
exports. TO Great Britain 1870 bales, to
the continent 1900, to France $50.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, oct. ., noon.-Breadstuf dull
but not quOtably lower. Long clear middles
53s Oh; short clear nominal. Lard, prime
" estern 39s Cd. Corn, new mixed IS 212d.
NEW 1okE, Oct. 9. noOn.-Elour quiet but
steady. Wheat better and quiet. Corn heavy
and lower. Pork firm; mess, Sl7 00Gl7 rs.
Lard firm at Sc. FIeighJs firm.
900 %. m.-FlOur, Southern steady. Wheat
IS OF lots a shade lower; ungraded red, 61G
g4lSc: udgraded white, S5lG9Qc; No. , red,
October delivery, S69S614c. Corn-spot lots
about lc lower, closing with rather more
steadiness; ungraded 56,G59c; No. ,, csc; Oc-
tOber delivery 601s(G6H4c. Oats 14(G3Ec higher;
No. ?. 32l4C. Hops nominally unchanged.
COnee, FAIR Rio, on spot, dull at l014c; No.
Rio, on spot Sc. Sugar steady; centrifugal
J3Sle5Jkc: cubes 45zc; fair to good refining
4AtG45sc; refined closed sJeady-C 41SlG51sc,
white extra q 52sc, of A ,514955sc,
fectioneTs 4 &c, graduated 61sG6 3-l6c, cubes
8 5zlL5lac. Molasses unchanged. Cotton seed
oII-Sj.CS6c for crude; 44lG46c for refined.
Hides firm; New Orleans and Texas, selected,
lOGIlc. Wool quiet and barely steady. Pork
firm but less active; mess, on spot, Sl7 %.
Mlddles firm; long clear, lOc. Lard opened
6gl0 points higher; closed firm; Western
steam, on spot sc, October delivery SOCG7 90c.
Freights 70 Liverpool firmer; cotton, per
steam, I3-6i(G7-32d: wheat, DER steam 315(14d.
CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-Tradlng on Change to-
day was only moderate, with the ranges IN
cllned TO be Irregular, especially IN corn.
Few influences beyond those contributed by
the receipts and weather entered into the
days dealing. The close Of the morning SEES
".
and a decline was noted from yesterdays
close. During the morning prices fiuctuated
within a range of &c without any particular
feature. Early there was strength, owing to
light receipts, but on account of sales being
made TO realize the outside figures were not
sustained; No. spring sold at 765zg765sc
Corn was the only deal IN grain that attracted
attention. The principal trading was con-
fined to November options, which opened at
525<c, but became very irregular. When the
price was sac sales were made at 53c. The
price Immediately dropped to 52Ac, with
possible sale at 5214c At the recovery there
after. and advancing 10 5S3sG5S &C, which
was the highest point reached. Before noon
IL was subject to vigorous pounding ana heavy
sales, which again broke the price Oa-thls
time to 5slSc. The closing was &c better than
the lowest point. \ Clique appeared to be
selling November and buying all the year.
Nearly all deferred options showed good
strength: No. ?, cash was quoted at 500
555zc. Oats ruled active, strong and higher
an round. with the possible exception OF DC
tOber, in which there was little done. The
each market was strong at 275s(g2I1Sc. The
strength OF the market was shown by the
sale Of seven cars, TO arrive IN two weeks. at
2T5zc; May was IN fair demand at &c over
Yesterday. Rye was quiet and steady at sac
for cash and October-substantlally yester-
DAYS price. Provisions were active and I'M
proved through the whole list, ribs excepted,
all showing an advance Of 5G45ac.
Flour unchanged. Wheat opened weak and
lose lower; closed sc under yesterday;
regular, October delivery 7649165sc, NOvem-
Der 7I4sfG4S16c. Corn unsettled; october
closed I5sc and November l3sc lower than
Yesterday; cash lots 5AGj6c; November de-
livery 8 1std535sc. Oats firm and higher; cash
lots T7I<(G259sc; October delivery 71zlg275zc.
Pork in good demand; cash lots and October
dc livery Sl6 50. Lard stronger; cash lots and
October delivery Z 70lG7 75c. Bulk meats
shoulders 5O,G6 55c, short rib 25c, short
clear 10 25c. Whisky unchanged at 81 IL.
sugar unchanged; standard A CSC, granu-
CISCISNArI, Oct. 9.-Flour firm but not
quotably higher. Wheat stronger and higher;
No ! red, S2ds3c. Corn stronger; No. 3
mixed, $50, Oats lirmor; No. mixed, $50
900. PrOvIsions-POrk quiet at SIG so. Lard
irm and higher at I5sc. Bulk meats IN
changed: shoulders CSC, short rlb l0c. Bacon
steady: shoulders re, short rib lO5sc, clear
sides Ils-c Whisky steady at 81 Ii. Hogs
BrI2; common ana light, 81 00g5 80; packing
and butchers, s. 75G5 IS.
BALrISoEE. Oct. 9, nOOn.-Flour hrm and
barely active; howard street anu west
ern superune, - 1902 IS: extra, - 9O,9
3 20; family. s. 1894 90; city mills superhne,
- 3l82 IS; extra, 50 coos 81; Rio brands,
"a 61g3 IS. Nheat-SOutnern easier, with
moderate inquiry; Western steady and dull;
Southern, red S4lGS7c, amber 9O,G94c; No. l
Maryland, 90,G903<c; No. Western winter
red. on spOf, So a(GS3lSc. C0rn-SOuthern
nominal: Western dall; Southern white 57S0
6Oc new 54g56c; yellow Coo.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 9.-WheSt steady; No
3 rel. 76d77c. Corn quiet and weak: No. 2
s-i,ite 5g5Ic. mixed Soc. Oats scarce and firm:
No. ? mixed, 29c. Provisions steady: Mess