Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-31
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81 1885,

fortnight has been good. Current production
Is iarsrly under contract. Supplies Of other
divisions are moderate. Orders are small, but
are frequently repeated. Prices are firm"
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 30, noon.--M arket dull;
prlres generally in buyers favor; middling
9plands bMd; middling Orleans sgd; sales
1000 bales, for speculation and export 500;
receipts 1900 Dales-American 1880.
Futures: Oplands, low mlddhng clause,
october delivery, ll-6i0oS l0-64d; October
and November, S a-64d: November and De-
cember, 59-64d; December and January,
9-b4d; January and February, II Gid; Feb
ruary and March, l4-64d; March and April,
Il sad. Market dull at the decline
The tenders OF deliveries at to-dav's clear
lng- amounted TO 1900 bales new docket.
200 p. m,-The sales to-day included $500
/ bales American.
Futures Uplands. low middling clause,
OCTOBER delivery, sid, sellers; Oct"her
ana November, 9-64d, sellers; November
and December, 9-6Ad, sellers; December
ana January, 9-6id, sellers; January aud
Febr arv, ll-64d, sellers; February and
March, A-t4d, buyers; March and April,
l6-oid, buyers; April and May, 2l-6id,
sellers; May and June, 24-b4d, buyers.
Market duu but steady.
sales Tor the week, So, 900 bales-American,
30 600 bales; spectators took 500 oales; eX-
porters took 1000 bales; actual exports, $500
bales; imports, $1,000 bales-Amerc IN 54,OOe;
stock 365, 600 bales american. pa 900 ba es;
ahoat, 205,000 bales Am rican 1877 900 bales
$500 p. MIXTURES: Uplands. low middliug
clause, October delivery. l0-64d, sellers; De-
tober ana November, S-64d, buyers; NJ
vember and December. 6S-6id, BUYERS De-
cember and January, S-64d, buyers; jan
uary and February, 5 l0-64d. BUYERS; Feb
ruary and March, l4-6id, sellers; March and
April. l1-b4d. sellers; April and May,
2o-6id. buyers; May and June, 2i-6ld,
value. Market closed quiet but steady.
NEW YORK, Oct 80. noon.- Otton duh and
easy middling uplands 93sc; Iaiddli1g Orleans
| 9 ID l6c; sales l66 bales.
Futures Market opened steady. with sales
as follows; October delivery, Sac; Novem-
| Der, ilc; December. Ac; January, 0 sic;
February. G5c; Marca, 9 zoe.
500 p. INJECTION closed quiet; middling
upands 99Sc; middling Orleans 49, l6c: old
54e above quotation; sales go bales; net re-
ceipts 81 bales. gross 7.l0S.
Futures: Market closed steady, with sales
OF 1884 400 bales. as follows: October delivery,
| 8 400 4Sc; November, 5000 BIC; December
4NG9 44c; January, 500 53c; February
63@9 6ie; March. 7i@9 75o; April, Sc
| 9SIc; May, 97@9 Csc; June, 10 0St1l0 09c;
| July, 10 l7Gl0 100; August, 10 2S(Dl0 &c.
| The Post saws: "FuL re deliveries are in
| goot demand. Sales up to 2:l5 p. m. were
| $4,000 bales, including, however, more than
/ the general amount OF resales. At The lowest
point prices ranged s-l60D6 l0Oc below yes
| terdayb closing quotations. The greater
| part of the loss was recovered. and at inc
! third call 100 bales December brought Ac
and 200 bales February 64c. Futures closed
steady and b-lo0@3- lo0c lower than Yester-
day"
| Weekly-NeU receipts !. sol bales. gross a.. 0S7
!
France LIB, to the continent z. sos bales; sales
1902 bales. all to sptnners; stock 1885, 1853 bales
| GALVESTON, Oct. 30.-Cotton easy; mid
| ding l6c.
NORFOLK, Oct. sO.-Cotton quiet; middling
8 8-l6c.
WILMINGTON, Oct. sO.--Cotton dull; mid
| ding &c.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. sO.-Cotton weak; mid
ding i-l6c.
MOBILE, Oct. sO.--Cotton quiet and easy (;
| middlng -l6c.
! Mmn nat VI.
| &c.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 3O.-Cotton dull and nomi-
nal; mttdlings l5-l6c.
| CHARLESTON, Oct. 8O.-Cotton quiet; mid
MONTGOMERY, Oct. 9O.-Cotton dun; mid
| ding SIC.
MACON, Oct. 3O.-Cotton steady; middling
| SIC.
COLUMBUS, Oct. sO.-Cotton dull middling
| SIC.
NASHVILLE, Oct. ac.-Cotton quiet; mid
SELMA, oct. 8o.-Cotton steady; middling
ROME, oct. aO.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 3 10 l6c.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
| LIVERPOOL, Oct 80, n0on.--W heat quiet but
steady, with poor demand; supply good
red Western spring, Is ld(Gls Adj winter, Is !.
97s 4d. Corn steady, with fair demand.
| Bacon, long clear 32c for new.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30. noon.-Flour dull and
| declining. Wheat lower. Corn lower. Pork
dull; mess, 80 5OC9lO 90. Lard firm at zoe.
Frsights firm.
$500 p. m.-Flour, Southern closed quiet
| but heavy. Wheat-spot about lc lower and
| dull; ungraded red 75,G95c: No. red. 95c :
OBJ, November delivery s4@W9sc. Corn opened
| heavy but closed firm; ungradrd 40CG5le; No.
| 2. 5l%@52c in elevator; November deliver
| 5O9za5ll4c. Oats closed unchanged; No. 2,
| BIZ 03lsSe in elevator. HOPS unchanged
Coffee, far Rio on SPOT dull at SIC; No. Rio,
| on spot l0c, November delivery s5e. Sugar
.a1 ~ ~
Orleans 60tD63c. Cot ton seed oil-3lM35c for
| crude. 37(d3sc for refined. Hides Ct ady. Wool
hrm domestic fleece 27G36c, Texas 9(G22r.
| Pork auiet md barely steady. Middles dull
| ong clear 53le Lard without quotable change
| and dull; Western steam, on spot 200D6 z213c,
| November delivery &c. Freights to Liver
pool steady cotton, per steam, 3-l6d; wheat,
CHICAGO, Oct. sc.-The wheat market was
| ac5iye and weak early, became steadier, re-
| covering a portion Of the decline, and then
| lapsed into a condition OF dizziness from which
| it did not emerge at any time during the re-
maInder Of the day; the offerings were large
at the opening, and during the first hour
trading was very active; prices fell of 44c
J fr m last nights closing figures, to e62sc for
December, rallied to S79sc, fell buck to the in
| side figures several times, some sales being
| effected at S6y4(9S65sc, but the tone then be-
| came somewhat eteadier, and remained so TO
| the close; cables quoted easy foreign markets,
| and both New I ork and ST. LOUIS markets
! came in easier, which had it6 effect here; as
/ the daV advanced adVlces were TO the effect
/ that farmers deliveries showed a marked fall
/ ing of, and on this more buying for long ac
| count occurred: in the afternoon December
/ wheat advanced to size. but the volume Of
/ trading was light, anu the market finally
4 closed nc ST3zc, or 20 under the latest figures
1 Of Yesterday; ceipts here were Ill cars, of
/ which only Is are graded AS contract. Trad
! ing m corn was very inactive. and the market
| ruled generally a shade easier Oats ruled
| dull. prices showing very little change. Trans
actions in provisions were likewise limited,
| and 10 material change IN prices occurred.
Flour unchanged. Wheat weak: closed "a
| &c under Yesterday; regular, October and
! November delivery Si5S gS5ssc, December 49, 4
/ Corn duh and SHADE cas- er: cash l0Lc, Dc
/ tOber delivery 40l41iQMc. November 3916l1
| 39Ac. December 8}szGS61sc. Oats dull and
easy cash 253sc, Oct0 er delivery 25l<c. NO
vemher 253A 25lac. PrOvisions-Mess Dork
quiet but steady; cash 1908 25c, October
| aud November delivery 50 l713 8 20, Deem
Der IS 250tS ~. Lard quiet but firm, cash
! s5c, October delivery 8Z12lGs $50, November
/ 5 SOa5 8214c, December Sj(G5 8Il4c. Boxed
meats In iair demand; dry sailed shoulder
/ 3 1903 soc. short rib sides o0G4 52l4c, short
clear sides lOd5 Sc. Whisky firm al 81 IS.
/ sugar easy: graduated 61sc, standard A 6Mc.
l ST. LOUIS, OCT. 80.--FlOur unchanged
| heat lower and active; No. red. cash 935zc.
/ Novem er delivery 93Hc. Corn dull and "a
/ 3Sc lower: No. mixed. cash 3l5k(D3154c, NO
| vember delivery 3Jd85l<c Oats easier and
| slow: No. 2 mixed. C tsh 2iJ60D2iZc, November
/ delivery 233kc Whisky STEADY at 81 10. Pro
1 visions unsettled and irregu ar: PORK, s. 20.
| Lard. coo for small lots Dry salt meats p
/ boxed shoulder 3 d21S(g} 15c, long clear 2l6c.
| short rib l045 25c, snort clear Z0fnb 85c.
/ Is. a4ns UI r 4 -.