Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-11


Sssd, good ordinary Texas 5l4d, ordinary
Texas lS-l6d; middling Orleans sgd. low
middlng Orleans $50, so d ordinary orleans
SID, ordinary Orleans l3-l6d.
400 p. MIXTURES: Unlands. low middllng
clause, September delivery 5 2i-84d, buyers;
September and October, 22-64d, sellers; Oc-
tober and November, l9-64d, sellers; No
vemuer and December. 3 lS-64d, buyers; De-
cember aud January, 8 lS-64d, buyers; Jan
uary and February, 2'-64d. buyers; Feb
ruary ana March, 3 2S-64d, BUYERS; March and
April. 25-64d, buyers; April and May,
2s-64d. buyers. Market closed firm.
NEW YORK. sept. 10. noon.-Cotton firm;
midi ing upiands l0c; mlddlng Orleans lO1sc;
sale 800 bales
Futures: Market opened dull. with sales rs
follows: September delivery, Q 65c; October.
soc; Nocemher, soc; December, 9 SIC;
January 9 6lc; February, 9 zoe.
500 p. m.-Cotton closed steady; middling
upands 10 l-l6c; mlddling Orleans 10 Slice;
sales s bales: net atd gross receipts none.
Futures: Market closed steady, with sales of
800 bales, as follows: September delivery,
g 90 nc; October. 559l9 5 &c; November,
9 a. 5ac; December. 9 $500 SOC; January,
9 5000 66c; February. Q zoos nc; March. 9 81
C99 SSc; Arr, 9 9S 80 99c; Nay, 20 OSte 10 OSc;
June, 10 SOLO l9e; July' 10 2Slglo 2ec; -,
vanced 6-loo@7 l00c, lost l~l00,92- iOOc, and
brought ~ the third call 800 bales October at
8 SIC and 100 bales January at &C. Futures
closed steady; sales 5000 bales"
GALVESTON, sept. l0.-Cotton steady; mid
ding b l6c; mel receipts Las bales, gross
l.l93: sales J.. 467 bales; stock $3.50 bales; eX
po Il. cnaStwise 3, 494 les
NORFOLK, sept. l0.-Cotton easy; middling
9i4c; net receipts ~ bales, gross 772; stock
l.e4 bales; sales l04 bales; exports, coastwise
25G hales
WILMINGTON, Sept. 1O.-Cotton steady; mid
ding Sc; net receipts 1854 bales, gross 1874;
bales none; stock . bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. l0.-Cotton In FAIR de-
mand: mlddling SEC; net receipts 7S7 bales,
gross 737: sales 800 bales: stO X H. 50 bales.
MOBILE. sept. l0.-COtfon dull and lower to
sell; mIddling 9Ike; net receipts 90 bales, gross
81; sales none; stock 2,O53 bales; exports,
c astwise IS bales.
MEMPHIS, sept lO-Cotton quiet; middling
! 9Ac receipts l57 bales; shipments - bales,
sale~ 90 bales; stock 2,2Sl bales.
AUGUSTA. sept. l0.-Cotton steady; mid
ding SIC; receui5 ga ha'es; sales $50 bales.
CHARLESTON. sept. l0.-Cotton firm; mid
ding Sc; net receipts 1854 bales, gross l,6S4;
81 les 800: stock $3.50 bales.
NEW YORK, Sept. l0.-Consolidated net re-
eeipts for ali cotton ports to-day, 7,474 bales;
/ exports, 10 Great isritaln sos bales, to the
continent 0, to France l,5i2.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
! LIVERPOOL. Sept. 10, noon.-Wheat quiet
| but steady; demand poor; supply large. Corn
/ firm, with far demand.
NEW YORK, sept. II. nOon.-Flour quiet but
firm. Wheat sl(a54c higher. Corn opened
! firm, later declined 1000. Pork dull: mess,
$40 0OalO so. Lard firm at 5217c. Freights
| steady.
/
Wheat-cash 16@lc higher and very quiet !;
ungraded red 75l1921Sc No. red, 92G9214c
| in elevator. September delivery 9l34 92sac,
! October 023z0a937s. Corn closed STEADY; I'M
| graded 4sl5@51c; No. 9, 49lSc in elevator;
| September delivery 495A050', October 5O13c.
! Oats mixed neavy and lower; white I20IG
! higher; No. ?, 2p4G21ac. Hops dull ana
| nominal Coffee, fair Rio on spot quiet at
| s1I@9s3Sc for o Il and new; No. Rio. on spot
| 6 90c s ptembpr delivery Use. Sugar quiet
| but firm; far to good refining, 7-l5@5 lee ;
white extra 614G69sc, yellow 42s059kc, off
! A 6$6e, mould A &c, standard A b}s(96szc. con-
| fectOners' q 65sc, cut loaf and crushed nc,
! powdered 65z@7c, graduated 70i1so. Molas-
! SEES duh and nominal. Cotton seed oil-SaG 35c
! for crude. 81 Ssc for refined Hides steady.
| Wool firm. Pork fairly active and steady.
/ Middles dull. Lard 506 points lower: Wet
| ern steam. on spot 1905 SOC, September de-
| liverv l0c. October 8 A@6 soc. Freights to
| Liverpool steady; cotton, per steam I-64d;
/ wheat, per steam SGD,
CHICAGO. Sept l0.-Trading in wheat to-
| day active on speculative account, and
| the feeling developed was decidedly nervous
! and unsettled within the established range of
| prices; the weather was bad, threatening
! rain and Liverpool was reported firm; the
market opened strong, and under q continual
| ton of the bull feeling, which has existed for
| two days past, the first sales were made at Il
/ (G5zc advance, improving rapidly 2sc more;
| ne quantity on passage showed marked de-
| crease. which assisted the OuOyaDcy ana IN
| huenced the free covering of shOrts: at the
| advance, however, offerings increased some,
| and prices declined 81: the government crop
report disclosing further decrease of 6,00a,-
| 600 bushels in the total caused a temporary
! advance Of &c; the decrease, however, was
| not as large as many operators had calculated
| upon. and the result was that considerable
/ wheat was put on sale. causing decline OF
sc, ruling stronger again AMI closing nnally
&c higher than yesterday: receipts were
small at primary points, and shipments were
! also light. There was only moderate trade
| n a
vailed during the greater part Of the session;
| at the opening the market was comparatively
| steady, but the fact that anticipated frost
| failed 10 materialize encouraged more liberal
| offerings, and prices declined Ml01sc, but raj
| lied just before the close anu closed 1zfG1fc
under yesterday. The oat market was quiet
| and dull and few changes IN prices occurred.
There was very little doing in provisions, and
| prices showed little change.
| Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat nervous
and unsettled; closed go higher; regular,
September delivery 79lS@S0sSc, October 500
| 0Slskc, November S219Gs35<c; No. red,
sac. Corn weak and nervous: closed LG5Sc
lower; cash 441fc, September delivery Al 80
44llc October 423<Ga42}6c, NOyem Der 4O(D405kc.
| Oats quiet and unchanged; cash 251zc, Sep
TENDER delivery 25sSl0255<c, October $50
| 253kc. Provislons-Mess pork quiet and nomI-
nally unchanged; cash y SOGS 80, October de-
livery s. 77L@S IS. November S. 750DS 80.
Lard quiet but steady; cash lots 221zlG6 25c;
DC ober delivery 20@6 25c, November 1914
! az l5c. Boxed meats steady; dry sailed shout
/ s
! l5G6 zoe. Whisky quiet at 81 10. Sugars
unchanged: granulated 7ssc standard &c.
BALTIMORE, Sept. lO.-Flour steady and
firm; How ard street and Western superhne
| SO O0l03 10, extra 50 501p4 10. family 81 500
co. city mills superfine 50 0OCg3 20. extra 81 so
lt3 70, Rio brands 81 50lg4 81. Wheat-SOuth-
! ern firm, with hardening tendency; Western
| easier; Southern. red S9092c, amber 95d96c;
| No. ] Maryland, 920923lc; No. 2 Western
winter red, on spot ss14@s67s. Corn-southern
! higher and drm for white: Western easier and
| dull: Southern white 53G154c, yellow 52tq53c.
CINCINNATI, Sept. l0.-FlOur in better de-
mand but prices unchanged. " heat stronger;
| No. red, SS@S0c. Corn firm: No. mixed,
46l%c Oats in + IT demand and steady; No. 2
mixed. 261CS23l6c. PrOvigiOns-POrk duh at
9 a716c. Lard easier at l712c. Bulk meats
easier; shoulders 3 SOC, short ribs 75c. Ba-
con in moderate demand; shoulders 25c,
short rib 45c, clear 8 75c. Whisky irregular
at 81 06. sugar firm and unchanged: New
| Orleans 5Gt6c. Hogs easier; common and light
| So Il a. 90, packing and butchers 81 20@14 IS.
ST. LoEIs, sept. l0.--Flour steady and
UNCHANGED Wheat fairly active but &c low
er: No. red. cash SSdts &c, September de-
livery $50 October s95sg9O34c. Corn-cash
higher: options lower; No. mixed. cash Az
G423zc October delivery 391fc. Oats-cash
b. tier; options easier; No. mixed. cash 2i(9
! Csc Septem Der and October delivery l3$<c.
/ whisky -tcady a. 81 06. PrOvisi ms dull aud
lower: Pork 50 37l8. Lard, small lots 20'0
8 2jc. Bulk meats--long clear 00c, short rib
! soc, clear g.. Bacon-lOng clear . lold6 2c,
short rib i0fn6 45c. snort clear G0G6 zoe
LOuIgVILLE, Sept. l0.-GrRin firm and
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