Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-24

porters took 200 bales; actual exports, $500
! bales; imports, $1,000 bales-Amere IN $4,000;
stock, $4,000 bales American, 22S,000 bates;
| aioat las, 900 ales-American $4,000 bales.
200 p. m.-The sales to-day included $500
| bales American.
Futures: Uplauds. low middling clause,
October delivery, lS-6ld, buyers; October
and November, 5 lG-64d, buyer; November
and December, l5-64d, buyers; December
| aud January. l6-6id, sellers; January and
tebr ar', l7-Gid, buyers; February and
| March, 2l-f4d, sellers; March and April,
5 2t-6id, sellers; April and MAY, 21-64d,
sellers; May and June, 3O-64d. buyers.
500 p. MIXTURES: Uplands. low middhng
clause, October delivery lS-64d, buyers; Oc-
tober and November, i6-54d, buyers; No
Vemner ana DeCeW her. 8 lh-h4d, sellers; De-
cember and January, l6-64d, sellers; Jan
uary and February, S-6id, sellers; Feb
ruary ana March, 3 2l-6ad, sellers; March and
| April. A-6ld. value; April aud May,
8 2'-64d, buyers; May and June, S0-6id,
buyers, Market closed quiet but steady.
NEw YORK, Oct %, noon.--Cotton easy;
middiing uplsnds 8 l3-l6c; middilng Orleahs
Futures: Market opened steady. with sales
| rs follows; October delivery, SIC; November,
8 5'c; December. 60c; January, 69c; Feb
ruary, soc; March, 9 92c.
500 p. INJECTION eSsy; middling uplanda
l3-l6c; mIdding Orleans loo; sales 2s6 bales;
net REGENTS al bales gross 1854.
Futures: Market closed duii, with sales OF
$3.50 bales, as follows October delivery, 9 "a
az 66c; November, Clos 62c; December,
9 6Sc; January, 7ltGg 72c; February. S2t0
eS3e; March. Q 1903 05c; April, 10 05,9l0 0lc;
May, 10 l6Gl0 nc; juno, 10 26Ul0 21c; July,
| 10 5000 SIC; August, 10 44@lO 46c.
The Post saws: "rhere is nothing new TO
report regar ing future deliveries. Prices
decline a few points and are raised again;
then the market becomes dull for awhile and
lower; takes another turn, and after haYing
offered g. speculators for quick turn the OPP
portunity Of either making or losing few
points, the closing shows little change from
che quotations Of the previous day. At the
third call 200 b lies for October brought 66c,
100 bales for November sec, 800 bales for De-
cember t4c, and 100 bales for March 9 95c.
| Futures closed barely steady, and partly l00c
lower than Yesterday"
Weekly-Net receipts 1875 bales. gross As 1890;
| exports, to Great Britain l5,06S bales, to
France 1869 to the continent 5,2S0 bales; sales
1926 bales. all to spinners; stock 96,622 halee.
GALVESTON, Oct 23.-Cotton easy; mid
| ding l6c.
NORFOLK, Oct. 23.-Cotton quiet but steady;
middlng 95sc.
wLMiNGToN, Oct. 2s.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding VIC.
ding 3-l6c.
MOBILE, Oct. 2S.-Cotton quiet and easy;
middling g. Ice.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 23.--Cotton steady; middlng
&c.
AUGUSTA, Oct 23.--Cotton quiet; middlng
3 l. Ice.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 28.-Cotton dull; mid
MONTGOMERY. Oct. 2S.-Cotton steady; mid
ding l5-l6c.
MACON, Oct. 2S.-Cotton steady; middlng
$40.
COLUMBUS, Oct 23.-Cotton quiet; middling
SAsHvrLLE, Oct. 2s.-Cotton steady; mid
ding Bloc.
SELMA, oct. 2s.-Cotton steady; middlng
91sc.
ROME, Oct. 23.-Cotton quiet: middling
9l6c.
{ lalf 4 d cd moi Pc.
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day 350i6 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 25,I72 bales, to
France 4,SO5, TO the continent II, lo7.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. %, nOon.-W heat quiet but
steady; demand fair; supply large. Corn
| firm, viii fair demand.
NEw y DIRK, Oct %, noon.-Flour quiet and
| heavv. Wheat better. Corn stronger. Pork
steady; mess, 50 50d4l0 90. Lard weak, 8 2215c.
Freights arm.
mon to fair extra ~ 60lgl 10. Wheat-cash a
shade better and quiet; ungraded red $50
93c; No. red. nominal AZ SIC IN elevator, No
vember delivery 9jl4a965sc Corn. pot n
hade easier md dull; ungraded 4jM5lc; No.
2, 50Jsc in elevator. November deliverg 50i "a
5OAc. Oats 1sl91zc higher; No. 2, 903sn3OAc
| in elevator. Hops steady. Coffee, far Rio on
s1ot dull at $40. Sugar dull and wholly
| nominal; far 10 good refining 7-lRGl5 y &c
refined steady-C 51{0g5l5c, extra G 5l5@54c,
white extra G lG-l6c, yellow 595h OF \
]
| G%c confectioners' A 6lS0B6 9-l6c, cut loaf
and crushed 7A@7i4c. powdered q l3-l60Wsc
graduated 6'sc, cubes 6 l5-l601c. M0lassea
| nominal. Cotton seed Oil-3lW35c for crude.
| 2>l5c for refined. Hides firm; New Orlean~
3l@93zc, Texas l0l%c. Wool hrm; domestic
fleece 21t63Gc. Pork steady with light d mand
mess 50 50Gl0 90 Middles dun; long clear
55sc. Lard shade lower; Western steam.
on spot aud Octooer delivery .Oc. Frelghts
to Liverpool firm; cotton, per steam, 5-82d
wheat, per steam. 3]zd.
NM ffM fNnH fnnHn Wrn 81
feeling in the wheat market to-day and the
tone was somewhat stronger; receipts from
! first hands were reported as show ing falling
OF, for the first time in two weeks, and 10 was
declared that the deliveries from this time
! forward would be higher; receipts at Mime
apolis and Duluth continue free, but are
higher at all winter wheat points; early ca
bes renorted quiet and steady foreign mar
kets, and later cables quoted Liverpool a sh de
nrmer; the market opened here AZ SIC for De-
cember, &c under the closing yesterday after
/ noon. but rallied under fair buying to Sl@Sc,
fell back to S7l4c, rose again 10 Size, ruled
! steady, and then. during the middle session,
| advanced TO S5J4c, receded 10 SlIsc. but rose
again under good buying TO 5S3gc, and closed
at $500 ssc; on the regular board the pur-
chasing was very free by some Of the large
local houses at times during the session, and
the aggregate trading for the day was larger
than usual; the feeling was strong again IN
! the afternoon, closing At al Sslal0sssSc for De
! cember. There was an improved feeling in
corn and somewhat more tradlrg; receipts
I
also large and stocks in store cOntine tight
the market advanced 80 for October, while
November showed IN advance Of 10. Oats
ruled quiet. closing a shade higaer for cash
and near options, while May advanced fully
s6c. Provisions were quiet but steady and
generally a shade higher.
Flour unchanged Wheat unsettled and
faverifh; oosed aD1ut ic higher; regular,
October delivery SO GS53zc, November $50
s6l4c, December $40 SIC No. 2 red. 90c. Corn
quiet and 2rmer. cash nc, October delivery
4l'0ll4c. November 39H 01aB5z. December 56tkc
Oats nrmer: cash al October delivery Z5c.
November 253zc. December 25l[c. Provision.
Mess porK In fair demand. cash s. 250S 90
November delivery s. 2llI ~ ~, December
s. 803S rs. Lard quiet and 2i%N5 points lower;
/ cash 87I505 zoe. October delivery 5 00c No
vember S59E5 Nc December zoe. Boxed
meats steady; dry sailed shoulder 3 f0G3 soc,
short rib sides 8 l0c. short clear sides 20ld
8 25c. Whisky steady ~ 81 y. Sugar nn-
/ changed.
CfEofNEArI. Oct. 23.-Flour heavy but IN d
| changed. Wheat lower; No. red, BJG96c.
Corn stronger; No. mixed, f5l4lGf6c. Oats
In moderate demand: No. mixed, H%c.
PrOvisions-P Pork quiet ATS 70 Lard steady
40 sse. Bulk meats lrm. shoulders Be. short
| rib zoe. Bacon steady; shoulders fJc, short
ribs nc. short clear 0bc. Whisky firm at
SlO7. sugar unchanged. Hogs nrm; common
and light g. 55G3 70, packing and butchers
f336@8 ~.
BALTIMORE. o ~. 3.--Flour quiet and rather
easy. Howard street and Western super
fine S. 1898 40, extra SO 1904 20, family - 500
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