Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-29

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Asked. IBID.
MANCHESTER, Sept. 2s.-Cloths firm, with
fair demand. Yarns firm but demand light.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. rs, noon.-Cotton firm
ana in active demand; middllng uplands
7-lRd; mIddllng Orleans SID: sales $4,000
bales. for speculation and export 1000 bales;
receipts 1900 baleS-American ll.OOO bales.
Futures: Oplands. low middllng clause,
September delivery. % e4Ce5 $3.50; septem-
Der and October, lS-64(d>5 l7-64d: October
and November. ) l2-6l0g5 ll-64d; November
and December, S-6i0G5 a-64d: December and
January, 9-64d; January and FEBRUARY.
5S-64@5 9-64d; February and March,5 ll-o4d;
March and April. l8-64d; April and May,
l5-6id. Market irregular.
1900 p. m.-The sales to-day included l2,2Oo
bales OF American.
Futures: UDiands. low middling clause,
Septem Der delivery. 24-64d, buyers; sep
TENDER and October. l6-64d ,buyere: october
and November, 8 l0-64d, bu ers: November
and December, s-d4d. buyers; December ana
January, sid. value; January ana Eeb-
ruary, sad, value; February ana March.
1864, buyers; March and April, ll-6id,
buyers; April ana May. l3-64d. buyers.
Market quiet.
400 D. m Futures: Uplands. low mid
ding clause, September delivery, 8 25-64d,
sellers; September AMI October. -64d. buy
ers; October and November. ll-G4d, buyers;
November and December. 9-54d. value;
Dece Der and January. 59-64d, sellers: Jan
Uary and February, 9-64d, sellers: Febru-
airy and March. 8 l0-6id, buy ers: March and
April, 5l2-6ld. va ne: April and May, l4-64d,
vaine. Futures closed steady.
NEW ORR, Sept. y. noon.-Cotton opened
steady; mid9lIng uplands 97-16c; mlddting
Orleans O3sc sales 100 bales.
Futures: Market opened steady. with sales
at follows: September delivery. . 22c; Octo-
her, 23c: November. 2sc: December, 8 JSc:
January. 8 ale: February. sc.
500 y. m.-Market closed steady; middlIng
uplands, 8 -l6c; mlddling Orleans. 02sc; sales
to-day - bales: gross receipts $3.50 bales.
Futures: Market closed steady. with sales
of CO. go bales, Ms follows: September de-
livery. . 90 &c; October, 8 <3CD9 FAC;
November, Q 1899 soc: December, 9 Sac: Jan
uary. 94lQGA 42c; February, 1903 Sic;
March. 5SG9 60c: April. GIGS 6sc: MAY,
1909 7Gc; June, 8 5000 sac; July, 9 9l@0 92c;
August, a6QtY 97c.
Green 6 Co.'s cotton future report says:
There was some disappointment over Liver
pool, but more particularly the growing
movement of supplies, and somewhat forci-
HE effort to realize ffom the south creaieh
little fright among the longs to-day aud spill
ing cut OF contracts, followed with the cost
reduCeu 2Gl8 p ints, At the close the tone
was steadier. with partial recovery on
values n all m"nrhs.'
GALVESTON. Sept. 2S.-Ootton firm Md
ding 9tzc; net receipts 1910 bales, gross
$50 sales So bales: stock 52,424 h&es.
NoRFoLK, Sept. 2'.-Cotton steady: mid
ding 9Izo: net receipts 1920 beles, gross l,Z90;
stock 1929 bales; sales 59o bales; exports,
coastwse 53S bales.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2s.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 93zc; net receipts 10 baea, gross lo6;
sales nOnc; clock 3.4ut bales; sales TO spun
ners 20 bales; XpOrts. coastwise 400 hales.
BOSTON. Sept. 2S.-CottOn quiet; mlddling
916c: net receipts one, gross l.750 bales; sales
mono; stock none; exports, to Nova Scotia
81 bHles.
WILMINGTON, Sept. 2S.-COtton firm; mid
ding - l6c: net receipts | III bales, gross
1.2l7; sales none: stock 7.2l2 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept, 2S.-Cotton firm {;
middling 9?4c; net receipts - bales gross o.;
stock 7.l43 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 2s.-Cotton steady:
middllng yAtc; net receipts 1865 bales, gross
6,O65; sales !, $50 bale-; stock A. 0l bales.
&c; net receipts 1884 bales, gross 1895;
sales 2oo; stock 4,944 bales; exports, coastwise
425 bales.
MEMPHIS. Sept. 2s.-Cotton steady; mid
ding &c; receipts l.450 bales; shipments SOB
bales: sales $50 bales; stock 9,057 bales.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 2S.-Cotton quiet; middling
SIC; receipts l,457 bales; sales l, l6b bates.
CHARLESTON. Sept. 2S.-Cotton steady; mid
ding Sc; net receipts 1887 bales, gross
1881 bales: sales 1880 bales: stock 32,4?S bales.
NEW YORK. Sent. 2S.-COnsollda;ed net re-
ceipts for ali cotton ports TO-DAY. Z5,SOS bales;
exports, to Great Britain 7,lo6 bales, to the
continent 2,l2s; stock at all American ports
30l, lob bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. IS, noon.-wheat quiet
but steady, with poor demand: holders offer
freely. Corn dull, with poor demand. Fork,
prime mess els.
LONDON, Sept. Is, p. m.-TalloW, prime
yellow city Ns Sd.
NEW YORK, sept. 2S, poon.--Flour I'M
changed. Wheat qnlet and shade better.
Corn a shade stronger. Pork steady; mess
$40 5O@lo 10. Lard steady at & 75c. Freighis
firm.
The coffee m arket has been featureless up to
this hour, and changes have not been ma
terial. The Havre market is firm and I'M
changed. Sales l0750 bags, at SOC for De-
cember, 75c for January, 8 75c for February.
roc for March, 8 1909 soc for April, and 70
az SOC for May.
"a shade higher: ungraded red 73@S5%; No. 2
red, September delivery S41z(DS5c, October
S45sO0S514c. Corn, cash Il trifle higher, closing
firm; ungraded 5l4@D4634c: No. 2 September
delivery Axe, October 46l<004716c. Oats a
shade stronger; No. 2, September delivery
3l3S(13l5Sc. Hops steady. Coffee. far Rio
firm at ll11c. Sugar dull and nominal. Mo-
leases steady and in light demand. Cotton
seed oil. 24G26c for crude, t0@4lc for refined
Hides firm; New Orleans 9l6(0i0c, Texas lO(G
I9I5c. Wool firm; domestic fleece SO018Sc.
Pork fairly active and steady: Lard unset
tied and S(Gll5 points lower; w eStern Steam,
on spot Csc asked. September delivery soc,
October d 4otd6 soc. Freights closed tlrmer;
cotton 9-6is5 SD; wheat BAG4d.
CHICAGO. Sept 29.-WheaI star ed in barely
steady this morning at $3.50 for November,
broke of to 741sc. then rallied to 75Ssc and
closed within u shade of the best figures of the
session at l O'Clock. Trade dragged. how
ever on the regular session. Foreign advices
quoted dull markets and lower prices. The
aggregate receipts were agnin literal. and
exports only moderate. 10 the afternoon the
temper became quite strong, November adj
vancing to 751ac and closing at outside figures
No. spring 795AD7S1sc, No. 3 spring 6J3zc,
No. 2 red 73Ac, No. red Tic. Trading in
corn was only Of moderate character, both
on speculative and shipping account. The
feeling WAS easy, with free speculative offer
ings. A decline of nc occurred, but In the
latest trading of the afternoon prices were
well up to those OF vesterday-No. 2, $500
1890; No. 3, 35bc; No. 2, yellow BB94(9S7c.
There was very little to influence the oat
market in either direction, and it ruled dull.
with no appreciable change in priees-No. 2
cash 25lSc. small grains were all quiet. Pro-
visions we're active and unsettled. Mess pork
kept within the range OF NC and closed a
shade higher than Yesterday. In lard there
was a sudden and sharp break in the price for
September delivery. The full decline was
g7JSc, followed by a rally OF 71&@l0c, closing
tame Other options ruled a shade easier I;
cash lots sold at So STA. short rib sides were
a little mere favorable TO buyers and closed
lower: cash lots are quoted at 90c. Dry
50, ted shoulders 00ld8 l0c. Flour dun and
unchanged. Whisky ~ II for distillers' I'm
ighed goods. Sugars unchanged.
The following shows the range OF prices on
the regular board: Wheat, September delivery
724@7z7sc, october 7!!5sg7s3sc, November