Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-14

| OTuert, LD6Y are not OlepOscu W pnSth-
fce much to obtain them. Prices, while easier
! In some cepartm ents, do not show general
movement In favor of buyers lndla ana
| China business is exceedingly light. Large
| orders are rare. There ia but little inquiry
| for export yarns. Home consumers are able
| TO purchase ut better terms than on FRIDAY
The cloth market is quiet: Production, now
| ever, is we'll engaged. II is also obserVante
| that higher and lower reeds of printing clotn
nave become Iirmer."
NEW YORK, Oct. IL, noon.-Cotton opened
| quiet and steady; middling uplands 5-loci
middling Orleans 914c: sales 269 bales.
Futures: Market opened quiet but nrm,
| with sales as follows: October delivery. 9 DOC;
| November. 02c: December. 0Bo; January,
| l5c: February. 8 2lc; March, 3 30c.
| 500 p. m.-Market closed steady: middling
uplands, 5-l6c; mIdding Orleans, S19c;
sales to-day 42o bales; net receipts l72 Bales
| gross 5,09T.
Futures: Market closed steady, with sales
OF 78,600 bales, as follows: October delivery,
SO4g9 obc; November, 8 O5@9 o6o; December
Q 2ig9 25c; March. 5000 $50; April. 3 4l9
8 42c; May, 8 1909 500; June. 5000 soc; July,
65@9 &C; August, 1903 $50.
Green Co.'s cotton future report SAYS:
| After gaining about five points the market
shaded back trife, but closed steady. The
undertone has been pretty well preserved
we're made they found good and continuous
| demand"
GALVESTON. Oct. 1S.-Cotton easy; MD
ding SIC; net receipts 2,53S bales, gross
1888; sales 1903 bales; stock 72,ll7 bales.
NORFOLK, Oct. l3.-Cotton steady; mid
ding SIC; net receipts 1928 bales, gross ABB;
| stock 1923 bales: sales 1917 bales; exports,
coastwise l734 bales.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 1s.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding &c; net receipts IS bales; gross $40 bales;
| 400 bales; exports coastwlse 16 bales.
BOSTON, Oct B.-Cotton quiet: middNng
97-l6c: net receipts y bales. gross l,92S; sales
none; stock none.
WILMINGTON. Oct. 13.-Cotton steady; mid
ding S3sc; net receipts 1873 bales, gross
l,5l3; sales none: stock 1914 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l8.-Cotton dull; mid
ding 9SAc; net receipts 1903 bales, gross ITO;
stock 1905 bales; exports to Great Britain
2,49l bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 13.-Cotton firm;
middlIng SIC; net receipts S,794 bales. gross
S,968; sales {, 800 bales; stock "A, S35 bales: eX
ports. to Great Britain 1892 bales; to France
$3.50 bales; to the continent $50 bales; coast
wise 1862 bales.
MOBILE, Oct lS.-Cotton quiet; middling
S34c; net receipts $50 bales; gross $50; sales
600; stock $3.50 bales; EXPORTS coastwlse 80
bales.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 18.-Cotton steady; middling
sAc; receipts 4.ull bales; shipments l,69i
bales; sales $500 bales; stock SO, 237 bales
AUGUSTA. Oct. l8.-Cotton quiet; middling
Ss5c; receipts l,606 bales; sales 2.079 bales.
| CHARLESTON, Oct. tS.-Cotton steady; mid
ding SIC; net receipts 3,S74 bales gross 1874;
sales 10000 bales: stock 5s,SO3 bales; exports
coastwise 2 $40 bales.
| ATLANTA, Oct. l3.-Cotton-mlddllng SIC;
receipts 1888 bales.
NEW YORK. Oct lS.-ConsolIdated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports TODAY, 80, 92S bales;
exports to Great Britain 9l42 bales; to
France 1870 bales; to the continent 594 bales;
stock at all American ports 426,2 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 10, noon.-Wheat firm,
vAth demand improving; supply good. Corn
steady. with falf demand. Lara, prime
Western, 3ls 90.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10, noon.--Flour quiet but
steady. Wheat higher. Corn better. Pork
firm; mess 50 rs. Lard firm at lOc. Ereights
800 p. m.-wheat lCalz4c higher; No. red,
October delivery s8@s4c. November S31s@s5c,
December S594G8s83zc. Corn d g15c higher;
No. 2. October delivery 44@D44Jsc, November
451lDI57sc. Oats LGDS4c higher; No. 2, Oc-
toher delivery 3O,f@3o1ac: Hops dull. Coffee,
fair Rio irm at ll9sc. sugar dmlI' a, Molasses
4O@4lc for refined. Hides firm, Wool quiet.
Pork firm; mess SO IS for old, $40 5O0lO 10 for
new. Middles dull: long clear 65sc. Lard 90
IA points higher; Western steam, on spot IS %
(D6 l215c, October 50 Q5(D6 t5c. Freights closed
D steady; cotton 9-64@5-32d; wheat, Adj.
I | CHICAGO. Oct. Yesterdays quotations
4 still rule in the market for New Y ork eX-
4 change, Offerings are moderate and the de-
mand steady. The open board call This morn
, ing was very uninteresting, November wheat
\ opening and closing at 7Z1sc; but between
\ that time and the opening of The regular board
! REPORTS of a decrease in wheat on passage
came in and frmed up the market. There
was also an improved tone TO the cables.
November wheat opened at 721ac, sold up TO
727sc then back to 725sc, anu recovered to
7232c November corn opened at 351sc, but
, | sold quickly at $3.50. The whole provision
list was drmer and rather higher. Pork ad-
, vanced 25c at the start, though 1t was not
maintained; November opened at SO 25 and
fell to 50 071a. The French were reported 10
be buying good many cargoes OF on coast
| wheat, and also were fair buyers of futures
here. These causes were SUFFICIENT to put
November wheat up to 1876, but 1t soon re-
ceded TO 72Ac. Corn sold up to 361sc, but
soon receded to $500. The feeling us regards
the war situation was just little bit nervous
and unsettled. New York exporters we're
said to be doing particularly active business.
This was very strengthening in its effect, and
bulged November wheat to 1870, but when
the export movement was uncontirmed there
was a reaction to 725kc. The market stood al
this uolnt half an hour before the close. The
high point in corn was not maintained, owing
to the declining tendency in wheat toward
the close. Provisions, too, became very steady
| and subject to moderate trade.
Flour quiet and unchanged. whisky, 81 IS.
| Futures ranged as follows, with the closing
prices at ESQ o'clock: Wheat; October deliv-
cry 72(l7O34c, closed at re; November 1890
721<c, closed at 791a@7Sssc; December 1870
74sgc, closed at 75}1c; May e2GSlc. closed at
s2c. Corn, October delivery S4S4(G34s9c. closed
at SEC; November 49, sgS5s6c, crossed at 96c {;
December S71s056s6c. closed at &c; May 4lss
940L<c. closed at 4ltzc. Oats, October deliv-
cry 9414c, closed at 2i1zc; November 253sC925c,
2olSc; May SOs4@8Oc, closed at sOssc. Mess
pork, October and November delivery 80 25lp
50 O7i6, closed at 80 l2%; January $40 050
10 OIL, closed at $40 05. Lard, October deliv-
cry s. sO!e5 s21s, closed at IS 7214; November her
So S001b T7lf. closed at IS 80; January IS COG
| 5 e71S closed at 50 90. Short ribs, October de-
livery 76c, closed at 75c; January 515G
| 12lSc, closed at 1910.
| ST. LOUIS, Oct. l3.--Flour fairly active.
Wheat very active and higher; No. 2 red.
cash 7Sxe, November delivery 791s0D74sE. Corn
active and very strong No. mixed cash
38hc, November delivery S311@S831c. Oats
| more active and strong; No. mixed. cash
25%c, November delivery 36c. Whisky firm
| at 81 10. Provisions active and very strong
| for everything except pork, which is steady
| at SO s7IblS9 80. Lard l0(9l5 points higher.
Bulk meats 10 points higher; boxed lots long
clear soc, short ribs 90C17 00c, short clear
7 26G7 SOC. Bacon l0(1l21a points higher; long
clear and short ribs 371Sc, short clear 621s
ar 75c.
BALTIMORE. Oct l8.-Flour nominally steady
but dull; Howard street ana Western super
0ne 50 2S0t7 So. extra 81 1893 80. family So rs
IA so, oty mills superfne 81 260D2 as. extra
e O0Cd3 rs; RIO brands - S7Q34 90. Wheat
southern steady; Western frmer and dull
Southern red S6aSTc: amber s6QGSSc No. 9
Western winter red. on spot s00So3zc. Corn
| Southern nominally steady: Western 6rmer
and dull; Southern, white bO(G5lc, yellow 80
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