Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-23

Futures: Uplands. low mtddling clause,
October delivery. ll-64d, sellers: October
and December. 62-64d, buyers: Deoembe
aud January, 62-G4d. sellers; January and
February, 4 90 Cad. sellers: February. and
March, 68-64d, sellers; March and April,
Lead, sellers; April anu May. S-64d, value:
May and June. 5-oAd. buyers. Market
quiet.
LONDON, Oct. 22.-The imports OF cotton for
the psst week was IS, 40S bales; exports l6s
bales; imports since Jan. l, 2,07S,99l bales;
exports $4,000 bales
NEW YORK, Oct. %. noon.-Cotton opened
| quiet but steady; mtddllug uplands SIC;
mlddling OreAns9 7-l6c; sales $50 bales.
Futures: Market opened steady, with sales
asfollows: octoberdelivery, OOe; November
| D0lo: December. 9 06c: January. 9 l8c; Feb
ruary, 9 2lc; March, 0 pc.
$500 y, m.-Market closed quiet but steady;
| mlddllng uplands, 914c; mlddling Orleans,
7-l6C; sales to-day 40S bales; net receipts
| none, gross l,783 bales.
Futures: Market closed steady. with sales
| Of "a 200 bales, as follows: october delivery,
5 969S &c; November, 91OoS csc; December,
| OSG9 04c; January. Q ll(G9 l2c; February,
9 1909 l9c; March, Q 26lD9 27c; April. $50
3 36e; May, 8 44CG9 45c; June. 0 $500 Sic; July,
| 96l@9 SIC; August, 96S019 6gc.
Green Co.'S cotton future report saws:
| ~ nder continued depressing influences the
| unloading of long cotton was fuller and
more general, with another break of some
! four or five points in cost IN pretty much all
! tho months. Liverpool contributes to the
weakness, but most the decided influence was
! large movement of supplies ana continued
| pressure to realize from the South, interior
| towns In particular. showing increased anX-
iety in this respect, modifying rates 10
| closer parity with those OF the porte"
Weekly-Net rooelpts6l bales, gross 4S,74O;
exports, TO Great Britain 1916 bales, to
France 1884, to the continent y 999; sales 1897
| bales-Rll TO spinners: stock 90, l3l bales.
| GALVESTON, Oct. 22.-CottOn 1rm; mid
! ding 1890,
NORFOLK, Oct. 22.-Cotton steady; middling
BALTIMORE, Oct, 2s.-Cotton easy; mid
| ding DC.
BOSTON, Oct. 22.-CottOn quiet; middling
| 0 7-lbC
WILMINGTON, Dot. 22.--Cotton steady; mid
| ding sac.
Phil ADELPHIA, OCT. 22.-Cotton dull; mid
| ding 9hc.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 22.-Cotton steady mid
ding S56c.
Mobile, Oct. 22.-Cotton quiet; middlius
MEMPHIS, oct. 22.-Cotton steady; middling
| $50.
AUGUSTA, Oct 92.-Cotton quiet middling
! CHARLESTON. Oct. 22.-Cotton-Buyersa and
sellers apart; middling SSsc.
MONTGOMERY, Oct. 22.-Cotton dull; mid
| ding SIC.
MACON, Oct. 22.-Cotton steady; middling
CoLUMBUs, Oct. 22.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding SIC.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 22.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding sac.
SELMA, oct. 22.-Cotton easy; middling
| SIC.
ROME. Oct. 22.-Cotton easy: middling Sic.
| ATLANTA, Oct. 22,-COtton- middllng SIC.
| NEW YoRE. Oct. 2g.-Oonsolldated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day. 45,0s5 bales
| exports, TO Great Britain II, l99 bales; to
| France 5,246 bales; to the continent l,9O4
| bales; stock at all American ports a5,l66
| bales.
| PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
| but arm. Wheat higher Corn better. Pork
steady; mess 50 10. Lard frmer at So O5c.
Freghts steady.
500 D. m Wheat I3dtlc higher; No. red,
| Corn A(n16c higher; No. ., November deliy-
| cry 45A 1l6c, December 463sGDi7l &c. Oats "a
CG24c higher; No. 2, October delivery 32a82l &c.
| Hops quiet and unchanged. Coffee, fair Rio
! firm at ll1sc. Sugar steady 43ad4kc, Oh
| A 3-16G1514c, yellow 80. Molasses dun.
Cotton seed oil, 22@26c for crude, 3s989c for
lOc, Texas lO@l0l9c Wool firm. Pork
firm; mess 80 1909 S713 for old, $40 05 for
new. Middles dull. Lard 3G5c higher
Western .s s' eaS os on fP9i 70 oa NoVe@heI
3-l6d; wheat. 4lzd.
| CHICAGO. Oct. 22.-Wheat opened firm
eased of slightly, became drmer again, and
| on the afternoon board took q buoYant tone
| The price rose &c from early inside quotations
and closed at nearly top figures. The tenor
| of European adVlCeB was strong, and there
| was good buying on Eastern account. The
| strong tone in the afternoon was due TO q re-
port that large quantity had been taken at
| the Eastern seaboard for export estimated at
forty five boat loads. The latest official trad
ing was at 1M02c higher than yesterday.
| Receipts of corn are smaller. the shipping
demand good, and the market ruled strong or
| all round and closed nearly 1c higher than
| Yesterday. Shorts bought freely near the
close Oats were steady and firm in SYM
pAthy with other markets, and closed 19(13zc
higher. Provisions were more active and
stronger; mess pork advanced l5l@2Oc carly
| 10 the session. receded lOCQl24c, rallied and
closed at medium figures. Lard ruled strong
and 7H1l0c higher early, but lost portion OF
the advance.
The following shows the current prices for
cash properties on the regular board: Flour
| unchanged. Wheat, No. red 75l5o. Corn
| 3515c. Oats, 25l4c. Mess po:k IS 80. Lard
So TO- Short RIB sides, loose, 6 soc, short clear
sides, boxed, $500 9Oc. dry sailed shoulders
boxed 45G5 soc. Whisky 81 Is. Sugars I'M
changed.
Futures ranged and closed as follows
| Wheat. October delivery 745k(g725sc, closed NJ
749ac; November 75gsG739Sc, closed at 7551c
December 7ll4M7lBc, closed at TIC; January
7I5sS7ec, closed at Hs4e;. May s3S4GSl94c
(9349sc, closed at S54c; November $500
341kc, closed at 3534c; December g7@36Lsc
closed at &c; January 37t4GS69sc. closed al
! BIC; May 4lAG4O12c. closed at 4l1lc. Oats
October delivery 2514J249Ac, closed at 2514c
November 253%G251sc, closed at 25szc; Dece m
Der 265zC926c, closed at 2G9Ac: May 5000
| 30LSc closed at G0szc. Mess pork, October de
livery 50 O09s 72I5, closed at IS go: November
81 O2I5(gS IS, closed at IS 90; December 50 Of
6tS rs, closed at s. 80; January 50 S7190g9 M
| closed at 50 so. Lard, October delivery IS 75a
IS Ga, closed at 50 70; November s. 77%0
5 S71%, closed at S. ~; December IS 8j(15 80
closed at IS 80: January delivery 50 $685. an
closed al IS 9212. Short ribs, October delivery
81 ,0D5 0Oc.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 22.-Flour closed unchanged
Wheat higher; NO.2 red, cash 7514c, Noyem.
| Der delivery 74A1G7j1kc. Corn stronger anc
| quiet; No. mixed, cash 33933asc, Noyem bel
! delivery 49, g3317c. Oats firm; No. 2mIXed
cash 251sc, November delivery CSC bid. Wits
! Ky firm at 81 10. Provisions drmer and IL
! good demand: Mess pork az 50 37%. Lard
| higher at IS 1905 TO- Bulk meats, boxed lou
long clear 6B0ln6 CSC, short RIBS 65g6 zoe
| short clear Is 05Cn7 00c. Bacon, long clear &
CG737 nc. short RIB 2bc, clear rib G01Di 621%c
| BALTIMORE. Oct. 22.-FlOur quiet and
steady; Howard street ana Western super
fine So 25fD2 So. extra 81 1905 80. family
So 1904 80, city mills suDerine 81 266GZ 49,
extra So OOt53 70; Rio brands 81 35(g4 50. Wheat
Southern steady; Western firm and higher
Western winter red. on spot s2lGS2l&c. Corn
and nominal; Southern, white l4GI45c, yellow
44Q145c.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 22.-Flour quiet. Wheat
etrenKer: No. 2 red, 7716C173c. Corn easre;
No. 2mixed 3sc. oats in moderate demand;
No. 2 mixed, nc. PrOvisiOns-Pork quiet
at 50 80. Lard scarce at 75c. Bulk meats
quiet: short ribs s 1905 SIC. Bacon quiet
and unchanged short ribs 1870, clear sides
gEc WhiEkv 4tphdV a 81 Suuar eagV.