Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-09
COTTON.

January, 2-84d. value: January and Feb
ruary, 4-64d, buyers; February and March.
buyers; April ana May. 5S-6<d. seElers; May
ami June. lO-6Id. value. Market quiet and
steady.
500 D. m .-Futures: Uplauds. low mid
ding clause. October delivery, 9-d4d. sellers;
October and November. 2-64d, bayers;
November and December, l-5id. sellers;
December and January. l-6is, sellers: Jan
uary and February. l-64d, sellers: Febru-
airy and March. 5 2-Gad. value; March and
April, 4-6id, value; April and May. i-64d,
sellers: Nav and June, sid, sellers. Flu
lures closed easY.
LONDON, Oct. S.-The imports Of cotton for
the week ending to day were $500 bales, and
the exports 7,S 20 bales.
MANCHESTER. Oct, S.-ClOths are quiet with
what inactive; No. 4O-mule TWIST, fair second
quality 7AM19zd.
NEW YORK. Oct. s, noon.-Cotton opened
quiet; mtddlIng uplands 99kc; middling Or
leans 8 Ice: sales $40 bales.
Futures: Market opened steady, with sales
as follows: October delivery 0So: Novem-
her. zoe: December. 8 lac; January. 2lc;
February. Q 2ac; March. 8 &c.
500 p. m.-Market closed quiet; middllng
uplands, 9SGc; mlddinG Orleans, Side;
sales TO. day 2S7 bales; net receipts - bales,
gross 947.
Futures: Market closed weak, with sales OF
1890 bales. as follows: October delivery, 904
GD9 05c; November. 8 0aGS0 Obc: December,
0ac; January. l6@9 lie; February, 8 $50
24c; March. 3lG9 SIC; April. 8s(G9 40c:
Nav, 8 1899 49c; June.'9 s66G9 81; July, 500
68c; August, 5000 lie.
Weekly-NeJ receipts % bales gross 34,SSS
exports, to Great Britain 1851 bales, TO
France 1880, to the continent 1924; sales, all
to splnners, 2.536 bales: stock 81 .5S7 bales.
Green Il Co.'s cotton future report SAYS:
"Weaker and lower Liverpool. very large re-
ceipts for the week. and a liberal interior
movement kept the market under decided
depression. The south offered freely, local
sellers were plenty, and while two or three
houses took offerings very well, the supply
exceeded the demand, forcing decline of SO
Z points, closing weak at the lowest point of
the day."
GALVESTON, Oct. Section quiet; mid
ding &c.
NORFOLK, Oct. S.-Cotton steady; mid
BALTIMORE, Oct, S.-Cotton dull; middling
91zc.
BOSTON, Oct. s.-Cotton quiet; middlng
9 g. lie.
WILMINGTON, Oct. s.-Cotton nominal mid
ding SIC.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. s.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 09zc.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. s.-Cotton easy; mid
ding &c.
MOBILE, Oct. s.-Cotton cay; midding
$40.
MEMPHIS, Oct. Section firm; middng
S7sc.
AUGUSTA, Oct. Section dull; middlng
SIC.
CHARLESTON, Oct. s.-Cotton easy; mid
ullUg SSIC.
MONTGOMERY, Oct. S.-Cotton quiet; mid
MACON, Oct. S.-Cotton quiet; middling
SIC.
coLUMpUs, Oct. 8.-Cotton nominal; mid
NASHVILLE, Oct. Section steady; mid
ding SC.
SELMA, Oct. Section steady; middling
sac.
ROME, Oct. Section steady; middling
S55e.
ATLANTA Oct. s. -Cotton-middling 9-l6c.
NEW YORK. Oct. S.-COns0lldat ted net re-
exports, to Great Britain II, 744 bales; 10 the
continent 2,S06 stock at all American ports
4Ol, 600 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. s, noon.-Wheat steady,
with demand improving; supply good. Corn
dull. with poor demand; new mixed Western
As SD. Bacon, short clear SIs I'd. Lard,
prime Western 32s Cd.
NEW YORK, oct. 3, noon.--Flour dull and
heavy. Wheat lower. Corn lower. Pork
dull: mess 80 959lO 90. Lard steady at zoe.
Freights firm.
5p.m.-flour. Southern steady. Wheat
shade lower aud heavy: No. red, October
delivery S25s9S81sc. Corn declined 1<tGIIc,
@45c, November 453s@465sc. Oats l4@5sc
lower; No. 2, Octoper delivery 3016ls303sc.
Hops quiet and unchanged. Coffee. fair Rio
hrmat llZc. Sugar steady and quiet; refined
for crude, 40a41c for refined. Hides steady
Wool steady. Pork dull; mess 50 1863 10 o. for
old, SO 2b(Il0 Soc for new. Middles dull.
Lard, October l8c lower; November a shade
lower; Western steam, on spot 1906 l5c,
Noyem Der delivery % d6 06c. FrelghtB frm;
cotton 9-G46s5- 3Sd: wheat, Al.
CHICAGO. Oct. Sine tendency in wheat
was downward again TO day. and in the latest
trading prices we're at the low est point cur
rent since the present decline OF prices began.
II was reported that there was some buying
on foreign account but If so II had very little
bearing on the course OF prices. The market
closed in the latest trading 5sc lower than
yesterday. Offerings OF corn were very large,
aud the mLrket brOke of to the lowest prices
prevailing for several years, and the closing
prices were about the lowest or the day. Oats
were again weaker and prices again lower.
Speculative offerings were large. Prices
ruled 1z024c lower. There was nervous
and uncertain feeling in the market for hog
products, and only moderate speculative
trade occurred. The strike OF packing house
employees made operators cautious in their
dealing.: Mess pork opened, a Sa7zsc lower.
quiet at O'Clock. On the afternoon board
prices fell on 5(Gl0c additional. Lard was
quiet and weaker, and closed J@7lSc lover
tnan yesterday. Flour duh end unchanged.
The following shows the closing prices for
cash properties on the regular bOa ri: Wheat,
No 2 red 72g721Tc. Corn N4lG3li4c. Mess
pork IS 70. Lard q 1905 l5l5. snort RIBS,
loose. q zoe. dry stated shoulders, boxed 700
5 76c short clear sides, boxed, 8 G5@G zoe.
Whisky Sis.
Tns closing quotations OF options for both
grain and provisions were at or very near the
OF The day. Tue highest and lowest prices
were as follows: Wheat. October delivery
Is-703lc, November 7SH-727sc, December
7JJa -74Azc. Corn, October delivery 3jlS-3IlIc, |
November 3G5s -3j@sc, December 37iS -36%c. |
MAY 4l3<-405zc. Oats, October delivery "a
23LIc, November 25IE -24I5c, Decem Der 2g1z- |
25s.c, May 30ll -2yJsc. Mess pork, October de-
livery - S2ls b5. November ~ S1l<.6 G2%, |
January 50 95-9 20. Lard, October IS 1915 80, |
November S. 711s-5 671z. January 1915 rs. |
snort ribs, Oct ober 70c, January 05-5 02loc. |
IT. LOUIS, Oct. s.--flour quiet and steady. |
Wheat quiet ami steady; No. Z red. cash 7Ic. |
November delivery 7IhM741zc. Corn weak !
and lower: No. mixed, cash 8fc. October dc
livery 34c. kovem Der &c. Oats 1stcDL4c lower; |
higher: No. 2 mixed. cash 26c bid, October |
delivery 2Bc bid, November 2Gl4G254c. |
strong and higher: Pork hrmer a. 50 87% |
Lard steady at So G2]6. Ralk meats lower. |
Bacon firm; long clear 12l Sg7 25c, short RIBS
7 25c, short clear g71sldT 40c.
BALTIMORE. Oct S.-flOur steady and |
quiet: Howard street ana Western SUPER
fine 81 25lG265. extra 81 75@8 80. family 80 ~
al 80, city mills superfine ~ 256G2 75, extra
So O0Cg3 IS; Rio brands "a 1901 ca: Fstapsco
family 80 10; superlative patent SIS 80. Wheat
steady and quiet; Western steady
but dull; Southern red S3@S7c: amber 500
ssc; No. Western winter red. gu spot 5nlx
Cd8 sc. Corn-Southern nominally steady:
Western caeier. closing dull; Southern white
5oG52c, yellow b0tg5lc.
New ORLEANS. oct. 3.--Conse closed un-