Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-12

bales OF American.
Futures U 1lsnds. low middling clause,
September delivery s 9-64d, buyers: Sep
TENDER ana October. 4-64d, buyers; OCTOBER
ana November. sd, buyers: November and
December. 6S-04d. buyers: December ana
January, 68 64d. buyers; January ana Feb
ruary, sd, selrs; February ana Marcn.
l-6!d, sellers; March AMI April, S-64d,
sellers; April ana May. ) 5-0Ad. sellers. Mar
ket closed quiet but steady.
NEW IoRk, Sept II. noon.-Cotton opened
duh; middlIng up!ands 914c; middling Or
leans 9ac; tales A. bales. "a, -.
Futures: Market opened dull, with sales
Ms follows: September delivery. 0dc; octo-
Der. C0c: November. 9 Tic: December, lici
january. PC; February. 3oc.
800 y. m.-Market closed Out; middilng
aplands, exc: mddiug Orleans. loo;
safes to-day 81 bales. last evening 367; net re-
ceips ~ bales. gross J, 1871.
Futures: Market closed quiet with sales OF
21.90c ba es, rs follows: September delivery.
8 o6@9 07c; October, y 0s@9 CSC November,
| OF (G9 lie; December, q l4t99 l5c; January,
8 22CUs 23c; February, 30,G9 Sic; March.
> lSC99 S9c; April. 46@9 45c; IN May ~ 9 $40
. CSC; June, 65tG9 Sac: July, 1908 re.
Green & Co.'S cotton 'uture report saws;
aside from some little trading IN January,
! there was general indifference shown toward
al options. and very Hat sort OF market
throughout. Liverpool was rather discourage
ing, and the ayeraGe desire seemed TO be to
let the market alone at fractional decline.
L he close was dull and some what nominal"
GALVESTON. Sept. ll.-Cotton steady; mid
! ding lj- ltc; net receipts $3.50 bales, gross
1859; sales $50 bales; stock gG 800 bales.
NORFOLK, sept. I.-COtton quiet; mid
ding Sc; net receipts - bules, gross -; stock
2,9i4 bales; sales-9 bales; exports, coa5tWlse
bales.
BALTIMORE, Sept. r.-Cotton steady; mid
ding &c; net receipts bale, gross 3; sales
TO spInneTs 20 bales: stock s. lTi bales.
BOSTON, Sept. ll.-Cotton quiet; middlng
93.(G915c: net receipts So bales, gross SO; sales
none; exports to Gres Britain lel bales.
WILMINGTON, Sept. l1.-Cotton steady; mid
ding r3sc; net receipts 10 bales, gross l5;
sales none: stock 40 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept, n.-Cotton dull;
middling $50; net receipts none; stock b,Si9
b. es
NEW ORLEANS, Sent. u.-Cottcn firm; mid
ding $50: net receipts 6l5 bales, gross 6l';
sales 200 bales; stock 1867 bales; exports,
coastwise I'll bales.
! SIC; net receipts "a bales, gross 81; sales
500 bales; stock ISIS bales; exports, coast
| wise 90 baies.
MEMPHIS, Sept. II .-Cotton quiet; middling
SIC; receipts So bales; shipments 1857 bales:
sales - bai es; stock 3,52S nales.
! AUGUSTA, sept. H.-CottOn steady; mid
ding S1sc; receipts 232 bales; shipments 2S2
| bales; sales IL bales.
| CHARLESTON Sept. n.-Cotton quiet; mid
| ding SIC; net receipts 9l3 bales. gross 9'3:
| sales 200 bales; stock 1885 bales; exports,
! coastwise rs ba'es.
ATLANTA. sept. l.-Cotton-middlng Sac;
| receipts So bale8.
NEW YORK. sept. 1l.-Con solldated net re-
ceip!s for ali cotton Dorts to-day 1871 bales,
| exports to Great Britain 29l bales; stock
| at all American ports l9l,1O6 bales.
| The tOthl visible supply OF cotton Tor inc
world is l,O75,302 bales, of which 67lS02 are
| American. against l,l07.l06 md 7Il,3OB re-
| spec iveiv last wear. Rece pts at all interior
towns this week, BOZ bales: receipts from
! plantations Al ,lO9 bales. Crop in sight, 54,344
bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES,, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. II, noon.-Wheat steady,
| with poor demand; holders offer moderately.
| Corn quiet but steady. with poor demand;
new mixed Western, 4s Sod, Lard, prime
Western 35s. Bacon, long clear 3ds, short
LONDON, Sept. IL, p. m.-sugar, spot Us
9d0l3s; ditto aloat, lis 3d@l2'.
| NEW YORK, sept. II, noon.-Flour dull
and heavy. Wheat lower, Corn lower. PORK
firm; mess $40 IS. Lard steady at 4Oc.
treighls steady.
Wheat declined 5E(G7sc; No. red, september
! delivery S63s (GS634c c, October 973z@ SIC. Corn
! nc lower. closing heavy; No. 2: September
| delivery 493l(d50c, October 5014G1502sc. Oats
| I4@I@c lower; No. ?, SIC. Hops quiet but
weak. Coffee, fair Rio firm at lie. Sugar
steady and quiet; fair to good refining 42s(O
| 474c; refined stendy. Moasses steady; Cot
| ton seed oil. 24@26c for crude, 4Og4lc for re-
! fined. Hides steady. Wool firm. Pork very
| firm; mess SO Is or old. $ll 5O@ll IS for new
Middles dull and nominal. Lard very dull;
| Western steah, on spot and September
| delivery 40c. October 90c. Freights To Liv-
erpool steady; cotton 3-S2d wheat 23sd.
CHICAGO. Sept 1.-THE grain markets were
all weak and lower. Large receipts OF wheat,
an estimated increase in the visible supply,
with fine weather and the prospect Of liberal
receipts next week, shook the confidence of
holders. Prices, however, fuctuated mar
rOwly, and closed &c under yesterday. Corn
developed increased weakness and ranged
lower, touching the lowest figures since the
July bulge. The weakness was attributed TO
increased receipts, weak foreign markets and
the ecllne in wheat. October fell 10 4O3sc
and closed at 405sc. The Shipping demand
was good, ana vessel room was taken for the
large total of 100000 bushels. oats ruled
weaker and closed lower. Provisions, how
ever, ruled strong. October pork advanced
from $40 SIS to Slo S719 and closed at $40 so.
Lard ruled steady.
Flour unchanged. Wheat fairly active and
lower; regular, September delivery 75}a0
76c. October 761a@773sc. closed at TIC; No.
vember 7S1a979nc, closed at 1870. Corn
moderately active but weaker; cash 39l &c,
September delivery 39(e395Ic, october 40isQg
4l1sc, closed at 40}sc. oats dull and weaker;
cash 247sc. September delivery 2434(02bc, DC
toUer 251s(G2614c. closed AT 251sc. Mess poik
advanced 2OG25c on near deliveries, receded
a trife and closed steady; cash $40 I0QlO 10,
October delivery $40 55tGl0 S715, closed at
tember delivery 2O97 221sc. Short rib sides
strong; cash l5c. Boxed meats steady; dry
salted shoulders l2h@6 &c, short clear
sides zoe. Whisky firm at 81 Is. Sugars I'M
changed.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 1I.-Flour steady but
quiet; Howard street ana Western superfne
81 IS. extra 81 75e13 80. family So 1904 so, city
mills superfne ~ 250a2 10, extra So O0td3 75
RIO brands 81 50t96 20. Wheat-SoutherD
firm but quiet: Western lower and dull;
Southern red S7090c, amber 9Nd92c; No. 2
Western winter red, on spot S4(GSA34c. Corn
Southern frmer; Western lower and dull;
Southern white 50952c, yellow 5ly52c.
CINCINNATI, sept. u.-FlOur steady. Wheat
weaker; No. 2 red, 76c. Corn steady; No.
2, mixed 4l$4Oi2c. Oats quiet but steady;
No. 2mIXed, 2712c. Pork firm; mess, $40 rs
Lard higher at nc. Bulk meatb strong;
short ribs Csc. Bacon firm; shoulders l0c,
short ribs size, short clear Csc. Whisky
firm at ST. 10. Sugars steady. Hogs firm;
common and light SO S0094 IS, packing and
butchers 81 45(o4 So.
ST. LOUIS, sept. ll.--Flour unchanged.
Wheat active and lower; No. 2 red, cash 76c,
September delivery 16Q171l4c. October 77L@
nc. Corn weak and lower; No. ? mixed,
cash 37c, september delivery 36>z GyG1zc. Oc-
tober S7eG37Skc. Oats 14(Gl2c lower; No.
mixed, cash 25(D355zc. October delivery 26I6c
bid. Whisky irm'at 81 10. Provisions strong:
Pork higher, 81 37l2 Lard firm at 7jc
Bulk meats strong: loose lots long clear and
snort RIBS 20c, short Gle r J0c Bacon
strong and higher; long clear and short ribs
Sc. short clear 3IMc. Hams easier at l215(1
l3Hc.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 11.--Cofree very firm
and holders asking higher prices; Rio cargOcs
ommon TO prime S%4@liAc. Cotton see1 oil
scarce ana firm; prime crude 25D26c. Sugar
Louisiana open kettle quiet; prime SIC:
Louisiana centrlfugals frmer; prime yellow
clarified SIC. Molasses nominal; Louisiana
open kettle, good prime TO strictly prime