Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-14
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COTTON.

NA''''AN ~ OAllO Au/S
ASKED.
LIvERrooI., Sept. 10. -Cottop-Busi-
ne-s faIr win unchanged prices; middlnE
up'ands S-lBt; mlddllng Orleans 5Ad: Ssles
Tor speculation 1900; export 1000 bales: re-
celpts 1000 b tes-Amerlcap 1900.
futures: Onlands. low midding clause.
September delivery. 9-6lt: SeDtemher and
Octol err, ) 4-6id: October ami November, 5d ;
November and December, 4 6S-64d: Deem
ber ana January, 68-64d; January and Feb
ruary. 81, Market quiet.
Inc tenders of deliveries at to-daV's clear
lngs amounted to 800 bales new docket.
200 p. m.-The sales to-day included 5000
Futures: U9lands, low middling clause,
September delivery. 9-64d, buyers; Sep
tember ana October. 4-64d, sellers; October
ana November, G3-64d, buyers: November
and December, 4 62-64d, buyers: December
and January, 81 Gid. buyers; January ana
February, 6S-64d. iuytrs: February ana
March. l-6id, value; March anu April,
3-6ld. sellers; April ana May, 5-64d, SELL
ers. Market closed dull.
400 y. m Futures: Uplands, low mid
dllng clause, September delivery. lO-o4u,
buyers; Septem Der and October. 4-64d, buy
er$: October and NOvempe Sd, buyers;
November and Decemb Der, 63-64d, value: De-
cemher and January. So old, value; Jan
uary and February. sd, sellers; February
and March. l-6Id. buyers; March and
April, Odd. sellers; April and May, 55-64d,
sellers. Futures closed firm.
NEW ORR, Sept. 10. noOn.-CottOn opened
quiet; middllng uplands &c; middling Or
leans 1-l6C: sales 25l bales.
Futures: Market opened dull. with sales
as follows: September delivery 07c; Octo-
Der. lCc: November. 9 l?c: December, Ice
January. 2Sc; February. Sic.
800 D. m.-Market closed quiet; middllng
uplands, 9Ac; mdding Orleans, Z lie;
sales to-day 3l4 bales; net receipts none; gross
S,S43 bales.
Futures: Market closed quiet. with sales OF
rs, lO1 bales, ss follows: September delivery.
8 e>@9 l0c; October, . 1923 lie; November,
l2G9 lac; December, 1908 lie; January,
23yG0 2ic; February. 3l(I9 SIC; March,
y 5000 ACC; April. 1909 49c; May, 569
3 SIC; June. 8 64Cp9 Csc; July, 1908 73c.
Green Il Co.'s cotton future report says:
'There was little fear shown over near op-
lions and bidding enough TO advance rates
some three points, at which the market closed
nomlDallY steady but uuil. Otherwise there
was practically no market. operators gener-
ally appe' ring very apathetic."
GALVESTON. Sept. l3.-Cotton quiet; Md
ding rs loo; net receipts 5l09 bales, gross
b,lOS; sales 1872 bales; stock 23,Oe4 bales: eX-
ports. coa~twise S.40j bales.
NORFOLK, Sept. l3.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding Sc; net receipts al bales, gross al
stock 8o's bales: sales bales; exports, coast
wise 81 bales.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 13.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 914c; net receipts us bales, gross us;
sales 10 spinpers none. stock V,99S bales; eX-
ports, Coa5twise 80 bales.
BOSTON, Sept. 13.-Cotton quiet; middling
96g9l%c: net receipts 1913 bales, gross 633;
sales none.
WILMINGTON, Sept. 1s.-Cotton steady; mid
ding SIC; net receipts l0T bales, gross l07
sales none; stock Gl0 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept, lS.-Cotton dull
middling9}Rc; net receipts ~ bales; gross ~;
stock 1891 baies.
NEW ORLEANS, Sent. I3.-Cotton firm; mid
ding S1sc; net receipts LII bales. gross
1880; sales 800 bales; stock l9,4I7 bales.
MOBILE, Sept. l3,-Cotton nominal; mid
ding SIC; net receipts l1s bales, gross 1853;
sales none; stock 2,S0S bales; exports, coast
wise 1863 bales.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 19.-Cotton quiet; middling
$40; receipts "a bales; shipments lz5 bales
sales 70 bales; stock 3,740 bales.
AUGUSTA, sept. .S.-Cotton steaoy; mlu-
ding g. NC receipts 254 bales; shipments none
sales 237 bales.
CHARLESTON. Sept. 13.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding S3s(Dsazc; net receipts 951 bales, gross
957; sales go bales; stock 6,S42 bales; eX'
por' g, coastwiee ,, $50 bales.
ATLANTA, Sept. l3.-Cotton-middlIng sac
receipts 1877 bales.
NEW YORK. Sept. l2.-Consolldated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day, u, los bales
exports to Great Britain s,I2l bales; tc
France ?, los bales; to the continent 600 bales
stock at all American ports 1852 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. l3, noon.-Wheat quiet
and steady, with poor demand; holders offer
moderately. Corn dull; new mixed Western
As sd,
NEW YORK, Sept. ID, noon.-Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat stronger. Corn dull
and unchanged. Pork firm; mess $40 70.
Lard steady at 40c. Freights firm.
p. m.-Southern flour steady. Whea
shade highe-, bnt closing Arm. No. 2 red,
S6sI elevator, September AzQGS71Sc, October
81 ll-l6@S6 9-l6c. Corn 14(g16 higher. closing
firm No. 2.jO elevator, Septem Der 4934 950c14
2, 3lllGBls4c. Coffee, fair Rio arm at
ll1$c. sugar Grm, ST. Domingo &c. Barba-
does 4o3z94Gszc. centrifugal 54c, fair TO
good. refining 45s047zc; refined quiet apd
firm. Cotton seed oil. 24@26c for crude,
4G(94lc for refined. Hides fairly active aud
firm, New Dreams $40 l0c, Texas selected at
1O(0l0IE. Wool firm. Pork active and frmer
mess $40 for old Sl2 for new mess. Middles
firm: long clear "a Lard unsettled at slG5
lower. Western steam 35c, September $50
l3c, October 8 SS(D6 S9c. Freights steady; cot
ton 3-32d; wheat 21ad.
CHICAGO. Sept .l3.--Tne wheat market
started in little easier to-day. at II cents
for October. but dropped to 1914 cents, but
from that point rallied on fair, buying to
III cents on the regular SESSION, receded and
closed At II 5-l6 at o'clock. In the after
noon, on strong buying, assisted by universal
strength shown in the pork market, ii rallied
and closed for the day at II 9-l6 cents. The
increase in the visible supply was nearly two
million bushels. but the announcement had
no apparent effect ON it's course. The export
clearings Saturday, aggregating $50, 900 bush
els had some effect in sustaining prices. The
estimate ed receipts of corn were smaller than
usual, which, AIKEN with the strength shown
in pork, caused an improved feeling. The
market declined &c early. rallied sc and
closed steady. The general tone OF the oats
marAet was stronger, and prices clpsed LCa1S
cent higher. Mess pork was excited and
higher. The market advanced 40DI21< cent
for near deliveries, but receded slightly on
the regular board. In the afternoon there
was pa nicky rush by the ''shorts" to cover
and the market closed at 81 4213 for October,
showing full advance Of go cents over Sat-
urdav. Lard showed little change.
Flour quiet aud firm. Wheat quiet, closed
stronger, September closed at 1914, October
closed at II 5.l6, November closed at 79ls
No red 7635c. Corn shade stronger; cash
and September delivery 39sSc, October
closed at al 1-l6c. Oats stronger at 160G5sc,
and higher; cash 25(d2j14c, Septembe deiv-
erv 25c. October clOsed at 26Zc, Novem Der
closed at 81 7-16c. Mess pn.k active and
strong and higher; cash $ll 1901 20, Octo-
Der delivery closed at $ll 2ah. November
closed at $ll(0ll 02kc. Lard steady and I'M
changed; cash and September delivery 2Oc.
aide strong; cash Z i5c. Boxed meats firm !;
dry sailed shoulders G6@6 &c; clear7 ESQ
zoe. WHISKY steady at ~ Is. sugar steady;
standard 6(G61S.
Afternoon board-w Wheat stronger, October
II g-IBc: Mas S031c, Corn steady, October
deliver Ale; May Ace. OATS steady, October
delivery z8l4c: MAY 3lMc. Pork very strong,
October delivery sll AN. Lard steady, Sep
ember delivery 20; october sos.
BALTIMORE, Sept. S.-Flour steady but
duiet; Howard street ana Western suDerflne
Sz 25td2 rs extra 81 1903 10. family SO 76C14 90,
city mills superEne 81 95(tp2 rs, extra SIS 70,
Pro brands "a 506DI go, Hhcat-Southern