Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-01


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Erie. -. 49,. S5l6 preferred l2lA
East Tennessee Texas Pacific. 1924
new stock. ... 19l4 Union Pacific. 6lN
Lake Shore. ... 902 n. J. Central. 6l2s
L'ville Il Nash 50ls Missouri Pacific lllA
Memphis II Char IS Western Union. 1874
EEK dividend. TEX-coupon.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Sept, 30, noon.-Cotton firm,
with fair demand; middllng uplands 7-lNd;
mlddlinG Orleans sgd: sales 10000 bales, Tor
speculation and export LOCO bales; receipts
1900 bales-American none.
Futures: Uplands. low middling clause
September delivery. 26-64Gl5 "a 64d; sep
TENDER and October. IL 64tG5 lS-6id; o.
tober and November. l0-6lGl5 ll-6ld; No
yemher and December, g. SAD: February ana
March, lo-6id; March and April. ,2-64d;
April snd May. A-64d. Market STEADY.
The blenders OF deliveries at tO-daN's clear
ings amounted to $500 bales new docket and
1870 old.
200 p. m.-The sales to- day included 8, 100
bales of American.
Futures: Unlands, low middlinG clause.
September delivery. 24-64d, buyers; Sep
TENDER and October. lS-64d, value: October
and November. 5 ll-64d, sellers November
and December. 9-64d. sellers: December ana
January, 9-s4d. sellers; January and FEB
ruarv. 59-64d, sellers; February and March.
l0-64d. sellers; March and April, l2-64d,
sellers; April ana May, Had. buyers. Mar
ket quiet but steady.
Good middlIng uplands sgd middlug up
lands l6d. low mIddling uplands 3 I'D,
good ordinary uplands 4Ad, ordinary up
lands 4ssd; good middling Texas SGD.
middnng Texas Sad, low middling Texas
Texas 41ad; middln2 Orleans 519d, low
middlng Orleans 56-l6d, good ordinary Or
leans 41sd. ordinary Orleans aga.
4 200 p. Futures: Uplands. low mid
ding clause. October delivery. s l7-64d, buy
ers; October and November. 5l0-64d, value;
November and December. S-64d. value;
December and January. 5s-64d. sellers; Jan
uary and February, S-64d, sellers: Febru-
airy and March. 5 9-64d, buyers; March and
April, 5li-6ld, buyers; April and Mays lS-64d,
buyers; Nav and June. l6-64d, sellers. Fu-
lures cl0sedquiet out steady.
NEW fORR, Sept. 30. noon.-Cotton opened
firm; middllng uplands 7-16c; middling
Orleans psc: sales 6902 bales.
Futures: Market opened steady, with sales
as follows: October deivery,9 2lc: Novem-
her. 8 Csc: December, 34c; January. 8 ACC:
February, 9 sec.
500 D. m.-Market closed steady; middling
uplands, 915c; mlddhng Orleans, IL l6c;
sales to-day LOIS bales; net receipts sos bales,
gross 2,9f8.
Futures: Market closed firm. with sales
of 70. 30 bales, as follows: October delivery,
9 z2(09 23c; November. SOC: December, . 20
99 SIC; January. 1900 44c; February, 9 -
g9 53c; March, 8 6l(C9 &c: Arril. 6'fG9 zoe;
Nav, 1909 79c; June, s799 SSc; July, $50
1860; August, 10 00@l0 U2c.
Green Co.'s cotton future report says:
considerable effort from the bear side was
notice able, and, assisted by less strength at
Liverpool than was expected and free South
ern offerings, a couple of points were made
early IN the day. A comparatively general
demand, however, very fairly absorbed the
supply, and late in the day renewal OF buy
ing on Eastern accounts infused quite de-
cided frmness. The closing market was well
sustained at 2(98 points above last evening"
GALVESTON. Sept. 89.-Cotton dull; mid
ding 9Ac; net receipts 4,794 bales, gross
4,794; sales 35l bales; stock 59,74 bales; en-
por's coastwise 3642 bales.
NORFOLK. Sept. 30.-Cotton steady; mid
ding SIC; net receipts l,ls5 bales, gross l,ls6;
stock 8547 bales: sales S52 bales; exports,
coastwise 1856 bales.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 30.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 9$sc; net receipts none, gross 2Ol bales
sales = bales; stock 3,6ll bales; sales to spin
ner 70 bales.
Boston, Sept. 3O.-Cotton quiet; middling
93sc: net receipts bales. gross 1871; eales none
stock none; exports to Great Britain 9l9
bales.
WILMINGTON, Sept. 3O.-Cotton firm; mid
ding o. l5c; net receipts 37S bales, gross
1878; sales none; stock 10, lob bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3).-Cotton firm;
middling $40; net receipts 243 bales gross os.
2,042 stock s,5O2 bales; exports to Great Brit
| ain LOCI bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 8O.-Cotton easy;
middlng 3 5-l6: net receipts 5,9i3 bales, gross
$780, sales l, 100 bales; stock 1924 bales; eN-
| ports, to Great Britain 5000 bales, to France
| 7,0l2. to the continent 2O4.
MOBILE, Sept. 30.-Co quiet; middling
&c; net receipts lSl bales, gross l91; sales
400; stock 4,534 bales; exports, coastwise 4S9
bales.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 9O.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 914c; receipts l.2Ol bales; shipments $50
bales: sales 1865 bales; stock l0,304 bales.
AUGUSTA. Sept. 30.-Cotton quiet but
steady: middling s%c; receipts 1901 bales;
sales 9l7 bales.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 3O.-Cotton at a stand;
mIddlIng &c asked; net receipts 4,460 bales,
gross 4. AGO: sales 400 bales: stock 80 795 bales.
ATLANTA, Sept. 30.-Cotton - mlddllng
8 l3- l6c; receipts 1887 bales.
NEW YORK. Sept. 30.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts for all cotton oorts to-day. GA bales;
exports. to Great Britain l7,S5S bales, to the
Continent 1854, TO France 1912; stock at all
American ports 304,397 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 80 noon.-wheat dull,
with poor demand; holders offer freely. Corn
quiet but steady, with poor demand.
NEW YORK, sept. 3, noon.--flour dull
but heavy. Wheat etter. Corn stronger.
Pork dull; mess $40 2j@l0 80. Lard duh at
G 6z13c. FreiGhts steady.
5 D. m.-Wheat without quotable change,
closing steady: No. red, September delivery
1896, October Si(GS51zc, November Sj34 l9s7c.
Corn 14(G15c lower and less active; M. 2, Oc-
tober delivery 4G5 9(G467sc, November 4S@4sMc.
Oats spot a shade lower; No. 2, September
delivery nominal. October 3l1A9Sl12c, Novem-
Der 391l @3215c. Hops quiet but unchanged.
quiet and unchanged; refined steady. Mo-
lasses dull. Cotton seed oil, 24@26c for crude,
4O@4lc for refined. Hides steady Woolquiet.
Pork dull and unchanged: mess sllGll 25c
New middles dull. Lard 40l0 points lower,
closing with some recovery; Western steam,
on spot 55c. October delivery 6 &c, Novem-
Der 26(G6 2Sc. Freights dull; cotton 9-64@
5-32d wheat 39z(G4d.
CHICAGO. Sept. 30.-The opening figures for
wheat were the lowest current during the
day. The offerings were large 1.-THE opening.
yesterdaY's heavy tone, but buying orders
consumed all offerings and the advance from
the opening was quite steady. November de-
livery started at 74l2c, rose to 751sc on the
regular session and rose up 10 76c IN the after
noon. but receded 3zc from outside figures.
There was less interest than usual in the corn
market. Tho grain market kept within range
Of 3zO1I5c and closed Il shade drmer. Receipts
were fair here, but light at all other points;
No. 9 cash $3.50, No. cash 35I4c. No. 2 elbow
SIC. There was liberal speculation in oats,
and prices averaged lower: No. cash 400
25c Small grains all ruled STEADY; No. rye
4s1Sc No. 2 barley 5G@5612. No 45(G55, No.
fax seed 81 W. Provisions ruled dun and
easy: mess pork declined 5tg7l%c and closed
at Yesterdays figures; cash lots cold at 50 %.
There was more pressure TO sell lard, and
prizes declined 10Gl5 points; cash lots sold at
Z g5td6 10 and closed at 05. Short rib sides
develoncd no change: shoulders sos, boxed
lots short clear sides 1907 Is. Whisky was
quiet Mt 81 II. Sugars unchanged
The following shows the range Of prices on
the reQul ar session to-day: Flour unchanged.
Wheat September delivery 72560731@c. Octo-
her 723z0n73'%c, November 75I50g75lsc, Dpcem-
Der 70 <(g7711. Corn. September delivery 86lS
(a38l%c. october 36lsCG36I~c, November 37zsOD
8SlL December 39(G30l6c. Oats, September