Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-25

NKW YORK, Sept. "a, noon.-Cotton opened
nrm; middlIng uplapds 9Mc; middling Or
leans 99 -l6c; sales lbS bales.
Futures: Market opened steady, with sales
as follows; September delivery 25c; Octo-
Der. . z2o: November 2Ic: December, u oci
January, 8 3sc; February. 9 4sc.
$500 p. m.-Market closed firm; middllng
uplands, 9Ssc; mlddhng Orleans, 8 3 l9c; sales
to-day PA bales, last evening 252 bales; net
receipts - bales, gross 1873.
Futures; Market closed easy. with sales OF
$4,000 bales, as follows: September delivery.
1909 2lc; October, 3 2o(g9 2lc; November,
$500 &c: December, 30c; January. S1(g
SOC; April. 62Go csc; May, Q 1908 72c;
June, 9 1909 soc; July, s7&s sSc; August
93(D9 9Ic.
Green & Co.'s cotton future report says:
"Actiye and improving foreign markets had
very stimulating effect, and, with large bus
luess, prices made q gain of some 1(Gv points,
The demand WAS largely to cover. but there
was also considerable new investment AT
the close the market was forced on rev
points, leaving an unsettled feeling current,
but good buying still taking place"
Weekly-NeJ receipts IL Uales, gross 2bV93;
exports, to Great Britain 1885 bales, TO
France l,09S, to the continent S,4oS; sales b.5l1
bales; sales TO splnners - bales; stock 1883
bales.
GALVESTON, Sept. A.-Cotton dull; mid
NORFOLK, Sept. 24.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 91sc
BALTIMORE, Sept. 24.-COtton firm; mid
ding 03sc.
BosroN, Sept. 24.-Cotton quiet; middling
9%c
WILMINGTON, Sept. 24.--Cotton firm; mid
ding l-l6c.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. S4.--Cotton firm; mid
ding 9SaG.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 24.-CottOn steady;
midding $40.
MOBILE, Sept. 24.-Cotton quiet; middlinE
&c.
IMEMPnIs, Sept. 24.-COttOn steady; mid
AUGUSTA, Sept. 24.-Cotton firm; middling
s94c.
CHARLESTON, Sept. a.-Cotton very firm;
MoNTGoMERY, Sept. 24.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 1880.
MACON, Sept. 24.-Cotton steady; middling
SSkc.
COLUMBUS, Sept. 24.-Cottor in good de-
mand; mlddling SIC.
NASHVILLE, Sept. 94.-Cotton steady; mid
ding &c.
SELMA, sept. M.-Cotton steady; middling
$50.
ATLANTA, Sept. 4.-Cotton-mddling Sszc.
NEW YORK. Sept. 24.--ConsOlldated net re-
cepts for all cotton ports TO day, 2z lS0 oales;
exports, to Great Britain 5,sb2 bales, 10
the continent 4,9l7; stock at all American
ports 257,72S bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. "a, noon.-wheat quiet
and steady, with poor demand; holders over
freely. Corn steady, with fair demand. Ba-
con, long clear 37s. short clear 3Ss
NEW YORK, Sept. q, noOn.-Flour duil ana
declining. Wheat lower Corn lower. Pork
dull; mess $40 50Wl0 70. Lard steady AT b 5Sc.
Freights steady. -.
m.-Southern flour steady. Wheat A9
&c lower, closing steady; No. 2red, Septeln-
Der delivery S41slSS476c, october S4A(0s4ssc,
November sc Z l6(Ds7c. Corn lS(G3$o lower:
No. 2. September delivery 41@471So, October
47X@4sc, November 4S9Sl14sAc. Oats With
out quotable change. Hops quiet but firm:
Coffee fair Rio frm at llAc. Sugar dull
and weak; centrifugal Dido; fair to good
refining, ll-l644 IL Ice; refined closed duli
standard A 63Ac, eut loaf and crushed b-l6o-
Molesses nominal. Cotton seed oil, 249S0c Tor
crude, 40@4lc for refined. Hides steady.
Wool steady. Pork duh and unchanged. Mid
dies dull Lard, September declined 20 points,
closing with recovery of 10 points; Western
steam on spot o $50, September delivery 90
as soc, October G 44@6 sec, November $50
6 44c. Freights closed firm; cotton 9-841
5-32d wheat 3 al.
CHICAGO. Sept 24.-There was only fairly
active trade in the speculative pits to-day.
Prices tended lower early in the session, but
recovered somewhat later In the DAY, ana
wheat and provisions closed at better figures
| than yesterday. The opening in wheat was
! abe ut the same as the close yesterday, rallied
| &c, fell off again, and closed at O'Clock at
about Yesterdays prices In the afternoon
the market rallied 20 on good buying, and
| closed steady; No. 2 spring sold at 73c for
| new: No spring sold at 60l8c; No. red al
| 74l4c; No. 8 red at 7l@7l1ac. The corn
| market was steady at the opening, excepting
| May, which ruled weak on free offerings, but
| rallied under fair buying. Later In the
session offerings again became large. and
| prices fell of 5sc, closing for the day &c un-
| der Yesterday; No. sold at 3oIs(q3Tl4os yell
| low 37Szc, No. at 36c. Oats ruled duh and
| closed ut about Yesterdays III ures; No. sold
| at 2536c for car lots In general way the
| market for hog products exhibited little
| more steadiness and prices averaged higher.
| Mess pork opened 2l%G5c lower, rallied l5@
| 20c ana ruled steady to the close. There
! was a stronger feeling In lard In prices, Tor
| October delivery advanced lOglOc, ana closed
steady short rib sides were steady. with
sales of cash lots at 95@7 00c. BoXe dry
sailed shoulders at 00@8 l0c, boxed short
clear sides 1907 i5c. Whisky remained
steady at 81 II. sugars UNCHANGED.
The following is the range OF prices on the
regular board to-day: Wheat, September de-
livery 7S(G7S1Sc, October 782sG'41sc, Novem-
Der 75l5lG76Isc. Corn, September delivery
$3.50. Oats, September delivery 25Ag2535c,
October 255z01251Sc, November 2Ngf71 sc.
Mess pork, 80 5000 s219 Lard, September de-
livery 2OeG CSC, October 6271aG6 SOC, Novem-
Der 0715016 ,5c.
Afternoon Board Markets ruled flrmer,
the following being the closing prices: Wheat,
September 1880. October 741Ac, November
70 l-l6c, May S4c. Corn, September S74c,
October 37Ao, November 39skc, May 1870,
oats. September 2514c, October 1870, Hovem =
Der &c, May BIC. Pork, September 80 rs:
October 80 TN, November 80 rs. Lard, sep
TENDER 25c, October 8 Doc, November l21Sc.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. A.-F1our steady. Wheat
fairly active and flrmer; No. red, cash 7I(9
74Lsc, October delivery 7it674Kc, November
76ls@D765sc. Corn active but irregular; No.
mixed, cash 351Ec bid, November delivery 500
S6l5e. Oats firm but dun; No. 2 mixed. cash
| 25l5l1259zc, November delivery 1890 bid.
Whisky firm at 81 IL. Provisions closed quiet.
PORK. $40 %. Lard, 6 25c. Bulk meats steady
hoxed lots long clear and short ribs l2l1lD
5Oc short clear 871<c. Bacon stronger
long clear and short RIBS 1907 e71&c. short
clear 006s 12lEc. Hams easy at l2C9l9l&c.
LoUevILLE. Sept. 24.-Grain weak; Wheat,
No, red. 7Bc. Corn, No. 2 white, 42c. Oats,
new &c. Provisions closed steady: Bacon
clear rib SOC. clear sides l21Sc, shoulders
nominal. Bulk meats-clear rib sides 6212c.
Pork. mess $40 70. Lard. choice Leaf 25c.
CINCIENATI, sept. A.-Flour quiet. Wheat
heavy and lower; No. red, 76lSc. Corn
dull; No. mixed 4l(r4l1Sc. Oats frmer; No.
2 mixed, 2T1592sc, Lard steady at zoe.
Bulk meats neglected: short ribs Sc. clear
sides 8 SOC. Whisky quiet at 81 II. Sugars
quiet. Hogs firm; common and light So Sj0D
/ IS. packing and butchers 81 J0QG4 80.
Baltimore, Sept. A,-FlOnr steady and in
fair demand; Howard street ana Wes-
tern suDernnc 80 2j(12 &C. extra 80 1903 80.
family 81 006J4 50, city mills superhne 81 Is
mo TX ovtra S9 OO0D3 IN. Rio brands 81 b00