Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-26

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! 900 p. m.-Market closed easier: middllng
/ uplands, 9;4c; mlddung Orleans. 7-l6c;
| saies o-daY Az oaies; gross receipts lo,55O
| Futures: Market closed weak, with sales
| OF l2d,3UO bales, as follows: October delivery.
SIC; November, S7(DS $50: December, 93tG
S94c; January. . 0l(oa9 02c; February, O9(@
iVc; March. 1899 l9c; April. 27c: MAY,
/ August, 95SG9 6oc.
Green " Co.'S cotton future report savs:
After an active and feversh day the market
| closed at a further considerable shrinkage in
| values. The first turn was upward, with a
! lew points gained on covering and partial
investing demand. but buyers were all local,
! ana as soon as they stopped The outlet W as
! iounu to be entirely exhausted, Wayerlng
soon dove oped, then anxiety, and finally.
| under general unloading, prices went OF
sharply lAGlS points from the highest, closing
| tamely at about the lowest. The failure OF
| Liverpool to respond TO the early advance
| mere had discourage effect"
GALVESTON. Oct. >5.-CotJon easy; md
ding SIC; net receipts 1925 bales, gross
| IL'H@b; sales l,3l+ bales; stock Sl,S43 bales ::
| exports. To France S0I bales. cOastwise I.13S.
! NORFOLK, Oct. 25.-Cotton steady; mid
ulnS Sc; net receipts 1893 bales, gross 1852;
| stocA 3S,52l bales: sales ,196 bales; exports
coastwise 1850 bales
BALTIMoRE, Oct. 25.-Cotton dull and nomi
nal; mlddhng l5-l6c; net receipts noue.
gross l45 bales; stock none; sales TO spinners
| 700 Daes; exports cOastwlse $50 bales.
BOSTON, Oct. 95.-Cotton quiet; middhng
9}ec: net receipts 9ll bales, gross 2,lS5 bales;
| sales none; stock none.
WILMINGTON. Oct. 25.-CottOn nothing
| dong; mlddling sac; net receipts l,140 bales,
| gross LAO; sales none; stock 22,504 bales.
| fAILADELPHIA A, Oct. 25.-Cotton dull; mid
uIlng s12c; net receipts 81 bales, gross PAS;
! stock 5,4Io bales
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 25.-Cotton easy; mid
ding S3&c; net receipts IL, l3S bales, gross
| 1861; sales 5000 bales; stock l3S.Si1 bales;
| EXPORTS. to Great Britain 1915 bales.
lot MI. int Al Il lfv,.r
| 812c; net receipts 2,5l5 bales; gross 2,G77 !;
sales 700; stock 1884 bales; exports, coast
! wise 90z bales.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 25.-Cotton easy; middlng
$50; receipts ii 68S bales; shipments 6,lS6
| bales: sales 5000 bales; stock g. sos bales.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 25.-CottOn quiet; middiing
! 6@sc; receipts 1905 bales; sales 1854 bales.
CHARLESTON. Oct. 9J.-Cotton unchanged {;
mIddllng S3sc; net receipts 1883 bales, gross
AS : sales none: stock ii, 4U' bales; exports,
| 70 France 1856 bales.
ATLANTA, Oct. 5.-Cotton-middhng s sic;
| receipts 1856 bales.
NEW Y DIRK. Oct 25.-Consoldated net re-
ceipts for all cotton Dorts to-day 1858 bales;
| exports, 10 Great Britain 2l.l33 bales to
! France 5,576, to the continent 1854; stock at
/ all American ports 1881.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. Ere.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. %, noon.-wheat steady,
with fair demand: holders offer moderately.
Corn firm, with fair demand. Beef. extra In
dia mess 6Ss Sd. Pork, prime mess 62s I'd.
Lard. prime western "2s bG.
NEW YORK, oct. rs, nOon.--Fiour quiet
but firm. Wheat lower and neavy. Corn
over and dun. Pork firm; mess SO 800
10 90. Lard steady at So O7Kc. FreighIs
steady.
b:OOp, m.-Flour. Southern firm but quiet
Nneat &c lower aud dull: No. 2 red. Octo-
Der delivery nominal at S515c, November $50
(DS61sc, December Sc l5-l5(GS?1 &c. Corn il(11.
November 455s046l4c. December 47(G47asc
Oats 1zG11ac higher but only moderately nc
tive; No. 2, October delivery 32l3c. Hops
quiet. Coffee. fair Rio irm at l29sc. Sugar
steadyc. Molasses steady. Cotton seed oil
unchanged; 22@26c for crude, 3S939c for re-
fined. Wool quiet but firm. Pork dull. Mid
dies firm; long clear 6%c- Lard opened a
shade lower but closed firm; Western steam,
on spot Sc 05, October delivery So O5. November
SIS 9006 02%. Freights steady; cotton 1l-64d;
whest. 4I2d.
chicago. Oct. 95.-The wheat market was
nervous and unsettled, prices fuctuating
within a range of l1ac and closing at about the
lowest prices. Advices from the NOrthwes
were bearish, receipts being free. Gables
came In firmer than usual and early IN the
session it was estimated that the visible sup
| ply report would show a decrease, but the
| Official announcement disclosed an increase of
! 10000 bushels, which caused free selling OF
| long property. and the market closed sc Uni
der saturday. The strongest feature to corn
was a decrease Of 324, 600 bushels IN the visible
supply. but the general feeling was weak in
| sympathy with wheat. Oats also ruled weak
and suffered a fractional decline, Provisions
ruled dull prices 1luctuating within narrow
range and closing shade easier. Flour I'M
changed.
the following shows the current prices for
cash properties on the regular board: Wheat,
No red 75c. Corn, 3lc. Oats, 25%c. Mess
polk - S716. Lard IS 20. Short RIB sides,
loose. 8 Use. dry sailed shoulders, boxed, 5 400
soc, short clear sides, boxed, 1905 SOC.
Whisky 81 Is. Sugar-Standard A sac.
Futures ranged and closed as follows:
Wheat. October delivery 73s4Cg7s5sc, closed at
Decem bei II s(O761zc, closed at 20 &c; January
7SS7654c, closed at 1890: May S4GDS234 &C,
closed at SIC. Corn, October delivery 35X
g85c, closed At S54c; November 500
closed at 362sc; January 375sQg371 SC. closed at
974zc; May 4lzs@4l1fc, closed at ll3Sc. Oats,
October delivery 3519(g2514c, closed at 25$sc;
Novem Der 26szG35}zc, closed at 251sc; Decem-
Der 27@263zc, closed at $3.50; May 3l@
305Sc, closed at S0zc. Mess pork, October de-
livery s. SO, November S. 9215c5 S71E, closed
at IS s755; December $ 90GS S2la, c !osed at
IS 90; January SO 77HG9 IN, closed at 80 ~.
Lard, October delivery IS 721lG5 10, closed al
So 72L9; November IS 7215lG5 20. closed at
IS NJ, December 70 S21s0g5 771a, closed at
IS so; January IS s715oe5 IS, closed at IS S712.
Short ribs october delivery sO@6 7sc, closed
at SOC; January O0c.
ST. LOUIS. oct. 25.--Flour weak Wheat
opened firm but declined aud closed $685.
vember delivery 755507o3sc. December 774Cg
1890. May S69s(0S12sc. Corn lower; No. 2
mixed. cash 3Ss4c, November delivery 89sSc
December 3434. Oats trmer; No. 2 mixed,
cash 253zc, November delivery 261sc, Deem
Der 2634c. May 3034 o.507sc. Whisky at 81 49,
Provisions generally firm: Mess pork in light
demand at so 1909 50. Lard at IS 20. Bulk
meats, boxed lots long clear 55CgG 60c, short
ribs q G0(g6 62Xc, short clear S5(G6 size.
Bacon, long clear 25c. short rib 2Sc, short
clear 5000 soc. Hams steady $40 so.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 35.-FlOur fairy active
and steady: Howard street ana Western SUI
perfne 81 25t12 70. extra 50 1898 50. family
SO 1904 30, city mills superine 81 2502.75.
extra So OOD9 IS; Rio brands 81 35(g4 so. Wheat
Southern fairly active and irmer; Western
8T(GS9cs No. Western winter red. on spot
s2L.(ds2l5c. Corn-Southern quiet and steady;
Western quiet and steady; southern, white
44z(645c. yellow ~ hCO443zc.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 25.-FlOur in good de-
mand; family So 30q3 so. Wheat firm; No. 2
red, 1Sc. Corn heavy; No. mixed BAG.
Oats easy; No. , mixed, 2T1zc. Provision
Pork dull at so 30. Lard quiet at 5 75c. Bulk
meats dull; short ribs 7jc Bacon in fair
demand; short RIBS soc, short clear 75c.
Whisky active and firm atSll3. Sugar quiet;
New Orleans 4Qg1ac. Hogs steady; common
and light So 1908 so, packing and butchers
So sO(D4 20.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 25.--sugar steady; new
Louisiana open kettle, common 4I4(g418c:
centrifugal. new choice white 8 l6c, Off
white 5lk(0j3Sc. prime yellow cl arlfed 7-l6
CG5 g. 16c, on yellow clarified $40. MOlasses
steady; new Louisiana open kettle, prime to
choice j0066c: centrfugas, prime 36c; Lou
isiana syrup 50G5Jc. Coffee unchanged; Rio
cargoes, common TO prime l0gi3c. Cotton