Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-15

CO1IONs
LIVERPOOL, Sept, IA. noon.-Cotton firm
and in fair demand; middhng uplands5 3-l6d;
mlddling Orleans 514d: sales 10000 bales, for
speculation and export 1000 bales: receipts
| 5000 bales-Amerlcan 1900.
Futures: UDlands. low mlddllng clause,
| September delivery, ll-64@6 l2-64d; sep
| tcmber and October. 6-6i(G5 5-64d; October
and November, l-64d; November and De
! 5d; January and February, Lad; March
and April, 54-s4d. Market quiet.
$500 p. m.-The sales to-day included S,4Oo
| bales OF American.
| Futures: Unlands, low mddling clause,
September delivery. 8 l2-64d, sellers: Sep
| TENDER ana October. 6-64d, sellers: october
ana November, 2-64d, sellers: November
and December. sd. buyers; December and
| January, 3d. buyers; January ana February,
| l-64d, sellers: February and March. 2-6id,
value; March and April, 4-64d. sellers; April
ana May. 6-64d. value. Market quiet but
| steady.
400 p. m Futures: Upauds. low mid
| dllng clause. September delivery. lf-64d,
| buyers; September and October. 7-64d, SELL
! ers; October and November. 52-64d, buyers;
| November and December. l-8id, buyers: De-
cember and January. sid, "uNers: jan
and March, 3-6id, buyers: March and
April, 5-64d, value: April and May, 57-64d,
! value. Futures closed arm.
NEW YORK, Sept. Ia, noou.-Cotton opened
| STEADY; middllng uplands 9Hc; mlddling Or
leans 7-l6c: sales l,747 bales.
Futures: Market opened quiet but firm,
| with sales as follows: September delivery,
8 lac: October, q l6c: November. l7c: De-
| cember, zoe; January, 0 27c; February,
| 9 35c.
| 500 p. m.-Market closed firm; middlng
| uplands, 9,4c; mlddinG Orleans, 7-l6c;
| sales 376 bales; net receipts none; gross ?, loo
bales.
Futures: Market closed firm. with sales of
5l,t00 bales, As follows: September delivery.
! 1903 l5c; October, 1903 nc; November,
1899 20c; December, 1000 29c; January,
| 5000 39c; February, 37G9 3sc; March.
| case; April. 5sCG9 SIC: May, 9 6l99 62c;
June, $500 zoo; July, 9 77@9 78c.
GALVESTON. Sept. l4.-Cotton quiet; Md
| ding l5- l6c: net receipts 4, 5S2 bales, gross
6,732; sales 573 bales; stock 2e,S2s bales.
! NORFOLK, Sept. H.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding &c; net receipts "a bales, gross "a;
| stock 1871 bales: sales 800 bales; exports,
| coastwise l2l bales.
! BALTIMORE, Sept. I4.-Cotton quiet; mid
| ding 9Ac; net receipts none, gross none:
| sales me: stock 1898 bales.
BOSTON, Sept. 14.-Cotton quiet; midding
9%G91@c: net receipts bales, gross 1915;
| sales none.
WILMINGTON, Sept. 14.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding $40 net receipts % bales, gross %;
sales none: stock 5sS bales.
! PHILADELPHIA, Sept, A.-Cotton dull;
middling $50; net receipts % bales gross Is;
| stock 8,9l0 bales
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. l4.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 10 l6c; net receipts S.4o3 bales. gross
1850; sales 500 bales; stock 22,2Sl bales; ex-
ports. roantwise l,066 bales.
| MOBILE, Sept. l4.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding SEC; net receipts s7S bales, gross $40;
sales $50 bales: stock 3,079 bales; exports,
| coastwise Srs bales.
MEMPHIS, Sept Ii .-Cotton quiet; middling
SIC; receipts 1874 bales; shipments - bales;
sales 100 bales; stock 3.S79 bales.
| AUGUSTA. Sept. 4.-Cotton in fair demand;
middling s4a@Ss-l6c receipts 2el bales; sales
| 207 bales.
CHARLESTON. Sept. 14.-Cotton steady; mid
! ding S3sGDS3zc; net receipts 1888 bales, gross
| 1885, sales LOCO bales; stock 1928 bales.
ATLANTA, sept. n.-Cotton-middlIng SIC;
| receipts 81 bales.
NEW YORK, Sept. H.-Consolldated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports TODAY, l4,S65 bales,
exports to Great Britain 1883 bales; stock
at all American ports 10000 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
| LIVERPOOL, Sept. II. noon.-whest steady,
| with fair demand: holders offer moderately;
| receipts for three days 1000 centals, lnclud-
ing 100 American. Corn steady. with I'M
| proving demand new mixed Western ~ SD;
receipts of American for three days $500 CEN
tails. Lard, prime Western 3is Cd. Bacon,
| long clear 36s Cd, short clear SIS Cd.
NEW YORK, Sept. II, nOon.-Flour dull
and heavy. Wheat lower. Corn lower. Pork
steady; mess $ll 90; new mess $l2 90. Lard
| quiet at 35c. FreiGhts steady.
m.-southern flour unchanged. Wheat
| N(a1&c lower, closing steady: No. red, s6H
| (1S7c in elevator. September delivery $500
| NC, October s7s4@ssc. Corn steady; No. 2.
SOC in elevator, September delivery 5014c, Oc-
tober 5O3s@D5O4c. Oats L4014c higher and ac-
| tive; No. 2, 3l5kG3l34c. Hops dull but easy,
| During the past week or two the Coffee mar
| ket has been greatly eXcit, d, which is at
trbuted to several causes Reports from Rio
| and Havre have been of a very strengthening
! character, besides there is heavy decrease
| in receipts. Some parties appear to think the
rise is only just begun. while others say that
| the market is pretty well strained. To-
| day prices are higher by five to ten
! points, but the feeling is barely steady:
fair Rio strong at lQ51c: Sugar, firm firm
5-l6c, fair to good refining 45sU47zc; re
fined steady. Molasses steady and quiet
Cotton seed oil. 24@26c for crude, 4O@4lc
firm; mess Sll for old, Sl2 for new. Middles
firm: long clear Toe. Lard opened D. &c
higher but closed with advance lost; Western
steam 1901 40c, October SSCG6 94c. Freights
steady; cotton 9-32d; wheat 2]1d
CHICAGO. Sept 4.-Tne wheat market
star ted at 77]6c for October this morning,
which proved the top figures for the day.
Cables were divested OF their war flavor, and
selling was quite free throughout. The mar
ket, however, kept within the range of &c
and closed at l O'Clock PC under the latest
figures of yesterday. In the afternoon trad
ing was very dull and prices showed little
change. Corn was quiet and easy, closing a
shade lower, without any particular feature
having been developed in trading. Oats
clos ed a shade firmeF. Trading in pork was
wild. Prices fiuctuated within a wide range.
Early in the session prices advanced soc. fell
back to the opening figures, rallied again, but
broke of close TO opening. In the afternoon
there wac severe drop, and the latest prices
were CSC under the close yesterday Lard
showed very little change.
y. m.-Flour unchanged. Wheat quiet
and easier; September closed at 1870. 0cto-
Der closed at nc, November closed at 70 1915
No z red 76Isc. Corn early declined &c raj
lied and finally closed 14c us'der yesterday;
cash 9o<c, September delivery closed at
80 T-l6c, october closed at 409xc, November
closed at 42c. Oats hrmer; cash 2595c. Sep
tembe delivery 2514c, October closed at 26l &c.
Mess po:k uusettled. closing at yesterdays
figures; oash $l1 2s0Dll 30, October delivery
$ll 8sLS01ll Csc. November So 37I1(1lO 90c.
Lard steady; cash and September delivery
zoe. October 60a6 621<c. short rib sides
firm; cash Acc. Boxed meats steady; dry
salted shoulders 61s9G14c; clear 25(a7 BOG.
Whisky steady al 81 Is. Sugars unchanged:
standard 6d61s.
BALTIMORE, Sept. N.-Flour easy and
quiet; Howard street ana Western supertine
81 250E2 Is extra - 1898 80. family SO 75d4 So,
city mills superine 81 2jGp2 rs, extra SO 10,
Rio brands 81 50GG4 -. Wheat-Southern
shade 1rmer; Western easier and quiet;
Southern red S5@ s5c, amber S7Qg90c; No.
2 Western winter red. on spot 64Ls(QS4i4c
October delivery 49, N6511c, Novembe 8T1s@o
S79kc, December Ss34CGSyc. Corn-Southern
0uiet and nominally higher; Western easier
but dull; Southern white and yellow 5l0t52c,
Western mixed, on spot 47Q1i7Isc, October de-
livery 4712G4sc, November 4S1SG49c, steamer
45c bid.
CINCINNATI, Sept. H.-F1our steady. Wheat
heavy; No. req, INC. Corn duh; No. ?,
nafa Nrr No. . s,ntxs