Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-02
COTTON.

MP anus 1-l7d. mlddllnR orleans Ot3u' sdlSs
5000 bales for speculation and export LOCO
bales: recelpts none.
Futures: Uplands. low midding clause,
October delivery, 5 16-64d: October aud No
vember. scat; November and December,
It'd: January and February, G.Gid; Feb
ruRry ana March, S-6iGS5 1-G4d; March ana
April. 6ld; April and May, ll-O4u.
Market duh at the decline.
Sales for The week, 69, 600 bales-Am erIcan
As 900 bales; spectators TOOK $500 bales;
exporters took $500 bales; actual exports
1900 bales; total imports, 1000 ha,es-Ameri-
can 2l.00o; total stock 2I5 .0C0 bNles-hmerl-
can 20j.C0U bales: total ahOat, $4,000 bales
American $4,000 bales.
1900 p. m.-The safes to-day included 1,'Oo
bales OF American.
Futures: Ualands. low middinG clause.
October delivery. li-64d. BUYERS; October
ana November, 3 S-64d, sellers: November
and December. G-64d. buyers; December ana
January, o. 4d. sellers: January ana Fen
ruary, 5 6-6id, value; February and March.
1-64d, buyers; March and April, 9-6id,
buyers; April ana May. 5l!-64d. buyers; May
ami June, l6-6ld buyers. Market dull.
100 y. Futures: Uplands, low mid
ding clause. october delivery. 3 lS-04d. buy
ers; October and Novemb Der. 1-04d, buy ers;
November and December, 6-G4d, sellers;
december and January. 5-6id, buyers; Jan
airy and March. 3 6-6ld, buyers: March and
April. 5S-6id, buyers: april and May. lo-64d,
buyers; May and June, l8-64d, sellers. Fu-
lures closed steady.
higher; prces are checking business.
NEW YORK., Oct. |, MODIFICATION opened
quiet; middhnG uplands 91ac: middling
Orleans H. l6c; sales 6O3 bales.
Futures: Market opeued steady. with sales
as follows: October devery.a &c: Novem-
Der. PIE; December, 0 SOC; January, Soc;
February. 44c; March. 6Nc.
500 p. m.-Market closed easy; mldolng
uplands, 91Sc; mlddling Orleans, IL l6o;
sales to-day 7ZS bales; net receipts -- bales,
gross ESQ.
Futures: Market closed quiet. with sales
OF $1,000 bales, as follows: October delivery,
3 1909 lie; November, 9 22atB 23c: December,
8 27c; January. 8 sac; February, $500 i4c;
March, 5lW9 &c; April. . 8 (69 &c: May,
8 G"QD9 70c; June, 9 1903 ISC; July, 5000 STE;
August, 99!0p9 91c.
Weekly-NeU receipts 5l2 bales, gross &c, 400;
exports, TO Great Britain lS,bll bales, 70
France l,l0l, to the continent 6,o5l; sales, all
to spInners, $500 bales; stock s6,667 bales.
Green Co.'s cotton future report says:
The market made Il decided break on near
and 500 points on late months. with only
partial recovery and q quiet feeling ri the
close, The decline at Liverpool. but more
particularly the sudden addition to the stock
that city, was the principal factor OF de-
preston, leading To free selling out OF large
| proportion OF recent investment. The increase
Of supplies and continued pretty free offering
from the South also hel ped the declipe"
GALVESTON, Oct. lection steady; mid
| ding 94c.
NORFOLK, Oct. Lection steady; mid
ding &c.
BALTIMORE, Oct. l.-Cotton Quot but Arm;
middlnR CSC.
BOSTON, Oct. Lection quiet; middling
95bc
WILMINGTON, Oct. l.--Cotton easier; mid
ding h-16c.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l.--Cotton firm; mid
ding 93Ic.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Lection weak; mid
| ding 914c.
NOBLE, Oct. l.-Cotton quiet; middling
MEMPHIS, Oct. l.-Cotton steady; middlng
AUGUSTA, Oct. Lection easy; middlng
| SIC.
CHARLESTON, Oct. i.-OOtton quiet; mid
MoNrdoMERY, Oct. 1.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding 3 l3-l6c.
MHcoN. vt. Lection quiet but steady ;
| middling SEC.
CoLUMBUs, oct. l.~.Cotton firm; middling
NASHVILLE, Oct. lv-Cotton steady; mid
ding 91sc.
| ROME. Oct. Cotton firm; middling $40.
| ATLANTA, Oct. .-CottOn-middllng S@4c.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL. oct. l. nOon.-wheat steady
| with improving demand: supply good. Corn
firm with fair demand. Lard, prime Western
| 33s Cd.
weak Wheat lower. Corn quite but steady
| Pork dull; mess $40 25Dl0 80. Lard steady
at 55c. Freghts steady.
5p. m.-Flour, Southern closed unchanged.
| Wheat L(6l]c higher and less active: No.
| red, October delivery S4$4(DS5@Ec, November
| SGIbGs7tzc. Corn 40G3sc be ter and very quiet
No. Z, October delivery 46}5GI7c. November
| 431&@4S3sc. Oats without qnotable change
No. 2, October delivery Sl4d03l9kc. Hovs un-
changed. Coffee. fair Rio firm at ll14c. Sugar
steady ana more active; muscova1o 4l4c;
G, ntrifugal SIC; refined steady and quiet.
I'm nt,yul nj
| 24n26c for crude, 50allc for refined. Hides
| steady Wool firm. Pork dull and weak;
| meRs $40 % Gl0 g. for Old, 81 OW1ll 25c for
| new. Middles dull. Lard 30e5 points lower,
| closing heavy; Western steam, on spot 5jc.
October delivery 25c bid, November 25(G
6 Do. Freights steady; cotton 9-Oi(SJ-32d
! wheat 40.
CHICAGO. oct. Gable advices predicting
| q possible rupture between Eussia and Aus
| tria, together with n decline in British con
! suls, served to make strong market n wheat.
! November wheat on the curb was selling al
1890. but the starting figure on the board
| was 76c: under free offerings broke or to 7JsAc
| rallied to 1850, and at | O'Clock closed al
| nearly outside figures. In the AFTERNOON the
| feeling had become somewhat heavy. and the
| latest figures we're only shade higher than
| Yesterday. One OF the feature5 OF strength
| during the session WAS the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
that tho stocks OF flour and wheat in the
| United Kingdom were estimated 10 lie eight
| million bushels less Than last year. No. I
spring 07l[c. No. 2 red 74s4c. Corn ruled
steady though speculative trading was light,
rne latest urees were about the same 10 on
yesterday-kO. 2 cash 36}4c, No. yellow 37A
| Oats were steady. with very slight nuctua-
lions, and closing prices were about the same
IA Yesterday 70 a shade easier. No. cash
| sold ut 241S(t2jc. Provisions we're only mod
| eratoly active. and the feeling was unsettled.
| Mes, pork declined irregulariv l5(G2Oc. ralle
| 2OM25o, and closed in the latest trading at
| medium figures. Cash Tote sold ut 80 30. A
| ttrOng feeling prevallel in lard early In the
session, but before the close reduction Of ga
nc occurred Cash lots sold at 81 05c. Short
| lots Dry salteI shoulders. boxed lots 9Oc.
| short clear sides, boxed 20@7 25c. Whsky
higher at 81 IS for distilers' finished goods.
| Sugars unchanged.
| The following shows the range OF prices on
| the regul ar session to-day; Flour unchanged
wheat October delivery, 733z0dI434r, Noyem-
| Der 753.IG7GI6c. December 713s(G161I. Corn.
Ostober delivery 86LMSG1Ec, November $3.50
$685., December 33A@395sc. Oats, October
| delivery 243L(G2tIzc, November 20lAW2B3c,
| December 27IaG27$6c. Mess po:E, October
| delivery 50 l0Qg9 321], November - 1909 IS.
Lard, October delivery s5871415 97%, Novem-
| Der 81 0005 9j. short RIB sides, October dellV-
| cry 621a(G6 roc.
| Afternoon Board The markets all ruled
| weak the following being the closing quota
lions: Wheat, October delivery 1926, No
vember 75}zc. December II T. Ice, May S4lsc.
Corn. October 38l 4e, November 3s15c. De
! center 20llc. May 1870. Oats, October "a &C,
| November 2GIlc, May 3l3ke. Pork, SO 20. Lard
| October IS g0c. November 50 0214c. January
| 81 00UR O2I5c. Short RIB sides, October 721&c,
| January 52l5c.
! c,,c,,,.,rt not -Fiour duII Wheat