Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-23

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ASKED.
MANCHESTER. Sept. 22.-The Guardian, in
lis commercial artie'e, says: The market
has very strong appearance generally. The
advanced quotations in the home depart
ment point to an effort to establish higher
prices. This is founded mainly on the large
business of a fortnight ago. and quiet but
steady buying since. The position OF pro
duceTs has undoubtedly improved. Stocks
have been lighteneu. Weak sellers are re-
lleved by the tendency and expect better
prices. The upward movement, however.
finds scanty encouragement among buyers.
Business was small for Tuesd ~; sales dio
not reach the average. inquiry Tor goods ior
India was poor, although buyers with press
ing orders sometimes had to pay above FRI
days rates. They were generally disposed
to treat quotations as quite beyond Their
reacn.. There is moderate business in the
market for several china staples, but busl-
ness is mostly infeasble, Buying recently in
SIN al er foreign markets was rather freer,and
quotations have advanced. The tore of the
cloth market. though firm, Is not always con-
hdent. There is an average demand, but
prices are beyond the reach of buyers where
orders in quantity are concerned. Higher
grades of printing cloths are firm. A large
portion OIL J0S ~ N6it oob-
tract; other qualities are dull and prices are
unchanged. Heavier goods are quiet but
steady. Export yarns are very steady; quota
tons have advanced. There Il moderate
INQUIRY for goods for China and Japan. Full
prices. however, curtall business.
LIVERPOOL, Sept, p, noon.-Cotton-Busi-
ness good At unchanged rates; middllng up
lands 5-l6d; mlddltng Orleans 55sd; sales
$4,000 bales, for speculation and export 1000
bales: receipts 100 bales--American 1880.
Futures: Oplands. low middling clause,
September delivery, H-64A5 49, SD; Sep
TENDER and October, lS-6415 l2-64d; OctO-
Der and November, s-6405 7-64d; November
and December. 64@6 Sid: December and
January, 5-64d; January and February.
6-64(g5 5-64d; February and March, 1-84d.
Market quiet atthe decline.
1900 p. m.-The sales to-day included 1920
bales of American.
Futures: Uplands, low middling clause.
September delivery. l6-64d. sellers; Sep
TENDER and October. l2-64d, sellers; October
ana November, 7-64d, sellers: November
and Decem Der. 0-64d. sellers; December and
January, 5 5-64d. sellers; January and Feb
ruarv, 5-64d, sellers: February and March.
7-64d, sellers; March and April, 59-64d, sell
ers; April and May. ll-64d. sellers. Market
quiet.
100 o. m Futures: Uplands. low mid
ding clause, September delivery. lo-64d,
sellers; September and October. 3 ii -64d, huy-
ers; October and November. Sad, buyers;
November and December, 4-64d, buyers;
December and January. -64d, buyers: Jan
uary and February. 4-64d, buyers: Febru-
airy and March. 6-64d, buyers: March and
April. s-64d, 4ellers; April and May, b IO-o4d,
sell. Futures closed gu ct but steady.
NEW YORK., Sept. %, noon.-Cotton opened
steady; middlIng uplsnds 9SSc; middling Or
leans 99-l6c sales 942 bales.
Futures: Market opened steady, with sales
as follows: September delivery. C; Octo-
Der. l9c: November. . 24c: December,S zoe;
January. 8 34c; February, 42c.
100 D. m.-Marbet closed steady: middllng
uplands, 95Ac; mlddling Orleans, 9-l6c; sales
to- day 500 bales; net receipts IL bales, gross
| 5,463.
Futures: Market closed quiet. with sales Of
$4,000 bales, as follows; September delivery.
| o 1909 2Oc; October, 8 2O(G9 21c; Novem Der,
| 9 24(G9 25c; December, 1909 &c; January,
34(G9 Soc; February, 1899 &c; March
! 9 SLICE SIC; April. SOC: Nav, 3 67(99 csc;
June, 8 74019 zoe; July, 8 $500 $50.
Green q CO.'sreport on cotton futures says
''The cotton market opened this morning for
futures steady, with 3(04 points decline at the
opening. October sold at at 5 sao zSg9 FAC
| 9 &c, March o 53c, June 7sc. After the open
ing call the market was easy, and previous to
| noon mad made a further decline OF about
points. decline of 607 IN the price OF fu-
| lures led to purchases of $4,000 bales up to
2:I5 p. m. AT the close the market was quite
| steady"
GALVESTON. Sept. 22.-Cotton firm; MD
ding 9Ac; net receipts aO14 bales, gross
3.074; sales 1874 bales: stock 1882 bales; eX-
ports, to Great Britain 4793 bales, to France
$3.50.
X.
ding 91sc: net receipts GAO bales. gross GAO;
stock 1898 bales; sales 764 bales; exports.
coastwise 24S bales.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 22.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 93sc; net receipts 100 bales, gross $50;
bales; sales none; stock 2.645 bales; exports,
to Great Britain l.334 bales, coastwise $50.
BOSTON, Sept. 22.-Cotton quiet; middling
CSC; net receipts 30 bales, gross 1850; sales
nOne stock none.
WILMINGTON, Sept. 22.-Cotton firm; mid-
ding &c; net receipts rs bales, gross us;
sales none; stock 1856 bales
PHILADELPHIA, Sept, 22.-Cotton firm;
middling g; net receipts bales, gross 81
stock 6,s72 bales; exports, to Great Britain 2O4
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 22.-Cotton quiet and
easy: middllng 92sc: net receipts l,84l bales,
gross 1,s65; sales 500 bales; stock 29.6OS bales;
exports coastwise ,299 bales.
MOBILE, sept. 22.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding SC; net receipts 7s bales, gross 1906;
sales none; stock 3,2lS bales; exports, coast
MEMPHIS, Sept. 22.-Ootton steady; mid
ding 9l4c; receipts S5S bales; shipments 2S2
bales: sales 400 bales; stock A. IS bales.
AUGUSTA. Sept. 22.-Cotton firm; middling
s5Ic: receipts 554 bales; sales 81 bales.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 22.-Cotton steady; mid
ding s1sc; net receipts 20oz P "a gross
exports, coastwise l, l26 bales.
ATLANTA, Sept. 22.-Cotton - middllng
ll-l6c; receipts 39l bales.
NEW YORK. Sent. 22.-ConsOlldated net re-
ceipts for ali cotton ports to-day. l4.957 bales;
EXPORTS to Great Britain 6.33l bales, to
France $3.50; stock at all American ports
Al, J6S bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 70, noon. wheat firm,
with improving demand: holders offer mode
rately. Corn steady, with improving de-
NEW YORK, Sept. %, noon.-Flour quiet
but firm Wheat lower. Corn lower and dull.
Pork dull; mess $40 509l0 rs. Lard firm at
z lie. FreiQhts steady.
5p. m.-SOuthern -four dull. Wheat tri1e
lower: No. 2 red, September delivery $500
s51Sc, October s5s4GS6 7-l6c, November 81 $40
covery; No. 3 September delivery sstCn4s1Sc,
October 4sI5Q4s7Ic, November Is5s6l5OI5c'
Oats arm No. ?, Septemb Der delivery 82c. Hops
dull and nominal. Coffee. fair Rio quiet at
INC. Sugar dull and barely steady: Musco-
vado a g. lbc. centrifugal 52kc; m0lasses sugar
b-l6e; fair TO good refining 4Ad45sc; re-
fined dull. Moasses quiet but steady. Cotton
seed oil. 24@26c for crude 40@4lc for refined.
Hides STEADY. Wool quiet. Pork generally
steady hut quiet; mess $40 b0Ml0 IS for old.
al 25(1ll 80 for new. Middlcs dull Lard
opened firm. declined 8C15 points and closed
dull and heavy; Western steam on epot 00c,
Septem her delivery 1907 2Oc. October s5CG
G6 5sc, November 41616 45c. Freights closed
frm: cotton 9-64a5- SOD; wheat ED.
CHICAGO. Sept. 22.-There was Il weak and
heavy feeling In nearly all the speculative
lines on Change to-day, and the advances OF
Yesterday were lost. In wheat the opening
was steady influenced by a nrmer tone OF
foreign markets and a decrease OF 100, 600 hush
els on ocean passage, but speculative offerings