Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-18

nrm' mlddllng uplands 3 5-l6c; mlddllng Or
leans s15c; sales $50 bales.
Futures: Market opened dull, with sales
as follows: September delivery. gllC; Oc-
toher, l5c: November. lSc: December.
zoe; January. use; February, S6c.
300 p. m.-Market closed hrm; middlln9
uplands, slice; mIddhug Orleans, 915c;
safes Cos bales; net receipts none; gross 2,Z20
bales.
Futures: Market closed barely steady. with
sales of 1900 bales, as follows: September
delivery. . ll6D9 lie; October. Ice; Novem-
Der, l-Qg9 l9c: December, 1909 ?Oc; Janu-
airy, zl(c9 2Sc; February, 35d9 sec; March,
f1Ge 44c; April, 5l0D9 SIC; MAY, 600
96lc; June. 9 $500 G9c; July, 8 1000 nc.
Weekly-NeJ receipts Dales, gross 2S,767;
exports, to Great Britain 1888 bales, TO
France >, l05, to the continent 1895; sales 6.l3S
bales; sales to splnners 4,66S bales; stock 9o,9i2
bales.
Green & Co.'s cotton future report says:
"lhe generally uulaNorable construction
a;ed upon foreign advices induced selling
out 10y many longs, and the market went Off
tGl points, closing only barely steady, as no
new demand was attracted. limitations OF
increased supplies to come forward next
week, and The certainty that large amounts
from recent purchases were gong forward to
be delivered on September and October con-
tracts at Liverpool. also had somewhat
weakening influence"
GALVESTON, Sept. H.-Cotton firm; mid
ding &c.
NORFOLK, Sept. l7.--Cotton steady; mid
ding 9s
BALTIMORE, Sept. 7.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 9l4c.
Boston, Sept. l7.-Cotton quiet; middling
9}10ap1Sc
WILMINGTON, Sept. l7.-Cotton flrm; mid
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 17.--Cotton dull; mid
dlinG9's
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 17.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 94c.
MOBILE, Sept. l7.-Cotton quiet; middling
$50.
MEMPHIS, Sept. l7.-Cotton firm; middling
&c.
AUGUSTA, Sept l7.-Cotton firm; middling
SIC.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 7.-Cotton quiet but
firm; mlddiing SIC.
MONTGOMERY, sept. 7.-Cotton firm; mid
ding SIC.
MACON, Sept. T.-Cottou quiet; middling
SIC.
COLUMBUS, Sept. l7.-Cotton firm; middling
SIC.
NASHVILLE, Sept. 17.-Cotton steady; mid
ding sac.
SELMA, sept. l7.-Cotton steady; middling
$40.
ATLANTA, Sept. l7.-Cotton dull; middling
NEW York. Sept. Aforementioned net ne
ceipts for ali cotton ports to-day. l2,955 bales,
exports to Groat Britain 1902 bales; to the
continent 10 bales; stock at all American
ports POS, 9S8 bales.
The total visible supply of cotton for the
world ia l,o75,802 bales, of which 67l.S02 are
American. against l,l07. l06 and 7tl.308 re-
spectivelv last year. Receipts at all interior
towns this week, 23,O47 bales: receipts from
plantations AZ 100 bales. Crop in sight, 54,344
Dalee,
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. IL, nooD.-wheat quiet
but steady, with poor demand; supply good;
receipts for thrt days I'll, 900 centas, includ-
ing i30, 900 centals of american. Corn dull,
with poor demand: receipts of American for
three dogs 23,4O0 centals; new mixed West
ern Is 4l5d. Butter, finest American sos. Ba-
pp a. 4, q
NEW YORK, sept. Il, n0on.-Flour dun
and heavy. Wheat lower. Corn lower.
Pork uUll; mess Sll; new mess dun at $ll 90.
Lard heavy att 25c. FrciGhts steady.
p. m.-Southern flour heavy. Wheat 90
1c lower: No. > red, Sbl%c in elevator. Septem-
Der delivery S59s0Sj34c, October shss(dSGhsc.
Corn lGlLc lower, closing heavy; No. ?. spot
47SzC0Issic in elevator, September delivery
$50 481kc, October 4S1S@49l3c. Oats i4GIc
lower; No. ?, 3lh4G8lEc. Hons quiet. Coffee
dull; fair Rio nominal. Sugar active and
fair to good refining 43<c; refined closed
hrm-C l5zc. white extra G 1905 -l8c vel
low 414(0i1Sc. standard 5@5(05 Ice, cut loaf
and crushed 5-l6(D6}kc, Grdnnlated l. Ice.
for crude. 40c for refined. Hides firm. Wool
steady. Pork less active; mess $40 75 for old.
$ll 80 for new. Middles duh Lard n shade
lower: Western steam on spot 25c, October
7lG6 nc. Freights steady; cotton 9-6Id,
wheat 3(g5Lsd.
CHICAGO. Sept. 1.-THE tendency in all
oh hra L
IN ne TSs ~ 'io m'9 nort
What tha trailing was more artive Init
largely on local account and prices were
lower Foreign adyices report duh and easv
markets and the weather in England is fine
Exuort clearings are light The receipts at
All primary points were smaller. The market
onened &c lower. sold or &c. and closed az
o'cIock z5c und.r Yesterday. in the afternoon
IL receded SO. and closed for the day l95c m
dor Corn weak and lower under yery free
offerings. the market declined nc and closed
81. under Yesterday. AT the afternoon board
prices showed little change. Oats were weak
and &c lower. Mess pork opened l215c
higher 40 d of SOC, rallied l21zc. but broke or
l5c and ClO.ed tame. Lard quiet but steady.
Regular Session.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
active hut lower; September delivery TAO
7l3sc, October 70 5-l6m76c. Corn weak and
lower; cash 375sc, october delivery $500
$3.50. Oats dali and weak; cash 2jMc. Sep
TENDER delivery 243zc, October 2534(02815c.
Mess po'k active; prices very irregular ;closed
lower; cash SO 80. October delivery $40 $50
10 60, November So loGlO 40. Lard quiet
but firm cash Z 29,at 3oc' september delivery
300 october 3oV~P 5oc' Notelhper - aeg
3Oc snort rID slucs steAuy, cash o9c;
toNed meats eiehdy' " t 81 snouIueTs re
@6l snort clcar z'@v' SOC WBlsky steauy
al 81 10. sugars quiet blahuaiu oCGoZgc.
Closing prices; NhehI, September 1879,
October H1sc, November I4Ac, MAY "a &c.
Corn. Septenber S'%sc' OcLoDer 9cMc, NO
vember 4o9sc' May sac. Oats, september
go Sc.o , 80 80 IN 0ntnher s1;5 -
TOT =; S oa," 80 So,ntonhor y asc oc,oha.