Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-30

| Ala class b, IS. lU7 Nash 4 Chatta.. 50
| Georgia IS ....- New orleans Pa
as. mOrtgage*ns4 eide, LIST mort. 75l6
| n. Carolina IS. .lZ6 n. Y. Central. .ll3Ss
N. Carolina As. 99A Norf n w. pref. 46ss
| So.Caro BROWN Nor. Pacific. MS
| cOnsols.... =. 1922 pref. va
| Tennesseescttle- Pacific MALL. 5il3
virginia SHi al 6s.... Rchm'd s Ale. st
| Va.consolldated. so Richmd n Danv. 40
| Ch'peake &Ohio 1884 Eichm'd " W.Pt.
| Chlc.& N'nthw'nll7M Terminal. 49,. 81
Della, Lack W is0}s st. Paul 49,. -. 06}5
| Erie ....... So preferred ~ -
East Tennessee Texas Pacific. us
new stock. 1914 Union Pacific. 6l16
| Lake Shore. 925S Nj. Central 629s
| Lville n Nash. Boss Missouri Pacific ll21s
Memphis Il Char 40 Western Union 1871
| ASKED. BID.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 20, noon.-Cotton-Bu
ness good at unchanged rates; mddiIng up
| lands T-l6d; mlddling Orleans bed: sales
| 1900 bales, for speculation and export 2OOO
bales: receipts 1000 hales-American none.
! Futures: Uplands. low mtddling clause.
| September delivery. 1850; September anu
| October, 7-640t5 16-64d; October and NO
vember. 8 9-64G5 10-6id; November and De-
cember, 7-6+G5 S-64d: December and jan
uary, s-64d; January and February. 57-649
| S-64d; March and April. IL 64d; April anu
| May, 4-64d. Market irregular.
Thetenders of deliveries aE to-dav's clear
ings amounted to 1900 bales new docket ana
200 old.
300 p. m.-The sales to day included 1900
| bales of American.
Futures: Unlands. low mddling clause.
September delivery. M-84d. sellers; sep
TENDER and October. l5-64d, sellers: October
| and November, a-64d, sellers: November
| and December. $3.50, value; Decent Der ana
January, 7-s4d. sellers; January and Feb
! ruary, 5 7-64d, sellers; February ana March.
| 5 sad, value; March and April, l0-64u,
value. April ana May, l2-64d. value. Mar
| ket quiet.
400 D. m-Futures: Uplands. low mid
ding clause. September delivery. H-o4u'
sellers; Septem Der and October. l5-64d. sell
ers; October and November. 9-64d, sellers /;
November and December. $40, sellers )
December and January. 7-64d, sellers; jan
uary and February, 7-64d. sellers; Feoru |.
airy and March. S-84d, sellers: March and
April, 5 1O-64d. sellers: April and Mayo l2-64d,
buyers. Futures closed easy.
LONDON. Sept. @.-rhe Manchester Guar
dian in its commercial article says: "ihe
upward movement progresses. The tendency
is pretty general in the yarn departn ent, o9t
many descriptions of cloth have not advanced
Buyers are not prepared to follow the rise.
To-day's effort to establish higher prices was
founded mainly on the growing de arness or
cotton. Buyers treat this as wholly an ln-
| Sufficient reason. The increased cost OF pro-
duotion, however. strongly mpresses sellers:
Those fortified with orders demanded fuil
| prices at the risk of losing business. DINERS
| tanable. The supply at previous prices was
nearly equal 10 the uemand. In few cases
an advance on FRIDAYS rates was paid Inc
market was yerystrong. Export yarns were
decidedly dcarer. Sales were not large Tor
| Tuesday. Sellers command better terms than
| on Friday. Home consumers bought spar
| ingly. The cloth market generally is inactive.
Prices were strong and hardening. Snirtlngs
were quiet but steady at prices trifie higher
| than Friday. Printing cloths and other nm
ishing goods were steady. Heavy goods were
more saleable, but it was di1hcult TO secure
| an advance
NEW YORK, Sept. 29. noon.-Cotton opened
quiet; middlIng uplands 7-16c; m1ddlinG
Orleans 93sc; sales GA bales.
| Futures: Market oDened steady, with sales
as follows: September delivery. &: Octo-
Der. zoe: Novem Der. 8 Csc: December, 3lci
January. 9 SIC: February. acc.
500 D. m.-Marke ct closed steady: mlddllns
uplands. Z lie; mldding Orleans, 92sc; safes
to-day l22 bales; net receipts bales, gross
! 4,S03.
Futures: Market closed firm, with salet
OF 1850 bales, as follows: Septemb Der de
livery. 1909 2Oc; October, 4l@9 22c
November 9 1903 29c: December, 3+(GO35c
January. 4l@9 42c; February.9 5l9e SIC
: March. Q 5000 60c; April. 6S@9 6gc: May
J 0 1900 TIC; June, S509 SEC; July, 8 93@995c
August, 999@I9c.
Green & Co.'s cotton future report says
| 1.-THE opening of business was at decline o.
, about points and little slow, but the re-
duced cost seemed to attract prompt atten-
, ton, leading to full recovery and firm close
| at last evenings rates. The South continued
TO offer with some freedom, but this Wasneu-
orders for investment in which Eastern OF e.
ratOrs were well represented"
GALVESTON. Sept. 29.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 91zc; net receipts 6l2S bales, gross
6,12S: sales !, !J8 bales; stock 58.5f2 bales.
| NORFOLK, Sept. 29.-CottOu steady: mid
ding 914c: net receipts 2,539 bales, gross 1883
stock 1928 bales: sales 636 bales; exports
| coastw Use 1.040 bales.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 29.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 93sc; net receipts - bales, gross ll9;
snles none; stock 5,4s5 bales; sales to spin
BosToN, Sept. 99.-Cotton quiet; middling
916c: net receipts none, gross 1858 bales; sales
none; stock none.
WILMINGTON, Sept. 29-Cotton firm; mid
ding 9llc; net receipts lob bales, gross
| l5l3: sales none: stock S,725 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept, 29.-COtton firm
middling SIC; net receipts 8 bales, gross S7S
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 29.-Cotton quiet;
middllng 3 5-l6: net receipts 5,717 bales, gross
6,074; sales 200 bales; stock 1854 bales; eX-
| ports. coastwise 4. 1861 bales.
MOBILE, Sept. 29.-Cotton quiet; middl1ne
DC; net receipts 1858 bales, gross 1886; sales
25G; stock 1865 bales; exports, coastwise SS4
bales.
| ding 9llc: receipts l.054 bales; shipments 43C
bales; sales $50 bales; stock 1855 bales.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 29.-Cotton quiet; middline
| SIC; receipts /. Jos bales; sales l,l65 bales.
CHARLEsroN, Sept. 29.-Cotton-buyers and
sellers apart: middllng s2sc offered; net re-
ceipts 3,80i bales, gross $780,; sales none
| stock 29.YtE) bales: Exports, 10 OTedb DrlJdlI
1850 bales coastwise 2.747 bales.
ATLANTA, Sept. 29.-Cotton - middllng
SIC; receipts So bales.
NEW YORK. Sept. 29.-Consolldated net re-
| ceipts for all cotton ports to-day. "a ,0S6 bales
EXPORTS, to Great Britain 5,6S4 bales. to the
continent 246; stock at all American ports
Sll,4Ss bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 80 noon.-Wheat quiet
hut steady, with poor demand: supply good
Corn firm, with improving demand. Lard
| prime Western 34s.
NEW YORK, sept. 50, noon.--Flour dull
bnt heavy. Wheat 1850 lower. Corn 4 a
| 85c lower. Pork steady; mass $40 5ctDl0 75
lard heavy at 6 e0c. Freights steady.
d. m.-Southern Hour steady. Wheat
without change. closing heavy: No. red, Sep
tember delivery 9S7sQoSSc. october S411 st1S5I2 g.
corn, cash I4Gxc higher but very quiet, clos
inc st 46lzc. october delivery G}slg47c. Oats
hrm: No 2, September delivery 3;l40g3l55c
Hols quIet but firm. Coffee. fair Rio quiet
al llI@c Sugar weak AMI nominal; refined
anil. Molasses dull and nominal. Cotton
seed OIL 24@2Gc for crude, 40o5lc for refined
Hides uuiet; New Orleans 9Il(Gl0c, Texas lUtl
, i0l6c Wool firm; domestic fleece 3tG3Sc
PORK easlpr and less active: mess Sigh 25c
New tniddles dull. Lard 300 points lower
Western steam, on spot 55lG6 CSC. September
I delivery q 1905 soc, October 1906 i0o
Freights closed firm; cotton 9-Bi@5.32d
, wheat 4d.
CHICAGO. Sent 99.-Specula'ion in whea
WIS active again to-day, bat after a brush
: ooening. with prices up to 76c for November