Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-30

Inc EoAts COTTON report sdYgs 'Ihere Is
but little doing in future deliveries, vet with
the prepOnderance of buyers over sellers
prices have gradually advanced from 9-lCOc
70 t-lO0c- The continued absence of rain in
Texas and rain IN the States " here II is not
wanted, combined with reduced sales, is said
10 make the bears shy. at all events it is evil
IDENTIFY thought safer to try making few points
on the bull side. The shorts are thus induced
to cover, and a few small outside orders to
buy have also been acted on. On the third
call sellers held for the highest prices of the
day, which buyers would not paw, and cOnse-
quently only 200 bales of SeDtember were sold
AZ II 0iGll csc, and 100 bales Of April at IL 06c.
Bids for the other months were 1-lO0d2- l00c
below the views Of sellers. Futures closed
steady, and 10 -lO0g6-lOOc higher than yester-
day"
GALVESTON, July 29.--COttOn nOminal: mid
ding lO5<c; net receipts IS bales, gross IS;
sales bales; stock 1872 bales.
NORFOLK, July 29.-COttOn steady; mid
ding l034c; net receipts los bales gross los;
sales none; stock l,25i bales; exports coast.
wise 757 bales.
wILNINGTON. July 29.-Cotton steady: mid
ding lO34c; net receipts bales. gross 3; sales
nobe; stock 7Sz bales; exports cOastwise ?
bales.
NEW ORLEANs. July 29.-CottOn quiet;
midillng lO4c; net receipts 81 bales, gross
%; Gales l,50O bales; stock 81 ,6i2 bales.
NOZZLE, July 29.-COttOn dull and nominal;
mlddllng lO54c; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock BAG bales; exports coast
wise 50 bales.
MEMPHIS. July 29.-Cotton quiet; middling
1899; receipts 81 bales: shipments 155 bales:
sales ESQ bales; stock S,5I9 bales.
AUGUSTA, July 29.-COtton dull and nOml-
nal; middling 1910; receipts II bales; sales Is
bales.
CHARLESTON, July 29.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding lie; let receipts lob bales, gross 1903;
sales IS bales; stock I.459 bales.
NEW 1OEE, July 29.-COnsOiidated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to- day AL bales ex-
ports, to Great Britain 6,22S bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, July 20, nOOn.-Breadstuns
firm, with fair demand Beef, extra India
mess, SIS g. Pork firm; mess 73s. Bacon, long
clear, AS. Lard, prime Western 3Ss Cd.
Cheese, fine American sos. What, California
No. ], . lldgss sd; No. ,, rs 9dg7s I'D. Corn,
Receipts of wheat for the past three days
were 100000 centals-American $4,000. Re-
ceipts Of American corn $1,000 centals.
NEw 1ORk, July %. nOon.-Wheat opened
quiet but 14tg3sc better. Corn 14CG12c higher.
Pork dull; mess, SIS 75l1l5 SD. Lard irmer,
Coo. Freights frm.
500 p. m.-FlOur, Southern closed quiet;
common to fair extra, So 5Ogl 30; good to
choice, S. 90. Wheat-spOt irregular. ungrad-
ell red, 15c; No. red, spot 9714,G975<c, August
prices without decided change; ungraded, 50
iG6il4c; No. 2, August delivery, 63ISCG635s.
Oats opened 14Gl12c higher, closing, steady;
No. ?, 363zG31l5c. Hops dull and barely
steady. Coffee, fair Rio. on spot, steady at
9lzc; No. : Rio, on spot S zoe, August delivery
Z S5,GS OOc. Sugar quiet; fair to good REIN
ing, 41sg5c; refined quiet and unchanged-C
51slg52sc, extra Z 53sG514c. white extra q 53S
G554c, yellow & 434,g5c, OF \ 55sG6c, standard
a &c, cOnfecuOners' A SIC, cut loaf and
crushed re, powdered 7tG714c, graduated
g IL &c. MOlasses steady. Cotton seed OIL
Sic for crude; 39,G4212c for refined. Hides
rather weak: New Orleans selected, 9l6C0
918c; Texas selected, l0@llc. Wool steady.
PORK dull; prices nOmInally unchanged. Mid
dies nominal; long clear, SIC. Lard l2dl
points higher; Western steam, on spot 55(d
I 60c, August delivery SIC. Freights to Liv-
erpool quiet; cotton, per steam, Sled; wheat,
CHICAGO. July 29.-Flour UNCHANGED. Wheat
stronger; opened fFmer and closed &c higher
than yesterday; regular. july delivery 1910 |
cage spring, SiGSilzc. Corn unsettled; closed |
&c higher for August than yesterday: cash
lots 553z(G56c; August delivery 555sG156c. Oats |
firm and generally higher; cash lots, 3l34CG32c,
higher; cash lots SIS 5Ogl6 so; August delivery
SZ4 1924 80. Lard in good demand and lOCGl5
points higher. Bulk meats in fair demand;
&c, short rib 20c, short clear 6Oc |
Whisky steady and unchanged. Sugar steady |
and unchanged.
500 D. m.-The trading to-day on Change
in the grain pits was accompanied by a dash |
and excitement which had not been witnessed |
before in months; the aggregate trading in |
wheat and corn was large, and prices as a |
rule were firm, with a higher tendency; the |
visible supply statement, published about / |
O'Clock, showed little change in wheat, a re-
ductiOn OF only 5000 bushels having occurred |
during the week. reduction of 100000 |
bushels both WAYS had been prOphecied, and |
the showing, therefore, had little effect OF the
market: European adVtCes Indicated firmer |
tone. and reports OF wet weather in the West |
and Northwest also had a strengthening effect |
on prices. The market, on the regular board, |
closed &C higher for September wheat than |
yesterday; on the afternoon board the market |
was again firm, August closing at sac. Sep
TENDER at S63sGS65sc, and October at size. |
The trading in corn was fair on speculative |
and shipping account, with the feeling some |
what unsettled; the market opened $3.50 |
higher, ruled firm, then eased of, afterwards |
advanced 1sC95sc, fell of again, huctuated, |
aud closed &c higher for August than yester-
day; on the afternoon board this preference
for August was lost, and the market closed |
about the same as yesterday-555sc for Au-
gust, $50 for September, and 81 &c for October.
Oats ruled firm and higher; the latest quota
tons were 3lssc for July, 271sc for August,
and 267sc for September. Pork was marked |
up a peg, with only moderate trading how
ever; July was quoted at S24 so, August at |
S23 so, September at SIS 80, and all the year at
Sll 20. Lard was fairly active and l0CGl5
I l2lzc for September, and 521sc for October.
The grain statement shows: Grain in store
Jolly 2S-Wheat 2.i25, 900 bushels, corn 912,O 0.
oats 500, 600, rye $4,000, barley $1,000, total
s, 77l,OO0; against S,4S5,O00 bushels on same
date one year ago. Visible supply of grain
July 25-Wheat l2,35l,0O0 bushels, corn 4,l5I,-
coo, oats 2,2l4,0O0, rye 2l6,0O0 barley $4,000;
wheat shows a decrease Of 100000 bushels, as
with same date one year ago.
BALTIMORE, July -, nOOn.-flOur quiet but
steady; Howard street and Western su-
perlIne. 81 50iG3 90; extra, 50 25G4 90; family,
81 25G5 IS; city mills superhne, 50 1908 Is;
extra, 50 35(d4 90; Rio brands. IS S7CG5 SO.
steady and active; Western
steady and fiFmj Southern, red 92d96c, amber
95 ag9c; No. l Maryland. 961zc bid; No.
Western winter red. on spot 94l5(G945sc. Corn
Southern nominal; Western nOminally firm
er; Southern. white 4l,G73c, yellow 66d6Sc.
CINCINNkTI. July 29.-Elour dull and lower;
family, IS 1894 IS. Wheat strong and higher;
No. 9 red, S6lGSTc. Corn hFm; No. mixed,
s4l<c. Oats active and firm: No. mixed, SIC.
Pr6visions-Lard strong at re. Bulk meats
nOminally unchanged; shoulders 53sc, short
rib SSSc Bacon held hlghers shoulders &C,
short rib CSC. short clear l0c. Whisky steady
at 81 CO. Sugar dull and unchanged: hard re-
fined, 7Ifd7s<c; New Orleans, SAGE. Hogs
steady; common and light. 81 50,G5 20; pack
ing and butchers, s. SOFAS so.
ST. LOUIS. July 29.-Flour steady and
unchanged. Wheat unsettled and irregular;
No. red, S7GS61{c for cash, S51sGS51sc for
August delivery: No. red. S2,GSS1Sc. Corn
very slow but shade better; 4slSc bid for
cash and August delivery. Oats dun but bet
ter: No. mixed, 29l 4Cd30c for cash; &c bid
for August delivery. Whisky steady at 81 O5.
Provisions firm and better: Pork, jobbing at
SIG. Bulk meats-lOng clear 20c, short rib
s 4Oc. short clear CSC. BacOn-long clear &c,
short rib 9Ize, short clear SIC. Lard, l5c.
LOUISVILLE, July 29.-Gram firm and
steady: Wheat, No. red, scGSle. Corn, No.
J, white Gle, mixed sec. Oats, No. mixed,
sIISe. Provisions strong and higher: Mess
pork SI7 90. Bulk meats-shoulders SIC. clear
rib S5zc, clear sides %. BacOn-shoulders
6lSc clear rib CSC, clear sides l0c. Hams, SUI
gar cured, 1334c. Lard. steam leaf. 9lSc.
NEW ORLEANS. July 29.-COfiee steady;
Rio cargoes; 75<slle; sugar firm NJ to fully
MOlasses dull aud nominal; common, zoe.
Cotton seed oil-marKet at a standstill.
NAVAL STORES.
LIVERPOOL, July %, nOon.-Spirits turpen-
tine. 26s.
LONDON. July %. 4:s0 p. m.-Spirits tur-
pentine dull; spot, 24s Cd; July and August de-
livery, rs Cd: September to December, 24s Cd;
January to April, 96s cd.
NKW YORK. July %. noon.-Sprits turpen-
tine steady at Ss1S43S5<c. Resin steady at
81 22IkGl IA.
500 p. m.-spirits turpentine steady at sag
d33c. Rosin dull.
CHARLESTON, July 29.-Spirits turpentine
quiet; SOC bid. Rosin nominal; strained and
good strained, 81 os.