Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-14
COTTON

/ % u
ers: August and September lO-6id. sellers;
| september and October. 6 II -64d. sellers; Oc-
tODer and November, 2-64d. buyers; No
vember and December, 5 62-64d. sellers: De-
| cember and January, 6l-64d, value; Janu-
| airy and February. 62-64d value: Septem-
Der, ll-6id, sellers. Market closed easy.
NEw YORK. Aug. IS noon .oUCou firm ;
miIddllng uplsnds lo1sc; middling Orleans
| l1sc; sales 59i bales.
Futures: Market easy, with sales as fol-
| lows: August delivery, 10 CSC: September,
| 10 sac; October, 10 55c; November. 10 40c;
/ December, 10 40c: January. 10 49c.
| 500 p. m.-COttOn closed firm; middling
uplands, lO1sc; middling Orleans, NE: saies
/ 5l4 bales; net receipts Q bales. gross 10.
! tutUree-Market closed barely steady, with
Sale OF 5000 bales, as follows: August de
| livery, 10 scale Sic: September, 10 72dlO 73c:
/ October. 10 42lGl0 43c: November, 10 ga
/ 10 2Sc: December. 10 2S'0l0 29c: January. 10 81
| lGlO 3Sc; February. 10 1910 soc; March. 10 81
.glO62c; April, 10 12Gi0 74c; May, 10 S4Dl0 S5c.
| The POSTS cotton report says: Future de-
| uveries, after an advance OF 3-l00G2 l00c. lost
| iz-lOJGlu-lOJc. partly on last Liverpool adj
/ vices but chiefly because what had been
/ bought in the last three DAYS was thrown
/ upon the market to secure profits, and. as is
/ always the case, others helped the market
/ Gown Tor their own purposes. Before the
/ third call there was a slight Improvement,
but IN the second round Of the third call a bid
/ Of 10 45c for 1000 bales OF September was
/ eagerly taken up, which reduced prices for
/ all succeeding months by l-iOOc. August
| brought 10 S3c, September 10 1910 76c, &c
| toBer 10 45c, December 10 Soc January 10 39c,
/ February 10 zoe, March 10 &c. Futures closed
| steady, with August 7-lOOc, September O. lOOc,
aud the balance lo-loOgll-lOoe lower than
| Yesterday"
GALVESTON, Aug. Is.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 1890; net receipts 40 bales. gross 40:
sales 3 stock l.5oO bales; exports cOastwise
p bales.
NORFOLK. Aug. I3.-COtton steady: mid ding
1850; net rcceluts none, gross none; sales 93
bales; stock l,2l2 bales.
WLNIEGTON, Aug. I3.-Cotton firm; mid
ding lO54e; net receipts none, gross none; sales
none; stock GIL bales.
new ORLEANS. Aug. l3.-COttOn quiet; mid
| ding l01Sc; net receipts 10 bales, gross %:
saies 30 bales; stock 22,950 bales; exports to
| the continent 100 bales, cOastwise 4. S2S.
MOBILE, Aug. l3.-COJtOu nominal; middling
lOlac; net receipts + bales, gross 4; sales -
bales; stock 1856 bales. The first bale Of Ala
bama new cotton was received Aug. y and
sold to-day at auction for l2c.
MEMPHIS, Aug. l3.-COtUOn quiet; middling
lOAc; receipts q bales: shipments bales {;
sales - bales; stock 1924 bales.
AUGUSTA, Aug: l5.-Cotton dull and nOml-
nal; mlddling lOs4c; receipts 50 bales; sales
none.
CHARLESTON. Aug. IS-Cotton nominal:
middling lie; net receipts bales, gross 3;
sales none; stock 23l bales; exports cOastwise
100 bales.
NEW YORK, Aug. DEMONSTRATED net re-
oelpts for all cotton ports TO- day l53 bales; ex-
ports. to Great Britain sol bales, to the CONT
nent 100.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. Is. noon.-Breadstufs dull
and neglected; prices nominal. Bacon, long
clear middles 50s, short sis. Cheese, Amerl-
can, fine SIS. Corn. new mixed IS 415d.
NEW OEK, Aug. l3. noOn.-FlOur declining.
Wheat opened at a decline Of 1s(dlzc, but re
covered aud advanced &c. Corn 14(G15c high
er. Pork dull; mess, Sl7 2jl117 50. Lard steady
at Sjc. treIghts weak.
500 p. m.-ElOuT. Southern quiet; common
to fair extra SO 4OlG4 40; good To choice do
a 45G5 %. Nheat-spOt, &c better on spring
10 "a
6OG9ltsc; No. red, August delivery nominal
september 9o54G92Ac. COrn-spOt lots held
strOngs No. 2, on spot t3c, August delivery
nominal. Oats-sDOt ld2l5c higher, closing
firm; No. ?, 3515lG3ic. Coffee, fair Rio. on spot
dull at 934c; No. Rio, on spot zoe. August
delivery soc. Sugar dull aud slightly low
er; far to good refining 47sG5c; refined
unsettled &C 4k(G5c, extra G 51slG514c.
white extra c 55sG515c, yellow 45sd43zc, OF A
55s S51sc, standard a Is l-ls(G61Sc, cut loaf and
crushed 1gI1sc. graduated 9-l6c. Molasses
steady. Cotton seed Oll-35G36c for crude; ~
/ Gi2l5c for refined. Hides firm; New Orleans
selected l0dllc; Texas selected, Sole. Woo
steady; domestic fleece 34tG4Oc; Texas 12d22c.
PORK steadily held; family mess, $l7 90. Mid
dies stronger; long clear, IOc. Lard SGIO
points higher, closing strong; Western steam.
ON SPOT S5GS 00c, September delivery 750
: Sic. EreIgnts to Liverpool firm; cotton, per
steam, Sled; wheat per steam, 515G534d.
CHICAGO, Aug. B.-Elour unchanged
Wheat unsettled; prices gained steadily DC,
and closed lc higher than yesterday; No. =
.
closed lgl54c over yesterday; cash lots, 81 "a
5l7sc; August delivery, 5Ols@5l3zc. OaJs
firmer; cash lots, 25c; August delivery, 25(d
254c. Pork higher; cash lots, SIS 50Gl9 90:
August delivery. SIS 0JG26 90. Lard steady:
cash lots, 4.12tg1 45c. Whisky unchanged.
: rEar-standard A &c. graduated 65S'd7lSc
$500 p m.-Io-day developed into "A sort Of
hurrah campaign on Change, wheat scoring
/ the material advance Of PC as compared
I with the latest prices Of yesterday, and corn.
| in ! Ike manner. advanced 23Ec; the most
ma
board, and the rise was so rapid that the
shorts rushed 10 cover. Foreign adVices were
UufavOrable, but the wheat market here
opened urmer, ana under some free buying
gained strength, as the offerings were not
large; prices steadily advanced I15c, fuctu-
ated, and closed on the regular board lc high
er than yesterday; on the afternoon board the
advance was steady anu transactions toward
the close were carried on amid excitement.
with the best prices Of the day; the market
closed at 1880 for August, Sl5sc for Septem-
Der, S23zc for October, and SIC for November:
a few sales for May delivery were made at
50 55G9O3sC. Corn followed the course of wheat
closely or near delivery; the market was ex-
cited. with prices decidedly higher, and the
feeling was bullish; August, September and
October advanced l1S(Gl54c, receded 1z(GISc.
and closed ON the regular board I0lIc over
yesterday; on the afternoon board the adj
vance was again sharp and well sustained.
near futures advancing 14c: the closing fig
ures were $3.50 for August, 5l5zc for Septem-
Der, and 50lac for October. Oats ruled rrmer,
II.
and 255sc for October. Pork for August deliv-
cry was marked up another dollar, closing at
$50 per barrel, September at So 50, and all the
year at SIS O5. Lard ruled firmer, closing at
: SOC for September. and 6515c for October.
6ALTIHOak. Aug. 81 iOur quiet, with only
local demand; Howard street anu " esteln su-
perhne, s. 50lG3 90; extra, So 25G4 %; family,
81 25G5 25; city mills superdne. p IS rs i
extra, 50 3J,d4 90; Rio brands. S. 90. Wheat
Southern steady, with moderate demand:
| Western irmer but quiet; Southern, req S6,G
sac, amber S9,G93c; No. Maryland, 9l15(G93c;
| No. Western winter red, on spot SI34(GSSc
Corr, Southern steady; Western nominal;
Southern, white 66,G70c, yellow 6S,G69c.
81. LOUIS. aug. lS.-Flour unchanged
Wheat higher but slow; No. red, Sl1a(gSl1sc
for cash, Sl54c for August delivery; No. red,
| 74I5s zee. Corn higher but inactive; 47l5G
4SIqC Tor cash; 47lac bid for August delivery.
OaJs higher but slow; &c for cash. Whisky
/ steady al 81 o.. Provisions strong and higher:
Pork, iobbing at SIS . for new. Lard, nomi-
/ nally soc.
| Wheat, No. red, 7SdS0c. Corn, No. white
l csc; ditto mixed, 5jc. Oats, No. ? mixed,
| SIC. Provisions strong: Mess pork, SIS %.
Bulk meats-shOulders 615c, clear rib 97sc,
/ clear sides lOlzc. BacOn-shOulders nc, clear
rib lO15c, clear sides lie. Lard, steam leaf,
CIHcINEkTI. Aug. ls.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat steady; No. ? red, s0Qslc. Corn firm !;
I No. mixed, SIC. Oats easier; No. mixed,
| 32lS0rs4Ilc. ProvisiOns-POrk scarce and firm /:
mess, SIS 90. Lard stronger, SOC. Whisky
/ steady At 81 W.
NKw ORLEANS, Aug. I3.-Cofee IN fair de-
mand; Rio cargOes, 7l<(1llc. Sugar firm; fair
/ 10 fully fair, 43S6434c; yellow clarified, $40
! SIC. MOlasses dull and unchanged. Cotton
seed oil hrm; prime crude 3llGS2c.
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON. Aug. ID, 600 D. m.-Spirits tur-
/ pentine dull; on spot, 23s; August and Sep
/ TENDER delivery, 23s: September 10 December,
/ 23s Cd; January to April. 25s. Stock, p, AS
/ barrels; afiOat, l0,Sl9; deliveries, 646.
| NEw 1Okk. Aug. l3, nOOn.-Splrlts tuTpen-
/ tine dull at gle. kOsin dull at 81 20 al IS.
| 500 D. m.-Spirits turpentine quiet. Resin
/ dull.
| CHARLESTON, Aug. 13.-Spirits turpentine
steady: 2Sc bid. ROsln firm; strained and good
/ STRAINED, 81 o215-
! WILMINGTON. Aug. lS.-Spirits turpentine
Il firm at 2Sc. Resin steady; strained " &c; good
/ strained, 81 OH. Tar firm at 81 so. Crude tur-
Dentine steady; hard, 81 90; yellow dip and
| virgin, 81 IS.
! CHARLESTON. Aug. l3.-NOthing doing; fair,
| 53sG55Sc; good. 55sc; prime, 5s<e6c:
/ NEW ORLEANS, Aug. l3.-Market nrn
/ fair. 51s,g51zc; good, 55st95z{c; prime 6lsc-
/ NEW YORK, Aug. l3.-Ma1AA quiet but
steady; fair, 59s9S3sc; good, L #g6c; prime.
/ 654g614c. "
"
WHAT is termed the ''bad lands OF Dakota
I west OF the Missouri river are turning out to
be an FL Dorado for stock raising. There are
hln F-Hn hot w~aN