Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-08

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SEQ p. m.-COtton dull; middling uplands.
II ice; middling Orleans, II 5-l6c; sales 524
bales: net receipts none. gross none.
Eutures-Ma Tket closed steady at a decline,
with sales Of 1000 bales, as follows: July
delivery, 10 sSlGl0 SIC: August, 10 9991l 0Oc;
September 10 SOLO SEC; October. 10 Sic; No
yember and December. 10 36fgle &c; January,
10 5000 46c; February. 10 57tGl0 sc; March,
10 bsGl0 69c; April, 10 1000 soc.
The Posts cotton report saws: Future de-
hYerles, IN consequence Of unfaYOrable Liver
pool accounts, were freely offered to-day and
declined-August I0-l0Oc and all the other
months l5-lOotGl4-l00c. At the third call Au-
gust sold at lie, September 10 S61GIO SIC. DC
tober 10 sic. January 10 44c. February 10 5Sc;
July was offered at 10 SEC, November and De-
cember 10 3Se, March 10 zoe, April 10 81. Flu
lures closed steady. with July l7-l0Oc, August
Zt-lOOc. september l5-lO0c, and the balance
A-l0Oc lower than last Thursday"
GALVESTON. July 7.--COtJon dull; middlinZ
llci net receipts bales, gross s; sales none;
stock ,2S3 bales.
NORFOLK, July 7.-CottOn nominal: mid
ding lie; net receipts 35 bales, gross 35; sales
3 bales stock LIS bales; exports coastwise
bale.
WILMIEGTOg, July 7.-Cotton dull and
nominal; midiling ll1sc; net receipts none,
gross none; sales none; stock go bales; ex-
ports cOastwise lib bales.
NEW ORLEANS. July 7.-COttOn dull: mid
ding lie; net receipts 1917 bales, gross 1917:
sales 25e bales; stock Ga, IA bales: exports to
Great Britain 4,767 bales, to the continent
MOBILE, July 7.-Cotton dull: middling lie;
net receipts 9, gross y; sales 70 bales; stock
4,59S bales; exports coastwise AZ bales.
MEMPHIS, July 7.-Cotton quiet; middlng
lie; receipts 81 bales; shipments 274 bales:
sales 100 bales; stock II 1900 bales.
AUGUSTA, July7.-CctJCn entirely nominal;
middling lie; receipts bales; sales none.
CHARLESTON, July 7.-COtUon nominal; mid
ding lie; net receipts bales. gross ,: sales
none; stock l,43l bales; exports cOastwise
bales.
eeipts for all cotton ports To- day 255 bales;
exports, to Great Britain Is, 1876 bales, to the
continent ! CAT bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, July I, noon.-BreadstufTs firm;
prices stifening little. Corn, new mixed IS
Sd. Long clear mIddles, 4Os.
LONDON. July THE Mark Lane EeDress
IN its weekly review of the grain trade saws:
''The hot weather has increased in severity
during the week, but the drought is now APP
parently broken, rain storms being reported
from all parts Of the country. The crOD is
thick but weak, owing to the want of rain
IL Is considered to be OF good average quality.
The sales Of English wheat during the week
were 2S,294 quarters, at 37s Id. The foreign
trade was restricted, the demand being for
consumption only, ut barely the previous
rates. In Om-cOast cargOes there has been
little inquiry, and prices are slightly lower.
Continental buyers who supported the mar
ket during the past fortnight now hesitate to
buy. Eighteen cargOes arrived were sold
were Withdrawn and u remained. Thirty
cargOes are now due. Flour is dull and I'M
changed. Maize is SG6d dearer. Barley is
firm
NEW YORK, July Z. noon.-Wheat dull: 81
9i1Ie lower. Corn 5000 lower. Pork dull;
mess, SIG %. Lard firm at 75c. Freights
firm.
and unchanged. Wheat, spot lGls<c lower;
ungraded red. 73(g7312c; ungraded white, 73c:
No. red, July delivery 945S(6953S. COrn-spot
1z(Glc lower, closing steady; ungraded 4StSGD
q cd wi "a TuIr fFal;-
5s54959l4c. Oats 14GG15c lower, closing firm;
No. ?, 35J 493515c. Hops unchanged. Coffee
lair Rio. on spot dull and weak at g3<(GIOc:
No. Rio, on spot Csc. August delivery SOC.
Sugar steady; English Island 9-16(t4 l3- Ice;
mOlasses sugar, 45sc; centrifugal SIC fair to
good refining 47slg5c; refined closed steady
q -. g512e, extra Z 52s95s4c, white extra c
55stG6c, yellow 43zl9514c, mould A 67Sc, of A
g SC, standard A 65zc, confectionery A 60 l6c,
cut loaf and crushed 7ssl171Sc, powdered ~
g75sc, graduated ll-l6(G634c, cubes re.
MOlasses steady. Cotton seed Oll-321Sc for
crude; 40gi3c for refined. Hides barely
steady; New Orleans 9l<(G91Sc; Texas selected
l0,gllc. Wool duh and easy; domestic fleece
33G45. Pork firmly held; old mess, on spot,
clear, SIC. Lard opened 3G5 points higher:
closed weak: Western steam, on spot 75c:
August delivery 73GT SIC. Freights to Liver
pool firm; cotton, per steam, Sled; wheat, per
steam. al.
LOUISVILLE, July 7.-Grain quiet and dull.
Wheat, No. ? red, new nominal. Corn, No
q.
visions firm: Mess pork, $l7. Bulk meats
shoulders &c. clear RIB S5sc, clear sides Sc. Ba-
eOn-shOulders 65Sc, clear rib 9zc. Hams,
sugar cured 13,dl3l5c. Lard. steam leaf Soc
demand; family, 81 1894 50. Wheat firm:
No. red, soc. Corn heavy; No. mixed, SAC.
Oats firmer; No. mixed, SIC. Provisions
Pork firmer; mess, SIG. Lard firmer, l5c.
RacOn stronger; shoulders SIC, short rib 9l5c,
short clear CSC. Whisky higher at 81 0S
Sugar active and firm; hard refined 7GSc,
New Orleans 5G6c. Hogs active and irmer;
common and light 81 00G5 IS; packing and.
butchers, IS O0G5 65.
BALTIMORE, July !, nOOn.-Flour quiet and
easy; Howard street and Western su-
perdne, ~ 1903 %; extra, SO 50ld4 IS: family,
81 35(I5 50; city mills superfne, 81 1903 IS:
extrs, 50 SOFA IS; Rio brands, IS S765 g.
Southern active but easier: Western lower
and dull; southern, red 9Sc(GSl OF, amber 81 OF
al O5; No. Maryland. 81 05; No. 9 Western
winter rel. on spot 95lSG953<c. Corn-South-
ern steady. with good demand; Western
steady but dull; Southern, white 69G7lc, yell
ST. LOUIS. July Flour unchanged.
Wheat lower; No. red, SIC for new; SS1SC0
SSssc for July delivery; No. red, SSc. Corn
lower; 49, &C for cash; 465s(G463zc for July de-
livery. Oats dull and lower; No. 9 mixed,
275sc for cash; 25sze for July delivery.
Whisky steady. Provisions firm and higher:
Pork, jObbing at SIG so for mess. Bulk meats
long clear $ l0,GS l5e, short rib 25c, short
clear soc. BacOn-long clear 91sc, short rib
&c. short clear 9S4G93sc. Lard. 4Oc asked.
e. active
firm; Rio cargOes, 714Gllc. Sugar steady;
fully fair. &c; yellow clarified, 5lz(153Ee.
Molasses dull and nominal; refining. 20d35c.
Cotton seed oil dull; pine crude, 29gS0c; sum-
CHICAGO. July Flour dun and easier.
Wheat opened weak and quickly declined p
ale; regular, July delivery SD @S25zc. Corn
weak; opened 1sG5<c lower; closed under
livery. 50Js(G52l4 &c. Oats easier: cash lots,
2S7sG29c; July delivery, 2SszG291sc. Pork
stronger; prices advanced SlG2 for near de-
livery; cash lots, $lI OO(giS 90; July delivery,
So. Lard SOLO points early, subsequently,
receded: cash lots, 1907 soc; July delivery,
45c. Whisky quiet. Sugar steady and un-
changed; standard A &C. graduated 76171sc.
5 p. m.-Nery few features, except weak
ness aud desire to dispose of about every
thing on the list, entered into to-day's
trading. The whole list was heavy, made so
by quite free receipts and an entire lack OF
support accorded the market by either for
eign advices or New York quotations. Many
Of the brokers took trips as far into the cOun-
try as the three DAYS adjournment would per-
NIT, and saw nothing but magnificent out
look for the growing crops, with everything
in great abundance. Naturally they came
back feeling bearish, and Immediately began
to sell stid. The offerings in wheat was
nominally &c lower for July, but the other Op-
ti0ns help up with greater nrmness. A few
outside buying orders caused an advance of
about &c, but in the main the tone was very
heavy, and free selling broke prices down l5Sc
for August and l3Ec for September The
sellers we're led by Walter, Hough & Co..
who put out large quantities from the lowest
points. There was later recovery of about
&c, the close of the morning session being
steady at a decline Of Il Sc for August aud sc
for September. Cash wheat was normally
at size.
Corn opened generally steadier and
stronger than the other grain, but. on the
other hand, was later the subject of a more
pronounced bear raid. HOugh broke it or
about &c by heavy selling. The entire range
at the morning session was l1Sc for August,
with recovery Of &c towards the close,
when the market became a shade steadier,
although not much better than weak. Cash
corn sold at Sic.
Oats were again heavy and depressed, with
q crowd of sellers. May options were nOmi-
nally at 2slSc, but May oats were not wanted
at any price. Earlier deliveries absorbed
most of the attention.
Provisions were more actively traded in,
but were less firmly held and recorded a de-
cline, except in options. which held their own.
At the afternoon session wheat was weak
and lower, closing at 81 &C for July and S33sc
for August. Corn was easier, closing at 5l1ze
for July and sac for August. Oats were
about steady closing at 291sc for July and
263Sc for August. Pork was inactive and
easy. closing at so for July and S2l q for
August. Lard was easier, closing at 40 for
July and 50 for August. a
NAVAL sFoREsg
LIVERPOOL, July 7, nOon.-spirits turpen-
LONDON. July :. $500 p. m.-SpIrfts tur-
pentine steady; spot 24s, July and August
delivery 2is, August to December as Sd Stock
n;tlI, barrels. afOat T,T65 barrels, deliveries
], is5 barrels.
tine steady at SOC. ROsin steady at 81 22129
500 p. m.-Rosin dun at 81 23.1lal a7lx.
Spirits turpentine stronger.