Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-29

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| Va consolidated. 90 Richm'd & W. PIT.
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| Chic.& N'rthW'n 97s< Rock Island. .... 49,
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g. Tennessee Rd ~ Union facisc.... IL IL
| Lake Shore. ...... 81 Wabash Pacific.
Memphis & Char. 20 Western Union. 20
/ Mobile & Ohio.
/ bid.
LIVERPOOL. July 8, 1890 p. m.-Cotton
| steady, with q fair demand; middling up-
/ Iands. ed; miGdling Orleans, 6 7-I6d: sales
/ 10. 900 bales, for speculation and export 1000
| bales; receipts 1000 bales-American 400
Futures: Uplands- low mIddilng clause
I July and August delivery, 1T-64d: August
and September, @ l7-64d; September and Octo-
Der, l7-64d: October and November. 6-g4d.
November and December, 2-6Id. Market
The tenders at tO-day's clearances amounted
70 600 bales new docket.
p. m.-sales to-day included :, 200 bales
Of American.
Futures: Uplands. low middIfng cIansa
July delivery. 6 l7-64d, sellers; July and Au-
gust. Q la-64d, sellers; August and September.
. ll-6id, sellers; September and October,
| 8 E-64d, sellers; October and November
9 b-64d, buyers; November and December
9 Z-6id, sellers; December and January
l-64d, value; September, 6 20-64d, sellers
Market quiet but steady.
400 p. m.-Eutures: UDlands. low mid
ding clause, July delivery. 17-64d, sellers;
July and August, lT-64d, sellers; Au gust aud
| september, I-64d, sellers; September and
October, l7-64d, sellers: October and NO
vember, sid, sellers: November and De-
cember, 2-64d. sellers; December and Janu-
/ airy, l-b4d, sellers; September. 20-64d, SELL
| ers. Market closed quiet but steady.
NEW YORK. July q, nOOn.-COTJon quiet:
| ne: sales a. bales.
Futures: Marker dull, with sales as follows:
July delivery, II Csc: August, IL Ole: Sep
tember; lie; october. 10 tic; November. 10 56c;
December, 10 soc.
500 D. m.-COttOn quiet but firm; middling
uplands, lie; mIddlIng Orleans, 1lI{e; sales
bz9 bales: net receipts none, gross So bales.
Futures-M arket closed barely steady, with
sales Of $4,000 bales, as follows: July and Au-
gust delivery, II o3Gll 05c; September. 10 97iG
10 CSC; October, 10 67Gl0 Csc; November, 10 $40
/ 10 soc; December. 10 55IdIO SIC; January, 10 a
! gl0 Csc; February, 10 I7Gl0 7Sc; March. 10 50
/ II &c.
The Posts cotton report says: culture
| deliveries are in extremely limited demand,
! but as there are no pressing sales, prices kept
up better than might be expected At the
third call July brought 10 O7c, and February
~ soc. August sold at 10 O7c, Sentember lie,
October 10 zoe, November 10 SIC, December
10 51c, January 10 81, March 10 Gle, and April
i O4c. Futures closed quiet and easy and
5-lOO,G3-lO0c lower than on Saturday.
GALVESTON. July 2S.--COtton nominal: mid
ding lOszc; net receipts none. gross none;
sales none; stock 1854 bales; exports coast
wise bales.
NORFOLK, July 2S.-CottOn steady; mid
| ding l05zc; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock 1906 bales.
WILMINGTON. July 26.-COtton steady; mid
ding lO34e; net receipts bales, gross 2; sales
NEW ORLEANS. July 2S.-Cotton quiet;
mIddling l05zc; net receipts 161 bales, gross
| l6l: Gales 200 bales; stock 81, SO bales.
MOBILE, July S.-COttOn dull; middling
| l01sc; net receipts bales, gross Z: sales 100
bales; stock 1869 bales; exports coastwise
MEMPHIS, July 2S.-COtton dull: middlins
| sales $50 bales; stock S.702 bales.
AUGUSTA, July 2S.-Cotton dull and nomI-
| nal; middllne l0s<c; receipts bales; sales 1876
| bales.
CHARLEsToN,J July 2s.-Cotton nominal; mid
/ ding lie; ret receipts none, gross none; sales
/ bales; stock 1856 bales.
NEW YORK, July 2S.-ConsOldated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to- day SAL bales; ex-
ports, to Great Britain 1868 bales, to the con-
tinent lap bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
| LIVERPOOL, July IS, nOOn.-Breadstufs
| firm; prices stifening little. Bacon, long
| clear, as Cd.
LOSDoN, July 2S.-The Mark Lane Eapress,
/ in its weekly review of the grain trade, says:
| ''The weather during the last week, owing to
/ heavy thunder storms and cold nights, was
| detrimental TO the wheat crop generally.
/ nevertheless there are some spl ndid fields Of
wheat which show the finest form. Appear
! ances are still in favor of an average Yield.
| The sales Of English wheat for the past week
were p, 495 quarters, at 37s Id, against 2S,734
/ quarters, at 42s Id for the corresponding week
| last year. The foreign trade is stagnant and
prices are unchanged. In the of coast trade
there Is little doing. Eight cargOes were sold,
SIX were Withdrawn and nine remain. Sixteen
cargOes are due. The broken weather has
impaired steadiness to the trade. Flour is
| less depressed. Barley is quiet and steady
Maize, especially American, Is firmer. Oats
are dull and weaker"
NEW i ORE, July Is, nOOn.-Wheat opened
l4t955c higher. Corn 1sG14c better. Pork
dull; mess, Sl6 75CgI7 90. Lard firm at 4Oc.
trelghts steady.
500 p. m.-FlOur. Southern closed steady;
common to fair extra, So 5OG4 so; good to
choice, So 90. Wheat-spOt 13(G3zc higher; I'M
graded spring, $3.50: ungraded red. 7ScG15I Oh;
No. 2red, spot 973zfG9Sc, August delivery 97J<
d955sc. COrn-spOt l(Gl12c higher; ungTaded,
52lG66c; No. ?, spot 63G633zc, August delivery
63d6Sl% Oats lSfdIc higher. closing steady.
No. ,, 36lEc. Coffee fair Rio. spot easier, 97sc;
No. Rio, on spot zoe, August delivery 900
Z CSC. Sugar about steady but quiet: centri-
fugal. SIC; muscavadO SC; fair to good REIN
ing. 45s,g5c; refined quiet and unchanged-C
51sg53sc, extra { 53sG512c, white extra So
G554c, yellow q 434G5c, of A 57sa6c, standard
\ &c, cOnfectIOners' 4 615c, cut loaf and
crushed nc, powdered 7tG714c, granulated
IL &c. MOlasses dull and nominal. Cotton
seed OL-3oc for crude; 36G4lc for refined.
Hides steady; New Orleans selected, ga
9Jzc; Texas selected, lO@llc. Wool steady:
domestic fleece, dull. Pork dull and in buy
ers' favor; old mess, SIS 159l5 S715. AIiddles
firm; long clear, SIC. Lard advanced l2Gl3
points early. but fell back 4l16 points, closing
firm; Western steam, on spot 37JS017 Soc
August delivery 3jGI 45c. Freights TO Liv-
erpOol firm; cotton, per steam, s-l6d; wheat,
DPr steam. sd.
CHICAGO. July 2S.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
strong and 1zG5s higher than Saturday; reg
uiar, July delivery s5GS414c, August delivery
S35sGSi5sc; No. Chicago spring, S4gS43sc.
Corn IN active demand; opened steady ana
closed 1sfG3sc above Saturday; cash lots 555zc;
August delivery 547sCG555sc. Oats firm and
generally higher; cash lots, 3N(gS01Sc, August
delivery, 211aG2Sc. Pork dull; cash lots SIS 80
Gl6 so; July and August delivery, $24. Lard
in fair demand and stronger; cash lots $50
2oc, August delivery lOg7 zoe. Bulk meats
in fair demand; shoulders &c, short rib Sc
short clear 45c. Whisky steady and I'M
changed. Sugar steady and unchanged.
500 p. m.-Wheat was spoken of as in le-
Ultimate demand, which gave tO-day's mar
kets a good deal of strength. 1t applied more
particularly to leading grain. There is a
large short interest out in both lard and
ribs, and efforts are being made to cover these
markets up. Wheat opened firm at an ad-
vance of &c over Saturdays, the remarkably
buOyant stock market of that day having
more or less effect on the opening prices; later
the course OF values was almost constantly
upward, until an advance OF l9Sc had been re-
corded, when the demand fell of and &c of
the improvement was lost; New York tele-
grams indicated an active desire 20 purchase
on shipping account, which brought out a
large line of speculative purchasers here; the
closing was steady at Szglc above the opening
prices; cash wheat was quOtable at S4(IS4I<c,
but was entirely nominal, Corn moved up
and down as wheat did, being largely gov
erned by it, trading was on rather small
scale, but the market was firm; the talk is
that the August option is "cOrnered;" the adj
vance to-day was only &c. Oats felt more or
less sympathetic strength from the other
grains and ruled hrmer, with an advance of
&c, which was well sustained. Provisions
were inclined to be irregular, advancing
sharply under a suspicion OF "shOrt" cover
ing. and as quickly reacting when the demand
was Withdrawn; the general feeling, however,
was firm and steady. On the afternoon board
August, S51sc for September, and SIC for Oc-
tOber; corn was easier and lower, closing at
55L4c for August, $3.50 for September. 5415c
for October, aud 1880 for all the year; oats
were a shade easier, closing at 3014c for July,
273zc for August, &c for September, 261Sc for
All the year, and soc for May; pork was en-
tirelv nominal at S2l for Aug gust, SIS for Sep
shade firmer, l71zc for August, 325zc for
September, and 42J<c for October.
BALTIMORE, July ., nOOn.-tlOur lower and
quiet; Howard street and Western SUI
perfne, 81 5O.G3 90; extra, 50 25l14 90: family,
81 25G5 %; city mills superfne, g 1903 IS;
extra, So 35(d4 90; Rio brands, IS S7015 50.
Wh6at-SOuthern steady and fairly active;
Western steady, closing quietj Southern. red
94lG96c, amber si[GS9c; No. Maryland. 95s4c
bid; No. 2 Western winter red. on spot $3.50
945Sc. COrn-Southern nominal; Western
nominal; Southern, white 72,973c, yellow Goa