Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-13


$500; reserve increased, $50, 200. The banks
now hold S25, SCI. 500 in excess Oflegal require
ments.
COTTON.
LIvEEPOOL. July y, n0on.-Cotton firm:
demand light; mIad'iug uplands o 3-l6: mic
Uung Orleans, 5-l6d; sales 5000 bales, for
speculation ana export 500 bales; receipts
$500 balcs-Amcrlcan I,s0o bales.
Futures: UpiaH.ia. low miC6iing clause
July and August delivery, o l3-6466 I2-c4d:
August and September, l6-6l66 I5-64G
1851; September and October 6 l4-64SG
l3-6id; October aud November, s-6id:
November and December. 5 62-64d5 e3-6Hd
: 61-Bid; December ard January, > G2-6id:
September, $ lS-Gt.s5 I7-gfd. Market easy
p. m.-SE,es today included $500 bales
of American
Futures: Uplsnds. tow middlng clause.
July delivery. l2-64d, buyers; July and Au-
gust. l2-5id, buyers; August and September,
A-64d, buyers, september and October,
l3-6id, buyers; October and November,
6 2-6ld, buyers; November and December
: 62-Gid, value; December and January
; 6l-Gid, value; September, l6-64d, buyers.
SKw YORK. July u, nOOn.-Cotton easier:
mIGdiInG uplanus. lie; middlins Orleans.
NE; sales 535 bales.
Futures: Market opened barely steady, with
sales as follows; July delivery, 10 SOC: August,
10 95c; september, 10 SSc; October. 10 soc; No
vember, 10 42c.
5:OOp. m.-COtton easier; middling uplands,
lie; middling Orleans, NC; sales 535 bales;
net receiDts none, gross bales.
Futures-Market closed easier, with sales Of
1000 bales, as follows: July delivery. 10 SIC;
August, 10 96g10 97c; September. 10 SSc: Oc-
tOber, 10 SIC; November, TO 5000 44c; Decem-
Der. 10 43c; January, 10 5lGl0 53c; February,
10 5000 csc; March, 10 1910 77c; April, 10 81
The Posts cotton report saws: "The near
months Of future deliveries were pressed on
the market without intermissiOn, and as there
are no buyers except at a decline, lower
prices are the natural consequence. General
opinion points to a continuance of this state
Of things. Operators without hardly any ex-
ceptiOn are bearing the markets. They only
buy to secure moderate profits; then are
again going short. August lost l0-l00c and
the later months 7-100c, but recovered before
the closing 6-l00lL4-lG0c, and left of duh but
day." wv ~ - '''''" ''''i =
GALVESTON. July I2.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding lO1sc; net receipts 10 bales, gross 10;
sales none; stock l,7S6 bales.
NORFOLK, July l2.-COttOn quiet; mid
ding l05<c; net receipts 81 bales, gross 81;
sales - bales; stock l,SiO bales; exports, coast
wise l2S bales.
WmMINGTOs, July l2.-Cotton nominal;
middling lie; net receipts bale, gross l; sales
none; stock 7S1 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. July l2.-CottOn quiet; mid
ding 10 3-l6C; net receipts Q bales gross 3Il;
sales 2o0 bales; stock AZ, al bales.
MOBILE, July 12.-COttOn nominal; middling
l0tsc; net receipts bale, gross /; sales none;
MEMPHIS, July I2.-Cotton quiet; middling
lie; receipts p bales; shipments IS bales;
sales 70 Udless STOCK lV.oUA DaleSs
AUGUSTA, July 12.-COttOn duh and nomi-
nal; middling lOszc; receipts none; sales none.
CHARLESTON, = July 12.-COtton nominal; mid
ding lie; net receipts p bales, gross p; sales
10; stock 40 bales.
NEW YORK. July demonstrated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports day 359 bales.
The total visible supply of cotton for the
world Is 2Os6, LOG bales, of which 2S9, S06 bales
are American, against - 90, 407 and 1,4S6, COZ
respectively, last year. The receipts of cotton
at all interior towns for the week were !, 4S2
bales; receipts from plantations, l,9g6 bales.
Crop in sight. SEAS, 26i bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES,. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, July u, nOOn.-Breadstuffs
steady, with but little doing. Short clear
middles. Ais. Lard. prime Western, 3Ss Cd.
Corn. new mixed, IS 21Sd.
NEW YORK, July y, nOon.-Wheat firm
and 1<lG5sc higher. Corn opened 1&115c higher
but reacted and declined I<G3sc. Pork firm
mess, SIG so. Lard weak at Z Sc. Freights
dull.
500 p. m.-Flour, Southern closed firm.
Wheat-sp0t advanced 14C0lc; ungraded red,
lOg965zc; ungraded white, SIC; No. red, July
delivery 9I15c. COrn-spOt dull and without
important change; ungraded, 47(G6Ic; No. .,
on spot 601<c July delivery, 6014d603Sc. Oats
zG5zc lower and dull; No. ?, 36JSc. Hops
dull at 23(d30c. Coffee, fair Rio. on spot quiet
at &c; No. Rio, on spot SIC, August de-
livery 35c. Sugar unchanged; English ISL
and, 4ssc; GuadalOupe, 45sc; fair to good re-
lining, 5G51sc; refined rather weak-C $50
53zc, extra Z 53s,d6c, white extra Q 61SG614c,
yellow 5G51<c, mould a 6IS097c, of 4 CSC,
standard 4 CSC, confectionery A 63<c, granu-
lated l5-l6G1c. MOlasses unchanged. Cotton
seed Oil-3lc for crude; 36G4lc for refined.
Hides barely steady; New Orleans 914991Sc;
Texas, selected l0Gllc. Wool duh and uu-
changed. Pork dull but fairly steady; old
mess, on spot, SIS 80. Middles nominal; long
clear, SIC. Lard about SpOints lower. closing
about steady. Ereights to Liverpool firm;
cotton, per steam. 3-l6ds wheat, per steam, 4d.
CHICAGO, July l2.-klOur unchanged. Wheat
quiet; closed sc higher than yesterday; reg
ular, July delivery s0l5 GSl16c; No. Chicago
spring, SlGSl15c. Corn quiet and lower: cash
lots, 5o24lG5otsc; July delivery 501z95l16c.
oats quiet; cash lots, pc; July delivery, 291s
g2954c. Pork dull and unchanged; cash lots,
SIG O0Gl7 90 Lard quiet and 5Gl0 points low
er; cash lots, 1907 l5c. Bulk meats dull:
shoulders 90c, short rib S5c, short clears Csc.
Whisky, 81 10. Sugar-standard \, nc.
$500 p. m.-The leading operations in the
grain list opened with a fair show Of activity
this morning, but the promise of frmness was
short-liyedi there We're early reports of a big
failure in the dry goods trade IN New York,
and such free receipts Of grain at outside
points IN the early wheat districts, principally
IN st. Louis, as to argue very lively selling by
farmers; there were very few outside orders
on the floor, but the looks of the outside crowd
are "lOng,n and under these conditions there
was liberal selling, although no notlceably
large individual trades; foreign adyices were
heavy. and eXerted a weakening influence.
Cash wheat closed nOminally at S034c, with
but little doing IN this branch Of the trade;
the average range IN active options was with
In sc, the closing being steady and very little
changed from the opening figures. Corn
ruled easier, less active and generally weaker
than wheat, but responded early in the ses-
sion TO the influence quoted as affecting its
nelghbOring cereal, and in addition was more
heavily sold than wheat; cash corn ruled at
5lc: the days business left corn, on an aver
age, sc lower than the opening quotations.
Oats were steady and firmly held for near OPP
lions, but long deliveries were weak and low
er; the receipts are heavy, and show every
indication Of increasing; this viii be seen
from the statement that on the 9th there were
90 cars, en- the 10th 81, on the llth l20, and to-
day lS9 cars. Rye was quiet at Gle for spot
and size for July delivery. Provisions were
lightly traded in. the days transactions leaV-
ing the market generally worse than 1t was
tins morning, except, possibly for near deliv-
cries Of ribs, for which there was fair short
demand.
BALTIMORE, July I2.-Flour quiet: lower for
city mills; Howard street anu Western su-
pernne, - i5egS .; extra, So 35(S4 90: family,
81 2SG5 so; city mills superhne, 81 1903 IS;
extra, 50 S5CG4 90; Rio brands, IS SOS 81.
" heat-SOuthern easier and active; Western
higher, closing dull; Southern, red 95c(d$l 90,
amber g5cGSl q No. ] Maryland. 81 COG
001z' No Wesfrn winter red, on spot ESQ
so5sc. Corn-southern nominal; Western
higher but duff: Southern, white 70g7Sc, yell
low 65G6Sc.
CEcSEATI. July l2.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat active but lower; No red. s6GSTc.
Corn nrm; No. mixed, SIC. Oats strong; No.
2mixed, s414GS5c. Professionalism steady;
mess, SIC so. Lard dull. Bulk meats steady;
shoulders SIC, short rib soc. Bacon in far
demand; shoulders &c, short rib CSC. short
sugar firm and unchanged; New Orleans AZ
9ge Hogs firm; common and light, 81 ESQ
~ packing and butchers, IS 10.
ST. LOUIS. July l2.-FlOur unchanged.
" neat unsettled and lower; No. red, SS1zG
sc ior cash; -SS3sGS414c for July delivery.
NoFn lower and very slow: 46G4G3<c for cash.
49-49i5'sc for July delivery. Oats dull and