Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-05

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COTTON.
NEW YORK. Aug. 4, noon.-Cotton dull;
middlInE uplands lie; middling Orleans 111<c;
sales So bales.
Futures: Market duh, with sales as fol-
lows: August delivery, 10 93c; September,
10 sec; October, 10 55c: November. 10 40c;
December, 10 40c: January. 10 ACC.
500 p. m.-Cotton closed quiet; middling
uplands, lie; mlddling Orleans, ll1<c: sales
sl4 bales; net receipts none, gross "A bales.
futuree-Market barely steady, with sales
Of 5000 bales, as follows: August delivery.
10 9iGl0 CSC; September, lOs5tQlO SIC; October,
10 52Gl0 53c. November. 10 39,dl0 4Oc: Deem
Der. 10 40Gl0 Ale; January, 10 1910 SOC: Feb
ruary, 10 6lGl0 &c; March. 10 1000 75e;
April, 10 S5(gl0 SIC; May, 10 97Gl0 sec.
The Posts cotton report saws: ssIn the ali
sence OF news from Liverpool, and uninfiu-
enced by outside orders, dealings in future de-
hYerles were left entirely in the hands of the
room operators. After selling August down
z-lO1cs september 4-lOOc, and the later months
O-iU0c, prices were again raised almost as
much as they had lost. At the third call De-
cemDer brought 10 4oc and January 10 40c,
WALAtN AAot " nElAl dk ~ SOC SEPTEMBER at
10 SIC, October at 10 SIC November at 10 4ac
February at 10 62c, March at 10 73c, April at
~ c, and May at 10 99c. Futures, after the
crop report Of the National Cotton EXCHANGE
had been read out, closed barely steady. with
August and September unchanged since last
Saturday, and the later months , IO0c lower
GALVESTON. Aug. 4.-COtIOn nominal: md
ding 1926; net receipts 10 bales, gross 49,:
sales none; stock ,434 bales: exports. coast
wise % bales
NORFOLK, Aug. 4.-CottOn nominal; mid
ding l03zcs net receipts ? bales, gross g;
sales q bales; stock 1925 bales.
WILMINGTON. Aug. 4.-CottOn firm: mid
ding 10 l5-l6c; net receipts none; sales none;
stock 666 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 4.-Cotton quiet but
steady; midtllng 10 ll-l6c; net receipts 24l
bales, gross 296; GALES Ito bales; stock "a, $50
MOBILE, Aug. 4-Cotton nominal; middling
lV3zc; net receipts 30 bales, gross go; sales
none; stock 3,5 bales.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 4.-COtton quiet; middling
1899; receipts 90 bales; shipments 80 bales;
sales $50 bales; stock S.6S3 bales.
AUGUSTA, Aug. 4.-COttOn dull and nOm1-
nal; mlddllng lO5zci receipts bales; sales ?
bales.
CHARLESTON. Aug. 4.-Cotton nominal; mid
dllng IIci receipts none; no sales; stock 6i9
bales; exports cOastwise IS bales.
NEW YORK. Aug. 4.-COnsOlldated net re-
celpts for all cotton ports to- day 33S bales
exports, to Great Britain ,lS3 bales, to the
continent 200.
FEOhAbAUNs. HhOLEhlEss EFEs
NEW YORK, Aug. 4. noon.-Flour duh.
Wheat 1850 lower. Corn declined l<d5zc,
but partly recovered. Pork dull; mess, sic 5CGg
10 %. Lard easy at 62l &c. Freights firm.
800 p. m.-FlOUr. Southern steady; com
10 fair extra, 50 50fI4 50; good to choice ditto,
- 55g6 .. Wheat-spOt opened &c lower,
closing firm; ungTaded red, Sicd$l 90; No. 3
red, August delivery 94fG9jc. COrn-spOt lots
laGlc higher; ungraded 511z,G64l &C; No. ?, 621<
.G6z34c FOR August delivery. Oats-NO. ?, 35Izc.
Hops dull; prices nominal. Coffee, fair Rio. On
spot. steady at 93zC; No. Rio, on spot 2Oc,
August delivery I 9BG7 CSC. sugar steady and
more active; English Island sc: fair to good
refining, 41s'G5c; refined quiet and weak-C
5g51ac, extra G 5LG53&c. white extra c SIC,
yellow Z 43sG47sc. OF A 53<l151zc, mould A
csc. standard \ CSC, confectionery a / l6c
cut loal ana crushed t1s.Gt54c, powdered 81
lGtc, graduated 4-iGG63Sc, cubes 67SiG7c.
MOlasses unchanged. Cotton seed OIl-32G33c
for crude; S9G4g13c for refined. Hides quiet:
held nrmly; New Orleans selected 9lz(d91sc:
Texas selected, lOgsllc. Wool closed steady
domestic fleece 37tG45c; Texas l4124c. PORK
firmly held; new mess, SIG 50(Osl6 IS. Middles
nominal: long clear sc. Lard opened Gas
points lower. rallied 7g9 points, closing firm
western steam, on spot, 6l130G7 6jc. Freights
TO Liverpool steady; cotton, per steam, I3-64d ;
wheat. per steam. SD.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 4.-COfee dull; Rio
eaTgOes, 154Gllc. sugar steady; fair to fully
fair, 41zsG41sc; yellow clarified, 55Sc. Molasses
dull; common zoe; refining 20d4Oc. Cotton
seed oil dull: prime crude 2Sd3Oc.
CHICAGO. Aug. 4.-klOur UNCHANGED. Wheat
steady; opened lower: closed about I<c ever
Saturdays figures; regular, August delivery
ol3s.9S21sc; No. Chicago spring Sl96gGS23Sc.
Corn in good demand; opened firm, closed y
oil Sc over Saturday; cash 54G55c; August de-
livery 53Ac. Oats firm; cash lots 30c; An
gust delivery, 27tG2714c. Pork dull: cash lots
Sl6 O0gl6 90; August delivery $24. Lard unset
tied and shade easier: cash lots soar S21Sc:
August delivery : 50.91 3I1zc. Bulk meats in
falr demand: shoulders lOc, short rib soc,
clear DC. Whisky steady and unchanged.
sugar steady; standard a, &c; graduated,
7g5lzc.
5p. m.-Trading to-day was accompanied
by only fair degree Of activity. but values
were generally firm. Wheat was quiet but
steady. The outside orders were few and
fluctuations too limited TO stimulate local
trade. Wheat opened steady, declined, then
became stronger, and closed on the regular
board &c higher than Saturday. On the
afternoon board prices were again firm; Au-
gust closing At sac, September at S31zc, and
october at Si5sc. Moderate business was
transacted in corn. ltopened firm. but prices
receded 14,G5zc. Later, under good specu-
latIng demand, the market became stronger
prices advancing l4g1ac, and closing l1sc
and &c higher for October than Saturday
On the afternoon board the market again be-
came strong, closing at 55c for August, 5415c
for september, and 535zc for October. Oats
were quiet but steady, August closing at 27(G
211sc, and September at 26c. Pork was nOmi-
nal. Lard was shade easier, closing at 40
for August, 40 for September, and 5713 for
October.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 4, nOon.-Flour quiet but
steady; Howard street and Western SUI
peTiine, - 50g3 90; extra, s. 2014 90: family,
= z5yg5 p; city mills supertne, g 1898 IS;
extra, 81 S0.G4 90; Rio brands. s. 1905 %.
Wheat-Scuthern about steady; Western
lower; Southern, red 90d92c, DO. amber 800
s5c; No. Maryland. 9iG9l55e; No. . Western
winter rel, on spot, 9l1z(G9l3zc, fresh. Corn
Southern nOminally steady; Western nominal /;
Southern, white 70G7lc, yellow 6S,G69c.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 4.-Elour unchanged.
Wheat unsettled; opened shade OF; closed
about as on Saturday; No. red, S4l1S5c for
cash; S33SlrSic for August delivery. Corn
very slow; closed about as on Saturday: 471Sc
for cash; A. e for August delivery. Oats firm
No. mixed. 2SlI30c for cash: 243<c bid for Au-
gust delivery. Whisky unchanged at 81 OS
Provisions steady: Pork, jObbing SIG 80. Bulk
meats hrmerS long clear 40,GS soc, short rib
50,GS 6Oc. clear 75lGS soc. Bacon IN active
demand; long clear UO,G9 25c, short rib 35(0
nominal.
CINCINEATI. Aug. 4.-Flour dun and droop-
ing; family, s. zoos 40. Wheat easier; No. 2
red, SeGs5c. Corn steady; No. mixed, sac.
Oats strong at Soc. PrOvisiOns-POrk firm
mess $40 ljGE 90. Lard easier at 1907 15c.
Bulk meats quiet but firm; shoulders 57sc.
short rib SIC. Bacon steady; shoulders 63<e:
short rib Csc: short clear l0c. Whisky firm at
81 C6. Sugar steady; hard refined, 714175zc :
New Orleans, 5G6c. Hogs firm; common and
light, 81 5Og5 IS; packing and butchers, s. 409
90.
LOUISVILLE, Avg. 4-Gran very dull:
Wheat, No. ? red, S0.GS5o. Corn, No. white
63c; mixed $50. Oats, No. mixed, SIC. Pro-
visions firm: Mess pork, Sl7. Bulk meats
shoulders zoe, clear rib sc, clear sides 9 soc.
Observation-Disclosures 61ze, clear rib &c, clear lOc.
Hams, sugar cured, 1879. Lard, steam leaf,
9}zc.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YORK. Aug. 4. nOon.-Spirits turpen-
tine steady at 32,G3215c. ROsin steady at 81 221$
GI 2TIs.
500 y. m.-Spirits turpentine steady at sea
S215. Resin duh at 81 231569I 271S.
CHARLESTON. Aug. 4.-Spirits turpentine
brisk; 29l5c bid. ROsin quiet; strained and