Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-31
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LIVERPOOL, Aug. 80. nOOn.-Cotton suOng,
with an active demand; all quotations of
American advanced l-l6C; middung uplands.
S-l6d; mlddllng Orleans, sgd; sales 1900
bales, for speculation and export 1000 bales;
receipts 100 bales-aI American.
Futures: Upiands- low mlddiiDg clause,
Sentember and October delivery, lO-6fG
ll-64d6 l0-64d; October and November.
4-6Al56 5-64d; November and December, ca
5 63-64d; December and January, . 6S-64d;
January and February, Cd; September. 1854
l16 l4-64l16 I3-64d. Market quiet at the adj
Inc tenders Of deliveries at to-day's clear
ings amounted 20 800 bales new docket.
, p. m.-Ssles to-day included 9,4OO bales
3 OF American.
! Futures: Uplands low middling. clause,
August delivery. g l3-64d. value; August and
I September. 6 I3-64d. sellers; September and
I October. 6 10 Gid. buyers: October and No
vcmber, 6 3-641, buyers; November and De-
cember. 5 62-64d. buyers; December and
January. 62-6id, buyers; January and Feb
ruary, 63-6id, buyers; February and March,
8 62-64d, sellers; September. l2-64d, buyers.
Market closed quiet but steady.
NEW YORK, Aug 30, 90on.-Cotton steady :;
HiGdhng upianda 1915; midHinE Orleans
II 3-l65; sales 2,4S0 bales.
Futures: Market steadier, with sales as
follows: August delivery. 10 SIC: Scptem her,
&c: October. 10 49c: November, 10 SIC; De-
cember. 10 &C; January, TO 79e.
SEQ p. m.-COttOn closed steady; middling
uDlands. 10 ll-l6c; mltdiing Orleans, II 3-l6C {:
sales 2-4S0 bales; net receipts none, gross 50
bales.
Futures-Market closed easy, with sales
or $1,000 bales, as follows; September deliV-
cry, 10 s. gi0 SIC; October, 10 5S,GIO So: No
vembcr, 10 45gl0 46c; December, 10 47G1l0 4Sc (;
January. 10 s. Gl0 SOC; February. 10 iOgl0 nc;
/ March. 10 S2ld1O Sic: April. 10 94GIO csc: MAY,
II O5dll O7c; June, IL l6dI1 lSc.
The Posts cotton report says: "Future de-
lIveries, after having gained 4-lOQG7-100c.
were freely offered, and the pressure to sell
in order to realize profits increased so much
I that the market closed easy, and 3-lO0G5-lO0c
lower than yesterday The total sales were
GALVESTON. Aug. 3O.-Cotton firm; mid
/ ding l03sc; net receipts COS bales, gross 6O3;
I sales 32S bales; stock > SO bales.
/ NORFOLK, Aug. 30.-COttOn steady; mid
l ding 1880; net receipts III bales, gross ll2;
sales Il bales; stock $50 bales; exports, coast
wise 20 bales.
| WnNISGTON, Aug. sO.-Cotton firm: mid
ding l054c; net receipts bales, gross Z; sales
none; stock 11O bales.
/ NEW ORLEANS Aug. 5O.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 10 1l-l6s; net receipts % bales, gross SO;
/ Gales 1000 bales; stock 1926 bales.
MOBILE, Aug. 30.-COttOn nominal; mid
I ding l01zc; net receipts 4 bales, gross p;
/ sales none; stock 1911 bales; exports coast
/ wise 202 bales.
/ MEMPHIs, Aug. sO.-Cotton nominal; mid
/ ding I05<c; receipts so bales; shipments 23l
I bales; sales IS; stock 5,5i6 bales.
! AUGUSTA, Aug. 30.-COttOn quiet; middling
j 93<c; receipts q bales; sales 9S bales.
] CHARLESTON, Aug. S0.-COtJun nominal;
middlIng lO5sc; net receipts l3 bales, gross l3l
sales $50 bales; stock $50 bales; exports, coast
I wise 23S bales.
/ EEw YORK, Aug. 3O-Consolidated net re-
] GENTS for all cotton ports tO-day 1886 bales,
/ The total visible supply of cotton for the
I world is l,549.50S bales, Of which SiS,7OS bales
I are American, against l,732,105 and l,O36,5O5
/ respectively, last year. The receipts of cotton
I at all interior towns for the week were 3,Sjt
Z bales; receipts from plantations 4,G57 bales
] Crop in sight not given.
] Provisions. GROCERIES. ETC.
! LIVERPOOL, Aug. 90, nOon.-Breadstufs
quiet and unchanged.
SEW ORR, Aug. 80. nOOn.-FlOur dull
/ Wheat 1sG3sc better. Corn 1sGl &c better. Pork
/ dull; mess, SIS zjglS 80. Lard steady at size
! FreIghts duh.
! $500 p. m.-FlOur. Southern quiet; good t.
/ extra choice, 81 4596 90. WheaT-spOt 1sa15C
/ higher, closing easy; ungraded red, 75,09lci
I ungraded white, 90,G93c; No. red, September
! denvery oS5zlgyV5sc' Gorn-caSh anu August
/ 1920 higher; late deliveries Aglzc better
I closed steady; ungraded 62G641 20; No. ?, 44G
/ acc; No. 2, September delivery 6l%(G6l5Sc
/ Oats-spOt 14Q1zc lower on mixed; white
I steady: No , SS,g3S1zc. Hops dull and I'M
I CHANGED. Coffee, fair Rio. on spot, duh and
1 nominal at l0lzc; No. Rio. on spot, soc
/ Sugar quiet but steady; mOlasses sugar, 45sg
/ 45sc; Brazil, 41sJ414c; Manila, 45sc; fair &c
I good refining. 45sG95c; refined closed
I steady-eNtra 55s(G513c. white extra Z 52s1
! $50, yellow 43slGi1sc, of A 53sc, mould A csc
/ standard 4 3-l6c. cOnfectiOners' 4 7-l6c. cut
/ loaf and crushed 7lG71sc, powdered 65s,G7c
I granulated $500 l1-l6c, cubes 65sc. AiOlasses
{ unchanged. Cotton seed Oll-3jtG56c Tor crude;
/ 3aG42lsC for refined. Hides firm; New Or
/ leans and Texas selected, lOGllC. Wool firm
! moderately active; domestic fleece, 30G4Sc;
I Texas. lAG22C. Pork dull and weak; new
/ mess, on spot, SIS p. Cut meats duh and
/ weak. Middles nominal; long clear, l0l5c,
/ Lard firm but quiet; Western steam, on spot
/ re. September delivery 4i(G7 45c. Ereights
I to Liverpool dull; cotton, per steam, I'd;
/ wheat, per steam. 3131zd.
! CHICAGO. Aug. S0.-F1our quiet and I'M
/ changed. Wheat opened easier; closed "a
/ sc under yesterday; regular, August delivery
/ 7S5sG795zc, September delivery 193s(GS0c; No
/ > Chicago spring, 7S54'G79Jz. Corn in good de-
mand, advanced &c, closed 1ElG$se under yes
/ terday; cash lots 52c; September delivery 5l9E
/ d52l &C. Oats steady early, closed a shade
easier for long option; cash lots, 251sc. Pork
unsettled; near deliveries weak and decidedly
/ lower; deferred deliveries nOmInally I'M
[ changed; August delivery $21g23; September
/ Sl7GiS: Am wear SI2 4O,dl2 50. Lard in fair
/ demand but easier; cash, Z 3Il2G1 4Oc; Septem-
/ Der delivery, $500 4212c. Bulk meats closed
IN lar 4eLualu, t9c, sn9It ~
/ 10 zoe, clear RIB 10 SOC. whisky steady and
unchanged at 81 10. Sugar unchanged
standard 4 6l4G53sc, graduated 67s(G7c.
BALTIEOEE, Aug. 30, noon;-siour quiet
but steady. except for city mills, which is 25c
per barrel OF. Wheat-SOUthern quiet but
steady; Western about steady and quiet;
/ southern, red e9G9lc, amber y3G96c; No.
Maryland, 94G9tzc; No. western winter
red. on spot, sS,GS95zc. COrn-SOutherns steady
and firm: Western nominal; Southern, white
6S(G7Oc, yellow 63G54c.
= =
81 60ld3 80; fancy. 81 80. Wheat in fair de-
mand; No. red. S0(GSlc. Corn dull and lower;
No. , mixed, SIC. Oats firm; No. mixed,
PC. PrOvisiOns-Pork dun at SIS 50Gl9 90.
Lard duh and lower at 55c. Bulk meats
dull. Bacon quiet but firm: shoulders 73zc,
short rib ll1zc, clear ll54c- WHISKY steady
at s. o.. sugar unchanged; New Orleans so
&c. Hogs quiet; common and light 81 25,g
6 Is. packing and butchers, s. 7OG6 60.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 30-Grarn closed easy:
Wheat, No. 2 red. 75CGSOc. Corn, No. white
&C: ditto mixed, SIC. Oats, No. mixed,
zSIS6l29c. Provisions quiet but firm: Mess
pork, SIS 20. Bulk meats-shOulders &c, clear
rib I055c; Gear sides lie. BacOn-shOulders
sc, clear rib 1l5<c, clear sides ll5zc. Hams,
sugar cured l452c. Lard, steam leaf $50.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. S0.-COhee steady;
Rio cargOes, 71zgllc. sugar dull; fair to fully
fair, q 1G4JSc; yellow clarified, 1855. No
lasses dull; common 20c; refining 20GAOc.
NAVAL STORES.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 3O.-Rosin, common Is
1zd.
pentine steady; September to December de-
livery, 24s 81; January to April, 25s 3D..
NEW NORK, Aug. 80, ncOn.-SplrIts turpen-
tine dull at SIG3l14c. Rosin duh at 81 22199
l275s.
500 p. m.-spirits turpentine steady at $40
CHARLESTON, Aug. sO.-spirits turpentine