Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-21
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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 20. nOon.-COttOn dull and
| prices generally in buyers favor; middlIng
| tplHnda- G1sd; miduiiuE Orleans, 5-l6d; sales
| 1000 bales, Tor suec ulatlon and export 500
] bales; receipts 400 bales, all American.
! Futures: Jpsauds. tow mIddling clause.
/ August and September delivery, 2-fl0
| l-6id; Sentemher and October, 6 3-6iG6 AGA
/ at 3-6id; October and November. 6O-64(1
| 6l-64g5 60-6id; November and December.
/ jj-6id; December and January, ) 56-6Id:
| January and February, 56-GiCG5 57-64G
| 55-6id; February and March, 81 64G5 5S-64
| as 57-6lj; March and April, ) 62-64d; Septem-
| Der, 4-G4tG6 3-6id. Market fiat and irregular.
| The tenders Of deliveries at tO-day's clear
| lnSs amounted 10 800 bales new docket and
] 100 old docket.
: p. m.-Sales to-day included 1900 bales
/ Of American.
! The quotations of American cotton have de-
/ cllned l-l6d; middling uplands Lied; mid
/ ding Orleans ed.
Futures: Up!suds. low middling clause.
| August delivery. 2-64d, sellers; August and
| September 2-6id, sellers: September and
/ October, 3-6id. sellers; October and No
| vember, 60-64d, buyers; November and De-
| cember. , 56-64d, sellers; December and Jan
uary. 56-6id, sellers; January and Feb
| ruary, 56-6id, sellers; September, 8 3-64d,
/ sellers. Market dull.
400 p. MIXTURES: UBlands. low mid
| ding clause, August delivery Is Ibid SELL
! ers; August and September. & l-64d. sellers:
| september and October, I-64d, buyers; Oc-
| tOber and November, ) 59-64t, sellers; No
| vember and December. 55-64d. value; De-
| cember and January, 55-64d, sellers; Janu-
/ airy and February, j6-64d, value: Septem-
| Der, l-64d, buyers. Market closed easy.
! SET NOKE, Aug 90 nOOn.-LoJJOn quiet;
mlddi!ng Uplands 40 1916; middling Orleans
/ IL !-l6c: sales SIG bales.
| Futures: Market steady, with sales as
/ follows; August delivery, 10 &c; September,
/ 10 Toe; October, 10 SOC; November. 10 lsc; De-
cember. 10 l9C: January. 10 30c.
| 500 p. motion closed easy; middling
/ uplands, lose; mIddhng Orleans, lie; sales
1874 bales; net receiDts none. gross G55 bales.
| FutuFes-Narket closed steady, Win sales OF
l22,e00 bales, as follows: August delivery. 10 G3
| GlO &c; September, 10 Sc Gl0 Soc: October.
/ 10 S0al0 32c; November, 10 l9c; December,
| 10 2tGlO pic; January. 10 SOC; February, 10 Al
| Gl0 ABE; March. 10 58Gl0 55c; April, 10 esq
/ 10 &c; May, 10 5000 nc.
Inc POSTS COTTON report SAYS: "With Liv-
| erpOOl l-l6d OF for spot cotton and arrivals
3-64 a. CAD lower, closing nat at the decline,
/ ana with many sellers and few buyers here
/ m short, with cotton Just now without any
/ friends whatever, and a reaction in prices OF
/ Is 10 20 points for August. September and Oc-
IobeT. ana OF 6-lUU.I1-lOOC for the later
/ months-lt Will appear but natural that all
other circumstance are at present left out of
| consideration. With few exceptions, all seem
/ 20 be anxious TO get rid of cotton before the
arrival OF the new crop. and some are COntin-
/ ulnE To 90 short. Before and at the third call
/ there was an advance of a few points, and
! August brought 10 63c, October 10 ISc, Deem
/ I'D 62c. Bids were refused as follows: Septem
| Der 10 55C, November 10 l5c, January 10 pc,
/ March 10 SOC. May 10 73c, and June 10 sac.
/ Futures closed firm, with August l2-l00c.
| September g. luOc. October -l00c. and the bal
/ ance S-lOJc lower than yesterday
GALVESTON. Aug. 2J.--COJIOu steady; mid
| ding lose; net receipts p bales, gross p;
/ sales la bales; stock 1882 bales.
NORFOLK, Aug. 20.-CottOn dull; mid ling
/ lO5zc; net receipts 3 bales, gross g; sales -
/ bales; stock l,O25 bales; exports, cOastwise 403
/ bales.
| WILMINGTON. Aug. 2O-Cotton firm: mid
ding lc54c; net receipts 10 bales, gross IO sales
/ none; stock 7lG bales.
NEW ORLE ANS. Aug. 20.-COttOn quiet: mid
/ ding TO 1-l6C; net receipts , bales, gross ,;
sales $50 bales; stock l9,03S bales; exports,
! cOastwise 1868 bales.
AOBILE,Aug 20.-COttOn nominal; mddlinE
/ lO15c; net receipts bale, gross L; sales none;
| stock 2,2Il bales; exports, coastWise bale.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 20.-COtJOE dull; mIuuilng
| 1850; receipts 40 bales; shipments none; sales
| none; stock 5,gS2 bales.
| AUGUSTA, Aug. 2O.-Cotton nominal; mid
/ ding To- Sc; receipts bales; sales % bales.
/ CHARLESTON, Aug. 20.-COttOn nominal;
middling lie; net receipts u bales. gross "a;
sales 10 BALES; stock 9l4 bales; exports, coast
| wise. Il6 bales.
New YORK, Aug. 2O.-COnsolidated net re-
ceipts for ali cotton ports to-day 29I bales; eX-
| ports, to Great Britain ?, III bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. Ste.
| LIVERPOOL, Aug. 20, nOOn.-Breadstuffs
/ dull. with only a retail business doing Wheat,
=
| IS 2dG7s Cd; red Western spring, 7slG7s ID;
/ red Western winter, - 2d'O7s sd. Bacon, long
clear middles sos Cd, short 52s Cd. Tallow, fine
~Ew 1ORE, Aug. 20. noon.-Flour I'M
/ changed. Wheat declined case, recovered
/ and advanced case. Corn SOL &c higher.
| Pork firm; mess, Slg 90. Lard steady at Sc.
/ Freights dull.
500 p. m.-Flour. Southern, closed firm;
| common to fair extra, 50 1904 40; good to
/ choice extra, 81 45G6 %. Wheat-spot 54(GILc
I IngVnr closing heavy. nuWFaVpU red SOC.
| ungraded white, 9Sc; No. red, spot 5000
| zoe. August delivery nominal. COrn-spot =
| September 6l3zyG625zc. Oats-spOt a shade
/ lower; No. ,, 3512c. Hops duh and nominal.
| Coffee, fair Rio. on spot, firm at lOzc; No.
/ Rio, on spot 55c, September delivery 306
/ 40c. Sugar easier and more active; centri-
fugal 4l5c, English Island 43sc; fair to good re-
/ filming 4 s.G5c; rehned-C 43std51sc, extra Q 81
| G53sc. white extra c 515G55sc, yellow 40
/ 4sZc, on \ 53zCg5zsc, mould \ 9-l6G65sc, con-
| fectiOners' 7-l6C, standard SC. cut loaf
/ and crushed 7G7l SC, powdered 65sG7c. granu-
| lated Is g-I5c, cubes 61Sc. MOlasscs unchanged.
/ Cotton seed Oil-S5,G36c for crude: SglGi2I5c
/ for refined. Hides firm; New Orleans and
/ Texas selected, lO9llc. Wool closed firm;
| domestic fleece, 30,G4Sc; Texas l2,G22c. Pork
/ very quiet; firmly held; new mess, on spot,Sl9.
/ Middles nominal; long clear, l05zc. Lard
| l0GI2 points higher and moderately active;
/ Western steam, on spot, SIC; August de-
| per steam. lI-64d; wheat, per steam. 41zd.
/ ST. LOUIS. Aug. Colour unchanged.
/ Wheat opened higher; closed about as yester-
| days prices; No. red, Sz24CgS2tsc Tor cash
| ami August delivery. Corn higher but slow;
| jOlSG52c for cash: Ole for August delivery.
| Oats higher but inactive; 20G26I2c bid for
! cash; 25c for August delivery. Whisky steady
| at 81 o.. Provisions firm; pork Sl9 for old;
/ $40 so for new. Bulk meats-lOng clear 10 25(G
10 soc. short rib 10 3jGl0 i0c, short clear 10 Csc.
! BacOn-long clear llGll14c. short rib ll(G
/ IlI4c, short clear ll1zc. Lard, 75sc bid.
| CHICAGO. Aug. 20.-FlOur unchanged. Wheat
in fair demand and generally stronger;
1ffr~ npnI IL
and closed &C under yesterday; regular, Au
| gust delivery, 1I3sGiS54c. Corn strong;
| opened &c higher, ana closed 24!gl1se higher
| than Yesterday; cash lots 531zCG5454c; Septem-
| her delivery 5215(d5334c. Oats firm and higher;
| cash lots. 2512(G253sc; August delivery, 2S(9
| 2S7sc. Pork qHIet but strong; cash, SIS 50(G
| 10 So: August delivery. $27: September, $2I so
/ H22 co. Lard in fair demand and steady; cash
| lots. : 65d7 7oc; September delivery, 6f1s(9
| zoe. Bulk meats in fair demand; shout
ders 75c, short rib 10 SOC, clear 10 Soc w hlsky
! steady at 81 10. Sugar steady and unchanged.
> d. m.-There was fair activity in trading
! to-day, and prices were generally stronger,
| corn developing unexpected strength. in
wheat there was a fair speculative business;
| smaller receipts here and at some of the other
| winter wheat markets gave an impetus to
\ the trade. Prices advanced &c, then de-
| cined s<Qdlc, and closed on the regular board
| &c under Yesterday. On the afternoon board
| prices were a shade easier, closing at 79c for
| September, S03<c for October, 81 for No
| vember and S3I5c for December. Speculative
trading in corn was on large scale, and
prices were advanced amid excitement. The
! market opened &c higher and advanced 10 a
point ls4(gl7sc for near futures above the
| closing figures of yesterday, receded trite,
and closed steady. On the afternoon board
prices again advanced 1sG1zc, closing at SIC
! for August, $3.50 for September, 5U5ze for
| October and 47c Tor November. Oats opened
firm, and advanced zGlc, but just before the
close the market broke L(G5sc, and closed
easy. On the afternoon board prices.re-
manned steady, closing at 255sc for Augu6 Ind
| September and 261 &c for October. Thei III as
very little trading in pork. but higher E4ees
| still rule. The market closed at S2I for Au-
gust, S2I 5OG22 60 for September, $40 OO,d2C 25
for October, and Sl3 40 for all the year. Lard
was steady, closing at 621z for September
and 7215 for October.
| BALTIMORE, Aug. %, noOn.-Flour steady
! but quiet; Howard street and Western ST.
perIne. 81 S792 IS; extra, 50 OOd3 20; family,
81 O0d5 90; CITY mills superfne, 81 Jas 90:
| extra, 50 1898 70; Rio brands, "a 1906 81.
Wheat-Southern higher; Western hrmer;
Southern, red SSGaOc. amber 9l(d95c; No.
Maryland, ss14@sssfc; No. ? Western
winter red, on spot, So 5l1sS5zc. Corn-South-
ern easier and quieti Western, no offerings