Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-31

higher EXCEPT for Missouri Pacific, which is
per cent lower. sales 81 coo shares, the mar
Ket closing at the following quotations:
Ala. class A,2toS. 7sa< Nash. & Chatta. 421z
Az. class b, 5s....l00 New Orleans Pa
fse0rrIa 81 1900. l0l+ eifc. LIST mort 81
q "a. mortgage 1G2 Ny. Central 80. .le91z
y. CarOiines .-----Zs korl. 4 " PREF -
new -.-..-ls MOI aolhc----- =
funding 600. 40 pref. 50z3
So. Caro-. Brown Pacific MALI ~
Te SSsSs1 g " S5gI Richm'd& APchiy y
yirginis 6s--.'85 Richm'd y Danv. e6
"a CONSOLIDATED rs RiChm'd & W PIT.
Ch'peakc & Ohio. "a Terminal .....- l61z
Chic 4 N'rthw'n Ss5z Rock leland. 80. .ll31S
preferred -..I3l st. Paul .......... s25s
Dem RioGrsnde j preferred. los
ErTe..........-... I5l< Texas Pacific. .... IO5z
z Tennessee Rd- AZ Union Pacific IS
Lake shore ---.-- S45s Wabash Pacific. G5S
L5vlllc & Nah % {" pref Is
Memphis & Char. - Western Union . CO.,
Noble Ohio.
BID.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, July 30, 2:30 p. m.-COtton firm
but demand light; mlddling uplsnds. ed;
middliag Orleans, 7-l6d; sales 5000 bales,
for speculation and export 100 bales: re-
ceiptE 10000 bales-American $500.
Futurcs: Upiands. low mlddlinz clause
July and August delivery, 6 l7-64d; August
aud september l7-G4d; Sentember and OctO-
ber' lI-64d; October and November, 8 6-64d;
November and December. 2-6Id; December
and January, l-64d; September, l9-6ld.
Market steady.
The tenders at to-day's cIearances amounted
TO 800 bales old docket.
p. m.-Sales to-day included 100 bales
Of American.
Futures: Uplands. low mfddIing clause,
July delivery. l1-54d, sellers; July and Au-
gust. i7-64d, sellers; August and September,
l1-Gid, sellers; September and October,
H-64d. sellers; October and November,
8 6-64d, buyers; November and December,
z-t4d, buyers; December and January.
Ii. Inn Carsta ha- <
Market quiet but steady.
400 p. m.-tutures: Uplands. low mid
ding clause, July delivery. l6-64d, value;
July and August. 8 l6-6id. value: August and
September, 6 l6-64d, value; September and
October, l6-64d, sellers; October and No
vember, 6-6id, sellers; November and De-
cember, 2-6id, sellers; December and jan
uary, l-Gld, value; September. 6 I9-64d. sell
ers. Market closed barely steady.
NEW hOkE. July 30, nOon.-CottOn firm;
midding uplands, lie; middling Orleans,
IJ<c; sales ISL bales.
Futures: Market quiet, with sales as follows:
July delivery, II O3c; August. II lie; Sep
tember. u O4c; October. 10 73c; November,
10 59c; December. 10 59c.
500 J.. m.-COttOn closed firm: middling nm
lands, lie; middling Orleans, NE; sales us
bales: net receipts 1875 bales, gross PCS.
tuturcs-M arKeJ closed steady, with sales
OF 1900 bales. as follows: July and August
10 Ole; October, 10 63(GlO &c: November, 10 40
lGl0 500; December. 10 501dlO sic: January,
10 bOglO Gle; February, 10 7IlGl0 nc; March.
10 SOLO SIC; April, 10 95glO &c; May, Il O7@
The Posts cotton report says: 'Unfavor-
able foreign accounts, and especially advices
Of some rainfall in Texas, have caused de-
cline Of l0-l00Gl2- l00c in the prices Of future
deliveries. Those who bought yesterday are
selling out to-day, and some are apparently
going short At the third call october
brought 10 63c, January 10 Coo and April
10 Soc, while bids were refused of IL O2c for
August, 10 93c for September, 10 49c for No
yember, 10 SOC for December, 10 ne for Febru-
airy, 10 Sic for March, and II csc for May. Flu
lures closed easy, with July and August
l0-l0Oc and the balance l2-l00GIl- l00c lower
than yesterday
GALVESTON. July 3O.-COtton quiet; md
ding l03<c; net receipts bale, gross !; sales
- bales; stock 1861 bales; exports, cOastwise
y bales.
NORFOLK, July 3O.-Cotton steady; mid
ding l054c; no receipts and no sales; stock
l,25i bales.
WILMINGTON. July 3O.-Cotton steady; mid
ding lO5<c; no receipts; stock 7S2 bales.
NKw ORLEANS. July 30.-JoCton quiet:
mldillng lOzc; net receipts l3 bales, gross
ID; sales 70 bales; stock 1896 bales; exports,
coastwise 3, 709 bales.
MOBILE, July 3O.-Cotton dull and nominal;
middlmg lO1sc; net receipts bales, gross 2;
sales none; stock 3,5S7 bales; exports coast
MEMPHIS, July 3O.-Cotton quiet; middling
1899; receipts 80 bales;. shipments 1856 bales;
sales - bales; stock S,422 bales.
nal; middling lO5zc; receipts bales; sales 81
bales.
CHARLESTON July 3O.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding lie: net receipts Is bales, gross I3;
sales 20 bales; stock lap bales.
NEW lORE. July 30.-COnsOlidatcd net re-
oeipts for all cotton ports to- day 323 bales; ex-
ports, to Great Britain l35 bales, to France l05,
to the continent POO.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, June 80. nOon.-Breadstuhs
very firm. Lard, prime Western, 39s.
XIV lORE. July 20, nOOu.-W heat opened
dull; 5sGll4c lower. Corn dull. Pork steady;
mess, Sl6 5-gi6 IS. Lard steady at zoe.
kreIghts firm.
$500 p. m.-Flour. Southern closed steady;
common TO fair extra, So 50lG4 80; good to
choice, S. 90. Wheat l9l15e lower; ungraded
August delivery 9554G96Ac. COrn-spOt la2c
lower, closed steady; ungraded, 56G621 &C; No.
=, August delivery, 6lts(G6312 SC. Oats Ease
lower, closing weak; No. ?, July delivery 300
choice. Coffee, FAIR Rio. on spot, steady at
SIC; No. Rio, on spot zoe, August delivery
5 l5O9 0Oc. sugar about steady; mu-cavadO
434Qitsc; centrifugal 5t2c; mOlasses sugar
1-32 g454c; fair TO good refining, Esg5c;
refined closed shade easier-C
8 zgG53sc, extra { 53sG51zc, white extra c SIS
tG55zc, yellow Z 834'G5c. of A SIC, standard A
@ 6, confectionery 4 6I2c, cut loaf and
crushed re, powdered 7lG7l4c, graduated
g IL i6c. mould \ 65s sac ll-l6c. MOlasses dull.
Cotton seed OIl-30c for crude; 39G4255c for
% 4g95zc; Texas selected, lOGllc. Wool
steady. Pork quiet; held firm: mess, on spot,
SIS So. Middies nominal; long clear, SIC.
Lard opened SOS points higher; later lost ad-
vance, closing steady; contract grade, on spot
6gc, August delivery 51c. kreights to Liy-
erpool steady; cotton, per steam, S-l6d; wheat.
per steam, 5d.
BALTIMORE, July 81, nOOn.-FlOur quiet and
easier; Howard street and Western SUI
perfne. 81 5Ols5 90; extra, 50 25QL4 90; family,
81 2J,g5 2j: city mills superhne, - IS G3 10;
extra. IS S5G4 90; Rio brands, IS 1905 %.
Wheat-Southern shade hrmer; Western
easier but active, closing dull; Southern, red
9BG95c, amber 90 1850; No. / Maryland, $3.50
9554c; No. Western winter red, on spot anu
July delivery 94j4GSl1zc. COrn-Southern
nominal; Western nominal; Southern, white
59G7lc, yellow 66tG6Sc.
CINCINNATI. July 30.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat active and firm; No. red, S7gSSc.
Corn dull; No. ? mixed, sac. oats firm;
No. mixed, SAC. PrOvisiOns-POrk held at
SIG 5OlGl6 IS. Lard quiet at z &C. Bulk meats
strong; shoulders SOC, short rib &c. Bacon
shoulders SIC, short RIB 9Ac,
short clear loo. Whisky steady at 81 CO. Sugar
steady and unchanged; hard refined, I4G75zc;
New Orleans, safe. Hogs firm; common and
light. 81 5OG5 20; packing and butchers, s. $50
) so.
LOUISVILLE. July SO.-Gran weak: Wheat,
No. 2 red, SQ(dlS5c. Corn, No. white CSC,
mixed 55'zc. Oats, No. mixed, SIC. Pro-
visions irm: Mess pork, Sl1 co. Bulk meats
shoulders SIC, clear rib s2Sc, clear sides y1sc.
BacOn-shOulders 61zc, clear rib 91&Gl0c.
Hams, sugar cured, 1880. Lard, steam leaf,
CHICAGO, July so.-Flour UNCHANGED. Wheat
unsettled; opened weak and declined 1StG5zc;
closed II e below yesterday; regular. July de-
livery s314GS41<c, August delivery S314(GS4s4c;
No. . Chicago spring, S31S(GS334c. Corn opened
easier; closed sc lower for August than yes
terday; July and August delivery 5434 (G55S4e.
Oats, cash lots nominal; cash lots BIC; August
25szg2S14c. Pork steady; deferred
a trliie higher: cash lots SIS 500
Is 50: August delivery 81. Lard irregular
but advanced 5GIR points, declined SOLO
points, closed steady; cash lots 30G7 S239c;
August delivery 9f1StG7 SY1aC. Bulk meats
in fair demand: shoulders &c, short rib soc,
short clear 45c. Whisky steady and I'M
changed, 81 10. Sugar steady; standard A,
65<c; granulated, 7G14zc. =
5 d. m.-The markets to-day were weak.
heavy and lower, and during the latter part
81 the session were decidedly weather
markets, breaking or on sunshine and good
reports from all Western and Northwestern
states, backed up by large and growing re-
ceipts at st. Louis and other points. Foreign
adVlces were also favorable TO lower prices.
Trading as usual was largely local. Wheat
opened easy and 3s,Gl1sc of from yesterday,
and advanced slightly On early buying orders.
After the first hour houses and brokers all had
orders TO sell. The men who let go the
heaviest loads were COmstOck, Adams,
Schwartz and .Dupee. Hobbs, Nat Jones, and
others. The sales were divided up among the
crowd. and brought about decline Of &c.
There was considerable changing IN August
and September at a difference OF ltsc. The
close OF the morning session was easy. Cash
wheat was nominally at S33zc. Corn opened
not much better than steady, huctpating
within limits Of S<G. Gate were steady ana
inactive, being not much wanted. July
opened at size, sold up to S23<e, and closed at
frst half OF August going at eec, July at62Ssc,
and September at sec. Provisions were