Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-15

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| virginia es.....'35 Rfchm'd 4 Danv IS
u Va consolidated .+g8 Richm'd W.Pt.
/ Ch'peake 4 Ohio. 81 Terminal ...... u
\ Chic.& N'rthW'n 90 Rock Island. .loI1z
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| &RioGrande 81 preferred. .lo421z
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/ u. Tennessee I'd. 81 Union Pacific. SIX
/ Lake Shore. ~ wabash Pacific
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Memphis Char. 3 Western Union. ~
/ Mobile & Ohio. 90
BID.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, July IA, noon.-Cotton steady
at full rates; middling uplands. 8-l6; mid
/ ding Orleans, Sled; sales 5000 bales for
/ speculation and export 1000 bales; receipts
/ GOO bales-American 3, zoe bales.
Futures: Uplands. low middlinR clause.
| July and August delivery, l3-64d; August
and September, l5-64d6 l6-64d; september
and October. l3-6Ad6 l4-64d; October and
November, 4-6id: November and December,
G3-64d: December and January, 69-6ld;
September. 8 l7-64ft6 1s-64d. Market firm.
The tenders at tO-day's elearances amounted
70 500 bales new docket and 100 old docket.
2p. m.-sales to-day included 6,l00 bales
OF American.
Futures: Uplands low middling clause,
July delivery, l4-6ld, sellers; July and Au-
gust. 1880. sellers; August and September,
8 l6-Gld, value: September and October,
8 l5-64d, sellers: October and November.
tod. value: November and December,
5 63-64d, value; December and January,
62-64d' value; September, lS64d, buyers.
Market steady.
400 p. MIXTURES: Uplands. low mid
ding clause, July delivery. 8 I4-e4d. buyers:
July and August. l4-e4d. buyers: August and
September. 8 l6-6id, buyers: September and
October, l5-64d. buyers; October and No
vember, t-6id, buyers; November and De-
cember 563-6id. buyers; December and Janu-
airy, 6z-Gid. buyers; September. q l8-64d,
buyers. Market closed firm but generally un-
EEw YORK. July Il. noOn.-Cotton easy;
mlQdhng uplands, llcs middling Orleans,
ll5<c; sales 2,065 bales.
Futures: Market opened steady. with
sales as follows: July delivery, 10 SIC: August.
10 SIC; September, 10 SSc; October, 10 5Sc: No
vember. 10 4lc.
5:o0p p. m.-Cotton easy; middling uplands,
lie; mlddling Orleans, l1<c: sales ,2l4 bales;
net receipts none, gross p bales.
futures-M arket closed inactive, with sales
OF 1900 bales, as follows: july delivery, 10 SO
gGl0 sic; August, 10 95gl0 97c; September,
10 S3lGl0 S7c; October. 10 55'GlO s6e: November
10 i5gl0 43c; December. 10 43'dI0 &c; January
10 5ltGl0 SIC; February, 10 63Gl0 sc; March.
10 45gl0 l6c; April, 10 s7(Gl0 sec.
The Posts cotton report saws: culture de-
Lyeries met with little attention to-day.
Prices declined 4-lO0al- l00c, reacted eighty
Tor while. and sold at the third call-August
az 10 PIC, November at 10 43c, February at
10 &C, and April at 10 sec. Futures closed duh
anu 2-lCV.ql-lO9e lower than Saturday, except
July, which Is I-lOOc higher
GALVESTON, July I4.-COttOn dull; mid
ding lOs4c; net receipts ? bales, gross 2;
sales IS; stock l,7SS bales.
NORFOLK. July H.-COttOn quiet; mid
ding lu5<c; net receipts II bales, gross Il;
sales - bales; stock 400 bales; exports, coast
wise II bales.
WILNINGTON. July 4.-Cotton nominal:
mId ling lie; receipts none; sales none; stock
NEW ORLEANS. July l4.-Cotton quiet; mid
dlng ~ 1876; net receipts go. bales gross BIS:
sales geo bales; stock 40, 456 bales
MOBILE, July l4.-COUton nominal: middling
l0tse; net receipts bales, gross 4; sales none;
stoSk 49, Dales; exports, coastwlse sc bales.
MEMPHIS, July l4.-COttOn dull; mIddung
lie; receipts IS bales; shipments 1923 bales;
sales - bales; stock 1889 bales.
AUGUSTA, July l4.-COttOn dull and nOmi-
nal; middling l05<c; receipts 3; sales none.
CHARLESTON July H.-COttOn nominal; mid
ding lie; net receipts bale. gross ]; sales
5; stock ,446 bales; exports, cOastwise Is bales
NEw YORK, July 4.-COnsohdated net re-
exports, to Great Britain 2,OO7 bales, to the
continent 1850 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, July IA, nOon.-Breadstuf
firm; prices stiffening a little. Butter, United
states, finest sos. Lard, prime Western 3Ss I'd.
LoNDON. July 1.-THE Marx Lane Erpress,
in its weekly review of the grain trade, saws:
Thunder storms, which were prevalent dur
ing the week, generally favored the crops.
There is no fresh feature in the market but
values are slightly weaker. The sales of Eng
lish wheat during the week were q, COZ quar-
tiers az 36s Cd. The trade in foreign wheat is
very dull and the market is decidedly weaker.
especially for American; the supply is becOm-
ing oppressive. The O1-cOast trade is largely
supplied; a fair business has been done at
lower rates; there were SO arrivals and 10
sales; y cargOes were withdrawn, l6 remain
ed. and 20 are due. Flour is dull. Maize is
quiet and unchanged. Barley is easier"
NEW YORK, July II, nOOn.-Wheat firm.
Corn opened $3.50 better but reacted and de-
cliued 5000. Pork dun and quiet: mess
SIC 50. Lard weak at 4Oc. Freights dull.
$500 D. m.-tlour, southern closed firm;
common 10 ialr extra, So 1904 90: good to
choice ditto, 81 5jd6 %. Wheat-spOt 15Glc
lower; No. red, July delivery nominal at
$3.50. Corn-spot A918c lower, closing at
about inside figures; ungraded, 47(1slc; No. 3,
on spot $4,000. July delivery 6OG6O55c. Oats
case lower; No. ?, 3556(G353zc. Hops dull
and heavy. Coffee, fair Rio. on spot firm at
loo; No. Z Rio, on spot 35c, August delivery
s 25c. Sugar unchanged; fair to good re-
lning, 5G5lsc: refined closed Weak-C 55St0
59ze, extra Z 51sCG6c, white extra G 61s(G614c.
yellow 5lG51zc, mould 67SGDTc, OF a 63sc,
standard csc, confectionery a SIC, granu-
lated l5-l6tG7c. Molasses quiet. Cotton seed
OIl-3lc for crude; 36GI4lc for refined. Hides
steady; New Orleans 95<G91Sc. Wool dull
aud easy; domestic fleece 92G45e. Pork I'M
changed; old mess, on spot, SIS So AIiddles
nominal; long clear, sac. Lard Gas points
lower; Western steam, on spot Csc. Freights
to Liverpool firmer; cotton, per steam, 3-l6d;
CHICAGO. July l4.-Elour unchanged. Wheat
weaker; opened firm; closed &c below Satur-
day; regular, July delivery SlI4GS214c. Corn
easier; opened unchanged: closed Sc under
Saturday: cash lots. 5OJS(d5O3<c: July delivery
50i tG5l1Sc. Oats dull and a shade weaker:
cash lots, 29c; July delivery. 29G29zc. Pork
steady; cash lots, $40 OOgl1 90; July delivery.
Sz3. Lard unsettled; receded l0Gl2l5 points;
cash lots, O5,G7 Toe. Bulk meats closed quiet
Whisky, 81 10. Sugar-standard a, re.
p. m.-On Change the markets were dull.
grain closing about &c lower. Wheat and
corn were stronger early on the receipt OF re-
ports OF hrmer market at Liverpool, but
soon sagged. with a moderate trading. ST.
Louis kilograms said the receipts OF new
winter wheat there exceeded 100000 bushels
and the local receipts of grain were fair
These reports helped to cause the weakness.
and there was little demand from the shorts
they having covered so freely last week. Out
side orders were also scarce, and speculative
trading was chiefly among local traders. The
markets fell on slowly, and recovered little
at the close. Ii being reported that vessel
room had been engaged for a considerable
quantity of wheat, cash No. 2 wheat sold at
Sls4c and No. at zoe. No. ? red winter sold
for August delivery at S719c and Ssc was bid
for II afterwards. Cash No. corn was SOFA
5534c, high mixed SIC. and rejected 43ISlG45c
Sample grain was in fair request for ship
ment. Provisions were quiet, trading being
confined chiefly 10 September. Lard, Armour,
sold at &c. Barrels Of August pork at S23 an
advance Of soc per barrel. Flour was firm.
LouIS yv1l, July l5c c6al little
mixed, 55(G56c. Oats, No. mixed, SIC. Pro-
visions closed quiet Mess pork, SIG 80. Bulk
meats-shOulders, 15c, clear RIB SOC. clear
sides 75c. Bacon-shOulders SIC, clear rib
9lzc, clear sides 9lSc. Lard, steam leaf 9I5c
Hams sugar cured 1910.
BALTIMORE, July H.-FlOur easier and
dull; Howard street and Western SUI
pevfne. 81 75(GS %; extra, 50 1904 90; family,
s. 25,G5 80; city mills superfine, 50 1913 Is;
extra, So 3JCd4 90: Rio brands. IS g7CI5 90:
PatapscO family, S.; do. superlative patent,
Sc 80. Wheat-SOuthern steady and active:
Western lower and dull; Southern, red g5ca
81 co, amber 91cgSl o.; No. l Maryland. 81
asked; No. Western winter red. on spot 9z3<
,Ge6c. COrn-SOuthern quiet and steady:
Western higher but dull; Southern, white CSC;
do. yellow Csc.
CINCINNATI. July I4.-FlOur in fair demand:
family 81 O5(14 80. wheat firmer; No. 2 red
SIC. Corn firm; No. mixed, sac, Oats
easier; No. mixed, 33l5c. Professionalism
quiet; mess, SIC. Lard dull at 90c. Bulk
meats weaker, shoulders $40, short rib SIC.
Bacon firm; shoulders &c, short rib 93sc, short
clear 9szc. Whisky firm. Sugar in good de-
mand; hard refined T5ztGSc; New Orleans 51
G6c. Hogs firm; common and light, 81 251
5 40; packing and butchers, IS 1905 20.
ST. LOUIS. July E.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat a shade better; No. red, S41S415c for
cash; Sl3so for July delivery. Corn lower
and dull; 46l4c for cash; s6c for july de-
livery. Oats dull: No. mixed, 3l5<c bid for
cash; 27G2715c for July delivery. Whisky
steady at 81 o.. Provisions quiet: Pork, job
bling at $40 for mess. BacOn-lOng clear S7S(G9c,
short rib &c, short clear 9I[(G93Sc. Lard
duh and nominal at 00,d7 Csc.
NEW ORLEANS, July l4.-COfee steady: Rio
cargoes, Tl&C9llc. Sugar in active demand and
higher; fair TO fully fair, 41SCd45sc; choice yell
low clarified, 5ss,G534c. MOlasses firm at 20(1
soc. Cotton seed oil dull; pine crude, 2718(G
2Sc; summer yellow, SSg40c.
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