Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-27


COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, July %, 1890 p. m.-Cotton
firm; demand light; EHdding uplauds.
ed; middling Orleans, 7-l6d; sales e,o00
bales, for speculation and export so bales;
receipts 200 bales-American 100.
Futures: Uplauds. low middlng clause.
July and August delivery, l6-64d; August
and SeptembeT,G I7-6ld: september and Octo-
Der, l6-6ad: October and November, 664d;
November and December, Z-6id; December
and January, Cd. Market frmer.
1 p. m.-sales to-day included 1900 bales
Futures: Uplands low middling clause,
July delivery. l7-5id, buyers; July and AU-
gust, l7-GAd, buyers; August and September,
I-6id, buyers; September and October,
l7-64d, sellers; October and November,
6-64d, buyers; November and December,
6 2-64d, sellers; December and January,
l-6id, buyers; September, zJ-6ld, sellers.
NEW Y0BE. July s6, noon.-UostoH quiet;
middlng uplands, lie; miadbAs Orleans,
NC; sales s. bales.
futures: Market barely steady, with sales
as follows: July delivery, u l5C: August,
IL l5c; September. II Ole: October. II 73c; No
Vember. 10 55c; December. 10 Coo.
500 p. m.-COttOn quiet; buyers and sellers
apart; middling uplands, lie; mlddling Or
leans, ll14c; saIes 50 bales; net receipts none,
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales
Of $4,000 bales, as follows: July delivery, II 0S
oil l0c; August, II 09c; September. II 02g
II ole; October, 10 72C@I0 13c; November, 10 $40
10 5Sc; December, 10 5SGl0 59c; January, 10 So
CGIO 69c; February, 10 SllDl0 S2c; March. 10 90
CGlO 94c; April, 10 95gl0 96c; May, IL l69
II l8c.
The Posts cotton report says: Culture
deliveries were in moderate demand. August
sold down till the price gradually fell from
II l5c to II 03c, closing at II O9c. July, as COM
pared with yesterday, lost 4-lO0c, and Sep
tember to April lilo (G2-l0Oc. Total sales
$1,000 bales. Market closed steady"
GALVESTON, July 2G.--CoJton nominal; mid
ding IG3zc; net receipts 80 bales, gross 50;
sales none; stock 1925 bales.
NORFOLK, July 26.-CottOn steady; higher
grades firm; middling l0s4c; net receipts none,
gross none; sales none: stock 779 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July 26.-CoJUOn quiet;
middlng 1890; net receipts bales, gross Is;
Gales 200 bales; stock 81 ,3SS bales.
MOBILE, July 2j.-COttOn nominal; middling
1919; net receipts II bales, gross IA; sales
none; stock 1864 bales.
MEEPHIG, July 26.-COttOn dull; mlddling
lie; receipts - bales; shipments lI9 bales;
sales 500 bales; stock 9,343 bales.
AUGUSTA. July 26.-COttoR dull and noml-
nal; mIddllng lOszci receipts 2 bales; sales 100
CHARLESTON July 26.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding lie; ret receipts 6 bales, gross G.; sales
10 bales; stock l,356 bales; exports coastWise
NEw YORK, July DEMONSTRATED net re-
CENTS for sil cotton ports O-day ,l4S bales.
The total visible supply OF cotton for the
world Is l.905,3S bales, Of which l,ll4,6SS bales
are American, against 2.064. 1865 and 1852, 46j,
respectively, last year. The receipts of cotton
at all interior towns for the week were 997
bales; receipts from plantations not given.
Crop in sight. 5,643, 063 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES,. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, July %, noOn.-BreadstufTs
firm, with less Offering. Butter, good Ameri-
can 70s. Lard, prime Western 3Ss. Linseed
oil 2Os Wheat, California No. 2, rs sdG7s l0d;
red Western spring IS 7dg7s cd; do. winter Is
NEW YORK, July %, nOon.-wheat opened
dull but 3s(G5sc higher. Corn 5000 better.
POrS steady; mess, Sl7 90. Lard firm at SOc.
Freights steady.
$500 D. m.-Flour. Southern unchanged;
common to fair extra, SO 5OC@4 so; good to
choice, 81 55(G6 25. Wheat-spOt 1z(G34c higher;
ungraded red, 7Sc9fl "a; No. 2red, 9115g9S12c
August delivery 961sG9IAc. COrn-spot held
firm; ungraded, 55G64c; No. 2, 6212(G6254c.
Oats-spOt lots 40lc higher; No. ?, Soc. Hops
duh and nOminally unchanged. Coffee, talr
Rio, on spot dull and easy at s1sc; No. Rio,
on spot, s 20c, July delivery Sc. Sugar easier
and more active: muscavadO 4G5c; mOlasses
sugar 43sc; English Island 41s(951sc; fair to
good refining, Esg5c; refined unehanged-C
51S(G53sc, extra Z 53s(G51zc, white extra SIS
0JJ3zc, yellow Z 4344J5c, off A 55stG6c, standard
A 6l4c, cOnfecuOners' a 615c, cut loaf and
crushed nc, powdered I@714c, graduated
g lI-i6c. MOlasses steady. Cotton seed OIL
Soc for crude; SCALE for refined. Hides I'M
changed; Texas selected, 10Gllc. Wool steady;
domestic fleece, S2,G45c. Pork dull and rather
weak; old mess SIS 1906 90. Middles slow
and nominal; long clear, Sc. Lard COZ points
higher; Western steam, on spot 35c. Freights
to Liverpool frmer; cotton, per steam, S-l6d;
CHICAGO, July 26.-Flour steady. Wheat
stronger; opened &c lower and closed &c
above yesterday; regular, July delivery e21S
(1S25sc, August delivery S29stGSS12c; No. 2
Chicago spring, S255(dS35<c. Corn unsettled;
opened weak and closed &c higher than
Yesterday: cash lots 5454(g5514c July and Au-
gust delivery 54ss(G55c. Oats quiet but steady;
cash lots, 291z(G293zc, August delivery, 2714(oo
275Sc. Pork quiet and easier; cash lots SIS so
(Gl6 so; August delivery, S23 80. Lard in fair
demand and firm; cash lots 05(G7 0112c, Au-
gust delivery O21SCd7 O715c. Bulk meats in
fair demand; shoulders &c, short rib 75c,
short clear zoe. Whisky unchanged.
6p. m.-Trading on Change was on mod
crate scale, and the fluctuations were within
a narrow range. Wheat and corn ruled
strong and closed 1z(63sc higher than yester
day, with not much trading. There was some
demand for wheat from Jones and some other
large operators, with light offerings. The
markets elsewhere were also quoted strong,
and shipping inquiry was reputed to be good
at New York. Corn was in active request for
shipment, and No. sold at 55g5554c, being at
a premium as compared with the futures.
The ''shOrt" interest appeared Indifferent
about filling, and there were indications at
the close that Hutchinson, Hobbs. Adams and
some other big "lOngS" were trying TO unload
on the BOYS. Red winter wheat sold at S5c
for cash and SIZE for August delivery, being
sold at SS15c later on, and November at $50
S5AC. Oats were fairly active and steady
Provisions were firmer, there being orders for
lard and meat, which were sparingly offered.
Pork was quoted at 25(G55c per barrel lower,
and some of the shorts cleared their con-
sciences for Sunday by settling up and getting
out of the deal.
sGLTIMoRE, July 26.-FIour dull and 25c
lower for CITY mills Wheat-SOuthern firmer
and active; Western frmer and active; South
ern, red 94G96c, amber 9S(G99c; No. l Mary
land. 95t5951zc; No. 3 Western winter red. on
snOt 9H4G945Sc. Corn-SOuthern nominal; ;
Western nominal; Southern. white 1SG75c,
yellow 66(G6Sc.
CIEoINHATI. July 26.-Flour dull; family
50 75d4 25. Wheat stronger; No. red, $50
S51zc. Corn in fair demand; No. mixed. SIC.
Oats firm; No. mixed, S4,d3415c. Provisions
Pork quiet; mess Sl6 90. Lard firmly held;
90c bid Bulk meats firm; shoulders 53sc,
short rib SIC. Bacon firm; shoulders csc,
short rib &c, short clear 95zc. Whisky firm
at 81 05.
ST. LOUIS. July 28.-FlOur unchanged.
Wheat higher; No. ? red, 81 4GS41zc for cash;
S3dS3l &C for August delivery. Corn higher
and inactive; axe for cash: 4StG4S14c for
August delivery. Oats dali; No. mixed,
2S(G2S1z for cash; 241@lG24s<c for August deliv-
NEW ORLEANS, July 26.-Coffee quiet;
Rio cargoes, 71z(Gllc. Sugar steady; talr to
fully fair, 41SG47sc; yellow clarified, 55s(g55ze.
MOlasses steady: common, zoe. Cotton seed
Oil-marKet at a standstil; prime crude, zo12
927e.
LOUISVILLE. July 26.-GraIn dull; Wheat,
No. red. SQ(GS5c. Corn, No. ?, white bzc.
mixed, 55e Oats, No. mixed, 34c1z. Provis-
ions steady: Mess pork nominal, SIG so Buzz
meats-shOulders SIC, clear rib $50, clear
sides So. Observation-Disclosures SIC, clear RIB &c,
clear sides 91Sc. Hams, sugar cured, lSs4c.
Lard, steam leaf, &c.
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON, July &c. 4:30 d. m.-Spirits tur-
pentine firmi spot, 25s; July and August de-