Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-28


50. Caro-. tBroWEl Pacific Mall. so
ccns0iS $500. .lO3A Reading. ......... PIX
tennessee os-- Sg9z Rlehm'd&APgh'y 81
Virginia 66--.....%37 Rlchm'd q Dauy 42lZ
"a, consolidated tS5 Riohm'd & v PIT.
Ch'peaEe 4 Ohio. s Terminal 20
Chtc.& N'rthw'n- 1925 Rock Island. .lI5Iz
g preferred ...s34 St. Paul - S47z
en.&RiOGrande 49, preferred lllS
Erle-----. l612 Texas Pacific. 134
= tennessee I'd. Union Pacific 5l5E
Lake Shore ....... S25z Wabash Pacidc 63[
L'vilie q Mash S3Z pref ISL
Memphis q Char. 2S Western Union $685.
Hoh q & Ohio 10
bid.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. p, nOOn.-COttOn-Busi-
ness good at hardening prices; middliug IN
land-, Cd; miGdhuc Orleans, 3-l6d; sales
1900 bales, for speculation and export 200
bales; receipts 5000 bales-American 2.6OO.
Futures: Uplands. low mIddllng clause
August and September delivery, 6 2-64Gd6 9-64
as 4-64d; Seutember and October. 2-R40a
o S-64tG6 4-6ld; October and November 62-64
as 63-6id; November and December. < 5S-6iO9
: 59-64d; December and January. 4 57-GiC9
8 5s-64d; January and Februarv.5 5s-64d: Sen
tember, S-64GG 4-64d. Market firm at an ad-
The tenders Of deliveries at to-dav's clear
lngs amounted to eco bales new docket and
800 old docket.
? p. m.-sales to-day included $500 bales
OF American.
Quotations OF American all advanced.
%, Kidding uplands l-l6d, middling Orleans
64d.
Futures: UDlaDds. low middIing clause.
august delivery. 4-64d, value; August and
September, fed. value; September and
october, Aid. value; October and No
Vember' 63-6id, buyers; November and De-
Gember, 5 59-6id. value; December and
January. . 5o-6ld- buyers: January and Feb
ruary, 59-64d, buyers; September. 6 sod,
sellers. Market firm
300 p. MIXTURES: Uplands. low midding
clause. August and September delivery
f - sar e
tober and November, 62-Gid; September,
q 4-6id.
400 p. MIXTURES: Uplands. low mid
ding clause, August delivery. 6 3-64d, buyers;
August and September, 6 3-64d, buyers: Sep
tember and October 3-64d, buyers: October
and November, 62-64d, buyers; November
and December. 5 59-64d. sellers: December and
January. sad, buyers; January and Feb
ruary, 5 59-64d, sellers; September. 4-64d
buyers. Market closed barely steady.
NET YORK, Aug. q. nOOn.-LOELOn firmer;
nittIug up'ands lO5{c; miGdling Orleans
lie; sales l,oS7 bales.
Futures: Market steady: sales as follows:
August delivery, TO I5C; September, 10 74c;
October. 04Sc; November. 10 35c; December.
10 3Sc: January, 10 4Sc.
SEQ p. motion closed firm; middling
uniands, 10 i3-l6c: mIddling Orleans, II Lice:
s'-lr- to-day 2,06S bales: last evening tcor-
rectcd) 694 bales; net receipts none, gross APO
bales.
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales
OF 1000 bales, as follows. August delivery
10 l4glO soc; September. 10 7l1lO 72c: October
10 4t,GlO 4se: November, 10 35(1i0 Soc: Deem
Der. 10 3SGl9 33c; January, 10 IS GlO CSC: Feb
ruary, 10 60Gl0 Gle; March. 10 723IO 73c;
April, 10 SiglO S5c; May, 10 95glO 91c; June,
II 6gu csc.
The Posts cotton report saws: 1.-THE con-
tlnued good demand from our spinners, the
partial demand for export, and the reduced
STOCK IN our New 1Ork warehouses to Si.o0J
bales. Is supplemented by news from Liver
pool Of an active market for spot cotton and
l-ldd advance. Arrivals are also 3-f4 higher
The recently manifested improved feeling
has been materially strengthened thereby
and future deliveries before the third call had
advanced 5-lOOG7-lO0c There was a slight
decline since, and at the third call August
was bought at 10 Sjc and September at 10 72c.
Futures closed steady; August -lOOc. Septem-
Der 5-loOc. and the balance g. lOOG7- .OOc higher
than Yesterday
GALVESTON. aug. 27.-COttOn quiet; md
ding l0lzc; net receipts SIS bales, gross SIS:
sales 425 bales; stock 3,3OS bales.
NORFOLK, Aug. 27.-COtJOn steady; mid
ding O3Sc; net receipts 90 bales, gross %: sales
70 bales; stock 992 bales; exports, coastwise
40 bales.
wLMINGTON, Aug. 27.-COttOn firm; mid
ding lO54c; net receipts bales, gross ,; sales
more; stock 75S bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 27.-COttOu quiet; mid
dtlnB lO5@c; net receipts A. bales, gross 80;
sales 800 bales: stock 1891 bales: exports
cOastwise 2.4Sl bales.
AOsiLE, Aug. 27.-Cotton dull; middling
lut2c; net receipts bales, gross s; sales 800
stock l.S3O bales; exports, cOastwise 347 bales
MEMPHIS, Aug. Fiction nominal; NIT
dllng l04c; recel pts 50 bales; shipments none;
sales z55; stock 1858 bales.
AUGUSTA, Aug. 27.-COttOn dull; middling
l0c; receipts bales; sales 10 bales.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 27.-COJJon nominal;
middlng lie; net receipts bales, gross g:
sales - bales; stock 6l5 bales; exports. coast
wise 50 bales.
Rev YORK, Aug. 21.-ConsOlidated net re-
aelpts Tor ali cotton ports to-day $40 bales;
exports, to Great Britain bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. p. noOn.-Breadstufs
drmer but not qUOtably higher.
sew YORK. Aug. 2. nOOn.-FlOur dull.
Wheat "a Sc better. Corn quiet. Pork dull;
mess. Sl9 co. Lard firm at Sc. Freights firm.
$500 D. m.-FlOUr. Southern firm: common to
fair extra, g 40G4 20; good to choice extra,
s. 45G6 .. Wheat-spOt lG1l+c higher; I'M
graded red 75d9oc; No. , red, $3.50 G9U3Zc; Sep
TENDER delivery s95sG9lHc. Corn-spOt held
higher. but ruled quiet: ungraded, 59G6312c;
No. ?, nominal; September delivery Gl1aG
62l4. Oats 5zlGlc higher, No. ,, 32l 5lG33c.
Hops nominally unchanged. Coffee, far Rio,
S 15c, September delivery 55dS 6Oc. Sugar
urmer and more active; centrifugal 55sH0
. ll-l6c; muscOvddO 43s al l3-lEc: fair to good
refining 1916 G(G4 l5-l6c: refined nrmer-off
\ SIC. standard \ SC. cut loaf and crushed
9'G7 Lice. powdered 63z lG7c. Eranulated 6I5(0
& 3-liC. MOlaSses dull. Cotton seed OIl-35lG
Boo Tor crude; 39,g421zc for refined. Hides
held firm; New Orleans and Texas selected.
lGgllc. Wool firm and rather qaIet; dOmes-
tic fleece. 3Oa4Sc; Texas, I4G25c Pork dun
and unsettled; new mess, on spot, SIS so.
MIddles-lOng clear, l0lzc. Lard opened 2G4
points lower; closed firm; Western steam. on
spot, ! 9OGT csc; September delivery 756
. SIC trcights TO Liverpool steady cotton,
per steam, 9-64d; wheat, per steam. Id.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2I.-FlOur unchanged.
Wheat opened with an active demand and
stronger feeling; closed 20 ever yesterday;
regular. August delivery 5Ss5'G7954c, Septem-
Der lgl GSNc. Corn unsettled; opened L'dl5c
sh
lots s4iG531zc: September delivery 52G52zzc.
Oats firm and higher; cash lots, 251<(G25szc:
but firm; cash, SIS 50dl9 90 for small lots;
August delivery 81 80, September $40. Lard
IN FAIR demand and irregular; cash, : 5O(97 55c;
September delivery, : 42l2tG(G7 55c. Bulk
meats in far demand and firmer; shoulders
&c; short rib 10 Soc, clear RIB 10 S5c. Whisky
unchanged at 81 10. Sugar steady and I'M
chauged-standard 6l4953sc, graduated
65stG7c.
$500 D. ma great deal Of life was infused
into the wheat market to-day, and other
cereals also were more active than usually in
sympathy. The speculative trade IN wheat
was on a rather extended scale, and there
was a marked Increase in the amount of out
side bu-Iness- The feeling was stronger and
prices higher, influenced largely 10y the re-
ported decrease in the visible supply in New
York, the statement showing even larger
Of stock in sight than did the Chi
cage statement. The Chinese war news also
seemed 10 have some effect on the course Of
vance Of 3sfG3<c, then easing or 15lG5sc, rally
ing agaln and cl sing on the regular board q
ale over yesterday. On the afternoon board
the feeling was again stronger, and trading
pressed amid considerable excitement. Val
ues rose lIG5sc, the market closing at S03sc
for september, S254c for October, S334c for No
vember. and S5c for December. Corn was IN
good demand and ruled stronger. The mar
ket opened 5zG15c higher, then declined 3zO
lie under free offerings. but rose again and
closed 1sg5zc higher than yesterday on the
regular board. On the afternoon board prices
14(G3sc, the market closing at 53lZc
for Angus. 81 &c for September, jl3Ic for DC
tOber, and 46l sc for November. Oats ruled
strong and higher, closing at 253zc for August,
25ISc for September, and 263Sc for October.
Pork was unchan xed except for all the year,
closing at Z soc Tor August and September
and 621Sc for October.
BALTIMORE, Aug. u, nOOn.-tloUr steady;
Howard street anu Western supeEhne. 81 34t1
. IS; extra. So O0d3 IS; family, 81 0OlG5 90;
city mills superfine. 81 5O,G3 90: extra, 50 y
G3 IS: Rio brands. q $50 81. Wheat-SOuth-
ern firmer; Western higher; closing firm;
MARYLAND, Q4l5c bid; No. = Western winter
rad on spot. SSGSS14c. COTn-SOuthern steady:
Western. no offerings and no bids; Southern,
white 6s(G69c, yellow 63.G64c.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 2f.-tlour unchanged.
Wheat higher but inactive; No. red, SEQ
Size for cash; SZl5GS2sSc for September de-
livery: No. red, 72J5ld731Sc. Corn unsettled
and dull: No. mixed, 4S1S(G49c for cash;
4g3Sc for September delivery. Oats iirmer but
for September. Whisky steady at 81 o.. Pro-
visions firm and higher: Pork, jObbing SIS so
6lqOJ Bulk meats-lOng clear 10 zoe, short
rib 10 35c, clear 10 zee. BacDn-lOng clear l0ts