Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-03

10 94c; October. 10 SIC: November. 10 4Sc;
December, 10 4sc: January. 20 57c.
500 p. m.-COttOn closed quiet; middling
Hplands, lie: mlddiing Orleans, NC; sales
I 800 bales; net recerDts bale, gross COL.
EuJures-Market closed steady, with sales
OF 1900 bales, as follows; August delivery.
/ 10 csc: September. 1OS7,0l0 sSc: October, 10 SO
/ 61l0 SIC; November, 10 42gl0 43c; December,
I 10 420IO 43c: January, 10 52Gl0 53c: February.
I 10 63GlO csc; March. 10 1910 TIc; April, 10 81
/ Gl0 S9c; May, II cecil Gle.
! The Posts cotton report SAYS: "Future de-
/ lveries experienced fair demand, but as II
4 was freely met, there was a loss OF $1,000
/ $1,000. Part of the decline was recovered,
i and the market closed. after sales of $4,000
! bales. steady at 4-looG1 -loOc lower than yes
/ terday.'
/ GALVESTON, Aug. 2.--CottOu nominal; Md
I ding 1870: net receipts 10 bales, gross 10;
/ sales nOue5 stock 1867 bales.
/ NORFOLK, Aug. 2.-CottOn steady; mid
I ding l054c; net receipts ] bale, gross L;
/ sales bales; stock l,22i bales.
! WILMINGTON, Aug. COTTON firm; mid
/ ding les<c; net receipts none; sales none;
! NEW ORLEANS. Aug. Cotton quiet;
/ midting 10 ll-lGc: net receipts 81 bales, gross
/ "a; sales zoe bales; stock 1850 bales.
! MOBILE, Aug Cotton nominal; middling
/ l0zc; net reCeul5 Il bales, gross IA; sales
/ none; stock S-i7s bales; exports coastwisc JOG
bales
! MEMPHIS, Aug. 2.-Cotton quiet; middiing
/ lO5sc; receipts l19 bales; shipments $50 bales;
/ sales 500 bales; stock 35SG bales.
AUGUSTA, Aug. 2.-COtUOn duh and nOml-
/ nal; mlddllng lOazc; receipts bales; sales lt6
bales.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 2.-Cotton nominal mid
/ ding nominal; net receipts l bale, gross ;
sales bales; stock 649 bales.
NEW YORK, Aug. demonstrated net re-
celpts for all cotton ports to-day "a bales
I exports, to Great Britain - bales.
The total visible supply of cotton for the
world Is ,S27 2U2 bales, Of which Loss, POP bales
are American, against l,g9S,3j6 and 1920, O56,
! respectively, last year. The receipts of cotton
at an interior towns for the week were 1855
bales; receipts from plantations 400 bales.
Crop in sight, 5,6i4, SOB bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2, noon.-Breadstuns dull
I prices generally in buyers favor. Beef, extra
/ India mess 9Ss. Pork, prime mess 74s. Lard,
prime Western, S95 Cd. Corn, new mixed
IS sd
NEW YORK, Aug. ?. noon.-Flour duh.
/ Wheat 1a,g3gc lower. Corn 19,G34C lower. Pork
/ quiet; mess, SIS 5c9l6 IS. Lard heavy at csc.
kreights firm.
$500 D. m.-FIour, Southern duh and un-
changed. Wheat-spOt declined early 5S(Glc,
I closing firm; ungraded red, 79cd$l 90; No. ,
I lac higher; No. ,, 6l1sc for August delivery.
Oats opened Ik(014c lower, closing firm; No.
{ 2, 26l2c. Hops about steady at 23G30c. Coffee,
I IaIr Rio. on spot, steady at SIC; No. Rio,
T en- spot Pee, August delivery Z csc. Sugar
Z closed dull and nominal; fair to good re-
I timing, 4tsG5c; refined quiet and easy-C
/ 5G51sc, extra Q 5l4G53sc, white extra G $40
I ard 4 g. SC, cOnfectloners' A 7-l6c, cut loaf
I Snd crushed &c, powdered 7tG71sc, granu-
Z lated b9-iOG63sc. MOlasses dull and I'M
I changed. Cotton seed OIl-S2(G33c for crude;
G.G42t2c for refined. Hides-New Orleans
selected 5000; Texas selected. l0@llc.
Z Wool steady. Pork very quiet; firmly held;
/ family mess, Sl6. Middles nominal: long clear
/ Sc. Lard opened 5G7 points lower, closing
/ easier: September delivery 62l2c. Freights to
/ Liverpool easier; cotton, per steam, l3-6id;
[ wheat, per steam. sd.
| CHICAGO, Aug. Flour UNCHANGED. Wheat
/ weak; closed sc under Fridays figures; re-
[ gular, August delivery Sl54gS21 &c; No. CHI
I cagO spring SltsGS215c; No. , red winter,
I S65sc. Corn active. closed I14Gl5sc under yes
I terday; cash 535sC954c; August delivery $3.50
I $50. Oats steady; cash lots 3OG3O15c; Au-
/ gust delivery, 27(G271zc. Pork duh: cash lots
I SIS 0O(Gl6 so; August delivery S24. Lard quiet;
l0.Gl5 points lower; cash lots 3215(G7 35c
/ fair demand; shoulders l0c, short rib 40c,
clear $ 95c. Whisky steady and unchanged.
/ Sugar steady; standard A, &c; graduated,
! 1870.
/ 8 p. m.-Fine weather and heavy receipts Of
I wheat, large portion being new winter, and
{ prospects OF continued free receipts in the
/ near future, were the factors to considerable
f weakness IN to-day grain market. lt being
I the last day OF the week, there was also a dis
, position to close deals and go over Sunday
L with even books. The only srticles approx
7 mating strength were provisions, which held
/ their own under light offerings and restricted
4 trading. Wheat opened easy at a decline of
! l4e, only moving up a fraction during the
/ first hOar. The feeling during the greater
! part of the session was weak, with prices de-
[ Ginning quite steadily from the causes given,
/ and on account of the entire want of support
dun markets and New York adviccs showing
the market weak and steadily declining. The
Z average decline in active options was &c,
/ with a partial recovery near the close on ac-
count OF there being considerable backbone to
: the stock market. Cash wheat was nOminally
{ the same rs August, opening at SIC and
4 closing AT Slt2c. Corn was more or less
I neglected by the bulls, who realized the I'M
probability OF bringing about an advance.
/ The general course of the market was sub
sJantally with wheat, the weakening causes
being the same in both cases. the Guctua-
I tons. within a slightly wider range being II
7 IN August, lZsc In september, and l14c in
/ October, all futures closing steady at a de-
/ cline. Cash corn sold at $3.50. Oats ruled in
4 active and easy, being IN good receipt, with
I plenty vet at country points and not particu-
I larry wanted. Rye was quiet at Gle for spot,
/ 59c for August and SIC for September Pork
I was entirely nominal, with no offerings and
no attempt 10 buy. Lard and ribs were fairly
active and about steady at fractional de-
[ cline.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 2, -nOon.-Flour quiet but
[ steady; Howard street and Western sU-
pertine, 8 1903 90; extra, 50 25lg4 90: family,
Z 81 1905 25; city mills superfne, 81 1903 IS:
{ extra. So 35(G4 co.; Rio brands, s. l2G5 %.
/ Wheat-SOuthern easier and less active;
[ Western lover but active, closing dull South
| ern, red 9O.G92c, do. amber 93,G95c; No. l
Maryland, 9H4G95c; No. Western winter
| red, on spot, 9z5Sc asked. COrn-SOuthern
steady and firm; Western nominal; Southern,
I " AAAlE udAl5t H. lCllOM uNte5UHCs
ST. LOUIS, Aug. Flour unchanged.
Wheat active but lower; No. red, S415l3S514 &c
for cash; S33S(dS4c for August delivery. Corn
lower; 465s(G451sc for cash; 47c for August de-
livery. Oats slow and lower; No. mixed,
26c for cash: 241@CG251zc for August delivery.
/ Whisky unchanged. Provisions steady: Pork,
SIG 50. Bulk meats quiet; long clear s 40c,
short rib soc. Bacon steady; long clear 10
az 4Oc, short clear 55c. Lard dun and nOmi-
nal at Csc.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 2.-Flour easier; family,
D - ~ y
easier; No. ? mixed, 5412c. Oats active and
firm; No. mixed, 35l5c. Professionalism
firm; mess SIG IS. Lard firm at 20G7 25c.
Bulk meats steady; shoulders 75c. short rib
S I5c. Bacon unchanged; shoulders eye: short
rib CSC; short clear l0c. Whisky firm at 81 o..
Sugar unchanged; hard refined, GlfG75zc;
New Orleans, 5G6c. Hogs firm; common and
light. 81 5OG5 30; packing and butchers, $ $50
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 2.-Gran dull: Wheat.
No. , red, S09Sjc. Corn, No. white CSC;
mixed SOC. Oats No. mixed, 34c. PrOYis-
ions firm: Mess pork, SI7. Bulk meats-shOul-
ders &c, clear rib sc, clear sides 91zc. Bacon
shoulders 61zc, clear rib 955c, clear l0}sc.
Harms, sugar cured, 1870. Lard, steam leaf,
9Jzc.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 2-Coffee unchanged;
Rio cargoes, 71<Gllc. Sugar dull; fair to fully
fair, 412CG45sc; yellow clarified, SIC. MOlasses
dull. Cotton seed oil dull; prime crude 210
sc; sum mer yellow S9G4Oc.
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON, Aug. 2, 800 p. m.-Spirits tur-
pentine steady; spot, 24s Cd; August and Sep
tember delivery, 2is Sd; September to Deeem-
be-, 24s Cd; January to April, 25s Cd.
NEW YORK. Aug. 2 nOOn.-Splrlts turpen-
tine dull at S2G@219c. ROsin dull at 81 22169
5:o6 p. m.-spirits turpentine dull. ROsin
duh.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 2.-spirits turpentine
quiet; 29e bid. ROsiR firm; strained and good
strained, 81 OF.
WILMINGTON, Aug. 2.-Spirits turpentine
firm at 291<c. Rosin GFm; strained 9715c;
good strained, 81 O21z. Tar firm at 81 80. Crude
turpentine steady; hard, 81 90; yellow dip and
virgin, 81 IS.
RICE.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 2.-Market quiet; fair,
55sgG51zc; good, 55sG5szc; prime. bzs(G6c.
fair, 55sg51zc; good, 51S955sc; prime, 5szg
SIC.
NV YORK. Aug. 2.-Market dull; fair,