Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-22

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Molasses dull and unchanged. Cotton seed
0li-SZ@S5c for crude, 8SgS9c for refined.
hides nrn; New Orleans selected Ssz99}zc,
texas lO52c. Wool Arm; domestic fleece 2!(g
5oc, IeNas scope. Pork steady; mess, $ll so.
Mlddles duh; long clear &c. Lard opened firm
nut closed 3'G5 points lower; contract grade,
on spot Il S5.16 SSl9c, August delivery $40
CSC, Freights to Liverpool firm; cotton, per
steam 3-32d; wheat per steam SGD.
CHICAGO, July 2l.-The wheat market was
very nervous and unsettled to-day within a
narrow range, but the tone of the market was
easier; the market is so sensitive and nervous
that each and every story and report WHICH
comes IN during trading hours is sure to put
prices up or down; yesterday, with all outside
influences bearlsh, the market opened hrm
ana advanced enough to enable the "lOngs'
TO sell out when prices broke quickly; to day,
with all the outside facts and influences bull
len, the market opened firm and higher and
then broke quickly under the effect OF a "hop'
wheat report from New FORK: the unexpected
decrease of the visible supply, bad reports
from the Russian crops, the strength of for
elgn cables, and the expectation of more or
less damage 10 wheat now growing in Mime
sofa and Dakota from excessive heat, all con-
spired to make stronger feeling until the
tlde turned under more favorable news from
abroad and from New York; but even then
the market partly recovered from the decline
and remained firm until near the close; Llv
erpOOl was said to be firmly held, and cargOes
were dearer and higher; later private cables
noted an easier feeling in European markets,
and coneOls were also higher. Corn showed a
fair amount of strength; September opened
ab ut s. lower and then sold up AtG3sc right
IN the lace of the decline in wheat, and also
OF the large receipts anu the additional TACT
of an increase in the visible supply; corn not
only held Its own, but actually advanced
fraCtOnally III the midst of a naturally eX
pected movement in the other direction; one
cause OF this strength might nave been The
fact that the increase in the visible supply
was quite small, considering that the volume
of daily receipts has been so much greater of
late. thus showing that the demand for corn
keeps pace with the supply, even were that
supply to be considerably enlarged. Oats
were quiet, irregular and weak, and the clos
ing figures show a shrlnkage OF lc for July
ana 1sc for August and May delivery. Pro-
visions showed very little change.
Flour unchanged. Wheatunsettled and ner
vOus; closed lzle under yesterday; regular,
July delivery SS1sC0S05Sc. August S9}sQyJ03zc,
quiet but steady; cash lots 453SCG45Ac, July
delivery 45@s@461sc, August 4514G4519c. Sep
TENDER 46045Ac. Oats active and easier; No.
2, cash lots soc, July delivery 29I5(G3lc. August
S692814c, September 259sll25l5c. Provisions
Mess pork was easy early, rallied 212(95c, de-
cuned 5(0I2c, and closed steady; cash lots
$40 25GlO 80, August delivery $40 25(gl0 325a,
September $40 30 2(Dl0 40. Lard quiet and ~
as points lower; cash lots B0(06 62t4c, August
delivery 60@6 65c. September 70G6 7216c.
Boxed meats quiet: dry sailed shoulders l50
4 25c, short ribs 6212Cg5 d5c, short clear 9bg
0Uc. Whisky firm at 81 Is. Sugar unchanged;
graduated csc, standard SIC.
ST. LOUIS, July 2l.--Flour unchanged.
Wheat fairly active; closed 7sl0lc below yes
terday; No. BRED. cash 81 0l34@l 0214, August
delivery 81 0l9s@l02. Corn dull, slow and
irregular; No. . mixed, cash 441fC04tzc, Au-
gust delivery 1870. Oats firm but slow; No.
mixed, cash &c bid, August delivery 24c.
Whisky steady at 81 10. Provisions steady,
with a good ConsumptiVe demand from the
South: Pork, $40 so. Lard, small lots 8 45c.
Bulk meats-long clear 65c, short rib S5c,
short clear l0c. Bacon-long clear 1906 2Oc,
Qho rib & L khp
Hams, 25G1ll soc.
BALTIMORE, July q, noOn.-Flour steady
but quiet; Howard street and West
ern superhne SO 0O03 40. extra So 50(l4 %,
family 81 34CG6 %. city mills superiine 50 26@
3 so, extra 81 1904 90, Rio brands 81 9095 90.
Wheat-SOuthern easy; Western lower, clos
ing dull; Southern. red 95G9Sc, amber 9Sc0
81 "; No. Maryland, 91%c bid; No. West
ern winter red, on spot 940951zc. Corn
Southern dull but steady; Western steady hut
duh; Southern. white 57tq5Sc, yellow 54G55c.
CINCINNATI, July 2l.-Flour quiet; family
81 25(Q4 50. Wheat easier; No. red, old
9sc9Sl. Corn easier; No mixed, 4715c. Oats
heavy; No. ? mixed, 321z035c. Provisions
Pork quiet $40 70. Lard firm at 14(t96 40c.
Bulk meats firm; shoulders 00(04 25c, short
rib soc. Bacon stronger; shoulders Use,
short rib 50c. clear 75c. Whisky steady at
81 ID. Sugar firm; New Orleans 5(G6c. Hogs
steady; common and light SO 75g4 rs, packing
and butchers 81 25(Q4 70.
LOUISVILLE, July 2l.-t1rain steady: Wheat
- No. red, CSC. Corn-NO white. 55c. Oats
No. ? mixed, 35c. Provisions unchanged
BacOn-clear rib sides SIC, clear sides &c,
shoulders 4s4c. Bulk meats-clear RIB sides
&c, clear sides 013c, shoulders &c. Pork, mess
$50 IS. Hams, sugar cured O1z9lOc. Lard,
choice leaf SIC.
NEW ORLEANS, July 2l.-CoGee steady and
firm; Rio cargOes, common to prime, 714(Q9szc.
Sugar steady; clarified, of white 63St063zc,
prime yellow 6&tG61sc. Molasses quiet; com
mon to good common l6(G22c; prime TO strictly
prime 26983c. Cotton seed oil-prime crude
2S92s12c.
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON, July p, 500 p. m.-Spirits turpen-
tine quiet; spot 2ss 90. August delivery 2Ss Sd,
September to December Dos.
NEW YORK, July 81, noon.-Spirits turpen-
tine steady at 37I2c. Rosin steady at 81 200
l 22l<.
500 p. m.-spirits turpentine duh at SIC.
Rosln dull and weak at 81 l7}5Gl 20.
CHARLESTON, July 2l.-Spirts turpentine,
35c asked. Rosin quiet and unchanged.
WILMINGTON, July 2l.-Splrits turpentlne
firm at SHE ROsin quiet; strained S712c, good
strained 921zc. Tar firm at 81 20. Crude tur-
pentine steady; h&rdSl 10, yellow dip and vlr-
gin ~.
NEW YORK, July al he market is quite
active: domestic stoc ka are small and receipts
limited. and prices firm; foreign styles are
selling freely, and. with no surplus stock, rates
are firmly maintained. The quotations are:
Carolina and Louisiana common to fair AZ
(QJMc, good to prime 5A06c, choice 61s'0
6sEc, fancy head 65SG7c; RangOOn 435G434c
duty paid, and 215,G234c in bond; Patna 42[Cd
sc; Java 53slO556c. Messrs. Dan Tamage's
Sons, Of Charleston, telegraph the Carolina
crop movement 10 date az follows: Receipts
1880 bbls; sales 1880 bbls; stock $50 bbls;
with a movement quite equal TO the outturD
of the mills, no accumulation of stock occurs.
Talmage's Sons s. Co., OF New Orleans, report
that the demand for the week has been good
throughout but in some instances could not
be met, owing TO a lack of certain grades
called for; prices have been well maintained.
and 10 the close stocks are very limited and
poorly assorted, with an almost entire absence
of the better grades; all the city mills but one
have exhausted their supplies and closed up
for the season, while the one still at work will
wind up early next week; receipts from the
country are now reduced to the product OF
one mill. the only one now at work aud hold
ing any rough rice, and this will soon be eX-
hauRted.
CHARLESTON, July 2I.-Market dull and
uucnanged; fair i34d5c, good 5(g5asc, prime
50 5tdc: sales 1913 bills
sew ORLEANS. july 2l.-Market nominally
unchanged; Louisiana, ordinary TO prime AZ
gj34c.
Fruit and Vegetable Market.
FLORIDA DISPATCH LINE QUOTATIONS..
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