Savannah morning news., 1885-07-17

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LIVERPOOL, July l6, noon.-Cotton dull;
prices generally in BUYERS favor; middling
uplaDds 9-l6d; middling Orleans 55Sd; sales
5000 bales, for speculation and export none;
receipts LOCO bales--AmerlcAn 800.
Futures: Upands, low mlddling clause,
July and August delivery, . 3J-64d; August
and September, 32-6405 S3-64d; september
and October 5 32-64G5 32-64d: Ot tooer and
November, ) 2S-64d; December anu January,
5 p -64(05 Is Cad; January and February,
29-64(g5 30-64d Market steady at the decline.
200 p. m.-The sales to-day included 500
bales Of American.
Futures: Uplands. low middling clause,
July delivery, 30-64d, value; july and Au
gust, 30-64d, value; August and September,
33-6id, sellers: September and October,
) 33-6iu sellers: October and November,
29-64d, buyers; November and December,
2S-6id, value; December and January,
2s64d, value; January and February,
529-64d. buyers; February and March, 53l-64d,
value. Market dun.
Good middling uplands 55sd, middling up
| lands SD, low mlddling uplands sgd good
ordinary uplands 5l4d, ordinary uplands sd;
good middling Texas led, middline Texas
9-l6d, low mlddling Texas 1-l6d, good
ordinary Texas 5 5-l6d. ordinary Texas SD;
mddliug Orleans 9-I9d, low middling Or
leans 7-l8d, god ordinary Orleans 5-I6d,
ordinary Orleans 51sd.
4:00p. .m.-Futures: UplSnds. low middlIng
clause, July delivery. 5 30-64d, sellers; July
and August. 5 30-64d, sellers; August and
September, 33-64d, sellers; September and
October, 34-S4d, sellers; October and No
Yember, 29-e4d, value; November and De-
Gem her, 2S-6id, sellers; December and
January, 2S-64d. sellers; January ana
February, 29-6id, buyers; February and
H. n Aanr.l raF all a
quiet but steady.
NEW YORK, July l8, noon.-Cotton quiet
midding uplands 10 3-l6c; mlddlng Orleans
10 5-l6c; sales $50 bales
Futures: NJ Arket opened steady, with sales
rs follows: July delivery, 10 05c; August,
10 O3c; September, C; October, 9 7lc; No
vemher, 64c; December. 8 65c.
500 p. m.-CottOn closed quiet; middling
uDlands 10 3-l6c; mlddling Orleans 10 5-l6c;
sales 397 bales; receIpts none.
Futures: Market closed firm, with sales of
l10,9lO bales, as follows: July and August de-
livery. 10 05(0lO etc: September, 995G9 94c;
October, 1909 74c; November 6Sc; Deoem-
ber, $500 69c; January, 1903 fSci Fe0-
ruary. 9 8T(G9 S9c; March. 97GJ Y9c; April,
10 O7(GlO O9c; May, 10 l7Gl0 l9c.
The Po8s saws: Future deliveries at the
first call declined 6-1O0c for August and 2-l0O
(Gl- lO0c for September 30 December, but Au-
gust recovered 2-l00t0 }-l0Gc before the call
was over. After the call there was further
loss OF 4 l00c, which induced May shorts To
cover, and prices rose 2-l00c above yesterdays
closing quotations. The advance could not
be maintained. and at the third call August
sold at 10 00;Gl0 Csc and TO O4c, september at
Ole, October at 9 nc, November al bic, De
cember at &c, January at 76c, ana after
the call stIl lower bids were accepted while
the desire to sell was general. Futures closed
firm, the late months rather hgher thah
Yesterday. Sales 10000 bales
GALVESTON, July l6.-Cotton easy; MD
ding lOc; net receipts % bales, gross 81; sales
Y bales; stock l,3z7 bales.
NORFOLK, July ld.-CottOn steady mid
ding lOc; net receipts 2 bales, gross 2; sales
! none. stock l,800 bales.
WILMINGToN, July l6.-COtton quiet; mid
! ding l914c; net receipts none, gross nonei
sales none; stock 292 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July l6.-CottOn dun and
| easy: middling l3 l6c; net receipts 70 bales,
gross 26; sales 300 bales; stock 25. IS bales.
/ MOBILE, July l6.-CotOn dun; mlidlng
/ 934c net receipts none. gross none; sales 1879
stock i,4l6 bales; exports. coastWlse 4OO oaleS'
| MEMPHIS, July l6.-COttOn quiet; middllng
| l0c. receipts Il bales; shipments nOnei sales
! Is bales; stock sos bales.
| AUGUSTA. july l6.-COtton dull; mlddung
/ lOc: receipts l47 bales; sales lS bales.
| CHARLESTON. July l6.-Cotton dun and
/ nominal, middling l0c; net receipts none'
4 gross none: sales none; stock I.255 Dales' cA-
! port cOastwise % bales.
/ NEW YORK, July l6.-Consohd8ted net re
/ ceipts for all cotton ports to-day, % Dales,
! exports, to Great Britain y23 bales, TO france
/ l,ulU, 10 the continent 300.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
/ LIVERPOOL. July 10, noOn.-Wheat hrm,
/ with a fair demand; holders o1er moderately .
] California No l. rs 1a0n7s jd. No. 2. O- 9dgis =
/ red Western sprn1. Is l0dN7s, red winter os
! lld(dgIs 2d. Corn firm, with good demand, new
/ mixed Western, - I'd. Long clear muules,
| 2Ss 81; short S0s Cd. Lard. prime western "'s'
/ Cheese. American hne Ais Cd.
NEW YORK, July 10, nOon.-tlour steady
] Wheat unsettled and lower. Corn lower POrk
/ firm mess, $ll 25lDll 50. Lard hrmer Soc
/ Freights steady.
| common to fair extra So 5000 lj; good To
choice extra S4 20lQ5 80. Wheat -rpot ,ois q
shade higher; ungraded rel, WcH@ WHs' NO.
cred, o03+@l o. IN elevator Jnly uvi,Jay
/ 81 OF Dl clts. Corn opened strong, "ul lsteI
! dteliued und closed heavy; ungfaded' 9J.e@
! 5lc: No. ., j2Ifd5234c IN elevator, Juil 9tlN-
| cry 52'sn@3sc Oats-cash lots sleauy 70. . 70
A0r3i &C.. Hops unchanged. Conee, lAlt hlo'
on DOT steady at $50; No Rio, on spot q 90i i.
I Augustdelivery &C. Sugar duil ANA rolllhul ,
| fair 10 good refining, -lVc 5l8c; renheu a.3ut
/ steady 5HW5stc, extra & i]sd9'.c, -Whlie
| extra G. t95c, yellow 4Mm5$c oh otAanr'
| m luld A bl5t0G9zc. standard a 6Lmo14c, con =
I ieCtiOuers' 696n0lbc. cut l0ai ana crusneu
/ &C.. powdered BfH0Qi1sc, granulatca ~; eu.e .
/ Gatc. Moasses dull aud unchanged. cotton
seed oil-82Cg85c for crude, 8S,9i0c for renneu'
Hides firm; New Orleans selected o't@3Ao'
/ Texas i0l4c. Wool unchanged. form g1,oe
1 but stendily held; mess, $ll 25Mll %. Mluulea
/ duh. Lard pauts lower and dull NtAcIn
/ 0lG S2iSc. Freighta 10 Liverpool dull cottoh'
per steam 3-32d: wheat ef steam 20.
CHICAGO. Juiy lG.-Truuaactions M wheal
/ to-day were the largcnt Witnessed m mhhy
| wccks, and the excitement at times ran very
! high; The course OF prices WAS based almost
| solely upon the tenor of foreign news ana as
| the tension did not appear TO grow any ln,ISS
| acute as the day advanced. prices iell Dech
| from their highest notch and the maIhc'
/ closed lc undDr yesterday; thc war eAeile-
/ ment served to incrcnee outside specuhllVh,
and at the opening there wSe an unu7ual.y s.a..
large number OF buying orders on the moor
| the market opened a60h3sc under ye5.' f'ag
/ due 10 a reported advance In consol-, uu'
under a strong demand prices rallied lo, ~ ~
/ nuenced somewhat by tbs reported damhse w w
/ crops in the Northwest boy stormai uu1 lnk
/ wa. also stimulated somewhae by the tsu-
/ mated decrcae In wheat nn pae-aRe Wiiiion
| amounted In The aggregate 10 A4iV,UV DushN p
mHlitpn n total derrcaae tn available stock
during the week Of a.00O,000 buehelei later ~ ~
the day, when an advance OF a-lv per vont v...,,i