Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-06
COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 5, noon.-Cotton steady,
without quotable change; middling uplands
7-l6d; middling Orleans SID; sales 5000
bales, for speculation and export 1000; receipts
5000 baes-American 2, 100.
Eutures: Uptands, low middlng clause,
August and September delivery. 2S-64C@
5 49, Cad; September and October, 30 Gid; DC
tOber and November, 21-64d; November and
December, 26-64d; December and January,
525-64d; February and March, 3l-64d. Mar
ket firm At the advance.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clear
iDgs amounted TO 300 bales new docket and
$500 bales Old docket.
200 p. m.-The sales to-day included 5000
bales of American.
Middling uplands sgd, middling Orleans
5 9-lGd.
Futures: Uplands. low middling clause,
August delivery. 3l-64d, sellers; August and
September, 3l-6id sellers: September and
October, s2-6id, sellers; October and No
vember, 2S-64d, sellers; November and De-
eember. 27-64d, sellers; December and
January, 21-64d, sellers; January and Feb
raaft 5 296id. value; February and March,
) 3l6ld, buyers; March and April, 58l-6ld,
value. Market quiet.
400 p. m.-Futures: Uplands. low middiIn2
clause, August delivery, 29-e4d, buyers;
August and September. 29-64d, BUYERS;
September and October, 530-64d, buyers; &C.
tober and November, 26-64d, buyers; No
VEN Der and Decem Der. 25-o4d, buyers; De-
cember ard January, 25-64d. buyers; Jan
uarY ana February, q -b4d. buyers; Feb
ruary and March, 30-64d. value; March and
April, 30 -64d. value. Marker closed STEADY.
NEW YORK, Aug >, noon.-C0tton easier;
middiing uplands l0l5c; mlddlIng Orleans
I056c; sales 5l6 haleF.
Futures: Market opened easy with sales
as follows; August delivery, 10 35c; Septem-
Der, . sc; October. 6lc; November, &c;
December. . Csc; January, Csc.
800 y. m.-Cotton closed quiet: mlddling
uplands 10 7-i6c; mlddling Orleans 10 9-l6c;
sales BIZ bales: gross receipts l47 bales.
Futures: Market closed steady with sales of
IS 800 bales, a. follows; august delivery,
10 S;sDlN 34c: September, 8 6SG9 sc; October,
63(Q9 63c; November and December, 3 59,g
doc; January, 6l99 66c; February, 149
CG9 sc; March. S4(@9 Soc; April, 8 94g9 95c;
NJ v, 10 0l(G % 05c.
The PoSt saws: "Future deliveries. after
opening at the first call T. 1905 loco higher,
lost 3-l0Oc before the call was over, and sub
sequently An add tlonal 4-lOOc, so that prices
then ranged 2-l00c below yesterdays CLOSING
quotations. A very slight a1vanco was not
maintained, aud at the third call sales were
restricted to 100 bales for January AZ jjc. 100
for March at S4c, an1 no for April az 94c.
August WIS offered AZ 10 Bic. September at
SIC, October at o Sic. November and Deem
her at . SIC, February az 75c, and May az
10 05c. Futures closed quiet but steady.'
GALVESTON, Aug. 5.-COttOn quiet; mid
ding 9 ii-l6c, receipts none; sales % bales;
stocs 664 bales; exports coastwise 30 bales
NORFOLK, Aug. 5.--CottOn quiet; midoling
10 lGc; net receipts 10 bales, gross 10; sales
10 bale; stock l,21i bales; exports, coasLwlse
81 bales.
WILNENGToE, Aug. 6.--Cotton quiet: mid
ding lO,4c: net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock 29S bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 5.-Cotton easy mid
ding il-l6c; not receipts II bales, gross l6l;
sales $50 bales; stock 1906 bales; exports, 10
France 1906 bales, to the continent ~, asst
wise i.2i5.
MOBILE, Aug. 6.--Cotton nominal; middling
9Ac; net receipts none, gross none; sales none;
stock 2.4i2 bales, eN ports. coastwlse lS4 bales.
MRMrHIs, Ang. j.-Cott0n quiet: middliDg
l0c receipts q balOs: shipments l4o bales;
sales $50 aAies: stock 5.0Gt bales.
AUGUSTA. Aug. 5.-COttun quiet middllng
loo: receipts bales; sales none.
CHARLESTON. Aug. 5.-CottOn dull and
nominal. middling 0c: net receipts bales,
grn-s 4 sales 10 bales; stock 90i hSles.
NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-COnsolidhtod net re-
ceiDts for All cotton ports to-day, y bales,
exports, % Great 3ritain 1871 bales, TO France
$3.50, o. the continent 72o.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. Ere.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. s. Wheat steady but dc
mGnd poor; holders offer moderately. Corn
ste idy. with fair demand.
NEW YORK, Aug. 8, noOn.--Florr dun and
aa.y Wheat lower. Corn better Pork weak;
mefs. Sll 87JEGll 80. Lard easter, zoe.
800 D. m.-Flour, Southern unchanged
Wheat. OF lots without cnange; ungraded
rcd 90cVgSl %, including Southf I'm az 81 Ollsm
o.; No. 2 red, August delivery 9ety9 zee.
COrn--suOt lots i<fdisc higher, cOsinc hfin:
G953l1c. Oata--0piOns opened A@l1c nigher
but closed with the advance partly lost; NO.
2 August delivery 320ea2l4c. llaps steady.
Coffee. fair Rio on s3ot quiet at $50; No.
Rio, on spot Ice. Sugar dnll and unchangcdi
fair 20 good rcnnins o l-lGNB Belize; rehned
dull and unchanged--C si6(9}ise, extra $50
0-lGr. white extra G. asea. yellow iS1NDif, on
A b14CGJsc, mould 4 O. 10. standard A &c, con.
fectiOners' a q lG,gGl4c, cut loaf and crushed
&c. powdered 6l30ossc, granulated 5-leip
CSC, cubes he dB,Asc. MOlnsses weager' 50 deg.
test l7c Cotton seed oli-82n35c fur crude,
CSC Tor refined. liuos steady. Wool hrul.
Pork easier; inrss. 81 00nil %. Mddlestull'
l0ngc earSJse. Lard 1og0 p0inte lower closiug
Htehdy; Western steam. ON smut bo'gb " ~,
August delivery 500 60c. FreiRhts TO idv-
erpool dul: cotton, per steam 3-2d; wheat
per team I'd. mW
CRIcA AGO. Aug 5.--Outsidc % tho weakness
a The provision pit. there was very litte ioa-
ture g. the iradin. ON CHANG to-day. Trad
ing m wheat was again slow and the feeliNg
nervous and unsettled; the market opened -
higher, influenced by small receipts mere hua
~ The winter wheat points. AND partially ny
the prc-e reuorls ~ the possibility of further
trouble on the Afghan frontier. heavy de-
cline in PORK oeeasipncd weakness iu wheat,
anu prires fell ~ 500, rallied VOC, ana
clpsrd ea 8 ON thn regular hotfd y. nnnef
yesterday, aud declined 80 additional again
on the afternoon board; there Wefc no eN.
D re, nni foreign MARKETS were frNniieN
anlet. There was moderate speculative hun
shipping demand Tor corn. and tnr iflllNa