Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-17

| yember, 9 3le; December 8 BE.
800 p. m.-Market closed quiet but firm;
mlddlng uplands CSC; middling Orleans,
ll-l6c; sales 1871 baes; net receipts none,
gross 81 bales,
Futures: Market closed dull but steady,
with sales OF l,S00 bales, as follows: July de
nNerY, 41t99 46C: August, 9 4Sc: September.
1909 4ic; October, Q 3}C; November, 800
. 33c; December, 9 $500 Soc; January, 9 $50
l6c; February, 55&9 SIC; March, 6iG
9 65c; April, 1909 74c: MAJ. 3 $500 sac.
Green Co. = report on cotton futures SAYS:
rev buying orders were received to-day,
but operators run mostly To local scAlDing
efforts, aud there was not much of u market
Tor the day, the close standing a about last
nights figures. The first bale OF new crop
Texas cotton is reported at Galveston to-day,
showing an arrival one week ahead of last
year.
Wocky-Net receipts 1873 bales. gross 1922:
exports, to Great Britain 1921 bales TO
France 500, to the continent 5,58l; sales 1906
bales; stock Dos, 049 balcs.
GALVESTON, July l6.-Cotton nominal mid
ding Sc,
NORFOLK, July l6.-Cotton quiet; offerings
! light; mddling 5-l8,
BALTTMORE, July l6..-Cotton quiet but
| steady; mlddlng 99-lGc.
Boston, July l6.-Cotton quiet; middling
WnMINGroN, July I6.-Cotton firm; mid
PHILADELrHIA. July l6.-Cotton firm;
! middling sc.
NEW ORLEANS, July l6.-Cotton quiet;
MOBILE, July l6.-Cotton nominal; middling
| DC.
MEMPHIS, July !6.-CottOn steady; middling
| 9lac.
AUGUSTA, July l6.-Cotton firm; middling
! sac.
CHARLESTON, July l6.-Cotton quiet; md
| ding &c.
MONTGOMERY, j ly l6.-Cotton steady; mid
MACON, July I6.--Cotton steady, middling
| SSsc.
COLUMBUS, July l6.-Cotton quiet; middling
NASHVILLE, July l6.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding &c.
SELMA, July l6.-Cotton steady; middling
! SIC.
ROME, July l6.-Cotton nominal; middling
! SIC.
! ATLANTA, July 6.-Cotton-middling DC.
NEW YORK. July l6.-ConsohdaSed net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day, 2.263 bales;
! exports, to Great Britain 4,l36 bales, to the
| continent 1872; stock at all American ports
2s5,S56 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
! LIVERPOOL, July 10, noou.-Wheat steady;
demand improving; supply good. Corn
| steady, with falr demand; new mixed 49,.
| NEW YORK, July lG, noon.--Flour dun and
| heavy. Wheat &c lower. Corn A@Ssc lower.
| Pork irm; mess $40 50,0l0 6212. Lard weak
| at 6 Soc. Ercights steady.
| $500 p. NV heat steady; No. red, Au-
! gust delivery SG34 GS75sc, September l3 1870
| $50. Corn shade lower; No. 2, August de-
livery 4O1ttJIIC, september ~ tttHA &c. OdtS
| shade lower; No. ?, July delivery 35's(0353Zc.
| Hops quiet but firm. Coffee, fair Rio, on SPOT
| dun at 0sac. Sugar dull and weak. Molasses
dull; SO deg. test 49, S. Cotton seed oil, 25@
! 26c for crude, 3393tc for refined. HIDES
firm; New orleans 91S@l0c Texas 100 &c.
| Wool firm Pork dun; mess. SO 50lG!0 5219
| for Old, Sll 25(Dll 621% for new. Middles firm.
| Lard opened 5Hl points higher, later fell back
5G01 points, clio ing weak Western steam, on
| spot sec, August delivery S3d6 $50
frelFhls TO Liverpool steady; cotton 9-64d,
wheat 2I%d.
| CHICAGO. July l6.-Depression was moro or
| less the pronounced feature III the wheat
market to-day, but business was so hight there
| was no lnduCement to any sudden or decided
| movements. Heavy receipts here, and the
| same conditions prevailing al larger primary
| points, made holders anything but sim IN
| their views. August ran down during The
morning from 79l2c TO 1890, and closed at
| practically INSIDE figures. Fluctuations
| during the last hour and half Were confined
| to a range of &c. The pit was very dun. Corn
was little less strong than yesterday on re-
| ported rains in the Southwest, where prGVi-
! Gus damage by drought is said to have been
heavy. September corn, which opened at
40c, sold Tor this reason down to 59l4c. but
subsequently improved a little. Provisions
were featureless, the principal option in pork
| only moving Ice, and the general tendency
| being easy and lower IN sympathy with
! wheat. The close all around was slow.
| Flour closed unchanged. Wheat quiet and
easier: regular, July delivery 714s17S3sc, Au-
| gust 7S3s(87812c; No. spring, nc. Corn
| weaker, closing lower; cash 3714c, July de-
! livery 81 46a3Sc, August 3sL CDJS34c. Oats
quiet but steady; cash 49, &C, August de-
! livery 91s(D2s3s &c. Mess pork unsettled, open
| ing shade tirmer; finally closed easier: cash
| So $500 80, August delivery ~ 5000 30. Lard
| 713t9lO points higher, but fell of again: cash
| 6 soc, August delivery 65(G6 ~ &c. short rib
| sides steady: cash 35c. Boxed meats steady; ;
| CRY sailed shoulders 9Og6 OOc. short clear
sides roc. Whisky steady at 81 II. Sugars
| unchanged.
| BALTIMORE, July l8.-Flour closed steady:
| Howard street and estern superine ~ 500
| 20, extra So 00G3 %, family S3 1904 so; city
| mills super1ne 81 50GD3 90, extra - 25(Gt co.
Rio brands "a 50Gi -. Wheat - Southern
| steady and active; Western easier, closing
| dull; Southern, red s5l@S7c, amber S79S9c;
! No / MARYLAND. SGl5c asked; No. 2 Western
winter red, on spot and August delivery SlsI
! 1S5c. COrn-SOu hern steady and firm;
| Western firmer but dull; Southern, white As
! Qp49c, yellow nominal.
| LOUI.vGLLE, july l6.-Grain quiet: Wheat.
! No, 2red lie. Corn, No. white, 40c. Oats.
1 No. mixed sc. Provisions closed steady:
! BacOn-clear rib sides &c. clear sides 725c,
| shoulders &c. Bulk meats-elear rib O. &c,
clear sides Sc, shoulders &C. Mess pork, 81.
| Lard. choice leaf SIC.
CINc1NNATI July l6.-Flour easy. Wheat
active; No. red, 56}5@Ti3c. Corn in mode
| strong; No. mixed, 32l%b53c. Provisions
Pork unchanged. Bulk meats unchanged.
| whisky active at 81 OF. Sugar steady. Hogs
steady, common ana Zig light 81 oo&4 so; pack
.
ST. LOUIS, July l6.--Flour unchanged.
| Wheat less active but lower; No. red. Ga8h
| 7e3ll0771Sc. August delivery 1872 Corn very
} dun but generally 1rm; No. 2mIxed. cash 351@,
| August delivery 353I". Oats irregular; near
| futures L4e lower; No. mixed. cash 800 35c,
| August delivery 27Ac. Whisky steady at
| 81 07. Provisions only moderately active and
| higher: Pork 100 higher. $40 CO. Lard steady
| 1T s0gt5 35c. BUR meats 500 points higher;
| boxed lots long clear SOC. short ribs 55c
| short clear 6219lp6 67l&c. Bacon firm long
| clear l0c, short ribs l2}5c, clear sides 2j(g
! 7 30c.
| NEW ORLEANS, July l8.-Cofee steady; Rio
common TO prime 7I2Gl0Hc. Cotton seed
! steady and firm: prime crude oil, 2iG25c.
| Sugar quiet; Louisiana open kettle, strictly
| prime 536c; ce0trifucals PRIME yellow clari-
| lied l8- l6ln57sc. MOlasscs steady; open kct-
! tie. good prime to strictly prime31c; centrifu-
! gals, prime TO strictly prime l5@l0c.
NAVAL STORES.
| NEW YORK. july Is. noon.-Spirits turpen-
| tine firm at 3312(G3lc. Bosln hrm at 81 OUQg
| rs.
200 p. m.--Spirts turpentine dull at S334c.
| ROsin dull.
! CHARLESTON, July l8.-spirits turpentine
| steady at Bic. ROsiR quiet; good strained SIC.
| WU.MINGrON, july l6.-Splrits turpCntine
! firm at 3lJac. Rosn steady; strained 15c.
good strained SOC. Tar tirm ~ 81 30. Crude
! turpenune drm; hard 7jc, yellow DIP 81 ~,
| virgin 81 80.
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