Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-30


7-64d, buyers; November and December,
8 6-64d, buyers; December and January,
6-64d. buyers; January ana February,
7-64d, buyers; september, 5 l5-64d, sellers.
Futures quiet.
Good mlddllng uplands 9-l6d, middling
upl2nds Sled, low mlddling uplands SGD,
good ordinary uplands l3-l6d, ordinary up
lands 49sd; good mddling Texas 55sd, mid
ding Texas 55ad, low middling Texas led,
good ordinary Texas 42sd, ordinary Texas
9-l6d: middhng Orleans SGD, low mid
ding Orleans 3-l8d, good ordinary Orleans
4sd. ordinary Orleans 9-l6d
400 D. m Futures: Uplands. low middling
clause, July delivery, i5-64d, eellers; July
and AuGu t. 5 Il -64d, Ouvers; August and Sep
tember, ACID, buyers; September and Octo-
Der. ll-6id, buyers; october and NovemHer
I-d4d, buyers; November and December,
6-6+d, buyers; December and January,
8 6-64d, buyers; January and February,
sid buyers: september. l5-64d, sellers.
Futures closed steady.
NEW YORK, July 20, noon.-Cotton opened
steady; middling uplands 9-l6c; mlddllng
Orleans 9Ac; saes Isis bales.
Futures: Market opened quiet but hrm,
with sales as follows: July delivery. ace;
August, 4lc: Septemoer. 4lc; October,
sc: November. sic; December, SAC.
500 D. m.-MaEket closed steady: middling
uplands, 8 9-16c; middlng Orleans, 934c;
sales to -uay 3 200 bales, including $500 export
sales, last evening (eorrected) LOIS bales;
gross receipts 2o6 bales.
Futures: Market closed quiet but steady,
with sales of s4.' 90 bales, as follows: July
delivery, 94HG9 46c; August, 1909 lac; Sep
tember, 9 1909 44c; October. 8 $500 SIC; No
vember. $500 3lc; December, 5000 SOC;
January, 4409 45c; February, 54@9 soc;
March, 8 64@9 CSC; April. 74G9 75c: May,
S4(99 $50; June, 5000 94c.
| Green &'Co.'s report on cotton futures says:
III was an ambiguous sort OF market, and no
| clear conception of tendencies could be
! reached, Evidently very little, If any, really
new BUSINESS came in, and operators were
almost wholly confined to getting out of Au-
gust and putting deals forward into later
months. The demand appeared to be fuller
than the desire to sell, and this raised prices
| q few points, but the close was dull. Liver
pool was without much change, but silver on
private advices was broken down to 42s4d.'
GALVESTON. July 29.-Cotton quiet; Md
ding l-l6c: net receipts 10 bales, gross 10;
ga es none; stock 2,315 bales.
NORFOLK, July 29.-COttOn steady; middling
CSC; net receipts u bales, gross II; stock 1929
bales; sales bales; exports coastwise G3
bales
BALTIMORE, July 29.-Cotton dull and
nominal; middllng 912c; net receipts none,
gross 40 bales: sales none; stock 956S bales
BOSTON, July 29.-COtton quiet; mlddllng
93sc; net receipts 800 bales, gross b63; sales
noue: stock $40 bales; exports, to Great
Britain 562 bales.
steady; middling Sc; not receipts none, gross
none; sales none; stock 597 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, July 29.--Cotton Arm;
middllng 95sc; net receipts none, gross PSI;
stock l2.0l5 bales
NEW ORLEANS. July 29.-Cotton quiet but
firm; miudllng 3-l0c; net receipts 30 bales,
gross 80; sales 100 bales; stock 1882 bales.
| MOBILE, July 29s-Cotton nominal; midding
40; net receipts 10 bales, gross 10; sales none !;
stock 1887 bales; exports, coastwise 24O bales.
MEMPHIs.July 29.-COtton steady middling
$50; receipts 80 bales; shipments l05 bales;
sales $50 bales: stock I,703 bales.
AUGUSTA. july 29.-COtton quiet but firm
middling &c; receipts Is bales; sales bales.
! CHARLESTON. July 29.-COttOn firm: mid
ding $40; net receipts B6) bales, gross $50 /;
sales none; stock 3,542 bales.
ATLANTA, July Notwithstanding &C.;
| receipts bales.
NEW YoRK. July 29.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day, 1888 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 2,l15 bales, to the
continent lilo; stock at all American ports
| 1884, 1913 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES,, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, July 20, noon.-Wheat steady,
with poor demand; holders offer moderately.
! Corn firm, with fair demand. Bacon, short
| clear 84s 81.
NEW YORK, July 20, noon.-Flour quiet and
heavy. Wheat 14(93ac higher. Corn l9Tsc
better. Pork firm mess $40 6218(9l0 rs. Lard
firm at soc. Freghts firm.
500 p. NV heat a shade lower; No. red,
August delivery s43s(1s5 Lice, September So
(QS6c. Corn 10DlMc higher; No. 2, July de-
livery 501ac. August 6O16050Ac. Oats 14Glc
higher; No. 2, August delivery 94lSc. Hops
quiet. Coffee, fair Rio dull at 913c. Sugars
dull and easy; fair to good refining ll-le9
n l3-l6c: refined dull. Moiasses closed steady.
Cotton seed oil, 25@26c for crude, $50 for re-
fined. Hides quiet. Wool firm. Pork firm I;
|
new. Middles dul. Lard SGll points higher
Western steam on spot 8 S296 SOC, August de-
livery 1905 sec. Freights to Liverpool weak !;
cotton Sod. wheat ls4d.
| CHICAGO. july 29.-Trading was active
again to-day in all cereals, and the general
tone was stronger, September wheat opened
up quito strong at 1880, but broke of under
free offerings to rs Slide, rose again near the
close to outside figures and finished at nearly
! the highest figures Of the day, closing sc
higher than yesterday. Corn traders were
nearly as wild a. ever, the bulls not seeing
any limit 10 prices. \ u sorts of prices were
quoted on the curb. The close at l O'Clock
yesterday was 45S451sc for September; later
1t was boosted up 10 454c. BY O'Clock to-
day it was soaring around 47%c. There were
plenty of sales at the open board at 4794c and
reported sales at 4Sc, but while plenty of men
heard of them, none could name either seller
or buyer. 1t is extremely doubtful If such
price was paid. The regular session opened
with 47c and 471ac bid in different parts of the
pit which was the place of the same wild OK
citement that has charaoteTized the opening
for several days past. The Official reporter
| called first sales at 47c, which Yves in actual
fact the market, as wild trades either way
are not counted. The market broke of later
to 4575c and closed at Acc. Oats, ruled strong
| in sympathy with corn, but shaded of and
close easy. Provisions were very unsettled
and decidedly higher, September advancing
to $40 70. but broke of, closing at medium
Flour unchanged Wheat closed 24c higher;
regular, July delivery 7S94@H7ac, August
IALaSOJi D%SCs ClDbtNl iL 20 10
&7712c, closed at IN. Corn excited, closing
| nc higher than yesterday; cash 44944lsc,
July delivery 4AA945l4c, August 441SCG4514c
| closed at ~ 10; September 461s0D45L2c, closed
at 46c. Oats aotlve and firm early, closing
easier; cash 27Ao, August delivery 27A6G
2S34c, september 205S @S097c, closed at 293sc.
Mess pork active and higher; cash 50 07I5
August delivery 80 97l@G@l0 1917, closed at
81 9715. September $40 0Il20lo 70, closed at
$40 07%. Lard steady and firm; cash 75c
August delivery 1905 s715c, september 6 20
a6 g2lsc. closed at S2l4. Short rib sides
steady; cash . INC. Boxed meats steady
dry sailed shoulders 1906 ljc, short clear
1905 755. Whisky firm at 81 u. Sugars I'M
changed.
BALTIMORE, july 29.-Flour closed nominal
" steady and quiet. Wheat-SOuthern duh.
Western steady and active: Southern, red
S3lIS6c, amber sG0SSc, No. ? Western winter
red on spot a3l5Qs8J &c. Corn-SOuthern nom
mai: Western higher and firm; Southern
white and yellow jltG52c.
ST. LOUIS, July 29.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat opened duh bnt firm, closing &c
higher; No. red, cash 75c, August delivery
Isl G75}tc. Corn very active anu strong; No.
2mixed cash 4lG84l ~. August delivery 1890
i2lt c. september i3%0Sl5l%c. Oats firm and
IspI5C higher; No. mixed. cash 273zl0D2Sc
August delivery 2734c bid Provisions active
and stroug: Pork l5c higher at $40 so. Lard
firm at 2jc. Bulk meats steady; boxed lots
lOc higher: long clear 871ac, short rlbe Doc
short clear 8 62l3c. Bacon strong; long clear
$500 SOC, short ribs 611HGS7 0Oc, short clear