Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-23

small shading from the highest. Most Of the
business continues in August. Late mohths
| are handled carefully"
| GALVESTON, July 22.-Cotton nominal; MD
I ding I-l6c; net receipts 10 bales, gross 10;
sales none; stock 2,565 bales. .,,,.-.-
| NORFOLK, July 22.-Cott0n steady; miduhhg
f93Sc: net receipts go bales, gross 90; stock
/ 4,l98 bales; sales 20 bales; exports. coastwlse
rae bales.
ding 9-l6c; net receipts 800 bales, gross
| 500: stock $500 bales; sales to splnners loo
| bales; exports, coastwise no bales.
BOSToN, July 22.-COttOn quiet; mlddhng
| none; stock $50 bales; exports, TO Great bri-
| tain 924 bales.
wILMINGToN. July 22.-Cotton firm: mid
ding Sc; net receipts none, gross none; safes
| none: stock 5S5 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-Cotton firm;
middhng 9Aac; net receipts none, gross none;
NEW ORLEANS. July 22.-Cotton quiet;
| middling 3-l6c; net receipts 50 bales, gross
%: sales 100 bales; stock l9,46l bales
! MOBILE. july 23.-Cotton steady; md
| ding sc; net receipts 3 bales, gross g; sales
200 bales; stock 4,6S5 bales; exports. coast"ls9
| 40 bales.
! MEMPHIs.Ju 22.-Cotton steady; middling
! &c; receipts 80 bales; shipments 70 bales;
! sales $50 bales; stock ll,275 bales.
! AUGUSTA. july 22--CottOn firm; Iniddllng
! s l5-l6c; receipts bales; sales 80 bales.
| CHARLESTON, July 22.-Cotton qmet' mo-
| ding sc; net receipts bales, gross s; sales
none; stock 2.Z06 bales.
! ATLANTA, July 22.-Cotton-mIduhng &c;
! receipts bales.
NEW YORK. July 22.-Consolidate net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day, l,I31 balesi
! exports, to Great Britain 6,5l4 bales, to The
| continent 2l0; stock at all American ports
1852, $50 bales.
| PROVISIONS, GROCERIES,, ETC.
| LIVERPOOL, July p, noon.-Wheat firm
| and in fair demand; holders offer sparingly.
| Corn firm and In fair demand. Lard, prime
| Western ;t}s Sd.
heavy. Wheat a shade lower. Corn l9l &c
higher. Pork steady: mess $40 50GlO 6s1s.
Lard firm at soc. Freights firm.
500 p. n.-Flour, Southern closed quiet and
| unchanged. Wheat less active and l40lc
| lower; No. red, August delivery So 20
81 Site, September sta49SSAlc. Corn, spot
4S14c, August Il 1a(G4s1sc. Oats'4@lc higher;
! No 2. July delivery 37lac, August 34A@3iI sc.
| Hops firm. Coffee, fair Rio dull at 913c; No.
| Z Rio, July delivery zoe, August 1907 soc.
| Sugar dun and heavy. molasse3 dull. Cotton
| seed oil, 25926c for crude, 3lG35c for refined.
| Hides Grm; New Orleans 91s@lOc, Texas lOt9
! l014c. Wool firm. Pork weaker and mod
eratey active; mess $40 37AQol0 62l2 for old.
! Middes dull. Lard opened points higher,
| closing a tri6e lower; Western steam on spot
& 75c, August delivery 76de679c, September
6 S4(o6 SIC. Frelghts to Liverpool steady:
| cotton 9-64d, wheat 234d.
| CHICAGO. July 22.-Corn grew in strength
! while traders We're sleeping, for when they
| came down town to-day they found toe mar
ket full lc higher than they lett 1t yesi erday
afternoon TO-day's bulge was started on
the curb after the regular trading Yesterday,
and additions made in the SIZE OF 1t this morn
ling. About every broker operating in the
| pit had advices of continued hot and dry
weather and other news unfavorabe TO grain,
| Hence everybody was buyer, and the rush
| was by no means confined to local operators.
| MANY orders came from st. Louis, where re-
ceipts to-day were only q cars. Here they
| were 393 cars. September openei at 4l34c,
quickly going TO i3c, though at outside figures
| hands
| market closed strong at outside figures.
| Wheat ruled very weak and tended steadily
downward within the range OF about lc. AS
| usual, outside orders were lacking, ana there
! was no support gwen the marEet by the local
| crowd. August opened at SIC sold of to
77sIe then up to 7Sc, of again TO ne. recOv-
| cred to 77a4c, and closed easy at quotations.
| Provisions were inclined to inactivity, but not
| duotably dull.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat, old,
| July delivery 74tS076tsc, August 1890 1870;
| No. , spr.ug, 1890. Corn, July delivery 1919
| @407sc, August 40It d4l31C. Oats, July deliv-
cry Bic, August 29,G2S13c. Mess pork, August
delivery 80 8(D9 60, september SO 60@9 T2l@.
Lard, August delivery 81 2Q6 62lac Septem-
! Der Is, sos 6115c. Short rib sides, July and
! August delivery 8 O7hc. Whisky, 81 Il.
! BALTIMORE, July 22.-FlOur closed steady
| with very moderate inquiry: Howard street
| and estern superiine 81 50,G2 20. extra So 90
| as IS, family So 1904 so; city mills suIerfine
| - 5003 90, extra " 239f o. Rio brands - 9O
| Gp4 81. Wheat-Southern higher; Western
steady but quiet: Southern, red Sj0S1c, am
! Der ssCQ90c No. , Western winter red, on
| spot and July delivery S5GSjl%c. Corn
| Southern nOminally steady; Western strong
and inactive; Southern, white 45(950c, yell
| low 4StG5Oc.
ST. LOUIS, July 22.--Flour dull and easy;
! family 81 J01y2 Co. Wheat active; flushed 10
| 0lai lower than Yesterday; No. red. cash
49, l(07655c, September delivery 78l4@S0l e.
closing at S0l &C. Corn active and excited,
closing lt1l6Sc higher than yesterday; No.
mixed. cash 81 &c. August delivery 37jz@3s1c,
closing at 1896, September 393s(040C, closing
| at 30 &c. Oats l4CG3zc higher aud very dull;
| No. mixed, cash 1874 a &c, August delivery
| 2734c bid. WHISKY steady at 81 o.. Provls-
| ions very dun but generally hrm-P0rk. l0c
| higher, $40 %. Lard about steady at 20@
! & 2jc. Bulk meats firmer; loose lots long clear
| & 20c, short ribs BIC, short clear 10; boxed
| lots long clear zoe, short ribs 311Sc, short
! clear 5jc. Bacon steady; long clear $50
| 7 00c, short ribs coo, short clear 2007 25c.
| Hams firm at ll1Dl216c.
! CISCINKArI, July y Flour duh. Wheat
easier; No. red, 76t@&77 re. Corn strong and
! higher; No. mlNeG. 40c. oats firm; No.
| mixed, 33tD33l4c. Provisions Pork dun and
| lower at SO 80. Lard quiet at zoe. Bulk
| meats and bacon quiet but firm. Whisky
| steady and firm. Hogs quiet; common and
| light 81 25G5 90; packing and butchers 81 10
/ a. To-
NEW ORLEANS, July 22.-CoGee firm; Rio
common 10 prime 71a'Dl04c. Cotton seed
! oil. quiet bnt steady; prime crude, delivered
| 24n25c. Sugar IN light demand and held firm;
| Louisiana open kettle. strictly prime 53sc;
| ceutrlfugals, prime yellow clarified ) l3-l6GD
! 51sc. Molasses steady; Louisiana open ket-
tie. good prime to strictly prime BIC; centTtfu-
| gals, crime to Gtrlctly prime ljl0l9c.
! LOUIsvILLE, July 22.-Wheat steady; No.
| red 7lc. Corn, No. white. 40c. Oats. No.
mixed 33c. Provisions steady: BacOn-clear
| rib sides &c. clear sides 20c. Bulk meats
| clear rib SOC, clear sides SOC, shoulders &C.
Mess pork, Sl1.
NAVAL STORES.
| LIVERPOOL, July %, noon.-Spirts turpen-
| tine, Dos.
! NEW YORK, July y. noon.-Sprits turpen-
tine firm at a. 2G35c. Rosln firm at 81 oO6J
! ! 05.
SCOOP. m.-Spirts turpentrne dull at 1870
! 35c. ROsin dull.
| CHARLESTON, July 22.-spirits turpentine
! firm AT 32c. Rosin steady: good strained s5c.
! WILMIEGTON, july 22.-SpTits turDentine
! firm al BIC. ROsln firm; strained use. good
| strained SOC. Tar firm st 81 30. Crude tur-
| penune firm; hard 75c, yellow dip 81 10, vlr-
| gin 81 so.
RICE.
! NEW YORK. July 29.-Markct firm.
! NEW ORLEANS, July 22.-liicc dun and low
| err; ordinary to good 3l40ilf c.
!
Fruit and Vegetable Market.
FLORIDA DISPATCH LINE QUOTATIONS..
Soecttit, Moynia9 Ye,cy.
! PHILADELPHIA, July 2.-Watermelons,
! Georgia. choice, per hundred, SIS Goals 90.