Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-20

NEW ORLEANS, July l9.-Cotton dull and
| easy; mlddling9 SLIGO; netrecepts y: bales,
gross 23l; sales 100 bales; stock % 65 bales.
MOBILE, July l9.-Cotton quiet but steady,
middling Sc; net receipts % bales, gross IS
| sales 200 bales; stock 4IW bales; exports.
/ coAstwIse ~ bales.
MEMPHIS. July l9.-COtton steady middling
| 914c; receipts "a bales; shipments gu balcs;
! sales 100 bales; stock 1874 bales.
| AUGUSTA. July ,9.-Cotton hrm; middling
s7sc; receipts 81 bales; sales none.
/ CHARLESTON, July l9.-Cotton steady: mid
ding SC; net receipts 81 bales. gross IL sales
600 bales; stock 2,Sl6 bales; exports, coast
6C3 bales.
ATLANTA, July l9.--Cotton-middllng &c;
receipts So bales.
NEW YORK. July I9-Consolidated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day, l,5O9 bales;
EXPORTS to Great Britain 4,464 bales, 10 the
continent l,403, to France 500; stock at all
| American ports 275, l47 bales
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
| LIVERPOOL, July 10, noon.-Wheat hrm
and in fair demand; holders offer sparingly
red Western spring IS Id@6s Sd; winter os "a
! (06S sd. Corn firm and in fair demand
NEW YORK, July 10, noOn.--Flour dull ana
heavy. Wheat shade stronger; Corn SO s.
lower. PORK duh; mess $40 f09lO 627s. LAro
steady at S2}3c. treights firm ..,-
500 p.m.-Fiour, southern closed steady.
Wheat A9lac better and less active; No. 2
red, August delivery s7(Gs729c, september 50
t1SS12c. Corn 1ac better And very quiet; NO.
2, July delivery Az sfGi7l4c, August 1850
473sc. Oats 149%c higher; No. ?; July deily-
Wy nun iuNi NN "V(4o5
quiet and unchanged. Coffee, fair Rio dull
at $3.50. Sugar quiet and unchanged MO-
asses duh. Cotton seed oil, 25@26c for crude,
35}2934c for refined. Hides drm; New Or
leans 91S@l0c, Texas l0t9l01&c. Wool firm.
Pork quiet; mess. $40 50t0 10 6219 for Old, 81 20
oil $50 for new. Lard duh and without
Quotable change; Western steam, on spot
6 seize, August delivery6 S2(G6 S3c. Frelghts
to Liverpool dull; cotton 9-64d, wheat ID.
CHICAGO. July l8.-The feature OF to-day's
speculative market corn, for while 1t
bulged, it then reactedaWith as much rapldlty
as il at first advanced%and all through the
session attracted more than pit full of inter
ested spectators. The first surprise was
drop from Saturdays closing OF l1sc all com
ing from reported rains in Kansas, where 1t Is
generally conceded the effects OF the drought
have been disastrous and far-reaching. The
opening at 40l &c for September was more or
| less excited but the decline brought in such
heavy buying orders from St Louis, New
York aud local operators, that after selling
sparingly at 4Oc the price advanced rapidly to
Ale. Here realizing by local traders became
| very general and values were crowded oil
again TO 40l &c. Later recovery was made to
nc, but not sustained by &c. Trading IN corn
was enormous, and was INDUCED in by par
ties who rarely venture in this pit, After the
| earlv excitement was over there was another
! period of eaSiness, contributed by reports OF
heavy rains throughout Nebraska and the
West. The close WAS firm and steady at quo
tations Wheat made Il very fair range, but
was not particularly disturbed. One thing
that came nearer up5ettng the market than
anything else was the announcement by Sec
rotary Stone of an increase In the visible sup
| ply of 627 600 bushels. This was less than the
| trade had been led To expect, and Instantly
put the market up &c. The curb on August
was identical with Saturdays latest market,
| 1880, but the first sa es on the regular board
| were at 1890. Interest was 10 large extent
| drawn away fro this market by the unusual
activity IN neighbOrIng pits, and for an hour
, the price was between 7S4C ana 1870. The
announcement boosted 1t up to 79c. A quick
reaction Knocked off 80, but the rush to buy
put the price back to 1890, the market de-
Ginning later slightly and C,Osed steady at the
net advance noted. Hog products were ne
elected, slow and easier.
Flour steady. Wheat, regular, July deliv-
cry 711sQg791 &c, August 7SH979lsc, September
S00Sl1sc. Corn, July delivery 35939c, August
39(d4Oc, September i094lc. Oats, July dellv-
cry 2935G2l74c c, August 293s92Y5sc. Mess pork,
July ana August delivery SO 15lg9 50, Septem-
Der 80 81 @QD7 95. Lard, July and August de-
livery . $1,000 65 , September 1906 721ac
Short rib SIDES, July and August delivery
cash 6 SG(G6 5212c, September 37129j 4Oc.
WHISKY 81 y.
BALTIMORE, July 19.-Flour closed quiet
but steady: Howard street and Western SUI
perfue 81 5002 20. extra So 00(D3 So, family
So 1904 so; city mills superhne ~ 500S 90.
extra So 2504 90, Rio brands 81 500f 62.
Wheat-Southern steady, firm and active;
Western steady: Southern, red S3GS6c, amber
87069c; No. I Maryland, S53s0S5Ac; No. ,
Western winter red, on spot s4zs9S5c. Corn
--Sou hern hrm; Western firm but quiet;
Southern. white 47C05Oc. yellow 47950c.
ST. LOUIS, july l9.-Fiour steady. Wheat
higher; No. red. cash 7735c. August delivery
$50 &c. Corn weak and lower; No. mixed,
cash 351sc bid, August delivery 35la@37c.
Oats very dull and 19G34c lower; No. mixed,
cab 27H@2S34c, August delivery 2734c:
Whisky steady at 81 OT. Provisions firm but
very dull: Pork steady at SIC 50. Lard firm
at 1906 SOC. Bulk meats unchanged. Bacon
strong; long clear 100. short ribs l21ac.
| short clear 25c. Hams firm at ll(9l219c.
CINCINNATI, July l9.-Flour easier. Wheat
easier; No. red, 76@76l2c. Corn firm; No. 2
mixed, SS(9sN12c. Oats in good demand and
firm; No. mixed, 33c. Provisions Pork Gull
at $40 6212. Lard in good demand at 25c.
Bulk meats quiet; shoulders 25c, short ribs
6 soc. Bacon firm; shoulders &C, short RIBS
25c, clear sides SOC. Whisky firm at 81 OF.
Sugar steady; New orleans 5G534c. Hogs
firm; common and light 81 O0d@4 80; packing
and butchers 81 60(ai 95.
common TO prime 100000. Cotton seed
steady and firm; prime crude oil, 24425c.
Sugar quiet; Louisiana open kettle. strictly
prime SIC; centrlfugals, prime yellow clarl-
lied > l3-i6tG57ac. Molasses steady; open ket-
tie. good prime to strictly prime 32c; centrifu-
gals crime to strictly prime l5@l9c.
| LOUIsyILLE,Julv l9.-Grain closed quiet but
steady: Wheat. No. red 7lc. Corn, No.
white, 40c. Oats, No, mixed 3Sc. Provis
ions closed quiet but steady: Bacon-cIear
| rib sides &c. clear sides INC, shoulders 6l1c.
Bulk meats-clear rib 6l2c, clear sides CSC,
shoulders &C. Mess pork, $ll. Lard. choice
leaf Sc.
NAVAL STORES.
LIVERPOOL, July 10, noon.-spirits turpen-
NEW YORK. July 10. noon.--spirits turpen-
tine steady at 3S3493ic. Rosin steady at 81 90
81 %.
500 p. m.-Spirits turpentine firm at S4c.
Rosin dull.
CHARLESTON, July l9.--Spirits turpentine
firm; nc asked. RosiE steady: good strained
Sic.
WILMINGTON, July l9.-Spirits turpentine
firm at 3l54c. Rosin steady; strained 75c,
good strained SOC. Tar firm at 81 80. Crude
turpenune firm; hard 75c, yellow DIP 81 20,
virgin 81 so.
RICE
NEW YORK. July l9.-Market steady.
Fruit and Vegetable Market.
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