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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, July 10, 1890 p. m.-Cotton-
Business moderate at unchanged prices; mid
ding upland5, ed; middling Orleans, 63Sd
sales 5000 bales, Tor speculation and export
800 bales; receipts 1900 bales-American 5000
bales.
Futures: Uplands, low middIing clause,
August and September delivery, 8 l6-64d;
Sentember and October, I5-64d; December
Market duh and Inactive.
p. m.-Sales to-day included 1900 bales
of American.
Futures: Uplands, low middlinz clause,
July delivery. He'd, buyers; July and Au-
gust, 1854, buyers; August and September,
l6-64d, value; September and October,
15-6id, sellers; October and November,
Add, sellers; November and December,
81. sellers: December and January, . 63-64d,
sellers; September, s lS-64d, buyers. Market
NEW YORK, July 70, noon.-Cotton firm:
middlIng uplands, lie; middling Orleane,
ll4c; sales LEO bales.
futures: Market quiet, with sales as fol-
lows: July delivery, lie; August, II 02c; Sep
TENDER, 10 Gle; October, 10 COO; November.
10 44c.
5:OOp. m.-Cotton firm; middling uplands,
lie; middling Orleans, ll1<c; sales ], 100 bales ;
net receipts none, gross As bales.
Futures-Market closed dull, with sales Of
g, 900 bales, as follows: July delivery, IL o.
oil Ole; August, il 06GI1 O7c; September
and December. 10 1910 ACC; January, 10 5SCG
10 soc; February, 10 7l0Dl0 re; March, 10 S3l1
10 SIC; April, 10 9JglO Soc.
The Posts cotton report saws: although
future deliveries were in very moderate de-
mand, yet the offerings were propOrtionately
smaller, and prices consequently rose 3-l00(G
5-l00c. Part Of the advance was lost, es-
pecially rs regards the near months, and the
market closed dun, with July, August and
September l-l00c and the balance 3-1O064- lOOc
higher than yesterday. The total sales Of the
lHa'r- III hal
GALVESTON, July l9.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding l03zc; net receipts bales, gross 2;
sales none; stock LISP bales.
NORFOLK, July l9.-COttOn unchanged; mid
ding 1870; net receipts 81 bales, gross 81;
sales - bales; stock l,9I7 bales; exports, coast
wise 40 bales.
WILMINGTOS, July l9.-Cotton steady; mid
ding l03<c; receipts nOnei sales none; stock
Isl bales.
NEW ORLEANS. July l9.-COtton quiet but
steady; middling 10 l3-lec; net receipts p
bales, gross 205; sales 300 bales; stock 1914
bales.
MOBILE, July I9.-Cotton duh and nominal;
middling l05sc; net receipts bale, gross l;
sales none; stock 3,721 bales.
MEMPHIS, July l9.-COttOn quiet; middling
lie; receipts 20 bales; shipments none; sales
none; stock 9,SSl bales.
AUGUSTA, July 19.-COttOn dull and nOmi-
nal; mlddlinR lO5zc; receipts none; sales none.
CHARLESTON July l9.-COtton nominal; mid
ding nominal; net receipts bales, gross 2;
sales so bales; stock l,427 bales.
ceipts for all cotton ports to- day 397 bales; eX-
ports, to Great Britain 81 bales.
The total visible supply Of cotton for the
world Is 1875 POI bales, of which ,60l bales
are American, against 2.l4l,AS and I,42l,7lS
respectively, last year. The receipts of cotton
at all interior towns for the week were $3.50
bales; receipts from plantations, 9, $50 bales.
Crop in sight, 5,64S, 37T bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES,. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, July 10, nOon.-Breadstuffs
firm Inn nNt
India mess, Sos. Bacon, short clear As Cd.
Cheese, fine American, ass. California wheat
No. ?, IS 6dC6t7s Sd; red Western spring. IS 6d9
IS ST; red Western winter, ls 6dl9Is 8; Cali
fOrnia No l, Ts LODGES 4d. Corn, new mixed,
INV YORK, July 10. noon.-Wheat firm; q
G5sc lower. Corn 5IGlc lower. Pork firm;
mess, SIG so. Lard weak at 40c. Freights
firm.
$500 p. m.-Flour, Southern closed firm;
common to fair extra, 50 50G4 50. Wheat
spot without important change; ungraded
red. 13cdSl O9c; No. red, July delivery 9S14c.
COrR-spOt strong and lGg3c higher; ungraded,
49G63c; ungraded white, 65(975c; No. 2, July
delivery CSC. Oats A915c lower, closing
steadier; No. ., July delivery 3sssG3615c.
Hops steady at 23G32c. Coffee, fair Rio. on
spot steady at loo; No. Rio, on spot 35c.
Sugar quiet but steady; fair to good refining,
5G51sc; refined-white extra c &c. stand
ard A 7-l6G61Sc, cut loaf and crushed $50
nc, powdered 71S,G73sc, cubes TlG71sc; yellow
4TZd5l<C, cOnfectiOners A CSC, of A go
=
changed. Cotton seed Oll-3lc for crude; 36(G
Ale for refined. Hides rather weak; New Or
leans, 9l4G91Sc. Wool dull and depressed;
Texas l4(d24c. Pork firm; old mess, en- spot,
SIS 75Gl6 co. Middles nominal; long clear,
SIC Lard less active; Western steam, on
spot 45G7 soc. Freights to Liverpool quiet;
cotton, per steam, S-l6d; wheat, per steam,
ST. LOUIS. July 19.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat unsettled: closed case under yester-
day; No. , red S59S61zc for cash; $3.50 for
~ N.Tg 70 al
slow, cash higher; 471SCG4S1zc for cash; 4115c
for July delivery. Oats dull: No. mixed,
S3c for cash: 1890 for July delivery. Pro-
visions unchanged. Lard dull and nominal.
CINCIHHATI, July I9.-Flour dull; family,
81 0ell5 90. Wheat active but lower; No. req.
9Oc. Corn firm; No. z mixed, 5S1ac. 0aLs
au,et; mess, SIG %. Lard duh at &c. Bulk
meats stronger; shoulders 5z4c, snort rip
SIC. Bacon firm. WHISKY hrm at u W.
Sugar steady and unchanged. Hogs firm;
common and light, 81 25G5 so; packing and
butchers, IS 1905 IS.
CHICAGO, July l9.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
opened unsettled; closed steady but &c lower
than Yesterday; regular, July delivery SOC
SIC Corn opened irregular; closed &c higher
than Yesterday; cash lots 5S1<954c; July de-
at soc, but declined &c; July delivery, $500
SO5Sc. Pork dull; cash lots, SIG OO9l6 SO; July
delivery, S24. Lard dull and easy: closed
tame; cash lots, 1907 l5c. Bulk meats easier;
SD. m.EThe grain markets to-day opened
unsettled and weak. Wheat soon declined le
and corn &c. Foreign advices were less
strong, and operators here were calculating
on larger receipts Of winter wheat. In corn
il was understood that the Hutchinson stun
had all been sold out and that there was little
70 sustain the market after few lots had
been bought in on account OF the suspension
OF 5. Pruance & Co. yesterday. Wheat
turned later and advanced l1<c, closing
easier. Nat. Jones and Baker were credited
with having run up the market to sell on.
Considerable business was done IN the last
hour. the advance causing the shorts TO
cover rather freely. Corn followed wheat,
with fair trading, and closed the same as yes
terdav the difference between October and
September narrowing to about sc; cash corn
was about 5Sl{iG54c and rejected 4S1SG49c.
There was a fair demand for shipment. Wheat
sold for shipment at lc under August. Oats
were in moderate request and nrmer, early
july beng about 3O1zc. Provisions were quiet.
There was fair inquiry for vessel room at
former rates.
steady; Howard street and Western su-
perfine, 81 1908 IS; extra, 50 SSG4 %; Iamlly,
| 81 25(d5 so: city mills superhne, ~ l5gS l9i
/ extra, 50 S594 90; Rio brands. S. sos 81;
/ Patapsco family, So; do. superlative patent,
| S. 50. Wheat-SOuthern easy but active;
I Western a shade easier but active; Southern,
7 red 97c(1$1 90, amber 9Sc(9Sl Oh; No. Mary
Z land, 990e9l<c. No. Z Western winter red, on
I spot 95I<G953<c. Corn-SOuthern scarce and
1 firm; Western dull and nominal; Southern,
l white 73G75c, yellow 66G69c.
| LOUISVILLE, July l9.-Gran quiet: Wheat,
I No. 3 red. S2dS6c. Corn, No. 2 mixed, 56c,
| Oats, No. mixed. SAGE. Provisions quiet
I Mess pork, SIC 50. Bulk meats quiet. Bacon
I shoulders &c. clear rib &c, clear sides 95zc
I Lard, steam leaf. &c.
NEW ORLEANS, July l9.-CoGee steady
/ Rio cargoes, 7lz9llc. Sugar quiet but steady