The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-26


Thetenders Of deliveries at to-day's cleartngs
amounted to 1900 bales new docketS.
Up. m.-Sales Of the day included 5, 400 bales
OF American.
Futures plauds low middnng clause, July
delivery 3l-64d, buyers; July and August
29-6sd, sellers; August and September &-64d.
buyers; September and Octobsr 1854, buyers;
october and November l0-64d, sellers; No
vember and December sod, buyers; Decem.
Der and January sold, sellers; January and
February s-64d, sellers; September 2o-o4d'
sellers. Market dull at the decline,
4 p m.-Futures; Upands, low middlinE
clause, July delivery 3l-o4d, buyers; July and
August 29-64d, sellers; August and September
5 25-o4d. buyers; September and october l5-oid,
buyers: October and November l0-o4d, sellers
November and December S64d, sellers; De
cemoer and January S-64d, sellers; January
and February 5 s64d, sellers; september
3 25-64d. buyers Market closed barely steady
New YoaK, July %, noon-Cotton quiet;
middling uplands 10 ll-l6c, middllng Orleans
10 1866; sales 3l6 bales.
Futures-Ihe market opened steady, with
sales as follows July delivery 10 Gle; August
10 Csc; September 2 67c; October 47c; November
9 SOC; December 3Sc.
500 D. m.-Cotton closed quiet: middling up
lands 10 1l-l6c, middling Orleans 10 1850; sales
to-day 145 bales; net receipts $50 bales, gross $50
bales
Futures-The market closed steady, with
sales of $4,000 bales, as follows: July delivery
lO6!691O &c, August 10 63@1O 64c, September
1l89 re, October 5000 sic, November and
December 40QG9 Tic. January 1909 47c Feb
ruary 5000 sac, March 60QD9 Ole, April 6S
90 69c, May 166l9 nc.
Hubbard. Price & Co S cotton circular saws
Operations were slow and the market was
without any clearly defined point for the day
AT the opening the tone appeared easy on re.
ceipt OF Liverpool adViceS reporting decline of
gold on arrivals but rates recovered on SuS-
tanning orders for Angus and on disposition
! to secure profits on distant positions after yes
rday's decline Under such demand TO cover
new crop months advanced 3Q5 points, well
sustained to the close
GALVESTON, July 25.-Cotton steady; middling
92Sc; net receipts bales gross 5; sales 32}
bales; stock i,243 bales
NORFOLK, July 25.-Cotton steady, middliug
104c; net receipts 50 bales, gross 80; sales "a
bales: stock 1852 bales; exports, coastwiSe 50
bales.
BALTIMORE, Juy25.-Cotton nominal; middling
1O1ec; net receipts lbs bales, gross 237 sales -;
stock 4545 bales.
Bosrox, July 25.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 1880; net receipts 1871 bales, gross 220; sales
none stock 49S bales
WILMINGToN, July 25-Cotton quiet; mid
| ding 9S4c; net receipts bale, gross /; sales
none; stock 745 bales exports, coastwse 2lS
| bales.
PHILADELPHIA, July 25.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 1015c; net receipts 10 bales gross IS;
stock $500 bales
ding 97Ac; net receipts none, gross 25 bales;
Gales 100 bales; stock OPS bales; exports, to
| France 124 bales, coastwise IA.
=. MOBILE, July 25;-Cotton firm; middlinc
| 9Ac; net receipts bale, gross /; sales 100;
stock 2,092 bales; exports coastwise 125 bales.
MEMPHIS, July 25.-Cotton steady; mlddling
1Oc; receipts ~ bales; shipmWts POS bales;
| AUGUSTA, July 25.-Cotton quiet but steady;
middling l01sc; receipts 40 bales; sales 80 bales
| CHARLESTON July 25.-Cotton quiet; mid
| ding 934c; net receipts PA bales, gross PA;
sales p bales; stock ,305 bales; exports, coast
wise 1928 bales.
ATLANTA, July 25.-Cotton steady; middling
| 92kc; receipts bales.
NEW YoRK, July 25-Consoldated net re-
| cepts for all colt IN ports to-day 1.4s9 bales;
| exports, to Great Britain 623 bales, to the
| continent 400, to France 12i bales; stock at all
American ports 1876, 663 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, July p. Wheat firm; de
mand fair; holders offer sparingly. Corn
! quiet; demand poor.
steady Wheat higher Corn higher Pork
| firm; mess Sl4 75Q15. Lard firm at IS S0@
So. Freights steady.
| $500 p. m.-tlOur, southern quiet but steady.
| Wheat generally higher all round No. red,
| August delivery 8S3469Oc; September delivery
| SS850S956c. Corn-cash somewhat nominal;
| gust delivery 533sc; September 53s4c. Oets-
| cash 14ML5c lower; options closed firm; No. .
August delivery 301s830lsc; September delivery
| 29l46l 291Ac; No, spot 37QD3G13c mixed West
| ern 35M3Sc. Hops quiet but steady. Coffee
spot fair Rio quiet at 1ilsc; options duh and
| heavy and l0020 points lower; No : Rio, July
delivery II 10@n 25c, August delivery 10 50
| M10 60c. Sugar quiet and firm; centrifugal.
96test, 61kc; fair refining size; refined steady,
| with moderate demand. MOlasSes steady
Petroleum firm; refined 71ec at all ports Cot
! ton seed oil 4114c for crude and 46Di71sc for
! rrhuod. Tallow firm at 4]sc for prime city.
| Potatoes dull and weak. Hides in moderate
demand. Wool steady but quiet, Pork firm;
trading light; mess $l4 O00l4 % for old, Sli u
unchanged at s15 5OG16 Tierced beef quiet:
! city extra India mess $12 509l6. Cut meats
| firm. Mddles dull. Lard, August delivery SO II
| IS; September delivery IS G20S rs; october
| SIS G16tS 20. Freights dull.
| CHICAGO, July 25-Wheat to-day made a net
advance of &c and closed at the top. Selling
was overdone yesterday and the strong reac-
| ton to-day was helped on by good cable buying
| by foreign agents, covering by the big crowd
of little shorts and still further strengthened by
| very large decrease in the amount on passage,
| both to United Kingdom and to the continent.
| Export clearances also favored the advance.
| With all these inducements to buy. the price
| was quickly forced up about &c over the closing
price last night. There came a slight reaction,
| subsequently recovered, and when the closing
| time came the bulge was in full progress. The
| entire amount of wheat on passage has de
creased about 5000. 900 bushels in six weeks and
| the decrease this week was 1,440,000 bushels.
| The clearances reported at Atlantic ports were
| &c 900 bushels at New York, 81 900 at Phila-
! delphia, and $4,000 at Baltimore a total Of
| 10000 Flour exports added give an aggregate
| of 10000 bushels-qulte bull factor in itself.
I
| bushels, and damage to the crops in certain
sections of the northwest caused cash wheat to
| be firmly held in that market. The range OF
| prices bore was: August 1850, up to S014c with
reaction to T9y4c, up to Sic and closing at SO3sc.
| Corn did not react with the same strength as
| wheat The conditions were not so favors BILE,
nor was the selling of yesterday overdone to the
| same extent. Local receipts we g up to the
| estmate-2S0 carS-and the estimate for Thurs
! day is q round nunber-2SO cars Out inspec-
! ton was Ight-76 900 bushels Charters were
l,tfh had no op
| The outside advance for the day lc over
! the close yesterday. and the sustained advance
! at the close was Sac for August, which month
| ranged from 4511c to 46tsc, closing at 461sc
| Oats opened weak and near futures sustained
about L4c decline, but light receipts. reports Of
| rain in the SOUTH and an improvement in the
markets caused a firmer feeling to como over
| the m rket Tie reaction carried prices Iz6t
| Lc over yesterdays closing quotations, but the
market eased Off a life and closed without
essential change. In the provision trade quiet
feeling was experienced. Traders Of all classes
were disposed TO restrict operations and to give
to possess before branching out. The product
! all around was well supported, and for short
ribs the closings were 2IeQ5c and for pork 2l1c
higher than yesterday. Lard was unchanged
TO 2LSc lower Short ribs again led in trading.
Quite a number of August trades in them were
transferred over to ctober, at a difference Of
10c
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady and unchanged Wheat No. 2 spring
Sic No red 5l35c Corn-No. 2, 46ssc. Oats
No. 2, 29k4c. Mess pork per barrel, Sl3 75GG
10 ~ Lard at 81 62ISGIS s.. Short rib sides.
loose g. 1215GLs Is. Dry sated shoulders, boxed
ala : ~ y an % ~.