The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-12

OF which ,OOO bales were Tor speculation ana
export; receipts 1900 bales-American 5000.
Eutures-Uplands, low middling clause, July
delivery S3-64d July and August 32-64d;
August and September 8 So-64@5 Sl-64d: Sep.
TENDER and October 2564d; November and
December 1864; December and January
s 1864.
Thstendsrs Of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to 100 bales new dockets and 500 old
dockets.
2p. m..-sale~ of the day included 800 bales
of American.
Futures-Uplands, low middling clause, July
delivery 33-64d, buyers July and August
32-64d, value; August and September 3l.S4d.
value; September and October p -64d, sellers;
October and November 16-o4d, buyers; No
vember and December 14-o4d, buyers; Decem-
Der and January 14-64d, buyers; January and
February l4-64d, buyers; September l6-64d.
Market steady.
p. mixtures: Uplands low middlIng
| clause. July delivery 33-o4d, buyers July and
August 32-64d, sellers; August and September
3l04d, buyers; September and october 23-o4d,
buyers; October and November 15-64d, value;
November and December 1854, buyers; De-
cember and January 1864, sellers; January
and February 1864, sellers; September
3O-64d, buyers. Market closed steady.
MANCHESTER, July 1.-THE Guardian says:
Few sellers did a fair days work yesterday at
Friday S full prices Frequently, however, sales
| In quantity were only possible at a slight de-
| cline. Most frequently moderate progress was
| made at previous prices Telegraphic orders
| from India were fairly abundant but in greater
portion were much below the current rates.
| When orders neared current prices they were
In many cases accepted, yet sales were not very
| Important, manufacturers resting as far as
possible on orders on hand. This course is all
| governed by the fact that local holidays will
| lessen products for the next few weeks. They
are, moreover, impressed by continually
rowing margin between the prices of yarns and
| cloths.
New York, July II, noon-Cotton steady;
middnng uplands lo19c, middling Orleans l09sc;
| sales $50 bales.
Futures-Market opened steady, with sales
as follows July delivery 10 41c; August 10 47c
September SIC; October 962c; November
| 9 55c.
500 D. m.-Cotton closed steady; midding
'SPiands l01ac, mddling Orleans 1880; salos to
| day 716 bales; net receipts / bale, gross 40,
Futures-Market closed active, with sales OF
| $500 bales, as follows July delivery 10 800
| 10 &C. August 10 47@e10 4Sc, September $40
Sic October 62Gg 63c, November and De-
cember $500 SIC, january Q 5000 &c, Feb
ruary 8 $500 zoe, March Q 1909 nc, April 81
| 9 Sic.
hessrs. Hubbard. Price & Co.'S cotton circu-
| lar to-day says: The demand for August CON
tracts to cover former sales has not been as
persistent to-day as yesterday, and while the
market at one time showed a slight advance
over yesterdays prices, it is evidently under
going period Of digestion. Cotton was sup
piled yesterday by large holders, and to-day
| realizations of these, who had placed their
limits at 10 SOC, having the requirements of
| anxious bears. Estimates are freely mad , that
| from 80 900 to 10000 bales of short August have
been covered during the past two days, GER
tainly 5000 were taken at 10 SOC. New Orleans
reports to her stock. by actual count, of $4,000
bales. This is not thought to be the usual
crop, but connection with the running count
The market continues to be ruled by August,
and will doubtless remain in this condition
until it is determined if it will take delivery
August notices Meanwhile shorts are
gradually working out, and the disposition to
leave this month grows upon traders"
GALVESTON, July ll.-CottOn nominal; mid
ding 1l-16c; net receipts Is bales, gross 10;
sales none; stock 1871 bales.
NORFOLK, July l1.-Cotton steady; middling
10Hc; net receipts 81 bales, gross 64 sales
1852 bales: stock 6,973 bales; exports, coast
| wise $50 bales.
BALTIMORE July 11.-Cotton steady middling
10ssc; net receipts - bale, gross - bales;
sales none; stock 679l bales; sales to spinners
$50 bales; exports to the continent 2)3 bales.
| BosToN, July 11.-Cotton quiet: middling
| 1016c; net receipts q bales, gross S92; sales
none; stock none; exports, to Great Britain $50
| bales.
WIIM1NaroN, July 11.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 91kc; net receipts II bales, gross II; sales
none; stock 1,08S bales.
ding 1890; net receipts 46 bales, gross 49,;
| stock Z ,57 bales.
New ORLEANS, July 11.-Cotton quiet but
firm; midding 934c; net receipts none, gross
ASP; sales 800 bales; stock (actuaD 51,S94 bales;
| exports coastwise COS bales
| MOBILE, July 11.-Cotton firm; middling
99sc; net receipts AZ bales, gross AZ; sales 100
bales stock 1888 bales exports, coastwise a
| bales.
MEMPHIS, July 11.-Cotton quiet; middling
10c; receipts % bales; shipments 1888 bales;
sales $50 bales; stock 9, 121 bales.
AUGUSTA, July 1l-Cotton quiet; middling 93Sc;
receipts "A bales; sales 1874 bales.
CHARLESTON, July I1.-Cotton quiet; middling
9&c; net receipts bales, gross 6; sales -
| bales; stock IA bales; exports, coaStwlse 375
| bales.
ATLANTA, July 11.-Cotton firm; middling
9Ac; receipts bales.
New YORK, July 11.-Consolidated net re-
oelpts for all cotton ports to-day 399 bales;
exports, to Great Britain g. 22S bales, to France
= bales, to the continent 463 bales; stock at
all American ports 24l, $50 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES,. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, July II. noon.-wheat firm; de-
msnd fair; holders offer moderately. Corn
firm; demand fair
New YORK, July II, noon.-Flour quiet and
unchanged Wheat higher Corn better Pork
quiet; mess S14 75415 Lard easier at IS 3716.
500 p. m.-Flour, southern quiet and firmly
held. Wheat, cash No &c higher, with increased
business, in good part for export; options
opened firm and rose 9s@Ssc. later reacted 1s0
&c, subsequently advanced 40lssc on covering
by shorts, closing steady 1sGssc under best;
speculation more general; No. 2 red, July de
livery SA0S91sc; September delivery S91A@
90c. Corn, cash firm, but trading very moder-
ate; options 1493sc better, closing steady; No.
2, July delivery 55G551sc; August 555s05614c;
septem Der 565s@5718ec. Oats, cash steady. op-
85}Sc; August delivery 8lss@SlIac; No. > spot So
| Gl36I@c; mixed Western 35N38c Hops dull;
state 4110c. Coffee, spot fair Rio firm at 141bc
options opened unsettled, closing weaker; No. 7
Rio, July delivery II 40G II 55c. August deliv-
cry 10 40010 SIC, September 9 S00l0c. Sugar
steady and quiet; fair refining 15-16GQ5c; re-
fined very firm. Molasses quiet and unchanged.
| Petroleum steady; refined SIC at all ports.
| Cotton Seod oii-crude nc, refined Acc. Tallow
firm at 3 t5-1614c Potatoes firm; No 2 quiet
new 81 50Q.3; North Carolinas, new 81 5063.
| Eggs heavy and lower Hides steady. Wool
quiet and easy; domestic fleece 20Q3Gc, pulled
| 1S13sc. Texas bic. Pork unchanged and quiet.
| Beef hams STEADY at SibGl1G. Beef dull. Cut
| meats quiet but firm and unchanged Middles
dull. Lard-Westcrn steam, on spot So 40; July
delivery IS 3j. Freights to Liverpool steady.
| CHICAGO, July ll-Business was brisk again
| on change to-day. The action of the wheat
market was doubtful early, but firm under
tone, helped by bullish cables developed into a
| regular advance in prices later in the day.
| Clearances at New York were but 5000 bushels
with the recollection of the improved condition
! of home crops reported yesterday, made bulls
cautious and encouraged some sellers who be
| lieved the government figures would have more
effect 70 day than they did on Tuesday. Later
ports Of snow in England and very bad weather
! On the continent. Foreigners were said to be
| buyers here and in New York. Reports about
| boatloads taken for export differed from five to
| twenty-five boats, but the effect was bulls h
| The snort element in the pit took little fright
| after 10 O'Clock. A heavy Spectator who was
| not able to be on the floor stood by his long
wheat When the crowd got the desire TO buy
| there was little for sale. and July was at n big
| premium over August. The price Of August,
| which was ranged early between S0G9S0t4c, and
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