The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-27

| TENDER and October 1854; October and
| November 5 l0-64d; November and December
! s-64G5 9-64d December and January Sold.
! Futures advanced.
Up. m.-sales OF the day included $500 bales
| of American.
Futures-Uplands. low mIddling clause. July
delivery 32-64d, buyers; July and August
| 53O64d, buyers; August aud September a-o4d.
! buyers; Septemberand Octobar l6-64d buyers;
venlber and December 9-64d, sellers; Decem-
Der and January 5 9-64d, sellers; January and
February 9-6ld, sellers: September 6-6id.
! Market steady.
Good middling uplands sgd middlng up
lands 9-l6d, low middling uplands5 5-l6d; good
| ordinary li6d, ordinary lS4d; good middlng
Texas 5Ad, middling Texas s 9-l6d. low mid
| ding Texas 5-l6d, good ordinary Texas 51sd,
! ordinary Texas 4S4d; good middling Orleans
| l3-l6d, middling Orleans 5Ssd, low mhdhng
Orleans 7-l6d, good ordinary Orleans 5-l6d.
! ordinary 4s4d
p. m.-Futures Uplands low middling
clause, July delivery 33o4d sellers July and
| August 3l-64d, sellers; August and September
! S2'-04d, sellers; September and October l7-04d,
| buyers; October and November ll-6ld, buyers;
! November and December 1064d sellers; De-
cemoer and January 9-64d, buyers; January
and nd : February . 64d, BUYERS; September
! NEw YoRk, July 81, noon-Cotton Arm;
middling uplands 10 1l-l6c, mlddlinG Orleans
! 10 l3 l6c; sales 81 bales.
| Futures-The market opened steady, with
sales as follows: July delivery 10 66c; August
| 10 use; September lac; October Q sac; November
4ic; December 8 Acc.
500 D. m.-Cotton closed firm; middlng up
lands 10 ll-ltc middling Orleans 10 l3-lGc; sales
to-day "a bales; net receipts 80 bales, gross 3l5
! bales
Futures-The market closed very steady, with
sales of IS, 400 bales, as follows: July delivery
| 10 71G1lO 7Sc, August 10 7211O 40 September
| Q 1903 nc. October 9 53c, November and De
cember 1909 44c. January 1909 SOC, Feb
ruary 56@9 sc, March 9 64c, April 9u@
Hubbard Price & Co. S cotton circular saws:
| Liverpool seems at last to have become uer-
| vous over the August deal. and our market to-
I day hHS advanced under a buying demand from
tibet market to cover short sales The bull party
| sold freely above 10 zoe, pursuing the same
| policy they have followed OF preventing the ad
| vance above 10 75c. 1t is estimated that about
| 10000 bales of cotton will be rendered to-
| morrow, and while 1t is well understood that
| cotton will be taken up, notices will be allowed
| 70 run to shake out long interest held by out
Slders. Short interest outstanding Is still large
| Later months have only slightly participated
in the advance but firnier feeling exists than
| for some time past"
GALVESTON, July 26-Cotton steady; middling
97Ac; net receipts 81 bales. gross 81; sales /
bale; stock S44 bales; exports, coastwise 49S
| bales.
NORFOLK, July 26.-Cotton steady; middlng
| 104c; net receipts liz bales, gross 1l2 sales IA
bales: stock $3.50 bales; exports, coastwise 81
| bales.
BALTIMORE, July26-Cotton nominal; middlng
| 101tc; net receipts 1903 bales, gross 1909; sales -
| stock ,654 bales.
BosroN, July 26.-Cotton quiet; mddng
| 1880; net receipts l0S bales gross 1911; sale;
mono; stock none; exports, to Great Britain 49,
| bales.
WILMINaToS, July 26-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 9$4c; net receipts none, gross none; sales
none; stock 74s bales.
PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 1890; net receipts 20 bales, gross 20
stock $50 bales
| NEW ORLEANS, July 26.-Cotton dull; mid
ding 92sc; net receipts 261 bales Sa gross POI
| MOBILE, July 26.-Cotton firm; middlne
| 9s4c; net receipts So bales, gross 3d. sales 81
bales; stock 2,045 bales; exports, coastwise 10t
| bales.
MEMPHIS, July 26.--Cotton steady; middling
1Oc; receipts 126 bales; shipments $50 bales
sales 200 bales; stock 1903 bales.
| AUGUSTA July 26.-Cotton quiet; middlnG
| 101sc; receipts IS bales sales IS bales.
| CHARLESTON, July 26-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 95zc; not receipts ia bales, gross ia
sales 10 bales; stock 40 bales.
| New YORK, July 26.-COnSolidated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day 1893 bales
| exports to Great Britain 4,572 bales to the
| continent -, stock at all American port
| 1911 ,S42 bales
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, July 26. noon.-wheat firm; de
mand fair; holders offer sparingly. Corr
firm: demand fair.
NEW Yosx. July &c, noon.-Flour quiet but
steady. Wheat lower and unsettled Corr
lower. Pork steady; mess S14 55@15 90. Larc
| u
5:O0p. m.-Flour, southern steady with light
demand. Wheat-cash firm, with light trading
| closed weak; No. red, August delivery S934 a
9O4c; September delivery S91s@9Oc. Corn
cash dull and l4QII5c lower; options NC lower
| No. 2, August delivery b3@54c; September 531s
| Q54l4c. Oats-cash 19011c lower; options
steady; No. 2 July delivery 36c; August delivery
| 301fc; No. spot Soc. Hops in light demand
| Coffee, spot fair Rio nominal at 14ISc; options
| higher and only moderately active; No Rio
July delivery II l5@ll 25c, August delivery
filming BLOC; refined quiet. Molasses steady
| Petroleum firm; refined 71sc at all ports. Cot
ton seed oil 4xc for crude and 46447c fol-
refined. Tallow quiet. Potatoes dull and weak
| Hides quiet. Wool quiet. Pork steady and
moderately active. Beef dull. Cut meats quiet
| Middles nominal Lard, Western steam, on spot
| SIS IS; August delivery s. 741S IS; September
delivery IS 1898 IS. Freights quiet; cotton
| 5-64d, grain ND.
CHICAGO. July 26.-In spite of a very nervous
feeling and some pretty bold selling, wheat on
the whole held up well to-day. August was at
one time full lie under the closing price yester-
| day. Under the depression there a quick
| rally to Soc or better The best price of the
morning was on the opening bulge on strong
cables Of higher British markets. The selling of
two strong Chicago spectators broke the mar
| ket from o0asc to 1880 for August. There was
| a rally TO S0lAc, when il went Off a second time
to 1886. and az quickly returned to S01sc Sep
SO1xc, closing at SOC. August closed NC under
last night. Corn was heavy. The result of the
session was a decline of 1c in August from the
close yesterday July sold at 45c and 1880
| August sold at 46c to open, up to 464c, down TO
| 45S4c, followed by rally and then another drop
| to 45c. Before the close there was a rally to
45I5c and the third break to 4515c. The drop
! which caused the price to touch 45c was due TO
| a rumor that the number of cars for Friday
| would reach 800, when the real estimate was
| 3O2 cars. There was lively selling at times by
| both the country and the local crowd with only
| shorts as buyers. The great amount OF corn
| which has come out OF late gives the impression
| that the trades are getting pretty well eyencd
| up in the corn pit. Oats wer- dull and easy
| during the greater part of the day, but toward
the close worked slightly hrmer Trading was
| largely In August. Provisions received more
| attention. For cash delivery there was more
! freedom and berality in buying and in a
speculative way business was quite active.
| From the start trading was we'll maintained.
| The work Of reducing short lines was prosecuted
| with considerable viSor, and the interest devel-
| oped was more than ordinarily general Price
! changes were within moderate limit. At the
| close short ribs were the same as yesterday
! lower.
| Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
| steady aud unchanged Wheat - No 2 sprin <
! si155GSl5Ac; No. 2 red Sic. Corn No 2 l5:ac.
| Oats-No 2, 20AM30c. Mess pork, per barre.
! 2l3fJ4l3 ~ Lard Mt s. 81. Short rib sides
| loose s. l2lafls Is. Dry sailed shoulders boxed
! g. 25117 49, Short clear S. S711cD9 No. Whisky
$120.
! Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Hig lsst Closing.
No 2wHEAr-
July delivery. s24 sen sl9s
! Aug. delivery. oO1a SJA 1935