The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-21

sales as follows: July delivery 10 64c; August
! 10 6ec; September . soc; October SEC; November
| 0 49c; December i9c.
middling uplands 10 1lltc, middlng Orleans
10 l3-l6c; sales TO day ll7 bales, last evening
| Corrected ,S4 bales; net receipts none
Futures-rhe market closed steady, with
sales of 81, 800 bales, es follows: July delivery
10 64Glo 65c August 10 67GSl0 $50, September
9 5000 Sic, October 51@9 5sc, November and
rlary 600 CSC, March 70@9 &c, April rs
90 19c, May $500 SIC.
Hubbard. Price 4 Co cotton circular saws;
Very Little positive animation was shown at
any time during the day. Efforts at manpula-
ton see II 10 have ceased for the moment and
with the bulhsh feeling toned down. the
tendency appeared TO be To get rid of portion
of August holdings aud slI- to realize had a
Weakening influence. Offerings were fairly
taken care OF. but at the close rates for August
contracts sold points under last evening New
crop prices have been fairly maintained, with
an apparent tendency to buy September at a
large difference in cost. Other months are
about unchanged"
GALVESTON, July 2o.-Cotton steady; middling
9Ac.
NORFOLK, July 9O.-Cotton steady; middling
l0t4c
BALTIMORE July 20-Cotton nominal; middling
109sc
BosroN, July 2O.-Cotton quiet but firm; mid
ding l034c.
wILMINeroN, July 9o.-Cotton quiet; middling
9Abc; n.,, 1,,uao c,.+,, ou,,. ,,,,,,,,..
NptSN'i
New ORLEANS. July 9o.-Cotton firm; middling
9Isc.
MEMPHIS, July 2O-Cotton steady; middlng
| 10c
AUGUSTA, July 90.-Cotton firm; middling
! 10lsc.
Charleston, July 2O-Cotton nominal; mid
| ding 93.c.
/ MoxraoMrRY, July 9o.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding 93Sc
CoLUMaus, July 2o.-Cotton quiet middling
| 9ac.
NASHVILLE, July 20.-Cotton firm; middling
| o7Ac.
SELMA, July 2O.-Cotton steady middling 9}4c
ROME, July 20,-Cotton steady; middling
New YORK, July 2O-Consolidatod net re
cents for all cottD ports to-day 6Jl bales,
| exports, TO Great Britain 3,0A bales TO the
continent 92 bales; stock at all American ports
| 2l03lS bales
| PROVISIONS GRocERIEs ETC.
LIVERPOOL, July 20, noon.-Wheat quiet;
| demand poor; supply good; receipts of wheat
for the past three days $4,000 contals, of which
| $1,000 were American. Corn quiet; demand
poor; receipts OF Am 'rican corn for the past
three days we're 49, 900 centals. Weather close
| amt cloudy.
NEW YoRK, July 20, noon.-Flour quiet and
| unchanged Wheat higher Corn better Pork
steady; mess Sli 55915. Lard firmer at IS IS.
500 p. m.-Flour, southern quiet. Wheat,
cash stronger; options unsettled No . red,
| August delivery S9lSGS01Sc, September delivery
options 1s33sc lower; No. ? August delivery
| 547sGD551sc Oats, cash 1fc better; July ad
vaDced l1bc on covering of shorts; Others dull;
| No ., July delivery 3Nc Hay quiet but steady.
| Hops unchanged Coffee spot fair Rio nominal;
| options unsettled; July delivery II 000ll Toe,
| AUGUST delivery 10 356l0 45c. Sugar FIRM re-
fined strong and active 6I9@ol6c OF 61s
| 677c, mould \ c34c, standard 4 7146 12sc, cut
| prunulatHD !
Molasses steady. Cotton seed oil Acc for
| crude and 46047c for refined. Tallow steady at
| 41sc. Hides in light demand. Wool steady and
| quiet. Pork firm; trading light. Beef dull.
| Cut meats firm and very quiet. Middles nomi-
nal. Lard strong; Western steam, on spot
So 6216; refined S. IS to the continent Freights
steady.
CHIcAGo July 2O.-Wheat was steady to firm
| to-day for good reasons Early cables were
conflicting. on Thursday, but continental ad
| vices were builish, and the taking of eleven
boat loads at New York for export about noon
caused n rally that put prices several fractions
| over the close last night and caused August to
| sell a shade better than the advance opening
| price this morning. Receipts here were forty
eight cars, at St Louis 90 600 bushels, and at all
| primary wheat n sight markets but 25j,OD
| bushels These were offset by light clcarauceS
| at New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore The
action until near the close was: August SO$8c
| down to 1850 and up to SO11c; September S)14c
| down to 1g3SC and up to 1876. Closing prices
| were slightly under the top for the day and n
| was in good condition for little reaction this
| morning and selling by couple Of heavy local
| spectators started the crowd Helped by the
| receipts of 226 cars this morning. the break
| came easily, and August sold from AZ &c down
| TO 471Ac in short ord n. Later the feeling
| changed The estimate for Saturday was lSO
| cars. and n slow rally took August up to i79sr
| and the close was at 4119c, or Hc under last
| night. In oats there vas nothing of special in
| terest and only moderate trading aud prices re-
| NAMED in SO small range that there was no
| essential changes. Provisions were active and
| stronger. Arrivals of hogs were hgnt and prices
| 20c higher. the COnSumptiye demand from
| outside points has improved and sales Of the
| cash product for immediate and future ship
| ments showed decided improvement. shorts
| rushed to cover. offerings not partcn
! larly large. The most activity was at the open
| ing when prices touched the 'hlGhest point.
| August pork touched Sl3 50, but hrose to Sl3 90
| and closed at Sl3 67If an advance Of 5@ml0c
| over vest rday's close. The English crowd took
| hold of lard and August sold at IS i1IedS 52I9
| and closed at 80 AN. net gain Of N9 Short
| ribs for Angus we're purchased freely at s. 921a
| a : 95. a gain of 121ac
| Cash quotations were follows: Flour
! quiet and unchanged. Wheat-No spring
| slI6G7 s314c; No. , red s212c Corn-No e. 473s
| GHI5c Oats-No. ,, 30}4G3c. Mess pork, per
| barrel, sI3 67l9Gtl3 70. Lard SIS A.. Short rib
sides loose 81 IS. Dry salted shoulders, boxed
| S6 9D6J7 o. Short clear IS 5j(tS TO. Whisky
| 81 20.