The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-06

of American
Futuras-Up lands. low middling clause, July
delivery S5-e4d, sellers: July and August
33o4d, sellers; August and September Sl-64d.
sellers; September and October 2l-64d, buyers;
October and November l6-64d, sellers; No
vember and December 14-oid, sellers; Decem-
Der and January 5 l4-64d. sellers; January and
February li-64d, sellers; September 3l-64d.
sellers. Market steady.
Good middling uplands sod, middling up
lands s-l6d, low middling upands 5-lod; good
Texas 5$4d, middling Texas a-l6d. low mid
ding Texas l6d. good ordinary Texas 5lsd,
ordinary Texas 434d; good middling Orleans
13l6d, middling Orleans SGD low middling
Orleans 1-l6d, good ordinary Orleans 3-l6d.
ordinary AID.
p. MIXTURES: Uplands. low middllng
clause, July delivery $3.50, buyers; July and
August S3-64d, sellers; August and September
b3l-c4d. sellers September and October 2l-64d,
value; October and November l6-64d, sellers;
November and December l46ld, sellers; De-
cemoer and January l6-64d, sellers: January
and February ii 64d, sellers; September
81 -64d. Market closed quiet.
NEW YORK, July 5, noon-Cotton firm;
middling uplands 10 5-16c, middling Orleans
FuturesLMarket opened dull but firm, with
sales as follows: July delivery 10 23c; August
10 DOC; September S5c; october CSC; No
vember soc; December &c.
500 D. m.-Cotton closed flrm middling up
lands 10 516c, middling Orleans 10 II C; sales
to-day 142 bales; net receipts - bales, gross
none.
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales of
81 800 bales as follows: July delivery 10 ESQ
10 29c, August 10 34l10 35c, September $40
Sic, October 63I9 64c November and De-
cember 3 55@9 SEC. January $500 64c, Feb
ruary 97o90 lie March 9TSGS9 roc, April $50
Messrs Hubbard. Price & Co.'S cotton circu-
lar to-day says: Increased ANIMATION and
another upward turn on values have character
lied the market for contracts to-day. The
market opened at about Tuesdays closing
prices. Shortly after the first call large buying
orders came, especially for July and August,
and as they began to develop the demand was
increased by some free covering raising old
crop 6t07 poiats almost without check. This
seemed to bring matters up and drew out heavy
offerings, and under which there was shrink
age of points, which wiped out the entire ad-
vance New crop sympathized to some extent.
but some fair selling took place"
GALVESTON, JuIy 5-Cotton steady; middling
9ll-lGc; net receipts none, gross none; sales
lib bales; stock 1873 bales; exports, coaStwiSe
1891 bales.
NoRFoLK, July 5.-Cotton firm; middIing
10 l-l6c; net receipts y bales, gross 72; sales
1,4i4 bales: stock 7,77l bales; exports, coast
wise bales.
BALTIMORE, July s. Cotton quiet but steady;
mddng i04c net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock 6,755 bales; sales to spinners
$50 bales; exports to Great Britain 2,276 bales.
BOSTON, July 5.-Ootton quiet and firm;
middling l0ssc; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock none; exports, to Great Brl-
tain 100 bales.
WILMINGTON, July 5.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 915c; net receipts % bales, gross %; sales
none; stock 1,070 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, July 5.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 109sc net receipts bales, gross Is;
stock (actuaD 9,555 bales.
New ORLEANS, July 6.-Cotton quiet but
firm; middhng 9t4c; net receipts 3O6 bales, gross
367; sales LOO bales; stock 1854 bales.
MOBILE July 5.-Cotton steady: middling
99Sc; net receipts 1872 bales gross 1872; sales 100;
stock 1888 bales.
MEMPHIS, July 5.-Cotton steady; middling
97sc; receipts 26 bales; shipments - bales;
sales 400 bales; stock IL IT'S bales exports, to
Great Britain 327 bales.
AUGUSTA, July 5.-Cotton firm; middling 97sc;
receipts 20 bales; sales for two days 1l2 bales.
CHARLESTON, July Cotton dull; middling
none; stock 716 bales
New YORK. July 5.-Consolidated net re-
CENTS for all cotton ports to-day 953 bales;
exports, to Great Britain ABB bales; stock at
all American ports 2456S2 bales
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL. July s. noou-wheat steady;
demand fair; holders offer moderately. Corn
firm; demand fair.
NEW YORK, July 5, noon.-Flour steady.
Wheat firm and higher Corn higher. Pork
dull Lard steady at 81 As. FreighJs firm.
800 p m.-Flour. southern firm. Wheat,
spot closed firm; options fairly active and 114G
&c higher, closing strong at about best prices;
No: red; July Y, delivery so2s@s9sse August
delivery SS5S@901sc, Corn, spot fairly active
and firm closing 1E1Szc higher; options mode
rately active, closing firm at an advance of 80
14c; No. 2, August delivery 55saGe56c; Sep
TENDER 5656957lsc. Oats spot strong; options
1A6h5Sc higher and moderately active, closing
barely steady; No. 2 July delivery 351443j3kc;
September $4,000 9-l6c; No. spot 351ec;
mixed Western 3S@3Sc Hops dull; State, com
mon to best 7C113c Coffee dull and nominal;
options quiet but steady, closing at an advance
OF 5MlO points: July delivery II Boa II 45c. Au-
gust deliveryl0 1910 SOC sugar, raw strong
gal, 90 test, 9-1Gc; refined in fair demand and
firm, Molasses steady; 1910 bid for 5O-test.
Petroleum steady; crude, in barrels 676G63sc;
refined &c at three ports. Cotton seed oil dull;
city 3 1j-l6G4c. Potatoes in fair demand and
steady. Eggs dull and weak. Hides quiet.
Wool quiet Pork steady; mess $15 00115 25
for new. $l4 o0014 25 for old. Beet quiet and
unchanged. Beef hams steady at S15 1916 90.
Tierced beef dull: city extra Iudia mess Sl2 50
Ole 50. Cut meats quiet and unchanged. Mid
dies dull and nominal Lard, spot less active,
closing firm and higher; Western steam, on pri-
active and hrmer; July delivery So 81, August
50 3l@S 81. Freights closed quiet; cotton 5-G4d;
grain ID.
CHICAGO, July 5.-The better feeling which
cropped out just little in wheat on Tuesday
came out boldly to-day The situation was such
as to encourage those who had begun to buy for
q reaction, and influenced others who were hes
itlung. The best bull Arguments came from
the seaboard. and from the other side Tue
amount on ocean passage decreased 1870, 900
bushels. Export clearances at New York alone,
were 43, 900 bushels, and at three Atlantic ports
10000. Primary receipts were 2l4GJj bushels
At New York exporters were among the early
buyers. The cables reported unfavorabo
weather In England and France, and some dis
appointment in the yield where threshing was in
progress. AT all points short sellers were re
ported very cautious. At this point July wheat
was scarce and at a premium The opening
sales were 1sc. higher for August, 16c. higher
September and 9sc higher for December Au-
gust sold from S015c. up TO 81 L6C., back to SiMc
on some local realizing. then UP to Sl36c. Tdis
was followed by another slight dip 10 1890
size and then came bulge at 1890 p. m. tax
ing the price to SIC. for moment. With frac-
ton or two les, later. Closing prices were July
S21Gc., August S2ISc. outside for the day, and
left August &c. over the close on Tuesday. Corn
was second only TO wheat in the advance TO-
day, one reason for the higher prices, being an
out inspection of $1,000 bushels July was
kept within I5038c. of August. There was
liberal selling by few brokers, with general
buying on short advance Short interest helped
the advance Oats scored an advance OF 3a6llIc
and left off on top. one of the bull factors was
receipts OF reports from a variety of sources by
scores of members Of the board that the storm
Of last night beat down the heavy crop over
large area in Illinois and Iowa, not less than 500
miles, damaging the crop greatly. The pro-
vision trade was moderate in volume and mostly
Of a scalping nature. Arrivals Of hogs were
light, and prices 56t10c higher Offerings Of
pork by n large packe were quite free, but all
was absorbed and prices advanced 7Mn1Oc
and closed al outside figures. Lard was pur
CHASED with a moderate degree Of free iJm by
parties who sold il Tuesday. and prices al
vanced 10c from last sales Tuesday. Short ribs
we're uiIet bat like, lard. apDrrciat.d flc