The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-10
ap m.-sales of tn. day included 5000 bales


delivery. SO-64d, value; July and August
8 29-64d, buyers: August and September ss-04d.
sellers; September and October 5000, buyers;
October and November l364d, buyers; No
vember and December 5ll-6td, buyers; Decem-
Der and January 1i-64d, value; January and
February ll-64d, value; September 2S-6ad,
sellers. Market dull
4 p. mixtures: Uplands. low middling
clause, July delivery 31-o4d. sellers; July ana
August 3O-64d, Sellers August and September
h2s-o4d, buyers; September and October lS-oid,
November and December 5 12-64d, buyers; De-
cember and January 1I-64d, buyers: January
and February II SD buyers September
es-64d, buyers. Market closed steady,
middling uplands 10 $3.50, middling Orleans
10 7-16c; sales 95 bales.
Futres-Msrket opened steady, with sales
as follows: July delivery 10 &c; August 10 SIC;
4Sc; December Q 4Sc
500 p. m,-Cotton closed quiet but steady;
middlipg uplands lossc, middling Orleans 1910;
reported 4,2al bales for export and l,143 for
spinning; net receipts SO bales, gross 5s5
FutuFes-Market oloHed steady, with sales OF
81 goo bales, as follows: July delivery 10 $40
&c. October 9 6T49 sc, November and De
cember 50Gts Sic, January Sc 90 5sc, Feb.
ruary 5000 CSC, March 9T20s 73c, April 80
90 Sic, Nav Q SS19 soc.
Messrs. Hubbard. Price g. Cos cotton circu-
lar to-day says: Our market for certificates
continued exceedingly nervous, especially for
the summer months At the opening good.
sized buying orders for August had to be filled
for eastern account and sellers for that month
being few placed the market in firm position.
There seemed to be a liberal supply of Septem-
Der oil day, and while no particular demand for
the later months could be noticed. spots have
been advanced 1-16c additional. The sales of
last week not reported yet were 4 221 bales for
export and Jas bales for nome consumption;
The market continued feverish all day and
without any very clear feature, but the cost has
averaged a trife fuller than on Saturday, clos
ing points better on August and higher on
the balance of the list"
GALVESTON, July Cotton quiet; middling
IL Ice; net receipts 50 bales, gross so; sales
6 bales; stock 1856 bales.
NoRFoLK, July 9.-Cotton steady; middling
10 ll6c; net receipts 1874 bales, gross 1874; sales
BIZ bales: stock 1856 bales; exports, coast
wise GA bales.
BALTIMORE, July 9.-Cotton quiet; middling
l014c net receipts = bale, gross 396 bales;
sales none; stock z .023 bales; exports, coastwise
| 254 bales.
Bosros. July Cotton quiet: middling 1oSsc;
net receipts 1856 bales, gross 76l; sales none;
WILMINGTON, July Cotton firm; mid
ding 9Itc; net receipts bales gross 3; sales
none; stock 1869 bales; exports, coastwise IS
| bales.
PHILADELPHIA, July 9.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 1016c; net receipts - bales, gross 527;
stock 74Sl bales exports, to Great Britain 2, 1870
bales, to the continent 500.
NEW OHLhANSt July S-NJObVOU QulcI UuO
steady; middlng 9S@c; net receipts 81 bales,
gross 405: sales 800 bales; stock 49, 481 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 1859 bales.
MOBILE, July 9.-Cotton steady; middling
| e1Sc; net receipts bales, gross ,; sales 200
bales; stock 5,335 bales; exports, coastwise 800
bales.
MEMPHIS, July 9-Cotton firm; middling
| 976c receipts li9 bales; shipments 70l bales
sales 400 bales; stock 11,017 bales
| AUGUSTA, July 9.--Cotton firm; middling SIC;
receipts 10 bales; sales 40 bales
| CHARLESTON, July Cotton quiet; middling
| 9Ac net receipts 6 bales, gross q; sales Is
ATLANTA, July 9.-Cotton firm; middling
| 914c; receipts bales
NEW YORK, July 9.-Consoldated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to-day 1907 bales;
| exports to Great Britain 55S bales. to France
721 bales to the continent 100 bales stock at all
! American ports 233, 373 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, July 9. noon.-Wheat firm; de
mand fair; holders offer moderately. Corn
| firm; demand fair.
but steady Wheat higher Corn higher Pork
dull; mess S14 55115 90. Lard steady at IS 550
621f Freights quiet
| 5 D. m-Flour southern steady. closing easy.
| Wheat-optIons closed barely steady and 140
| &c above bottom prices, speculation moderate
| cash lower, only moderately active; No red,
July delivery ss4@S9 316c;. August delivery
| IS 11-16GS9s5c Corn opened strong. closed
with a reaction; trade moderate; No. 2, August
| delivery 5676(657a4c; September 576615S34c
| Oats dull No. 2, August delivery 3l16O313sc;
| September 30166o31c; No. spot 36037c. Hops
| Hay steady but quiet. Hops quiet Coffee,
| fair Rio firm at 141ec; options 15Gl20 points
higher, but very quiet; No, Rio, July delivery
| II Boil Soc, August delivery 10 10@10 Doc
| Sugar strong and in fair demand; centrifugal
| 96 test 51sc refined active and strong. Molasses
dull. Petroleum firm; refined 714c at all
| ports. Cotton seed oil-crude 42c, refined i5c
| Tallow easy at 15-16c Potatoes quiet. Eggs
| Hides IN liuht danaOd Wool mi
| but steady. Pork steady Beef hams steady
Beef dull. Cut meats firm; picked bellies Slsc
| Middles nominal. Lard opened steady but
closed depressed. and 1916 points lower and
very dull; Western steam, As so; August delivery
| IS 4608 30. Freights to Liverpool steady; cot
| ton 5-64d, grain 2021sd.
| CHICAGO, July o.-Wheat started strong on
| bad weather reports, firm cables and curb in
| flueRces August sold Nc higher at the open
| ing, at S2$4c. Other futures opened S6c higher
at SIC for September They were the highest
| points OF the session. A very large part Of the
| business was Of a scatping nature. There was
| some outside business mostly on the bull side,
| and it struck the market wrong for the day
| The selling was partly by the longs, who could
| let go on the decline and take profits. There
| was more short selling on the theory that the
| government figures tomorrow will be bearish
| The visible supply figures cut but little figure
| as the decrease was about as eXpected-5S6, 900
| bushels, The weather map showed rain in the
| preset wheat harvest belt, but the Influence was
| balanced by reports from Cairo and other
| points that wheat was Vie ding well III quality
! and quantity from the thresher. During the
| forenoon August declined TO 6l5sc, and for an
| hour showed disposition to rally from this
| point but half an hour before the close the
| crowd weakened and the price went of TO size
| or nc under the closing price of Saturday.
| Wheat closed just lc lower for August at slL4c.
| The crowd was long on corn to-day, and after
| ward prices opened higher, but failed to ad
| vance from opening figure. There a
larger quantity for sale than usual of late. The
| decrease in the visible supply was liz 900
! many expected on account Of the recent move
ments. The decrease here for the week was
| il17 900 bushels Liberal out inspection, light
| receipts and the conditions at the close on
| SATURDAY caused the better early prices. Oats
| ruled firm and new crop future advanceI
| sharply. portion of the improvement was
| lost later in the day, July declining in sympa-
| thy but closing at Saturdays last quotations
| August left off asc higher than Saturday. An
! advance in hogs caused firmer feeling among
! holders Of the product, and early sales were At
| slightly higher prices. Later offerings exceeded
| the demand and n weak feeling developed
! especially in lard, which declined 7Iz1lOc and
| closed 50171Sc lower than Saturday. Pork and
| short ribs, however, closed steady at 2l605c
| advance.
Cash quotations we're as follows: Flour
better inquiry on foreign account as well as
! from homo buyers; no quotabe change IN
prices. Wheat-No. spring s216c No red
| s2L4c Corn-No 2 $3.50. Oats-No. 2, 324
| t35c. Mess pork per barrel, 2l3 IS. Lard
az SSl5. Short rib sides, loose g. CD. Dry
salted shoulders, boxed 81 40Ql6 %. Short clear
S. O50s10 Whisky 81 ~.
Leading futures ranged as follows
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