The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-28

1.-THE market closed tonight with 10 points ad-
vance on August and with little change in more
distant positions. Many notices of August
tenders were issued this morning, reprcSenting
il is estimated $4,000 bales for delivery, but
these had small effect, aud after midday none
appeared to be in circulation, the bull marty eO-
parently providing for them. The feeling con
tinues very nervous short interest losing conf
dence and paying constantly higher prices for
contracts. While this feeling stimulates prices
otaers are leaving Angus to manlpulatons OF
Interest in it nov and few engagements are
made for that delivery. Absorption Of notices
apparently indicates intention to rcccive
cotton, and is believed TO show tAAt the bull
clique have not accomplished their designs
business is checked ny the artificial condition
Of the market, all interest being conferred on
d sputants in New YORK w
GALVESTON, July 27-Cotton nominal; middling
95.c.
NoRFoLK, July 27,-Cotton steady; middliug
l04c.
BALTIMORE, July 27.-Cotton nominal; middling
l0ltc.
BosroN, July 27.-Cotton quiet; middIing
loAc.
9l4c.
ParLADELpHrA, July 27,-Cotton firm; middlins
10 15-6c.
New ORLEANS, July 27-Cotton dull; middling
oIsc.
MopILr, July 27.-Cotton firm; middung
9%c.
MEMPHIS, July 27,-Cotton steady; middling
Toe.
AUGUSTA, July 27.-Cotton firm; middlins
l0lsc.
Charleston, July 27.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 9iSC.
MoNraoMERY, July 27.-Cotton firm; mid
CoLuMnus, July 27.-Cotton quiet; middllns
954c
ROME. July 27.-Cotton steady; midIline
Q l5-l6c.
ArLASrA July s7.-Cotton steady middling
Zoe.
New YoaK, July demonstrated net re
ceipts for all cotton potts to-day l.St0 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 927 bales. to the
continent l16s; stock at all American ports
1879, 655 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES,. rrc.
LIVERPOOL, July 81, noon.--Wheat stendy ;
demand poor; holders Offer moderately receipts
of wheat for the past three days 10000 centals,
of which 10000 were American. Corn easy;
demand poor; receipts of American corn for
the past three days were Sc, 300 centals. Weather
unsettled.
New York. July 81, noon.-Flour quiet but
steady. Wheat 1s64c higher Corn Li@s1c
better. Pork steady; mess $l4 15@l5 90. Lard
higher and firm at IS SOS STA Freghts
steady.
300 p m.-Flour, southern quiet but firm 4;
common to fair extra S. 90D3 90; good 10 choice
| 81 O0U5 90. Wheat-spot ruled quiet but firm
closed strong; options irregular, closed strong
at an advance of 1b17sc; No. red August de
| livery S9AG9OSsc; September delivery S06S0Ac,
| October goa 90tSc. Corn-caSh litm; options
firm and speculation moderate, No }. August
delivery 523aGp531ec; September 800 3}Sc, DC
| tober 031sD535SC. Oats -cash 4Nlec lower;
| options steady for August, others ls@ 14c lower;
! No. =, August delivery 30lec, September 29GD
| 201sc, October 231Sc. Hops quiet but steady.
| Coffee, spot fair Rio dull at 14c options mode
rately active; No Rio, July delivery II 2JQG
| II &5c, August delivery 10 550l10 63c. sugar
| dull and unchanged; refined easier on low
| grades Molasses duh and nominal Petroleum
! firm. Cotton seed oil a lac for crude and
46047c for refined. Tallow quiet. Hides quiet
and unchanged. Wool quiet but steady. Pork
| tirmer and fairly active; mess 5l4 25Gtl4 80 for
Old; SIS oo@l5,r . for new. Beef dull Beef
! India mess Si2 50916 on. Cut meats firm; clear
| bellies 91ec Middes dull. Lard firm, trade
rather quiet, Western steam, on spot So 8oQs 95;
| s. 15Cl6 81; refined IS so to the continent.
| Freights quiet
| CHICAGO, July 27.-Wheat declined early on
! selling by leading local operator, but reacted
! before the first hour ended, and ruled several
| fractions better than the closing prices of yes
! terday. The total receipts Of wheat in sight in
points today were the largest of the season,
reaching $4,000 bushels. There Was a good
deal of quiet buying by foreign account, and
| this kept August above SOC. Prices ranged
| August 701ec to 79A0793Ac up to r014c, aud
steady at S01sc TO SOl4c, the last hour; Septem
| Der 79l4c, up to s096c, closing at sol9c Corn
| opened a fraction lower, and at first declined
| on large rece pts, and some local selling Prices
soon rallied 10 and above last NIGHTS close and
| continued strong to the end. August ranged
between 1414c aud 4519c, closin. at 151ac: sep
| TENDER closed at 451sc. Oats were dun and de
| clined 11e for all deliveries except July. PrOvis
| ions we're more active and stronger, especially
on pork, which advanced i0c TO 4IL6c flom the
opening figures, and closed at 3119c above yes
! terday's last sales. Sept mbcr opened at
| Sl3 S11@ and closed at 81 %; july ST. $50
| 10 O5 Lard was moderately active and closed
l0c better. September sold at - 10b5 81. and
| closed at SIS 81; May delivery e 9i1a Short
! ribs advanced 567tgc' and September closed at
| Cash quotations were follows: Flour
| quiet but steady Wheat-No. spring Sl@
| S2lac; No. red s1l5c. Corn No. 2, 455Ac
! Oats.No. 2, 293403)c Mess pork, per barrel
! Sl4 l04l4 l216 Lard at S. $1,000 10 Short
rib sides, loose IS 2O6,s 25. Dry Balted shoulders
boxed g. 25Gg7 40 Short clear IS 5;1s(I9 Co.
| Whisky 81 70
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. HKleSt. Closing