The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-14

October and November delivery 36-G4d; Sep
tember Cd. Futures dull at the decline -,
1900 p. m.-Sales of the day included 300
bales of meric1u.
American midd.ilg Sled
FutureS-Anerlcan middling. low m ddllng
clause, July delivery 264d value; July and
August esd. sell rs; August aod september
Cd, sellers; September and October 4S-olu,
sellers; October and November SD sellers;
November and december 8364d. buyers; De
cenloer and January 33-64d, sellers. January
and February &c. ID. sellers; September od, sell
ers. Market closed quiet but steady.
NEW YORK, July Is. noOn.-Cottoa STEADY MID
ding upiandS llLc. In.ddl.ns dreams lI12c'
sales to-day S2l bales.
Futures Tine market opened steady and
and closed steady, with sales as llows; July
delivery opened at ID 49c and closed at 10 4oc;
August opened at 10 soc AMI closed at 10 f4c;
September opened at 10 be aTd closed at 10 nc:
October opened at 8 93c and c oSed at 3 gle
November opened at 8 S5c aud closed at Sc;
December opened at . soc and closed at 9 Sc
500 p. m.-Cotton closed steady; sales 81
pal s. mid ling up andS ll54c; ihl i1Ang Ut
leans 111kc; net receipts bales, gross go.
Futures Market clio ed easy on August.
steady other months; sales 1920 bales, as
flows: July delivery 10 46010 4Sc. August de
livery 10 44G1l0 45c, September 10 800 10 lie.
October delivery 9l019 95c ,oveulber delivery
| 9 $500 SIC uecer1ber del very } IS 20 So, Ian
uary delivery 9 1919 Csc, February delivery
10 0l0l0 02e, Warren delivery - % 0l0 l0c. \ Ri
delivery 10 f1gll0 lSc. ay delivery 10 25Gl 10 &c
The cotton review of the sun saws: cotton
futures were points lower for August, which
was thrown over freely ny diSEuSted longs.
| Liverpool was dull and lower. Crop advices in
the main were favorable, and on the decline
| stop orders we're encountered. Wall street
| houses were sellers. Interest 'centere in Au-
gust, and other options declined only l to 2
! points. Cotton on spot was steady"
GALVESTON, July l3.-CotJon quiet; middhng
| 103sc net celpt none, gross none; sales -
| bales; stock 223 bales
NORFOLK, July 13.-Cotto1 steady; middling
lie; net receipts ? bales, gross ,; stock 524
BALTIMORE, July 13.-Cotton quiet; middling
1850; net receipts So bales, gross 55 sales none
| STOCK 1881 bales.
Boston. July IS.-Cotton quiet; middlinc 1134
| 0l115c; net receipts none, gross % bales;
| sales none: stock none; exports, to Great Bri-
tain 107 bales.
> y 1LMISGTJS. July 18.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 1l14c; - recel pts none, gross none; sales
none; took 262 bales.
PHILADELPHIA July 1S.-Cotton firm: mid
ding ll19c; neG rece pts bales, gross 50; sales
- bales; stock 6093 bales.
| New ORLEANS July 13-Cotton steady;
| quotations revised; mlddling lie; net receip :
5 baeS, ross bales; aes 325 bales; stock IS, S33
! bales; exports to the continent 161 bales.
MOBILE, July 15.-> otton quiet; middline
| l0Ac; II It receipts bales. gross q; ales none;
stOcn $50 bales; exports, coastwise l07 bales.
| MEMPHIS, July l3-Cotton quiet; mi ding
| 10Mc; receipts II bales; shipments none; sales
/ QOnSs SlOCh 900 bateS
| AUGUSTA July 13. Cotton firm; mid1ling 1056
| Ollie; receipts 27 bales; shipments - bales
| sales none: STOCK 59l UaeS.
CHARLESTON, July l3.-Cotton nominal: mid
ling l01Sc; neJ receipts none. gross none; sales
none; STOCK (corrected) 2SS bales; exports, coast
wise 20S bales.
ATLANTA July 13.-Cotton firm; niddling
| upiands 1U6sc; no receipts.
| NEW YORK, July l3.-Consolidated net receipts
| at all cotton ports today rs bales; exports,
to Great Britain 107 bales, TO the cont nent
| l61 bales; STOCK at all American ports l62, 0S9
| bales.
| The total visible supply of cotton for the
world is 1864 26S bales. of which $50, SOS bales
are American, against 1,32),3l8 and 93s, 91S
bales, respectively, last year. Receipts at ali
interior towns for the week 1885 bales. Re
ceipts from plantations - bales. Crop in sight
| 6,S34,510 bales.
PROVISIONS GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL July 10, noon-wheat firm; de-
mand poor; holders offer moderately; California
Is los 3D. Corn demand poor; No. mixed
western Is 1OAd.
easy. Wheat duh and higher. Corn quiet and
steady. Pork dull AMI unchanged. Lard quiet
aud weak at Sc 90. Freights steady.
| 500 p. m.-Flour., Southern, qulet. Wheat
| dull but stronger-No. red, $50 lIS01bc in
store; o lions dull-No. , red, July ,lelive 8 C.
| August delivery S415c, September delivery SAC,
October delivery $3.50. Corn steady-No. ?, 40
42A in store; bottoms dull, but firn-No >. July
| closing at 421@c, September delivery AZ l5-l6c,
Oats dull but steady; options irmer and quiet
| July delivery &C August delivery 253Sc, Sep
tember delivery 2714c-No spot, &c. Hops
| steady. Coffee-options closed firm on Dec IN
Der. others irregular and unchanged TO points
up lower cables-July delivery IA 35Gll4 40c;
! August delivery IA 40914 soc; spoc Rio stron
fair cargoes 17lec. Sugar depressed -Refined
| quiet and steady. MolaSseS dull. Petroleum
steady; refined, here, 81 20. Cotton seed oil
| dull. Tallow strong. Pork quiet; mess $l30
of lot. ooY, .lN -
| quiet. Cut meats steady. Middies dull. Lard
| frmer; Western st am So 62L5, city Sc Is; op.
| tions--August delivery So GO 0S6 81, September
delivery S. 7214. Freights firm; cotton, 5-3t9
! CHICAGO, July 13-There twas fairly good
| trading III wheat, but most of the business was
transacted early in the session. IAt the start, a
| feeling of ErmneSs existed, but tliS soon gave
| place to a weak panlcky feeling The opening
! was strong and prices, after some slight tiuc-
| tuations, were advanced 1@Q1Nc. Later selling
| became general, and prices declined 234c for
July and INC for deferred futures, and closed 1c
| lower for July and tS0Ll4c for other futures
| than vest erday. A prominent local trader was
| reported as being free seller. Corn ruled
| rather quie. the greater part of the session,
though there were periods of moderate activity.
| The feeling was rather easier, and slightly lower
| prices were established. The market opened at
| yesterdays closing prices. and DID Off grddu-
| ally l4c, remained quiet and inactive, changing
but LITTLE and closing Is G,l4c lower than yeSer-
day. In oats an active business transpire1
within narrow range OF prlc IS. Trading was
only moderate in mess pork. Opening sales
were made at Sc decline, but an advance of
| l215015c was established with fair buying
Later the market ruled easier and prices re
ceded 5Gl1c. and closed quiet. LAID was quiet
| and firm. Ribs steady unchanged.
| Cash quotations we're as follows: Flour dull
| and unchanged. Wneau-No. 2 spring. a.
7714c; No. : red ;7978>2c. Corn-No. 2, 35Bc.
! Oats-No . 29Ac. Mess pork at I'll 300
| II IS. Lard at sc 25- Short rib sides at S. 10.
shoulders IS $500 3115
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Closing
| No. WHEAT