The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-30
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w W Una uS. ~ Roc Island $3.50. 94Is
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northwestern. l07 preferred 10, "
~ preferred. ID Texas Pacifi 800 10
lea anu LACK. l431s Tenn. Coal Il Iron. 3934
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Isl tennessee. 10 n. J. Central ....l10
lake LAKE Saore ....l0l1s Missouri Pacific co.'s
l. vile & Nash. co.'s Western Unoa. S4l4
Memphis & Char. TO Cotton oil certifi. 527z
Mobile Ohio. 1924 Brunswick ~ 24IS
Mash. & Chatt'a.. 95
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. July %, noon.-Cotton steady
ana III fair demand; american mid ling Lad; ;
sa'eS o,OUO ga 5, for speculation and export
LOgO; receipts 10000 bales-American 200.
Fhtures-Anerlcan ddlng. ,ow middling
clause July delivery 264d; July and August de
| very 2-64d, August and SAptember delivery
Q bold, September and October delivery As
| Oiu4o ~ "a /; October and November delivery
. o+-6ld November and December delivery
. 'o-o4d January and February delivery 43-54d /;
There were no tenders for delivery at to-day's
clearings.
200 =. m.-Sales of the day included 100
oales or american.
American good middling 7-16d: middhng
3,l6d; low middling I'd; good ordinary 534d;
ordinary Sgd.
FUTURES american middling, low middling
August delivery 6 7-6il sellers; August and
September delivery 6-64d, sellers; September
and October 49-i4t buyers; October and No
Vember 39-64d, sellers; November and Deem
Der Solid sellers; December and January
| 554-6id, sellers; January and February "a i4d
sellers; September Gold, sellers. Market closed
firm.
coop. mixtures: American mitdli7g, low
IN ddlnS clause July delivery 6-64i. sell
erS; July and August delivery 7-64d buyers
August and September delivery 6 64d.sellers;
Sc tember a ID October livery ; 50-6id.
sellers; October ami No, nber 4O-jid sell RS;
center and January IS Gid, sell rs; January
and February 34-64i, sellers; September
ga l. sellers. Market closed steady.
New York. July 90 noon-Cotton quiet;
middling upIands II 5-16c. m ddling Orleans
| II 9-16c; sales to-day 222 bales.
Futures-Market opened steady, with sales
as follows: July delivery 10 &c; August de
| livery 10 &c; September delivery 10 lie; Octo-
| her delivery 9ic; November delivery 8 SIC;
| December delivery Csc
500 p. Motion closed quiet; sales to-day
269 bales, also last week not before reported
1,UO2 bales for consumption and 1911 for export;
mia llIe up &nds II 5-16c; mIudlln- Orleans
| II 916c; net receipts 100 bales; gross 1j9.
Futures The market closed quiet but steady,
with sales OF 2',3 bales, as follows; July de
livery 10 61W10 CO., August delivery 10 80 %
10 SIC, September livery 10 l7Q10 1Sc, Octo-
Der delivery 0 9409 Csc, November delivery
Q So dg SIC, ecenlber delivery SO 80 soc;
10 0jQ10 Ole, larch delivery 10 07G10 Csc. Al ri
delivery 10 14010 15c. ay delivery 10 22lp 10 23c,
June delivery 10 30 q 10 BIC.
The cotton review of the sun says: Futures
were four to five points higher for this crop
and one to two up for the next owing mainly to
an advance in Liverpool where there was good
trade. Speculation mere was very small and
without features Of special interest There was
some foreign buying of late options. selling of
which was general. There were heavy rains in
Arkansas and Mississippi, and lighter rains
elsewhere but crop prospects seem to be
generally favorable. Cotton on spot was quiet
GALVESTON, July 29.-Cotton quiet; middlinR
lie; netr celpt none; gross none; sales nonei
stock 165 bales
NoRFoLK, July 29-Cotton steady; middling
lie; net rceipts bales, gross 2; stock AIS
bales; Sa eS bales
BALTIMORE. July 29.-Cotton quiet; middling
1l3Sc; net receipts none, gross none; sales -;
STOCK 1889 bales
BosroN, July 29-Cotton quiet; middling 11st
011115c; net receipts bales, gross BIZ; sales
none stock none.
ILmSGroN. July 29.-Cotton quiet; mid
dlinE llAc; II receipts none; gross none; sales
PHILADgLpH1A July 29-Cotton firm; mil
ding ll16c; net receipts 81 bales, gross 81;
StocN 6,9IO bales.
NEW ORLE ms July 29.-Cotton steady; mid
ding lie; net receipts bales, .rOsS 1856;
sales 450 bales; stock II ,539.
MOBILE July 29.-CotLon nominal; middling
IU14c. n re iclptS UdleSi EIOsS D, dloN none,
stock 406 bales; exp" Fts, coastwise 100 bales.
MEMPHIS, July 29.-Cotton quiet; lli4dling
1034c; receipts Il bales; shipments 223; sales
- olles stock 1.439 uales.
AUGUSTA July e. otton firm; iddling
1O5s@llc receipts "a bales; shipments Al bales;
sales none: stock 3l9 baieS.
CHARLESTON, July 29.-Cotton nominal: mid
ding 1889 net receipts bales, gross 5; sales
none; stock 13l bales.
ATLANTA July 29.-Cotton firm; mlddling
1U35c; no receipt.
new YORK July 29-Consoliiate net receipts
at all cotton ports to-day $50 bales; exports,
TO Great Britain 5, 1913 bales, 10 The cont. renJ
321 bales; STOCK at all American ports l26, 1867
bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL July q, noon-Wheat easy; de-
mand poor; holders offer freely. Corn steady;
demand poor.
NEW YORK, July 80 noon.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat active but irregular Corn
active aud stronger PORK dull and unchanged
at SIC 5Ou12 20. Lard dull and weak at 81 80.
Freights unsettled.
500 y. m.-Flour, Southern dull Wheat IN
settled; No. , red, SI54G13oc in store; options
irregular-No : red, July delivery $50 August
delivery $3.50, September delivery SIC.
Corn heavy; No. :, 1870 in elevator; options
steady-No. p July delivery 44c, August and
September delivery 1880. Oats higher; options
dull-July delivery 27Isc, August de livery 21Isc,
271sc; No. spot 1880 S}Sc. Hops quiet.
Coffee-o tions steady and 1O@l15 points up;
July delivery II l0c, August delivery IA 10 %
IA 25c September d. livery II IS I'D 30; spot
Rio steady-fair cargoes nc. Sugar-raw dull
and nom nal; refined iowe.-C 6I5GG,c, extra =
711@D71ac, white extra c rs .y718c, yellow "a
re off : l51Gl51sc, mould A SIC, standard
4 &C confectiOlecS A 61sc, cut loaf 91sc,
crushed 915c. powdered 91Sc, granulAted o34c
cubes &C. MJlasseS, foreign quiet; New Or
leans dull. Petroleum quiet but steady; crude
in barrels quiet; refined here, 81 10. Cotton
seed oil unsettled; crude 3ic, yellow 400 c.
Wool firm Pork steady. Beef finn. Beef nams
dull Tierced beef quiet. Cut meats strong;
picked bellies 14Doz4c; pick ed hams l115lD
ll34c; shoulders otS .G514c. Mddles unchanged
Lard much lower out active; Western steam
So 49,, city s. 10; options-August delivery
Sc Il, September delivery s. 30. Freights
stronger: cotton 5-32d, grain Al bid
CHICAGO, July 29.-There was soft and
lower opening in wheat to-day, and inside of an
hour prices saSged off &c more. The volume of
speculative business was under the average,
and at times tradi e dra ged, the close being
tame at a net decline for the day in active
futures of 94c. July closed 19c lower. Corn
was dull The feeling was a trltie easier though
nrices showed but little cnange compared with
Saturday, Oats were Steadier, and the volume
of business was light. Me IS pork was active
hut weak; opening at 5012c decline, but the
filing of q few orders caused a rally again.
Later however prices rallied 100 0c, and tue
market closed quiet. Lard VAS dull on the
w1ole range, prices receded 5@7eqc, and the
market closed quiet at medium lgur S. Snort
rios were easy. Prices declined 5Q719c, and
the market closed quiet at Inside figures.
cash quotations were as follows: Flour
noniualy Unchanged. Wheat-No. spring z c;
No , red 79c. Norn--No. Z, $3.50. Oats-No.
, 32l4c. 3less pork at S1J 5UO10 20. Lard
~ 0255M60 5. snort rib sides at So 35615 As.