The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-26
COTTON.

sales 5000 pa s. for speculation and EXPORT
l'ooo; receipts 1000 bales-American LOO.
d. sAturesIAmericsn ddlng. low middling
clause, July delivery 2-64d; July and August
! Gli very Cd; August and September delivery
| 2-oid, also l-6id; September and October
denvery 1854; October and November delivery
3i-64d, also 36-34d; Zee inter and January
5364d; September 2-64d, also 1-64d. Market
dull and easier.
| 300 p. m-SaleS of the day included s. 900
| bales of american
American good middling uplands esd, mid
aiing 65sd. low mddling 15-16d, good ordinary
| ll-l6d; ordinary lied
| FuCureS-AmerIcan middlinp low middling
claus July delivery Cd, buyers; July and Au-
gust delivery 62-64i. sellers; August and Sep
temoer delivery 1,64d, sellers; September and
OcCooer A. odd, sellers; OCTOBER and November
3I-64d, sellers; November and December
| 33-64d buyers; December and January 33-64d,
| sellers; Jauuary and February S3-6id sellers;
september 56l-6id sellers. Market barely
| steady.
49, p. m. Futures: American middling, low
mdtllng clause. July delivery Cd, value;
July aud August delivery l-54d, buyers; -4u-
Sc TENDER a October livery 5 46-5ld,
| sellers; October AMI No q be 36-j4d sellers
,oEgmber AMI December 1854, buyers; De
cember and January % Gid, buyers; January
and February 36-64 sellers; september
81, buyers Market closed quiet but steady,
NEW YORK, July % noon.-CoIuon steady
middling uplands 11I4c. m,ddlIng Creams
|
| Futures-Market open.d steady, with sales
as follows: July delivery 10 sc; August de-
livery 10 55c; September delivery 10 l3c; Octo-
Der delivery Gle; November delivery 8 SIC;
| December delivery 8 SEC.
| 500 p. m.-Cotton closed steady to-day; sales
6O2 bales; ma !! < up anus NE; mldd!mg
| y leans ll19c; net receipts 142 tales; exports
| to the continent 1856 bales; stock 1875 l57 bales
| Futures The market closed quiet but steady,
| with sales OF %, 40 bales, as follows: July de
livery ~ 6O@lO Gle, August delivery 10 $40
10 G0c, September delivery 10 1910 lac. Octo-
Der delivery 9109 92c, november delivery
| 9 50 a. Sic. ecember del very 8 IS 20 SEC;
January delivery 9i09 92c, February de-
livery 9Sg9 SO, Larch delivery 10 O5 @lO O6c.
Alrn delivery 10 120 10 13c LAY delivery 10 20
$40 2lc, June delivery 10 2i& 10 29c
The cotton review of the sun saws: Futures
opened easier in sympathy with the decline in
Liverpool, but ralliei later owing to the de-
mand from shorts for August. That option
advanced points and new crop months re-
covered the early decline September advancing
one point. There was foreign buying for August
for short account, and OF later months for
long" interest. Crop adyiceS were generally
favorable. Cotton on spot was steady
GALVESTON, July 2j.-CotUon quiet; middling
lie; net cepG 81 bales gross 81 sairs IA bales;
stock 212 bales; export cuastwls- bales.
| NORFOLK, July 2j.--Cotto steady; nliddling
lie; net receipts none, gross none; stock All
bales.
BALTIMORE, July 25.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 1850; ne receipts none, gross none; sales -;
| STOCK S13 bales
Boston, July 25.-Cotton firm; middling 11sS
01l19c; net rec eiptS l05 bales, gross l06; sales
| none; stock none.
n lLMGSGToN. July 25.-Cotton firm; mid
din; NE; receipts bale, gross /; sales
| none; stock 1877 bales
PHILADELPHIA, July 25.-Cotton firm; mi'-
| ding !1l5c: ua6 ieceipts none, gross none
sales none; stock 6.9iS bales.
| NEW ORLEANS, july 25.-Hotton firm; mid
din; lie; net receipts none, gross none;
sales bales; stock Ar bales
~ 25-t,
n re Clip : Z bales; TOSS .; Sa.,- Is bales stock
t65 bales; expo e, coastwise l39 GALES.
MAlpaIs, July 25.--Cotton qulet mi1dling
1O3Ic; receipts bales; shipments none; sales
100 odles; stock 1870 bales
AUGUSTA July %. lotion firm; iddlng
1880 lie receipts ! bale; shipments AZ bales;
saiss none: stock 3S4 ba es.
CHARLESTON, July 25.-Cotton nominal: mid
| ding lO6c; net receipts none; gross none;
sales none stock 175 bales.
ATLANTA. July 25.--Gotton firm; middling
| 1926; no receipts.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, July 25. noon.-Wheat firm: de-
mand poor. Corn quiet demand poor.
NEW YORK, July 25, noon.-- Flour quite and
firm. Wheat active and lower. Corn quiet and
| weak Pork quiet and steady at Sl2 so 0l3
Lard dull and unchanged at S. 80. Freights
| firm.
800 p. m.-Flour Southern dull and steady
| Wheat irregular; No red, 88c in store; o.
| tons &c eaSier-No red, July delivery 8134c;
August delivery S6Ac, September delivery
SG14c. Corn easier; Il >. !. 43,4 04315c in store;
| options lower and weak; No z July delivery
43 sc, August delivery 1880. September de-
| livery 1880. Oats lrm and quiet; options lower
| July delivery %713c, August delivery 2134c, Sep
TENDER delivery 273sc; No = spot 1850 7Ac.
| Hons weak and quiet; stats 141"0c Coffee
OPTIONS closed quiet and 10015 points down;
| August delivery Sl4 G5, September delivery
| Sl4 15GSl4 25; spot Rio dull and nominal, fair
| cargoes !, L4c. Sugar-raw moderately active,
| fo;r
| Aiolasses. sugar, 81 test, 6Mc; refined steady
and quiet; molasses dull Petroleum steady;
crude in barrels, at parkers, y %; refined,
here, 81 40. Cotton seed oil dull, weak; crude
C; yellow 43G 46c Hides stcaiy. Wool firm;
domestic fleece 81 L33c, pulled 23040c, Texas
| 1402lc Pork moderately active; extra prime
and easier quoted at S13 SIS 50. Tierced beef
| inactive; city extra India m sss SIG 500Sl4.
| Cut meats firm Middles easier; short clear
IS 30 Lard lower and du !; Western st IAN st IS,
| CITY Sc q; August delivery Sc 81, September de
livery So g. Freights hrmer; cotton. 5-3sd;
| grain, "a.
| CHICAGO, July 25.-There was a dull and
| narrow market for wheat most OF the session
| to-day fluctuations during tle first two hours
! being within nc range for December and nc
! for less deferred deliveries. Prices were weaker
from the start. Opening quotations were "a
| nc under yesterday scoslng, and the depres-
| sion here shared in all outside markets,
| New York being $4c and st. Louis about lc off.
! Though the market continued narrow all day,
| niices hardened a tride and final cioSings were
! &c lower for December and 5Sc over for Sep
| TEN er than yesterday. Little interest was
| manifested in corn. Fluctuations were limited
| to nc IA Il e and transactions were confined to
| room traders. The speculative marke. opened
! II65L5c lower than the closing prices yesterday,
| CHANGED but little, and final quotations we're &c
! lower than yesterday. Oats were weaker and
| nri.es lower There was more pressure to sell
| And no dem and of consequence, except from
! shorts. A fairly active trade was reported in
mess pork at irregular prices. The feeling was
v,aek duri lg a greater portion of the day. Open
| ing sales were made at 51715c decline, and
| the latter part of the session reduction OF 10
| G115c was submitted to. Near the close prices
We're a trifie higher, but trading was light. Lard
WIS weak and unsettled, and further declined
5lE6D5c Short ribs we're active aud prices re-
ceded sal &c and closed rather tame.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
nominaly unchanged. Wneat-No. = spring
s1Hc: No 2 red S234c. Corn-No. :, 3G3sc. Oats
20 o 22Ac Ness pork at 81 0O. Lard
e6 ~. snort rib sides at SIS 4595 So Shout.
ders rs 12l6M5 Is. Short clear S. 75DS5 8715.
leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Closing.
No. WHEAT-
JulY delivery. % ga o<A
Aug delivery 7s4 1913 7o1s
Sept. delivery. ~ fo@ 'oIs
CoRN, no. = -
Aug. delivery. % oo1s oo1s
OATS No. =