The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-24


preferred. .l42F Texas Pacific 800 l77S
lea ana Lack. 1885 Tenn. Coal & Iron. 1878
Err. ---.-..-. ...- 70 Union Pacific. go. $50
East Tennessee. "a M G ntral 80. 110&
LAKE Shore -.......l0i% Missouri Pacific =. 67I
Il Il vine x Nash. tS5s western Union O.. $40
MeInphls q Char. 60 Cotton Oi. cerUii. $685.
1Ioone ~ ONO -, 12ls Brunswick ....... "a
Nash; q Chatt'a.. "a
LIVERPOOL. July %, noon.-Cotton quiet
= out steady; American middling sd; sales
QUO baes. for speculation and export 800;
rsGEe n 900 bales-American ?, 800.
futures-Au erican lddling, low middlinS
clause, July delivery Cd; July and August de
livery Cd; August and -ptember delivery
, o9-oid; October and November delivery
, 9 90 eid November and December delivery
526id; Dec.m' er and January delivery
52-o4d; January and February delivery 81 SAD;
september I'd Market firm
E:oJ p. ln.-SaleS OF the day included 100
paIes of American.
American middling 616d
FuCureS-AnerIcan mIddling, low middling
cause, July delivery Sd, buyers; July and Ai,-
tusI delivery Cd buyers; August and Sep
oer 45-o4d, value; October and November
. 5o-04d, buyers; November and December
. 33-64d sellers; December and January 32-51d,
buyers; January and February 5 32-i4d sellers;
september cd, sellers. Market quiet but steady.
4;Vo D. In.-tutureS: American mi1dhug, low
I4ddIng clause, July delivery l-6fd, buyers;
July aud August delivery l-64d, buyers; Au
gust aud September delivery l-64d sellers
Sc tenber d October d livery 46-6id,
buyers; October ami Nov mber 36-54d buyers;
November and December 3i-64d, sellers; De-
cemoer and January o3-64d, sellers; January
AMI February 1854. sellers; september
| l-o4 !, sellers. Market closeI firm.
NEW YORK, July o. noon.-Cotton steady
mlldllng upands II 81 &C, adding Orleans
II 1-l6c; sales to-day 249 bales.
tutures-Iarket opened quiet but steady
with sales as follows: July delivery ~ 45c;
August delivery 10 &c; september delivery
10 10c; October delivery 89c; November de
livery Sic; December delivery Sic.
500 p. m.-Cotton closed steady; sales to-day
3S9 bales; mld ii q; upanus II 3-l6:; .nlLdllng
Orleans ii 1-l6c; net receipts none, gross none
FutureS-rhe market closed barely steady,
with sales OF %, 40 bales, us follows: July de
livery IL 4o@l0 SOC, August delivery 10 $50
10 49c, September delivery 10 12410 l3c, Octo-
Der delivery 91@9 orc, November delivery
50 az SAC, ecember del very $685. soc,
January delivery 9 9lQ19 92c, February de
livery 99g9 99c, March delivery 10 05 910 0dc
Aprll delivery 10 1870 l4c. way delivery IL 20G
III C, June delivery 10 250ll0 20c.
The cotton review of the sun says: Futures
ran up SIX points. owing partly to a rise OF
equal to SIX points in our money in Liverpool
partly TO demand from shorts here, and
partly TO some foreign buying of new crop
months. Leading Greek ami German houses
were buyers either of August or later months.
Wall street sold later months. Crop accounts
were favorable. A bale of new crop arrived at
on Friday, and tnelr issue is awaited with con
siderable interest. Cotton on spot was steady"
GALVESTON, July 25.-CotJon quiet; middling
lie; net rccepCs % bales, gross &3; sales Oale
stock 239 bales.
NORFOLK, July 2S.-Cotton steady; middling
lie; net receipts none, gross none; stock ALI
bales
BALTIMORE, July 23.-Cotton quiet; middling
1850; net receipts - bales, gross -; sales none;
SLoek S2S bales
Boston, July 28.-Cotton quiet and easy; mid
ding l114Wl14sc; netreceipts s bales gross l57;
sales none, STOCK none; exports to Great Britain
223 bales
WILMINGroN, July 23.-Cotton firm; mid
dim 11Ac; net receipts bale, gross /; sales
none; stock 1874 bales.
PH1LAD sLPHIA, July 2S.-Cotton firm; mid
ding l115c; mel receipts none, gross none; sales
none; stocN CATS bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July 23.-Cotton steady; mid
ding lie; net receipts IL bales, gross II;
sales 800 bales; stock 1903 bales; Exports,
to Great Britain 2,110 bales
MOBILE, July 23.-Cotton nominal; middling
I034c; ne recrlp,s bale, gross /; 25 bales;
rs bales.
MhMpHIs, July 23.-Cotton quiet; middling
1034c: receipts 10 bales; shipments none; sales
50 bales: stock 1907 bales.
AUGUSTA, July 23.-Cotuen firm; Kidding
10HQ11c; receipts bales; shipments u bales;
sales none; stock 424 ba. es.
CHARLESTON, July 23.-Cotton nominal: mid
fling 1880; net receipts none, gross none;
none; STOCK 1859 bales; exports, coastwise Ill
bales.
ATLANTA. July 23.-Cotton firm; middling
1058c; no receipts.
new YoRK, July 23-Consolidated net receipts
at all cotton ports to-day AZ bales; exports,
TO Great Britain 1888 bales, to France 3O5
bales, TO the continent -; stoc6 al ali Amerl-
can ports 142 100 bales. u
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, July %. noou.-Wheat firm; de-
mand poor; holders offer sparingly; No.
D II q, a
Is 315dGl7s Add, winter 6s l0L2d GyGs 1l4d; re-
ceipts of wheat for the past three days
amounted to 5000 centals of which 10000
were American. Corn-Receipts of American
corn for Ule past three days were ,4OO cen
tails Weather unsettled.
NEW YORK, July %, noon.-Flour quiet and
weak. Wheat active and strong. Corn active
and strong. Pork dull but steady at Sl2 80 tD13.
500 D. m.-Flour, Southern firm and quiet;
common to fair extra ~ 1903 &c. good to
choice extra 50 350p5 0. Wheat &c higher and
firm; No : red, SSGSS1ac in store; options
Sc; August delivery SG12c, September delv
cry S6@c. Corn strong; No. 2, 1910 1870 in
store; options stroDger-No 2, July delivery 44c,
August delivery 441sc September delivery 443sc.
Oats tirmer; options tirmer-July delivery 27@sc,
August delivery 25c, September delivery 2734c;
No , spot 275sc. Hops quiet. Coifee-options
August delivery IA O50l4 55c, September de
livery ii 2O@14 55c spot Rio firln, fair cargoes
me. Sugar-raw inactive, fair refining 7c
centrifu gals, test, Sc; refined firm ard quiet
Molasses, foreign quiet; New Orleans open ket-
tie. rood to fancy, dull Petroleum steady; re-
finei 81 25 Cotton seed Oil dull; crude 35c;
yellow 43M46c. Hides quiet but steady Wool
1uiet and firm Pork quiet but steady Beef
6uiet Beef hams dull. Tierced beef SLOW Cut
meats closed firm picked bellies 1}8c, picked
mans Ike picEled shoulders 5Bc MiddleS
SOW Lard easier and quiet: Western steam
Sc IS, city Sc %; August delivery So 90, Septem.
Der delivery S. 60 Freignts fTmer; cotton.
532d: grain, SGD
CgIcSco. july 2S-Increased activity and a
large increase in the volume Of speculative
hu mess Sas witnessed in wheat to-day, prices |
averaging hghcr all around. A nervous and
unsettled feeling again prevailed, however, and |
fucruatlons we frequent within range of |
He A fair degree OF speculative activity was |
manifested in corn and higher prices were estab
lished trading, however, was rather spas
modic fluctuations covering 12D2Sc range. A |
hetter tone was attributed mainly TO the active |
cash demand, better cables, and firm feeling |
in wheat Transactions were confined almost
entirely 10 near futures--July. August and Sep
tamher The market opened at about the clos
ing prices of yesterday, was tirm and gradually |
advanced 166l36c, eaSed oil 54c, fuctuated RE
oupntlv and final quotations were 3s095c
higher than yesterday. In oats f1rmer feeilng |
was developed and prices averaged slightly
higher, but changes were confined within narrow
limits Mess pork was easy. Early it advanced
2ixc Int a weaker feeli1g was soon developed
and prices receded 15GI75%c. Toward the close
the rnarxet was quiet but trifie steadier and
prices improved 216lI5c In lard little was
IL. eaIas ,..ara at yaStardavfS closing