The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-23
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COTTON
LIVERPOOL. July p, noon.-Cotton quiet
ana rather easier; American middling 15d;
s saies ',ooO "a 5, for speculation and export
oVJ' receipts 900 bales-Amercan 1000
FntureS-A" erican .ddhug low middl;ny
clause July delivery Cd; July and August de
l. V'ry 6QI5 6--jld; August and September de-
livery D o2-j,d; September and October de-
nVery 4-5td; October and November delivery
s4-b4d; November and December delivery
@2-64d January and February delivery 31-s4d
Market quiet
The tenters of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted To 7,100 ba es new dockets.
E:OJ p ln.-Sales OF the day included $500
bales of American.
American m.ddLng lid
ruGureS-Anercaa middllng, low mddling
clause, July delivery 3d. sellers; July and Au-
gust delivery t3 ca sellers; August aud
september delivery ,3-Gld sellers; Sc ptember
anu Octobe" 4i-5id, sellers; October and NO
vember 34-64d buyers; November and lecem.
Der 32-ild. S Hers; December and January
. 3l-54d, buyers; January aud February 3l-G4d
| buyers; September 63-64d, sellers. Market
quiet.
AGO p. mixtures: American middIi7g. low
m ddlln clause. July delivery 1854. buyers
July aud August delivery 3-6ld, sellers; Au-
| gust aud September delivery ) L3-64d. sellers;
Sc TENDER d October livery 5 44-6Id,
sellers; October and Nov ube- 34-j4d. buyers
De;em4er AMI January $40 sellers; January
an February o1-J4i, SELLERS; september
| 636f !, sellers Mar. clio e dull
New YORK, July p, noon.-Cotton quiet;
middling nplands 1ll4c, m.udllug orleans inc;
sales to-day bales.
Futures-Markey o ened steady. with sales
as tohows July delivery 10 42c; AuIust de
hYery 10 nc; September delivery 10 09c; Oc-
tober delivery . SSc; November delivery Sic
December delivery SIC.
800 p. n.-Cotton closed steady; sales to-day
1uo U3ieS; sales last week not before reported
l,'oo bales for consumption and 2,5SS for eX-
| port; uli iluS uptliIu7 ii Bloc; ul.dllng o.
iealls II '-l6c; net receipts none, gross none.
futures The markeU closed quiet, with
sales OF 5000 bales as follows: july delivery
10 4lc' IA ust delivery 10 44c, september d :
| livery 10 0SG110 C9c. October delivery 9 S70
. IS, Noyell Der delivery y19a9 soc, ecem bel
lie. very 60 D. S3c, January delivery S7G1
Sc, February delivery 9 91d9 SOC, darcI
delivery uO,ul0 Ole, =. ri delivery lie, May de
| livery C, June delivery 10 &c.
GALVESTON July 23.-COrUon steady; middlinG
lie; ne. yep bales, gross :; sales - bales
atock 2l6 bales.
NoaFo1K, July 22.-Cotton steady; middln2
lie; net r-ccIpuS none, gross none; stock 4l-
bales; exports, coastwise IL bales.
bALrIIUKE, July 22.-CotJOu quiet; middline
1850; ne receipts - bales, gross -; sales none
SLUcK S2S bales.
Boston, July 22.-Cotton quiet; midding 119t
0ll12c; ne6 Receipts none, gross $50 bales
selIes none; STOCK none.
,lLaISGroN, July 22.-Cotton firm; mid
none; stock 1873 bales; exports, coastwise z;
bales.
PHILADELPHIA July 22-Cotton firm; mid
ding H12c; net receipts none, gross 100 bales
sales none; Stocn 6,475 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. July 2S.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding lie; net receipts 219 baeS, gross %;
ais 100 oaieS; stock 1851 bales; exports
to Great Britain 1000 bales.
MOBILE, July 22.-CotLon nominal; middling
l014c; ne re, - 81 bales, gross "a; sales -
bales; STOCK 7S9 bales
MGAPHIs, July 22.--Cotton quiet; mi ldline
lua4c; receipts "a Uales; shipments none; sales
none. Stoca 1883 UaleS.
AUGUSTA, July % Cotton firm; iddling
1850 lie; receipts bales; shipments 20 bales
none; stock ABB Da.es.
CHARLESTON, July 2a.-Cotton nominal: mid.
ling lUMc: net receipts none, gross none
mona; stocn go bales.
ATLANTA. July 22.-Cotton firm; middling
1926; 10 receipts
New DIRK. July 22-Consolidated net receipts
at all cotton ports to-day SS4 bales; exports,
TO GREAT Britain 1878 bales 10 the Continent
- bales; Stocl al all American ports las, 303
bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, July p, noon.-Wheat firm; de-
mand poor
easy. Wheat active and easy Corn quiet but
firm. PORK quiet but steady at Sl2 50 l0l3. Lard
dull but firm at 81 IS. FrelghtS firm
500 p. m.-tlour. Southern dull and heavy
and 14Ql1ac lower: No red, S7}4@S75sc in
store; opUionS tirm-No. 2 red, July delivery
o7c1@ August delivery S5t4c, September deliv-
cry S51ac. Corn higher; NJ. :, 43c in store;
August delivery 1870, September delivery 44c.
Oats firm and quiet; options neglected--July
delivery 271sc, August delivery 2734c, Septem-
Der 273Sc. Hops quiet. Cofee-o? tions weak;
July delivery II 35c, August delivery IA $50
IA lOc September delivery IA 3jGC14 SIC; spot
Rio dull far cargoes 1712c. Sugar, raw inactive
and nominal; refined Ac lower-C 7&0D714c,
extra q 715M7Ac, yellow 7l4A73sc off A 3-16
GlS3sc mould &c, standard AS C, confectlon-
t : A SIC, cut loaf 91sc, crushed 91Sc, pow
dered 93sc, graduated DC. Molasses foreign
dull: New Or cans open kettle, good to fancy,
quiet Petroleum stronger; refued a. Is. Cot
ton seed oil nominal; crude SC; yellow ACC.
Hides quiet. Leather sLcady. Wool firm but
quiet Pork quiet but steady. Beef inactive
Cut meats closed firm; picked bellies 714@
nc. picked hams 1l@4c, pic%led shoulders 5ac
NIiddes quiet. Lard firmer; Western st am
So 62 ,h0665, city So q; August delivery Is o.
September delivery s. -. Frelghts strong
cotton. 5-32d; grain, 34d bid.
CHICAGO, July 22.-IradIng IN wheat wac
only moderate, and at times business was posi-
lively dull The feeling was nervous aud unset
ted Trading was mar ow, with scalper gen
orally on the bull side. The decrease in the
visible supply proved about as expected, though
som looked for larger de reaSe. shipments
f Indian wheat last week were little larger
than the week BEFORE though not heavy COM
a wear ago. Advices from tue northwest were
quite b4arish, though they emanated mostly
from rll road sources. They show the wheat
crop in Minnesota and DAKOTA generally in eX-
csilent condition, estimates on the yield being
frIln an average crop to considerable better
team average. Small grains IN Nebraska were
said to be mostly cut. All futures hey md July
opensd fractionay under Saturdays latest
bids fuctuated narrowly for time. DECLINE
slightly. aud during the last hour, under an ac
tive demand from shorts, advanced sharply II /
Gn1aSc. closing 5sGg}sc higher for the day. IA
firnler feeling was developed in corn. The mar
ket opened shade higher Than Saturday 5
closing, was firm and gradually advanced N :,
became quiet. receded trilie and closed 3sG9s &C
higher than Saturday. Oats were quiet t ut
steady. with no new features. Pork was mod er-
ately active; opening at an advance of SO, it
advanced 561715c more, and later receded l0dL
I2c Toward the close the market was stea Ter.
but closet quiet. Lard W stron- er and rfiled
ABOUT 2l5c higher. Short ribs were firmer and
prices rallied 2I905c, with moderate trailing:
Later the market was not quite so strong. and
outside figures were not supported.
Cash quotations were as follows: !elour
nncbanged. Wueat-No. spring, 60GSD 14c
No, 2 red 795k1sl1sc. Corn-No. 2, 3614git'53sc.
Oats-No. >, 221k q 2214c. Mess PORK at 81 ~
0l1l 25 Lard at IS Is. Short rib sides at SIS 60
as is. Whisky 81 Or.
Leading FUTURES ranged as follows:
Opening Highest. Closing