The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-12

E-Carohna cons5s .l24 Nor. Pacjfc.---... 27a@
N-CaroIua cons IS 80 pref 6434
So Caro-. Brown Pacific Mil 221
consols) .....--. 1929 Reading 469
tennessee 6S. 100 Richmond & Ale 10
IS ..... 1919 Ric4m'd 4 W. Pt.
Tennessee Sc IS. "a Terminal . 237s
Virginia 6s........ As Roc Island 94L4
Va Us consoli'ted 40 St Paul 20
Northwestern . l0S}s preferred 1888
preferred l4l Texas Pacif. 1881
Dela a0u Lace. 1895 Tenn Coal & Iron. 80
Erie .......-. 49,. ZOOS Union Pacific. -... $50
last tennessee l01S \. J. c ntral ..-- 1875
lake SHORE. lul15 Missouri Pacific - 1O14
L'Vllie & Nash. 695s Western Union $40
Memphis s. Guar. 60 Cotton Oil cerIld. SOS
Mobile & Ohio. IA Brunswick ..... 24l6
Nash. & Chatt'a IS
COTTON
LIVERPOOL. July l., noon.-Cotton steady,
WIN talr demand; American miduling q 3-l61;
sales IU,UOO "a IS. for speculation and export
LOU; receipts 5000 b.les-American 800.
utures erican iddliug. low middling
clause july delivery C-6fd; July and August
delivery 5-64d; August and 5 -ptember delivery
5-6iG6 464d; September and October delivery
4l-o4di october and November q livery
. $3.50; November and December delivery
. 9oroid; December and January delivery
. . Old; January and February delivery 35-64d;
advance.
300 p. m.-Sales of the day included $500
oales OF American.
FutureS-Amerlcan middling. low middling
clause, July delivery 5-64d. value; July and
AUGUST G 5-Gli value: August and Sep.smber
3,o4d, buyers; September AMI October 4S-54d,
S9AerS' october and November 3N64d sellers;
November and december sG-64d sell rs: De
cein6er and January 3 35-64d, value: January
and February 35-j4t, value; September lid
buyers. Market quiet.
Good middlng American 7-16d middling
ordinary 59Sd
4:0Op m.-Futures: American miIdhug low
mlddlIng clause, July delivery 564d sell IFS;
July aud August delivery 5-6fd, sellers; Au-
gust and SenLe nber delivery 6 3-64d. buyers;
Sc TENDER aud October livery 4S-j4d, value;
CcIoner ami Nov mber 3S-jld. sellers: Noven
Der ana December 36-64d sellers; December
ana January 35-Gid, sellers; January and Feb
rilary 55-14 T. sellers; S4ptemb Der 3j41 buyers.
Narhet clo,eI steady
NEW YORK, July II, noon.-Cotton firm mid
dIIng uplandS ll4c mlddlIng orleans 1l15c;
sales to-day 562 bales
F9tureS-lIarkeJ opened steady, with sales
as follows: July delivery 10 Coo; August de
llVery 10 SIC; September delivery 10 19c; Octo-
Der delivery 10 OOc; November delivery 90c;
December d livery 93c.
500 p. m.-Cotton closed firm; sales S9S
bales; mlddllng up ands 1114c; mlIdling Or
leans ll12c: neo receipts none, gross none.
Z utureS Market clio Led dull but stea Y; sales
2S,6O bales, as follows: July delivery 10 So
lO51c, August delivery 10 So 10 SIC, September
~ l6OlO l7c, October delivery 91099 Csc, NO
vember delivery 80 az 9Oc december delivery
8 9l0J 92c, January delivery 916l9 Csc, Feb
ruary delivery l0045l0 05c, March delivery
a.
livery 10 2S010 29c.
The cotton review of the sun says. Cotton
futures, like the man in the old song, were
Md, md, nodding, holding off to sleep. The
market advanced 2ID4 points, owing to a rise in
Liverpool, accompanied by some buying, sup
posed TO be for English account, tut later the
improvement was lost with favorable crop ad-
vices. There was general drowsiness i'll specu-
latlon and some selling for local German houses
and the south, the latter selling distant months.
The market was sleepy, sales small and huctu-
atoms within narrow limits. The early advance
was lost. Cotton Oh spot was firm"
GALVESTON, July 1l.-Cotton nominal; mid
ling lO15c; net receipt, 3 bales, gross 3 :;
sales - bales stock (actual) 223 bales; exports,
coaStwiSe 463 bales.
NORFOLK, July lI.-Cottol steady; middling
lie; net receipts II bales, gross Il; stock $50
bales sales bales.
BALTIMORE, July 11.-Cotton quiet middling
1lasc; net receipts none, gross I05 bales; sales
none; stock l,O26 bales; exports, coasUwlse 100
bales, to the continent 800.
BOSTON, July l1.--CoJton quiet but firm; mid
ding 1850; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock none, exports, to Great Bri-
tain l25 bales
nIL4GNGroN. July 11.-Cottou firm; mid
ding 1880; n ' receip pts none, gross none; sales
none, stock 900 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, July n.-Cotton firm mid
ding l119c; Let receipts none, gross none;
sales -; STOCK 1884 bales
NEW ORLEANS, July u.-Cotton steady;
middling 10 5-16c; net receipts 215 bales ross
215 bales; snleS 200 bales; stock 1874 bales.
MOBILE July u.-Cottcn quiet; middDng
lO%c; net receipts none, gross none; sales 100
bales; stock 1910 bales.
MEMPHIS. July 1l.-Cottou quiet: mi lding
1O34c; receipts 10 bales; shipments none; sales
none: stock 1861 tales
AUGUSTA, July 11.-CotUon firm; " iddling 1915
Ollie receipts none, shipments - bales; sales
none; STOCK sos Ua eS
CHARLESTON, July u.-Cotton nominal: mid
ding 1880; nc receipts none, gross none: sales
none; STOCK 13S bales.
ATLANTA July 1l.-Cotton firm; middling
uplands lO9sc 10 receipts.
NEW YORK, July l.-Consolidated net receipts
at all cotton ports today }31 Gales; exports
10 Great Britain $3.50 bales, 10 the continent
400 bales; STOCK a. all Anne. lean ports 1863 642
bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL. July Il, noon.-Wheat quiet; de-
mand poor; holders offer moderately. Corn
quiet but steady; demand poor.
NEW YORK, July II, noon.-FIour quiet but
steady Wheat dun and easy. Corn quiet and
unchanged. PORK quiet nut steady at Sl3 0J0.
u IS. Lard weak at IS 70. Frelghts steady
p. m.-Fiour, Southern quiet Wheat
spot lower; NO. red sGlSc in store, options
l14l1l$4c lower-No. rel, july delivery oGtsc:
August delivery S4ISc Corn weaker No. :. a. c
in elevator; bottoms dull and lower-Ao. Z, July
delivery 4256c, August delivery 4@@.c, September
delivery 43c. Oats-spot y llc lower; OPTIONS
duh and weaker July delivery 211s02735c,
September delivery 2fllc. Hops quiet but
steady. Coffee--optioua closed steady, 1920
,
livery "A 00014 Acc; September IA l001i 55c;
spot Rio stronger, fair cargoes l74c Sugar
raw nominal MolasSes-F oreign duiet; New
Orleans, open kettle, good to fancy quiet
Petroleum steady ana quiet; refined here 81 20
Cotton seed oil dull, crude SC. yellow 4304Gc
Tallow quiet hides STEADY and quiet Wool
firm and fairly active. Pork steady and quiet
Beef dull Beef hams firmer. Tierced beef
quiet Cut meats strong picked bellies C,
picked shoulders SIC, picked hams 1l34c
Middles slow Lard lower and dull; Western
st am So Is, city IS 20: optlons-Augdst delivery
So g., September delivery 50 IS Freights firm
grain Sd.
ST.. LOUIS. July 11.-,Flour closed unchanged
Wheat lower; optlous-No. red August de
livery 7315GI75l4c. closing 1890 bid. Corn-Eo.
2 mixed, cash 533lc, July delivery 800 Q.3213c;
August delivery 3>rac. oats no trading; May
offered nc lower at 253sc with 254c bid
Whisky steady at 81 o. Provisions du |, weak
and lower
CIscIsNArI. July 1l.-Flour firm. Wheat
No. red, new Sic, old S5c. Corn strong; No.
, mixed 3915c oats firm; NO. mixed, &c.
Pork quiet at S12. Lard nominal ct s. TO- Bulk
meats easier short ribs s. 9]. Bacon steady
Whlsiy firm q. 81 o. Hogs closed frmer and
steady.
CHICAGO. July 1.-THE weakness in wheat,
which began yesterday, was followed with a
material shrinkage to-day, and a heavy and
weak feeling ezisle most Of the session. From
the highest point reached vest -rday, prices de-
clined 61bc for July, NC for August, and 3a4c
for December; closing j15c over for July, 21sc
lower for August, and l9bc lower for December
than the closing figures OF yes ,erday. Short in
tareSt assisted by bears. took courage at the