The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-19
N.O.Pa'hc 1stmort 50


tennessee Sc. 3s... "A Terminal. 2l9s
Virginia 6S ........ As RocI Island w 9i9s
Va 6s consoli'ted IS St. Paul -......... $50
Northwestern 107 preferred l06
preferred. l391S Texas Pacific M 1875
Della. and Lack. l44.s Tenn. Coal & Iron. 3)aS
Erie .............. 1918 Union Pacific. .... 5SSS
East Tennessee. 10 n. j. c. ntral. 1l0as
Lake Shore .......1011S Missouri Pacific q. 6oA
L vile & Nash. 653S Western Union. "a
Memphis Il Char. 60 Cotton OH cerJif. 81
Mobile a Ohio. 10 Brunswick ....... 24A
Nash. & Cha.t'a.. "a
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. July 49, noon. Cotton quiet, with
moderate Inquiry; American middling Sl6d;
safes 1000 bales, for speculation and export
LOO; receipts 1000 baleS-American $500
Futures American tnddling, low lnlddling
clause, July delivery 464d; July and August
delivery 3-64d; August and S 9ptember delivery
-6id; November and December delivery
34-64d; December and January delivery
533-64d; January and February delivery5 33-6id.
Market quiet but steady.
200 p. m.--SaleS OF the day included $500
bales of American.
Good middling American 7-16d, middling
63,i6d, low middling I'd, good ordinary 5a4d,
ordinary SID.
Futures-Anerican middling. low middlng
clause, July and August 3-64d, sellers Au-
gust and September 1-64d, sellers; september
anu October 45-64d, sellers; October and NO
vember 3664d, sellers; November and Decem-
Der 33-64d buyers; December aud January
D 3o-oId, sellers; January and February So Adj
sellers; September6 l-64d, sellers. Market quiet
400 p. MIXTURES: American middlng, low
mddlln clause. July delivery 3-bid, sellers;
July and August delivery u 2-64d, sellers; Au-
gust and September delivery I'd. buyers; Sen
TENDER and October livery 35-64d. buyers;
october and Nov mber 35-04d buyers; .'oven-
Der and December 33-5id, buyers; december
AMI January 90 Gid, sellers; January and Feb
ruary 33-64d, sellers; September 6I, buyers.
Market closed quiet but steady.
NEW York July IL, noon.-Cotton quiet;
np mis- ma mi n
sales to-day 1926 bales.
Futures-Market opened quiet but stehdy,
with sales as follows: July delivery 10 46c;
10 14c; October delivery g4c; November de-
livery 9 SIC; December delivery SSc.
500 p. m.--Cotton closed quiet sales to-day
GOO bales; mldllIug up.ands ll14c; inludhug Ga
leans 1l15c; net receipts none, gross none.
FutureS-Market closed quiet but steaoy, with
sales of 81, 500 bales, as follows: July delivery
~ 469l0 41c, August delivery 10 46QlO 47c, Sep
TENDER livery 10 ll9l0 12c, October delivery
$500 zoe, November delivery 50 % Sac De-
cember delivery 8 85G9 oOc, January delivery
1899 SIC, February delivery 8 $500 99c, March
delivery l005m100 6c April delivery l01301O lac.
Nay delivery 10 2lGnl0 PC, June delivery ~ ESQ
10 30c.
The cotton review of the sun says: Cotton
futures fell off to points on small aggre
gate transactions. Liverpool was wet blanket
for the market, being lower The weather was
favorable for the crop. There was little more
snort selling and some tired longs were get
ting out. Greek houses bought August and
new crop, and there was some buying by Ger
mans. New Orleans was lower Cotton on
spot was quiet; middling uplands 1l34c, CULTS
ll19c"
GALVESTON, July 1s.-Cotton firm; middling
lie; net Receipt, bales gross g. sales 80 bales;
stock 201 bales; exports, coaStwiSe Ill bales.
NORFOLK, July lo.--Cotto steady; middling
lie; net receipts none, gross none; stock 425
bales; sales Is bales; exports, coastwise 100
bales.
R,rrrNo,r J,,Iy 10 Cotton nuat. roiddliDe,
1138c; net receipts - bales, gross -; sales none;
STOCK S2S bales; exports, cOaStwise 2S2 bales.
BosToS, July l8-Cotton quiet; middling 11Ss
@ll1Lsc; net receipts none, gross 991 bales;
sales none; stock none.
WILMINGTON, July 1s.-Cotton firm; mid
dim ME; net receipts none, gross none; sales
none; took 262 bales.
PhIL4PELPHIA. July 1s:mcottoo firm firm. mid mid
ding BIC; net receipts none, gross none; sales
- bales; stock 6,375 bales
New ORLEANS, July 1S-Cotton was firm;
mlddling lie; net receipts IA oaies gross IA;
sales $50 bales; stock 1882 bales; exports
to Great Britain 2, 1872 bales.
NOZZLE, July 18.-Cotton quiet; middlinC
l034c; ne. receipts - bales, gross - sales $50
bales; STOCK 5lS bales; exports, coastwlse 104
bales.
1870; receipts bales shipments 10; sales
none stock 1854 bales.
AUGUSTA July ls-Cotton firm; Kidding
101s1111c; receipts bales; shipments AZ bales;
CHARLESTON. July 1S.-Cotton nominal; mid
cling 1890. net receipts bale, gross / sales
none; STOCK 500 bales.
ATLANTA, July 1S.--Cotton-middling uplands
NEW YORK, July Reconstructed net receipts
at all cotton ports to-day SO bales; exports
TO Great Britain 1909 bales, 10 the Continent
1855 bales; stocS aG all American ports 1895
bales
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
mand poor. Corn firm; demand fair
NEW YORK, July lS, noon.-Flour quiet and
firm Wheat active and irregular Con quiet
and better. PORK dull but steady at S13ty13 70.
Lard quiet and steady at 80 90. Freights
strong.
choice SO 45@D5 IS. Wheat lower; No. red,
s7341sS14c in store; options weak; No. 2red,
July delivery o714c; August delivery 6515c,
September delivery SIC. Corn weaker; No. z,
4294c in store; bottoms active-No. 2, July de
livery 4315c, August delivery 453sc, October de
livery 43I1c Oats weaker; options lower-July
251sc, August delivery 2719c, September delivery
21lSc; No. ?, spot 2714Q2 .113c; mixed western
25m2Jc Hops steady out quiet; state II q 23c.
Colfee-options barely steady: July delivery
IA 55c; August delivery IA 55014 60c; September
delivery IL 55@l4 G5c; spot Rio unsettled,
fair cargoas 17$4c. Sugar, raw dull and nomI-
nal; refined quiet. Molasses-Foreign dull, so
test c; New Dreams dull; open kettle, good to
fancy, 266146c. Petroleum quiet; refined, here.
s. 20 Cotton seed oil depressed; crude 36c;
yellow 43 IL 46c Hides dull Wool firm; do
nestle fleece 326l39c, pulled $50 4Gc, Texas lao
2sc Pork quiet; mess Si5Q13 IS, extra rime
Sll 25011 80. Beef steady; extra mess $76l7 50.
Beef hams firm at ; Is. Gierced beef dull; ex
ira India mess Sl2 SODA Cut meats stronger;
picked bellies nc. picked hams 1l44c, pic lied
shoulders SIZE biddles slow. Lard nrmer;
Western steam S. I2te, city So Is; options-Au-
gust delivery S6 30, september delivery So IS.
Freights strong; cotton, 5-3<d; grain, $40 bid.
CHICAGO, July 1s.-Early in the day there
was tar trading 10 wheat, quite a number of
buying and selling orders being on the market
at the oDening, but after that trading was slow
and the market ruled quiet, accompanied by an
easy feeling. july nuctuated within l3Sc range
and closed 16c lower than sterday. Deferred
and closed 9kGLlc over than yesterday. Fair
trade was reported in corn early, after which
the pit became quiet and inactive The feeling !
on the whole comparatively steady, and
prices showed but little change from yesterday. |
A stronger Ieeing developed in oats, especially |
in August and September deliveries, and prices |
advanc ID fractionally. Mess pork advanced at |
the opening, recede5 nc advanced 1011215c, |
and closed steady at about the outside. Lard |
was quiet and steady, without new feature |
Short ribs were fairly active, but unsettled |
feeling prevailed Offerings were quite free |
early and prices declined sc. Later good de- |
mand sprang up aud prices were bid up log |
l2l6c the market closing steady.
Cash quotations we're as follows: Flour |
duh and easier Wheat-No. spring, S0>.c |
No 2 red, 60l6c. Corn-No. 2 3534c. Oats |
No. g 221Ac. .tess pork at S1l l21x@11 IS !
lard at Is 2216 short rib sides at IS 45l75 So |
shoulders s. 25l5 37I6. Short clear at $50 |
81 NJ