The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-17


Virginia Is. As Roc Island . 9416
Va. IS consoli' TED IS St Paul ..... 6S5S
Northwestern 1914 " preferred los
preferred l39l5 Texas Pacifi,. 1914
Dela and Lack. 1855 Tenn. Coal & Iron 39'S
Erie .-.....-. ...- 70 Union Pacific. co.. 5S3s
East tennessee. -. 1o1s N J. c, ntral. 1llls
Lake Shore. .l0l9S Missouri Pacific 6gl2
!. vile Il Nash. 6S4 Western Union 90 Si7s
Memphis Char. GO Cotton Oil certif. 5i7s
Moohe * Ohio. 10 Brunswick ....--. IS
Nash. & Chatt'a.. 9334
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. July 10. noon.-Cotton quiet,
with moderate inquiry; American middling
. 3-l6d; sales . 200 Dales for soeculation and
export 500; receipts 400 bales, all American.
tntures-American nIddling, low lniddling
clause, July delivery ID; July and August
delivery 3-64d; August and September delivery
Ibid; September and October delivery
o4f-64d; October and November 37-G4d; No
Vemoer and December delivery "a sid; Decem-
Der and January delivery 346ld; September
delivery l-Gfd. Market firm.
200 p. m.-Sales OF the day included 5000
bales of American.
Futures-Amerlcan middling. low middling
clause. July delivery G 4-64d sellers; July and
Aust l-64d. buyers; August aud september
2,64d, sell Is; september AMI October 47-64d,
sellers; October md November ) 31-6id, sellers;
November and december S 34-6id buyers; De-
cenber AID January 34-6id, sellers; January
ana FEBRUARY 81 al. sellers: september 2-64d
sellers. Market quiet but ste dy.
4:OO p m.-Futures: American middling, low
m ddllng clause, July delivery 5-64d. sellers;
July and August delivery 4-64d sellers; Au-
gust aud September delivery 6 2-64d. sell RS;
Sc itetnber d Oct Jberd livery 41-64d. buyers
october an Nov mber 37-jid buyers; Move m
Der and Dec 3mher 35-i4d, sellers; December
and January 34-6id, sellers; January and Feb
ruary 3i64i, sellers; September 2-j41, sellers.
Market closed steady.
NEW YORK. July is. noon.-Cotton quiet but
steady; middling uplauds 1114c, middlIng Or
leans 1l16c; sales to-day 307 bales.
tuIurGS-MarkeC Op6lpt steady
as follows: July delivery 10 49c; August de-
nVery 10 47c; September delivery 10 Ice; Octo-
Der delivery 9 96c; November delivery CSC;
December delivery soc
300 p. m.-Cotton closed quiet but steady;
sales to-day 4S3 bales; mlddling upandS ll4c;
nlddlIng Orleans 1l19c; net receipts - bales,
gross 12!.
Futures-Market closed quiet, with sales of
| 363 0 bales, as follows July delivery 10 81 %
~ 52c, August delivery 10 5GGl10 sic, September
delivery 10 l6010 17c October delivery 900
. 97c, November delivery $500 soc, December
delivery 90Q9 Gle, January delivery 500
8 &c, February delivery 10 03@I10 04c, March
delivery 10llm10 l2c A ril delivery 10 $50 10 l9c
Nay delivery 10 26@10 &c, June delivery 10 800
10 35c.
The cotton review Of the Sun says: Cotton
futures advanced 10A2 points. There was moth
lug to the market except trading in August, If
which Germans and Greeks bought rather
freely. Selling seemed to BE- largely for south
ern account, the outlook for the crop being gen
orally favorable. Liverpool advanced. The
| stock in New Orleans has become considerably
reduced. and is now smaller than for some
! years Some are inquring What Will be the
| effect OF August notices? An apprehension
on this point keeps some operators out of the
| market, and accounts in measure for the
| smallnesS of speculation. Cotton on spot was
| steady"
GALVESTON, July 16.-Cotton firm; middlinf
| 1926; net receipts - bales, gross -; sales 4
| bales; stock 29S bales.
| NORFOLK, July 16.-Cottol steady; mddling
mar CT 1ly
| bales; sales bale.
BALTIMORE, July 16.-Cotton quiet; middlinf
| 1136c; net receipts - bales, gross -; sales none
| Stock 1,O8l bales.
BosToN July l6.-Cotton quiet; middlng 113t
| 0l116c; net receipts bales, gross 267
sales none; stock none.
MILMINGroN, July 16.-Cotton firm; mid
| dliny 1l14c; receipts none, gross none; sales
none; stock 262 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, July 16.-Cotton firm mid
| ding l11@c; net receipts - bales, gross -; sales
| - bales; stock 6,093 bales.
| NEW ORLEANS. July 16.-Cotton was firm
middling lie; net receipts So bales. ross 5;
| bales; ales 500 bales; stock u, $50 bales
| MOBILE, July 16.-Cotton quiet; middlint
| l034c; ne receipts - bales, gross -; ,aleS none
| stOc< $40 bales; exports, coaStwlse 100 bales.
| MEMPHIS, July i6.-Cotton quiet; middlinl
| 10hc; receipts bales; shipments -; sale
none: stock 1856 bales.
| AUGUSTA, July 16.-CotUon firm; n'iddline
| 1890 lie; receipts bales; shipments 3 bales
| saieS none; stock 597 ba es.
| CHARLESTON, July l6.-Cotton dull: mid
| ding lO2Sc; net receipts - bales, gross -; sale,
| none; stock 354 bales.
| ATLANTA. July 16.-Cotton firm; mddline
| uplands lO9sc; no receipts.
NEW YoRk, July DEMONSTRATED net receipts
| at all cotton ports to-day 81 bales; exports
| to Great Britain $50 bales, 10 the continent
| 3jS to France 113 bales; stocS at all Amer
! can ports 1898 bales
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
T,Ixy 4
mand poor; holders offer moderately. Corn
| firm; demand good
| NEW YORK, July 1G, noon.-Flour quiet and
| weak. Wheat active and firm. Corn quiet bui
strong. Pork quiet but steady at S13 0Jeul3 %
| Lard quiet but steady at 81 65. Frelghts firm
| 500 p m.--Flour. Southern steady. Wheat
| 1@114c higher; No. red, S619c in store; op-
tons 360114c higher No. ? red, July delivery
| S54c; August delivery 841sc, September de-
livery SAGE. Corn higher and active; No. 2,
| 421sGI4234c in store; options stronger-No. 2,
July delivery 42&c, August delivery ACC, Sep
| TENDER delivery 1850, Oats-optous stronger
| and quet-July delivery 274c, August delivery
2798c, September delivery 219Sc; No. ?, 27140
| z11ac. Hops quiet but steady. Coffee-options
closed stea iy; July delivery IA 90c; August de-
| livery IA S0G15 00c; September delivery IA 500
| Is 10c; pot Rio stron err fair cargoes I73lc
Sugar, refined quiet and steady. MoaSseS-For-
eign dull; New Orleans dull. Petroleum quiet
but steady; refined, here, 81 20. Cotton seed
oil quiet crude 36c; yellow 43 046c Hides
quiet Wool firm. Pork quiet. Beef dull Beef
| hams firm. Tierced beef quiet Cut meats
strong; picked bellies &c, picked hams 1134c,
pic led shoulders sac. MiddleS Slow. Lard
quiet; Western steam So G5, city Sc 10; options
August delivery So IS, September delivery
ST. %. Freights firm; cotton, 5-32d; grain, 314d
asked.
CHICAGO. July 16.-There was fair trade in
wheat to-day, and the market ruled stronger
and prices higher, due largely to speculative
influences. The market opened about nc
higher, advanced, with some fluctuations $50
sac more, eased off 3sc, andclOsed 340l 1c higher
than yesterday, except July, which closed 24c
higher. Corn ruled quiet the greater part Of
the session. The market opened at yesterday S
closing prices firm. and advanced 140D35c, eaSed
off q little ruled steady, and closed &c higher
than Yesterday. Oats were duh but firmer and
prices averaged higher. Fair buying orders
were received for May, and prices for this de-
livery advanced &c, but all appreciation was
not maintained until the close. Pork was
active opened SC lower. advanced Toe. Later a
quiet feeling prevailed, aud prices receded l50l
i7l%c Toward the close the market was steady
and prices receded So 71Sc, but finally declined
10ml2Nc. and closed quiet. There was less
dong in the lard market, and tue feeling was
easier and prices more favorable to buyers
Short ribs were active and easier. Prices
gradually reoeded l0@Il21ac, and the market
closed quiet.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour dull
and unchanged. Wneat--No. spring, $3.50,
Sll6c: No 2 red 19l6G1S0c. Corn-No. ,, 3519c
Oats-No. 2 2214c. Mess pork at S1l o.
Lard at Sc 271aGO6 80. Short rib sides at s. 621a
as IS. shoulders g. 25Qp5 3713. Short clear at
81 OO@6 1219. Whisky 81 OF.
Leading futures "a Iged as follows:
Opening. highest. Closing.
No WHEAT