The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-18

COTTON.
LIVERPOOL July Il. noou.-Cotton steady and
IA Ialr demand; American middling S-l6d;
sales 10000 bales for SPECULATION and export
I,USV' receipts 900 bales-American 8 500.
ntures American iddliug low middling
clause, July delivery sod: July and August
dei;.eIry oca3g6 4-6id; August and September
HSenYery o 2-oid; September and October de
livery 4s-6id; September delivery 6 Cid.
Market steady and unchanged.
ne tenders or deliveries az Uo-day's clearings
amounted 10 100 bales new dockets
E:O0 p m.-Sales Of the day included 1900
bales of American
American middling Sled
rutureS-Atneric3n middling. low middling
clause, July delivery c 5-64i. Sellers; july AMI
S,i,uS1 Q 4-64d, sellers; August aud september
o <-old, buyers: September and October 47-64d,
buyers; October and November 5 S7-64d, buyers;
november and December 35-64d sellers; De
cemoer and January 34-64d, buyers; January
and Feoruary "a Al. buyers: September 2-64d,
buyers. Market steady
s'OU p MIXTURES: American middliug, low
m ddling clause. July delivery 56ld sellers;
July ana August delivery 4-64d, sellers: Au
gust and September delivery Pod. sell IT'S:
Sc TENDER aud Octoberd livery 47-j4d, value;
Der aud Dec 4mfer 34-i4d, buyers; December
and January 346Id, sellers; January and Feb
tIary 3l64 !, sellers; September 2-o4d, sellers
Mar6et closed steady
NEW YORK, July Il, noon.-Cotton quiet but
steady; laifdling uplands 1l4c. middlng or
ieans lI12c; sales to-day 292 bales
tutures-MarSet opened quiet but steady,
with sales as follows: July delivery 10 soc;
August delivery 10 soc; September delivery
10 &c., October delivery sec; November de
livery SIC; December delivery 9!Oc
DIV p. m.-Cotton closed quiet; sales to-day
40 bales; midahng Up aIds me; lniddllug o.
leans ll1ac: net receipts 1853 bales. gross 975.
Futures Market closed quiet, WITH sales Of
2u,9O bales, as follows: July delivery 10 510
10 sc, August delivery 20 51G,1052c. september
delivery 10 l5@10 loo, October delivery $50
8 96c, November delivery S7G9 oSc, december
del very 9G9 SOC, January delivery 9 $50
S6c, February delivery 10 02OlU 0oc, March
| delivery lOlOGl0llc, Az Ri delivery l01G1l0 lSc.
10 Bic.
The cotton review of the sun says: Cotton
futures showed no snap. Sales were small,
and fluctuations would not fright n an opera
tor with the s.enderest purse. This crop ad-
vanced lg4 points, but they wound up only
one point higher Tor the day. The next crop
| opened trli1 higher, and closed lag points
! lower The weather seemed to be all right.
| Short time, it stated, will go into effect at
| Manchester July 90 Speculation was sluggish,
and the only buying Of consequence was of
August, which is supposed TO be against sales
| OF actual cotton to Greek houses buying for
| Liverpool account, and who are understood to
! have taken from 1905 to 5000 bales to-day.
| Freight engagements for Liverpool this week
are 5000 bales. Cotton on spot was steady"
! GALVESTON July l7.-CotUon firm; middlnG
1,c; net receipt. bales, gross 5; sales bales
| stock 303 bales.
NoRFoLk, July 17.-Cotto steady; middnp
! lie; neo receipts none, gross none; stock 525
| bales.
BALTIMORE. July 17.-Cotton quiet; middlng
1l36c; receipts % bales, gross % sales none
stock LILO bales
BosToN July l7.-Cotton quiet; middlinc 11s6
| 0l116c; net receipts none, gross bales;
sales none; stock none.
NHMINGroN. July H.-Cotton firm; mid
| dim ll14c; me- receipts none, gross none; sales
| none; stock 262 bales.
PHLADELPHIA, July 17.-Cotton firm: mid
ding 11c; pts rs bales, gross 2S2; sales
| - bales; S,ocG 6.315 bales.
| NEW ORLEANS, July 1.-Cotton was firm (;
| middlIng lie; net receipts 30 bales, osS l55
bales; ales $50 bales; stock (actuaD 20,310
| bales; exports, coast wise 80 bales.
! MOBILE, July 17.-Cotton quiet; middling
| l034c; ne receipts bales. 35roea 3; sale, none
STOCK 122 bales; exports, coastwse 123 bales.
| MEMPHIS, July l7.--Cotton quiet; mi ding
1890; receipts r bales; shipments 148; SALES
none; stock 154 tales.
AUGUSTA July l1.-Cotton firm niddling
1880 lie; receipts 8 bales; shipments - bales
sales none; stock 81 ba es.
| CHARLESTON. July H,--Cotton dull: mid
cling l0j6c; net receipts II bales gross II; sales
| none; stock 365 bales.
| ATLANTA. July T.-Cotton firm; middling
| uplGndS lU9Sc; no receipt.
NEW YoR6, July l7.-Golsoldated net receipts
at all cotton ports to-day $50 bales; exports,
to Great Britain TAI bales, TO the clntirent
| II bales; STOCK at all American ports 1856 l23
bales.
!
LIVERPOOL. July T., noon-Wheat firm; de-
mand poor holders offer moderately. Corn
firm; demand fair new mixed Is 1114d.
NEW YORK, July II, noon.-Flour quiet and
! strong Wheat active and strong. Corn quiet
| but stronger PORK duh but unchanged al Sia
alb 25. Lard active and strong at SIS 65.
Freights firm.
500 .. m.-Flour, Southern quiet; good to
! choice 50 45@5 IS. Wheat, spot dull but strong;
| No. 2 red, So16c in store options much excited
! on attempts to cover contracts, while offerings
| are light and sellers are very Indifferent; prices
are up Booze, the latter rise on July. closing
strong; No. red July delivery Ss4c: August
| delivery SSL1c. Corn, spot active, nc higher
and firm; No. ?, 42}4@43c in store options
stronger and quiet-No. 2 July delivery 43c
| August delivery 431sc, September delivery 1850
/ Oats spot firm: options qulet-July delivery
| 2rKc, August delivery 275sc, September delivery
2796c; No; ?, spot 2714G -7l3c; mixed western
| 25G12ic. Hops quiet but steady; state Il q 23c
Cofee-or lions barely steady: July delivery
IA s01l4 Csc; August delivery II 956l15 10c: Sep
! TENDER delivery IA 95415 15c; spot Rio firm
fair cargoes 17&c, Sugar, raw nominal and
| refined quiet aud steady. MolaSses-Foreign
quiet, 50-test 8 C; New Orleans quiet; open ket-
tie, good to fancy, 2Sgt46c. Petroleum steady
and quiet; refined, here. s. 20. Cotton seed
oil quiet crude SEC; yellow 40 046c. Hides
steady. Wool firm; domestic fleece 32039c
pulled 23G4Gc. Texas Hogs Pork dull; mess
Sl3 00O1325, extra lrime Sl1 25O11 30. Beef
quiet; extra mess S7GI7 SO Beef MANS strong
| at sic. Tierced beef slow; extra India mess
| SIP 50114. Cut meats firm; picked bellies c,
| picked hams 1134c, picHled shoulders SIC.
| Lard weak, with moderate demand: Western
st am ST GO, city Sc 10; optiOns-Augnst delivery
| So 59GL6 62, September delivery ST. 66MG II,
! Freights firm; cotton, 5-32d; grain, sgd
CHICAGO. July 11.-There vas a fair specula-
tive trade in wheat to day. The feeling was
| stronger and prices again advanced for all flu
! lures July advanced &c, declined 1c. and closed
| l16c higher than yesterday. Deferred futures
| advanced 13{c and ruled very strong, closing
| l9lc higher than yesterday. n oderate trade
| was reported in corn and firm feeling pre-
| vailed but prices showed little change Oats
| were moderately active and Steadier for May
| ami September Prices advanced slightly, bat
| outside figures were not maintained at the
close. Mess pork wa! fairly active but unset
| tied; openng at 212c Decline further recession
| feeling developed and prices reacted 1Od 121pc.
! the market closing steady. Lard declined nc,
| reacted slightly and closed steady. Snort ribs
| were active but weaker; opening &c lower re
! coded 1901, nc on heavy selling by number
! of packers and traders. y stronger feeling was
| developed and prices rallied 2l21Doc The mar
| ket closed steady
| Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
! closed easier Wneat-No. spring. Sl6l8I1c:
| No. : red SlOS3c. Corn-No. 2, 5594c. Oats
| No ?, 2214c. Ness pork at S1l 02I2051l or
! Lard at Is 20 Short rib sides ct So 1905 so.
| Shou. ders So ESQ., 3719. Short clear at S6Q,
| 12L6 Whisky 81 o.
| Leading FUTURES ragged as follows:
Opening. highest Closing
july i9, dewey E very ?sN s1N 81
AuS. delivery. " 7S4 7s4