The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-13

trade takiugs including forwarded from ships
sioe 5s.uOO oaks; actual export 1l.OO bales;
total import 100 bales-American 500 bales;
total stock 10000 bales - American $1,000
bales; total adoat 5000 bales - American
1900 bales
goo p. m.-Sales of the day included 300
oales OF American.
American mddling 6 3-16d
Futures-Amerlcan ruiddlng. low middlug
clause, July delivery 4-6ld. value; July and
August i-64d, sellers; August aud Sept@mbe
sellers; october and November 3s-b4d. sellers;
November and December 51-64d. sellers: De
cember and January 3S64d, buyers; January
and February 3S-64d, buyers; September 254d
sellers. Market fat
400 p. m.-Futures: American middlng. low
mddllng clause, July delivery 3-64d. sellers;
July aud August delivery S54d, sellers; Au-
gust ana September delivery lbid. buyers
-. tsmoer aud October livery 46-Sit buyers,
october AMI Nov mbsr 3G-5ld. buyers; NOvem
Der aud Dec mher 3464d. sellers; December
and January 3S-64d. sellers January and Feb
ruary 33-64i, sellers; September old, sellers
Market closed steady
new YORK, July II, noon.-Cottou quiet; mid
ding uplands llAc, mlddling Orleans lll2c,
sales to-day 500 bales.
tutures-Market opened steady, with sales
as follows: July delivery 10 soc; August de-
ilvery 10 SIC; September delivery 10 lSc; Oeto-
Der delivery 95c; November delivery ? Soc;
December delivery lOc
500 p. m.-Cotton closed steady; sales $50
oales, mlddling upands ll14c, mtddlug Or
leans ll1pc: net receipts none, gross none.
FUTURES Market closed dull out steady sales
2S,9O bales, as follows: July delivery - 53
q 10 SIC August delivery 10 52Ql0 53c. September
10 1870 15c, October delivery Q AGE CSC, NO
vember delivery S7G9 SSc, december delivery
S9Os 90c, January delivery 95D9 96c. Feb
ruary delivery lU020l0 O3c, March delivery
10 lO4lO lie April delivery 10 lS(nlU l9c, Nay de-
livery 10 26Gl10 &c
Weekly net receipts at New York 25S
oales, gross l,47o; exports TO Great Britain
9,i3l bales, TO France =, TO the coptinent
l,3ol bales. forwarded |, l34 bales; sales $50
bales sales TO spinners 323 bales; stock l33, 2l4
bales
The cotton review Of the Sun SAYS: Cotton
futures were dun and TO points lower, in
sympathy with tns decline in Liverpool There
was some long selling Of August reported. Toe
weather at the south generally clear Crop
advlces were generally favorable. New orleans
was lower, and spot trade here less active
There was no snap TO the market. In fact, 1t
seemed hardly more than travesty on the
market. Cotton on spot was stea1y."
GALVESTON, July l2.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding l03kc.
NORFOLK, July 1a-Cotton steady; middling
lie.
BALTIMORE, July 12-Cotton quiet; middling
1850.
Boston, July -Cotton-middling llssc.
WILMINGTON, July 1s-Cotton firm; middliug
10S4c
PHILADELPHIA. July 12.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 11lec.
NEW ORLEANS, July 12.-Cotton steady; mid.
MOBILE, July 12-Cotton quiet; middling
1OAc
MEMPHIS July 1e.-Cotton quiet middling
1920
AUGUSTA, July 12.-Cotton firm; middling
1890
CHARLEsroN, July i2-Cotton dull; middling
| 1890
MONTGOMERY, July l2.-Cotton - Nothing
doing.
Macon-no quotations
COLUMBUS, July 12-Cotton quiet; middling
| 10asc.
NASHVILLE, July l2.-Cotton quiet; middlins
SELMA, July 12-Cotton steady; middling 1Oc
ROME. July 12.-Cotton steady: middling
| 101kc.
at all cotton ports to-day 236 bales; exports,
| TO Great Britain ,425 bales, 10 the continent
- bales; stock at all American ports 1913
bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, July 10. noou.-wheat quiet; de
mand poor; holders offer moderately; receipts
of wheat for the past three days amounted
to 1900 centals of which 65, 900 were Ameri-
can. Corn steady; demand fair; receipts Of
American corn for the past three days were
2,700 centals.
New YORK, July IL, noon.-Vlour quiet but
firm Wheat quiet and lower. Corn dull and
easier. Pork quiet but steady at Si3 000l3 %,
Lard easy but dull at Sc 6213@6 IS. Freights
| firm.
500 p. m-Flour. Southern dull; common
| to fair extra 81 50@3 %; good to choice extra
| So 55@5 6S. Wheat 34@91c lower; No. red
| S516c in store; options dun and 16G13sc lower
No. red, July delivery s5l4c; August delivery
| S4llc, September delivery S4leS4I5c. Corn 40
| 15c lower and wealN No. 2, 4214c in elevator;
options dull-No. 2, July delivery 424c, August
delivery 421c, September delivery 43c. Oats
weak options lower aud heavyr-July delivery
2616c August delivery 271sc, September deliv-
ary 70 Hons OuiAt hUt steady (fOfTaa-Op-
tions $500 points up-July delivery ID 4Jc;
August delivery IA 45014 6Oc September de-
livery IA 60014 Soc; spot Rio stronger, fair car
goes 171sc Suear-raw nominal; refined steady
and quiet Holasses -- Foreign dull; New
Orleans, open kettle, good to fancy, quiet
Petroleum quiet and steady; refined, here, 81 20.
Cotton seed oil dull; crude 36c yellow 43146c
Tallow quiet Hides quiet aud steady. Wool
firm. Pork dull and unchanged. Beef inactive
Cut meats firm; pckled bellies &C; picked
shoulders SIC, picked hams ll34c. Middes
quiet. Lard lower and dull; Western steam
S6 co, city So Is; options-August delivery
Sc g. Freights firm; cotton 5-32911-6id;
grain 3D..
CHICAGO, July 12-In the aggregate a good
speculative business was transacted IN wheat
The opening was weak and prices declined $50
1c for various deliveries below the closing
prices of yesterday, then reacted advanced &c
ruled easy and closed 4c higher for July. &c
lower for August, &c lower for September and
nc lower for December than yesterday. The
early decline was a continuation of the weak
ness developed yesterday. more or less long
wheat again coming on the market and for u
while there not much demspd, but later
the market began to rule steadier under better
demand and recovered part Of the decline Only
moderate business was transacted in corn.
Fluctuations covered narrow range and rrices
did not, however. change from yesterdays
closing Oats were lower. The declines were
not so great as yesterday, and the range Of
prices narrower Ness pork opened 56D715c
lower. and further reduction of 2Oc was sub
mtted to. Later the feeling was steader, aud
prices rallied 21543c and closed rather firm
Lard was weak. Prices receded 216qt5c and
the market closed steady at medium figures
Short rabs were active. Prices ruled irregular
and declined l00I5c, but rallied 5G,719c and
closed steady
Cash quotations we're as follows Flour firm
and unchanged. Wheat-No spring, 1870
7914c: No. 2 red 7Ss4O79Ac. Corn-No. >, 35ssc
Oats-No. 2, 22J4c. Ness pork at S11 %. Lard
at $6 o. Short rib sides at S. G5. Dry sailed
shoulders S. 25Gt5 3716. Short clear sides
Sc 12199t6 %.
Opening. Highest. Closing.
July delivery. 7sH 80 7sN
Aug. delivery. 7634 II 76l6