The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-02

Virginia 6s....-... Is RocS Island $500 as
Va. 6s consoli'teI IL St Paul -. az
NoTthwes- ern 1885 preferred llfaS
So preferred 40 Texas Pacific 2OLl
Dela- ana Lack .l4s3s Teun Coal 4 lron. 39S4
Erie ........-. .... as Union Pacific. ... CO.'S
Fast tennessee. l0b4 \. !. Central. cd. l09S4
Lake Shore. l04Ss Missouri Pacific 90 12ss
L'ville & Nash - 694s Western Union . S5is
Memphis q Char 60 Cotton Oh certih. 5SL.
Mobile 4 Ohio. IA Brunswick ....... PAS
Nash. & Chatt'a,. 934
fExinterest.
LIVERPOOL, July /. noon.-Cotton steady, with
falr demand; American middling lid; sales
10000 bales, for speculation and export 1000;
receipts 5000 baleS-Americau ,, 100
Futures American middiing low middling
clause, July and August delivery 6 264d; Au-
gust and September delivery cd, September
and October delivery 5 1864: October ami
November delivery sod; Novembe- aud
December delivery 5 S4-64d December and
January delivery 3S64d; January and Fehru-
airy delivery SS-6ld; September delivery cd.
Market steady.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted 10 400 bales new dockets.
200 p m.-Sales of the day included s,400
bales OF American.
American mddling l-16d
Futures American middltng, low mddling
clause, July delivery 2-64d. buyers; July and
August 2-64d, buyers; August aud September
l-o4d, sellers; September and October 4S-64d,
buyers; October and November5 36-64d buyers;
November and December S46id. sellers De-
cember and January 34-6id, sellers; January
and February 3i-64d. sellers; September
l-64d, sellers. Market steady.
4;OO p. MIXTURES: American middling, low
mlddlng clause, July delivery 2-64d, sellers;
July and August delivery 2-64d, sellers; Au-
gust ald September delivery 1-64d. sellers;
Sentember aud October d livery 45-64d, sellers,
october and Nov mber 31-64d. sellers, Novem-
Der and December 34-64d, sellers; December
and January 33-54d, value; January and Feb
ruary 33-64d, value; September l-64d, sellers.
| Market closed steady
NEW YORK, July /, noon.-Cotton firm;
mi idltng uplands lie, mlddlng Orleans l14c;
| sale to day III bales.
| Futures-MarkeJ opened steady with sales
| as follows; July delivery 10 53c; August de-
| livery 10 CSC; September delivery 10 i5c; Octo
Der delivery Ole; November delivery 9 s5c;
| December delivery SSc.
| 500 p. Motion closed firm; sales to-day
| Az bales; also sales last week not before re
ported 1,12i bales for consumption and 2,5i7
bales for export; mid Hing upands II Lice;
middling Orleans II 5-l6c; net receipts none
| gross l55 bales.
Futures market closed steady, with
| sales of 23,600 bales, as follows: July de
livery ~ 500 10 SIC August delivery 10 6i6ll0 &c
| September 10 5000 17c. October delivery 90
| 99 94c, November delivery 500 SOC, pecem,
Der delivery 900--c, January delivery 9 SO
| 90 &c, February delivery 10 03@10 04c, March
delivery 10 11010 12c, April delivery 10 1910 19c,
| Nav delivery 10 26Q10 &c
| The cotton review of the sun says: Futures
| advanced points on this crop and on the
| next, owing to an advance in Liverpool, reports
| of too much rain in the cotton belt, and a
| stronger spot market, closing steady after a
| slight reaction. The rains of late have been
| especially heavy in the southwest The south
| was buyer of August to-day. There was some
| foreign buying of the next crop. Cotton on
| spot was i-16c higher with good demand"
GALVESTON, July 1.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 1O3sc; net receipts 4 bales, gross A.
| sales bales; stock 1876 bales
| NORFOLK, July 1.-Cottol steady; mddng
| lie; net receipts / bales, gross /; stock 75i
| hal tO( hal
| BALTIMORE July 1.-Cotton quiet but firm;
middling 1886; net receipts bales, gross 255
sales none; stock 1876 bales
| Boston, July Lotion quiet; mddlng lbs
| 011Ac; net receipts 10 bales, gross 252; sales
none; stock none.
| w1LMGSGroN, July 1.--Cotton firm; mid
| ding 1890; net receipts bales gross 4; sales
none; stock 292 bales; exports, coastwise III
| bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 11ssc; net receipts 49, bales. gross -; sales
none; stock 1892 bales.
| NEW ORLEANS, July 1.--Cotton steady; mid
| ding 1890; net receipts 202 bales, gross 207
| sales $50 bales; stock 22032 bales; exports
to Great Britain 3, 121 bales, to the continent
2729.
MOBILE, July 1.-Cotton quiet; middlnq
| 103zc; net receipts 4 bales, gross 4; sales 700
bales; stock 1,S47 bales; exports, coastwise 1Oi
bales.
MEMPHIS, July 1.-Cotton quiet; middlng
| 10 11-I6c; receipts IA bales; shipments 81 bales
| sales 100; stock ,752 bales.
| "A,
| 103zc; receipts bales; shipments bales
! sales none; stock 913 bales.
| CHARLESTON, July 1.-Cotton dull; middlng
| 1076c; net receipts bales gross 2; sales 49,
bales; stock 226 bales.
ATLANTA. July 1.-Cotton steady; middling
| NEW YORK, July 1.-Consoli1ated net receipts
| at an cotton ports to-day 562 bales; exports
| 10 Great Britain $685. bales 10 the continent
1901 bales; stoca at all American ports 100, s31
| bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL. July /, noon.-Wheat steady; de
mand poor holders offer moderately Corn
steady; demand poor.
firm. Wheat active but irregular. Corn active
| and firm. PORK quiet and steady at S13 25d
10 so Lard dull but steady at So S7>4. Freights
| firm.
| 500 o. m.-Flour, Southern quiet: common to
| fair extra So 900l3 90; good to choice extra
So SOFAS 60 Wheat irregular and lower; No. 2
red s51sG436c in store options fairly active but
| 3k1t4lc lower, closing lower; No. red. July de-
livery $3.50 August delivery 85Ac, September
delivery 553sc, october delivery S6S5c Corn
| steady; No. 2 TIC in store; options easer-NO.
| 2, July delivery i11ac, August delivery 4lHc,
| September delivery 42Ac- oats stronger; OPP
tons higher-July delivery 2S4c, August 2SNc.
September 2S3sc; No. spot 28}s02S}4c Hops
| quiet and steady. Coffee--options closed steady:
! july delivery Is 7O413 90c; August delivery
10 90 n ID O5c; September delivery ! G0Il14 PIC;
| spot Rio quiet but steady. Sugar-raw steady;
! fair refining nc. CeubFHuSdlS JDJeSJ sac.
| refined steady but quiet. Molasses, foreign,
| firm: New Orleans quiet. Petroleum quiet and
| steady; refined, here 81 20; Philadelphia and
| Baltimore 81 10. Cotton seed oil dull and de
| pressed; crude 3904Oc yellow TIA 4Sc. Hides
| steady Wool firm; domestic fleece 32G139c
| pulIed 23040c. Texas II l25c. Pork firm;
| mess Si3 256l13 50, extra prime 81 5)01l IS.
! Beef quiet Cut meats firm; picked bellies
| 63lc. shoulders SIC, hams 1i34U12c. Middles
! n1Iiet. Lard easier; Western st am Sc 65, city
/ As 80; options-July delivery ~ 49, August
| delivery So o.. Freights unchanged.
CHICAGO july There were large dealings
/ again in wheat in a speculative way, and the
/ feeling was very unsettled. Fluctuations were
| frsouent and prices ruled higher all around.
/ Julv was advanced l3zc, then declined 134c, re-
| covered nc. and closed NC higher than Satnr-
| day. August advanced 49, aod closed nc
! higher December, which is attracting more at
! te1tion, advanced &c, declined 1c recovered
/ and closed NC higher than Saturday The
/ DrinctDaI Influences governing the market were
/ iIofavorabe crop reports from the northwest
/ A moderate speculative business was reported
| in corn. The feeling was Comparatively firm
/ with the exception OF snort spell at the open
| ing when an easy tone was apparent. The
/ strengthening influence was due mainly to the
active shipping demand, cash lots selling at
| premiun over July. The state agricultural
| report was also looked upon as a buliish facgor.
| The market opened at Saturday closing prices
I hIctuated within BIC. aud closed &c higher than
| Saturd AZ In oats a better trade noted
| and a hrmer feeling existed, especially in July
/ owing to large shipments. Mess pork was
Moderately active. The early feeling was easier: