The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-21
.n-r.: September s os-o.a. buyers. Market

| mi9dlina uplauds ike tn.ddlRE Orleans lllke;
| sales to daV 6sT halea
FutIres-The market opened steady and
and closed quiet. with sales ss follows. July
( delivery opaBed at 10 4oe and closed at 10 44c;
| August opened at 10 $50 and closed at 10 43c
September opened at 10 01c and closed at 10 O0c
1 October opened at sSc and closed at SSc
November opened at 9 Sic aud closed at Sic:
December opened at Soc aud closed at SIC
500 p m.-Cotton closed quiet; sales to-day
| l.O,O bales; ma ling uplands l114c; mIddlmg
| u leans Il1Ec; net receipts none, gross none
tutures-The market clO7ed quiet with
! sales Of 245 bales, as follows: July delivery
| ~ 44Hln 45c, August delivery 10 asa 10 44c Sep
TENDER livery 10 10910 lie. October delivery
| 9 SSGI9 SEC, NoveU bef delivery 81 i9 SIC g
/ &c Der del very IS Il 9 SIC. iavuarv delivery
9 sec, February del very . 97l19 sSc, ,arcn
| delivery 1O04G100 c. a ri delivery l0l26lu l3c
lav delivery ~ 2OMl02 C, June delivery 10 no
! IL 29c.
The cotton review OF the sun saws: Futures
were q , points lower, and were neatly liteless
Liverpool cam sgltly lower. and very dull
| Crop news was favorable. Thu south sold new
crop TO some extent and orts bought Greek
houses bought new crop months, and some who
nave oeen selling spot cotton # late bought in
their August o iginally sold against it. There
was very Ii tie interest in speculation. New
Orleans options were lower. Cotton on spot
GALVESTON, July 2O.-Cotton quiet; middhnc
&c; net crpt % bales, gross g; sales % bales
stock PA bales.
NoaFo-k, July 2O-Cotto steady; bidding
sales l bale.
BALr1MoaE, July Observation-Disclosures
ne receipts - bales, gross -; safes none STOCK
02S bales.
Boston. July 2O.-Cotton quiet; middIing 1875
9l116c; net receipts none, gross none; sales
none; stock none.
=, ILaISGrov, July 2O.-Cotton firm: mid
din NE; Ii receipt none, ,ross none; sales
none; took ;5j bales.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2O.-Cotton firm: nit
ding l1sc; ne rece is none, gross none; sales
- bales; stoca 6,375 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July 20.-Cotton quiet; m d.
ding lie; me- receipts Il ba es floss 2lS;
ais - oa' eS; stock 1873 bales; exports,
coastwise GO bales.
NOBLE, July 20.-Cotton nominal; middling
1850; ne rec ~ - bales gross -; sale,
bales; STOCK 80 bales; exports, coastwlse 10
bales.
M-MpH1s, July 2o.-Cotton quiet; mi ding
1O34c; receipts bales; shipments 3; sales
none. STOCK 1,j73 ales.
AUGUSTA, July 20 Cotton firm; iddlinz
105sQ11c; receipts 9 bales; shipments A. bales;
sales none; stock $50 pa. eS.
CHARLESTON, July 20.-Cotton nominal: mid
ling lOzsc: net receipts none, sro %, none;
none; stocA $50 bales; exports, coastwise, s.
bales.
ATLANTA July Notwithstanding uplands
1U9Sc; no receipt
The total visible supply of cotton for the
world is IL. 1913 bales, of which Sy7,9l3 bales
are American, against 1860 and o93,o79
bales, res 0ectIvely, last year. Receipts at all
interior towns for the week 7,512 bales Re
ceiptS from plantations Ia bales. Crop in sight
q, ,020 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL. July 20, noon.-Wheat firm de-
mand poor; holders offer moderately; Cali
tornia NO. /, is l1edQ1S 219d Corn fra; de-
mand fair
NEW YORK, July 2, poon.-Flour quiet but
steady. Wheat dull but steady. Cora quiet tut
firm PorH duh but steady at SIP 10 - 60. Lard
quiet and unchanged at 50 G0. FreighUs firm.
500 p. m.-Flour, Southern dull; good to
choice extra s. 356g5 70. Wheat dub ami 151y
94c lower; No. red 66c in store o. tons
irreguar-No. red, July deive Y S734c; Au-
gust delivery 6534c, September delivery S515c.
Corn quiet and weaker: No. 2, 42160 l23{c in
store; options firmer-No. 2 July delivery 431Sc,
August delivery 45$sc, September delivery 4398c.
Oats A04c higher, options hrmer--July, Au-
gust and September unchanged. Hops quiet.
Cotfee-OptiOnS closed barely steady aud I'M
changed; spot Rio quiet but steady fair cargoes
17$4c Sugar, raw nominal; refined quiet. Mo
laSseS-Foregn quiet: New Dreams open kettle,
good to fancy, dull. Petroleum quiet but steady;
crude, in barrels, quiet; ParkerS S. 40; refined,
here and in Philadelphia. s. 20; Baltimore 81 u.
Cotton seed oil dull; crude 3Jc; vel Ow 4Sc. Hides
quiet. Leather sJea ~. Wool quiet but firm.
Pork quiet. Beef dull Beef hams firm. Tierc ID
beef slow. Cut meats closed strong; picked
bellies 7146715c, picked hams 1l34c plcGied
shoulders SIC. MlddleS slow. Lard stronger
but quiet; Western ST am ST 65, city So ~; Au-
gust delivery 81 63, September delivery So ~.
FreigntS firm: cotton, J-3!d; grain, 314d.
CHICAGO, July 20.-EXtreme dullness per
vaded the wheat market to-day from the open
ing until the clos. Opening prices were at or
near the best quotations of The day. Without
any reactions TO speak Of, the market, after
starting sc higher for July and 1nc better for
more deferred deliveries. decIined full cent
for all futures, or to t9l5c for December
dragged for a time recovered slightly and
closed 116c lower for july 40 e lower for
deferred futures than yesterday. The earv
strength was possibly due to the reported
cloudy and rainy weather in the winter wheat
districts, but liter advlces noted clearing
weather. Estimates on the visible supply
varied from 10000 bushels to 100000 decrease.
There was good Inquiry for shipment, and some
export orders We're filed both for winter and
spring wheat More cOuli have been done but
for the scarcity of ocean freight room. But
little interest conferred ia corn, and fluctuations
were narrow. There were no new features to
the market, which was governed exclusively by
local influences. the chief of which was the
active cash dema which narrowed differences
between July and SEPTEMBER to &c. The market
opened at yesterdays closing price, was firm
changed but LITTLE the pit being lifeleSs at
times, and final quOtatlO IS We're q shade high
than yesterday. Oats Wee rather easier, but
price changes We're of no consequence. Mess
pork attracted considerable attention during
the early part of the day. The feeling was
stronger, and prices advanced 2Q025c. Later
the market ruled quiet, and prices settled back
11a0I0c and closed steady. Lard opened easy,
but later in the day ruled steadier, and prices
were advanced s0I5c. Toward the close the
feeling was quiet and easy, and the market
closed at about medium figures. Trading was
moderately actlv III the market for short rib
sides. Prices were advanced 100I2c. Later
the market ruled quiet ami easy, and prices de-
chned go &c and closed steady.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
dull but steady Wneat-No. = spring 7936c
Corn-Ao. :, $3.50. Oats-No. =, 2214c. Mess
pork at ii IS. Lard at Sc 25. Snort rib sides
at IS 50@6 90, Shou. ders unchanged. Short clear
unchanged. Whisky ST. OF.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. H1gnest. Closing.