The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-31

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Tennessee Is. 1O6 Richmond Ale. 81
ra,,o os- lO214 Richm'd & W. PIT.
V iirl,iosse e Sc u.s. - Terminal 217s
Va 6s consolitei IS St. SIP Paul ui'ADu 70
northwestern 10SLS Z" preferred 1OLI
preferred. l39 Texas Pacifi, 10
TeH1- anu Lack 1925 Tenn Goal & Iron. 3994
- - Kos Union Pacific. 49,. 59lS
Last tennessee. .. 9l5 n. J. Central 1903
L lake Snore .-....lOl5s Missouri Pacific . 673s
IL Vhe Nash. 6914 Western Union 80 S43S
Iiohuphis Char.. 60 Cotton Oil cerIid. 523z
Mobile 4 Ohio. 1884 Brunswick -. "a
Nash. q Chatt'a. IS
LIVERPOOL July 80, noou.-Cotton steady
anu IN ialr demand; American middlng 3-l6d;
saleS o,OD ga S, for speculation and export
4'VOO; celpts $500 bales all American.
fntures-A~ erican ddliug low middling
clause, July delivery I0-64d also esd; July
ana august del very 6-64t06 9-64d; August and
1eptemoer delivery TAD, also 5-64d; Septem-
per and October delivery 5O-6Id; October and
November delivery 3 4O-6id; November and
december delivery 35-64d; September 6 7-64d
Futures steady.
Z;OO p. n.-SaleS of the day included 4 600
bales OF american.
American middling 3-16d
FuIureSIAInerlcan middling low m'ddIlng
claus July delivery l0-64d. sellers; July ana
august delivery 6 9-64d sellers; August aud
september delivery 7-64d sellers; September
and October 50-64d, sellers; Oetorer and No
vember 40-G4d, sellers; November and Deem
Der 5o-old sellers; December and January
o4-o4u, sellers; January aud February 34-64d
sellers; September 10-6id, sellers. Market firm
Tor new months and quiet for distant
4'oJ p. m-tutureS: American miidli7g, low
mddlins ella Use, July delivery 9-o4l, buy
ers; July and August delivery S-6ld, buyers;
tugust and Septe uber delivery 6 Cd BUYERS ;
Sc TENDER and October livery 5 49-j4d
buyers; October an No' e nber 80 I'D BUYERS;
No'ember and December 3464d buyers: De
"a and Ion sgl -
and February 8364d, buyers; September
delivery s 6-64l buyers. Market closed quiet
but steady.
NEW YORK, July 30, noon.-Cotton steady
m uplandS II 3-l6c, IN ddlng orleans
II 9-l6c; sales to-day SS7 bales.
tutures-Market o.'ened quiet but steady,
with sales as follows: July delivery 10 e. c;
AUGUST delivery 10 BE; September delivery
10 10 nc; October delivery, 9lc; November de-
livery 9S6c; December delivery Sc
o:UO p. m.-Cotton closed steady; sales to-day
81 bales; md III Z up IndS II 5-l6.; nlddlm5
" leans Il 9-16c: net receipts none gross none.
tutureS-The market closed steady, with
sales of 2o,3 O bales, as follows: August
delivery 10 5000 Gle. September livery 10 II
DlO 1Sc, October delivery 9449 Csc Novem-
berdeliYery s609 sc. ecember del very 9 C;
January delivery 9ic, February delivery
10 O2c, darch delivery ~ use. A ri delivery 10 Is
G1U I6c, ay delivery lO23@lO BIC, June deliv-
cry 10 301 10 sic.
The cotton review of the sun says: Futures
were irregular, opening steady to 1 point
higher, then falling ~ points on this crop
and point on the next, but ralying Later.
Speculation was quite small and wituout SIP -cial
Character. LlSht rains are reported in Georgia,
Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana, Arkansas,
Tennessee AMI NurJu Carolina. The crop seems
to be doing we'll Cotton on spot was firm"
GALVESTON, July 30.-CotJon quiet; middling
l!c; net ceips, bales; gross 3; sales non
stock los bales.
NORFOLK, July 3O.-Cotto1 steady; middlinc
lie. r balpS = stock al.
bales.
BALTIMORE July 3O.-Cotton quiet; middling
lla6c; ne1 receipts hone, gross none; sales -
STOCK $50 bales.
BosroN July 3O.-Cotton quiet; mddliny 11sS
0l112c; net rec iptS l bales, gross 561; sal-s
none; stock none; exports, to Great Britain 10(
bales.
lLMIxGroN, July 90. Cotton quiet; mid
none; lock 1872 bales.
PHILAoELpHIA July 3O.-Cotton firm; mid
ding ll13e; ne. receipts - bales, gross -
stocN 500 bales.
NEW OaLE MS. July SO.-cotton firm; mid
ding lie; net receipts II bales, gross 20
sales 900 bales; STOCK 11,552
Noble, July 30.-CoUlon nominal; middine
l0Ac; re 'rIp;s bales, ;ross 4; ale. none;
stock 1l2 bales; exp no, coaStwise 354 bales
MEMPHIS, July 30.--Cotton quiet; nIi,ldling
l034c; receipts bales; shipments -; sa.eS
100 bales; stock 1.44o bales.
AUGUSTA, July 30 lotion firm; Kidding
safes none; stock 234 oaes.
CHARLES ron, July co., otton nominal; mid
ling lU>ac: ne receipts none, gross none; sales
none; STOCK 1871 bales.
NEW YoRK, July 30.-Cpnsolidatei net receipts
at Ill cotton por.s to-day AZ oales; exports,
to Great britain 100 bales, TO France 800 bales;
stoc1 az all Anne. lcan ports l24,745 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, July 30, noon.--Wheat weak; de.
mand poor; holders offer freely; No. /, Cali
fornia, IS ldG17s ID; red western winter Is 1116
0.6s I'D; receipts of wheat for past three DAYS
amounted to l4,0J0 centals, of which $1,000
were American. Corn steauy; demand poor; re-
ceipts of American corn for the past three days
We're p, $40 centals. Weather fine.
New YORK, July 80, noon.--Flour quiet and
weak. Wheat active and steady. Corn quiet
but higher. Por% dull and unchanged. Lard
quiet and weak at ST 40. FreIgntI irregular
500 p. m.-Flour, Southern dull and heavy
Wheat &c lower but steady; No. red, STAG
GlS198c in store; options steady-No. = red,
july delivery S119c; August delivery S53sc Sep
TENDER delivery SIC. Corn active aud firner;
No :, "A &c in elevator; options stronger-No.
: July delivery 441Ae, August delivery 44c,
September delivery 4419c., Oats quiet but
steady; options tirmer July delivery 2Sc, Au-
gust delivery CSC. September delivery 2736c
Hops quiet. Coffee. 5tions 25@40 points up;
July delivery ii Csc, August delivery II so %
IA &c, September delivery II &c; spot Rio
Stronger-fair cargoeS i11ac. Sugar-raw dull
and nominal; refined closed steady but quiet
Molasses, foreign quiet New Orleans dull
Petroleum uiet but steady; refined here 81 49,
Cotton seed oil tirmer; crude 33c, yellow 400
&c Wool firm and in good demand domestic
fleece 32lI39c, pulled 2304Jc, Texas 14g2 c.
Fork lower and dull; mess inspected S12 0001
II SO; uninspected Sl1 1922 UO extra prime
Sl1. Beef dull, Beef hams dull Tierced beef
quiet. Cut meats firm. MiddleS closed quiet.
Lard more active; Western steam So 40, city
S. 10; options-August delivery 81 30, Septem-
Der delivery So u. Freights stronger: cotton
5-32d grain 414d bid:
LOUISVILLE JulF 3U.-Graln closed unchanged.
Provisions unchanged.
New ORLEANS, July 30.-Market unchanged.
CINCINNATI, July 30.-Flour weak. Wheat
quiet; no. red, 76c. Corn quiet; NO. mixed
3jAc Oats steady; No. mIXed, 2540253c.
Pork weak at 5ll IS. Lard closed dull at IS rs.
Bulk meats steady; short ribs s. rs. Bacon
easier; short clear So as. WHISKY quiet at 81 02.
Hogs easier; common and light So 75G 81 20;
packing and butchers 81 40.
CHICAGO, July 30.-Ine wheat market has
been moderately active, but the feeling is still
unsettled. Futures opened 4015c under yes
terday's latest bids for all futures beyond July,
and business in the pit throughout the entire
noon prices firmed up SOLE from the early in
side range. Toward the close the market be-
came quite buoyaAt, influenced by strong late
cables through private sources AMI a good
local cash demand. Closing quotations were
around the top, and 14015c above yesterdays
closing. Corn was moderately active. and
transactions were at slightly higher prices.
July ruled at a premium OF 34c compared with
September The market opened at yesterdays
closing prices was steady for time. then ad
vanced l4m5sc, receded title, ruled steady
and closed ,s14c higher than yesterday. Oats
were traded in with little more freedom, and
a steady feeling developed. Final prices showed
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