The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-01

SO. Caro-. ,BroSn Pacific Nail -. 45ls
Tennessee Is lOi Richmond s Ale. =
IS .....lOt Ricnn'd & w. Pt.
Tennesseess S.. 73 Terminal. :. 2l7s
Vtrg MIA IS. ...... 50 Rock Island .. 9034
Va Is coasoIitsi. 80 st. Paul .......... S21
Ches & Ohio .... preferrei. III q
Northwestern. Ill Texas Pacific. 49,. 20
" preferret .l44 Tim. Coal & Iron. 4s1A
Della and Lack. .1i73s Union Pacific. 80. 6l&
Erie. ............. 25A N. J. C-ntral 1874
East renness So. Missouri Pa cidc E. 32ss
Lake Shore. ......l 1924 Western UnIol... 1855
L vile & Sash. ... SIS Cotton iii certid. 325s
Memphis & Cas-. 60 Bru lswick 2S
Mobile K Ohio. 81 Mobile & OHIO Is. 65y 4
Nash. & Cha:t's.. i0i4 Silver certificates. !13
COTTON.
LIyEReooI- July 81. noon.-Cotton steady; de-
mand fair; -r1can middling 8 1l-l6d; sales
5000 baes OF which 900 were for Speculation
and export; receipts 300 bales, all American.
Futures Ane 1can N d ~ g, ow middling
clause, July delivery 39-64d: August delivery
o 39-6iD6 5S6id; August and September deliv-
cry 35-6id; September delivery ID; Septem
b r and October delivery Cd.
Futures steady.
The tenders ot deliveries at to-dsy's cleariugs
amounted TO l,4O0 baies new dockets and -
bales old.
200 D. m.-Sales of the day included $500
bales of American.
American good middling 6IS-16i; middling
ll-l6d; low middling 916d; good ordinary
7-lsd; ordinary 5-16d
Futur9s-AmsrIcaa mfidling, low middling
clause July delivery 39-64d. sellers; July and
August delivery 1854 l6 3S-64d; August de-
livery q 81 64D6 3s-64d; August and September
| delivery 6 81 6406 }64d; September delivery
6 30 go 336id; September and October deliv
cry Cd; October and November delivery 55 Dad,
| sellers; November and december delivery
| 53-64d, sellers; December and January deliv
cry 5264d buyers. Futures dull.
| 400 p. m futures: A nerl can niidling. low
| mddling clause, July delivery ID; July and Au-
gust delivery ID; August delivery S1-6ld.
| nd ,hor dol ~
| 8 81 64O6 336id; September delivery 34-64
| September aud October delivery ID, October
| anu November delivery 55-64d, November
and December delivery 5 53-64d. sellers; De-
| cember and January delivery 52-64d, buyers;
| January and February deliv -ry 52-6id, buyers;
| February and March delivery 53-6id. buyers;
| Futures closed quiet but steady.
New YoaK, July 81, noon.-Cotton opened
| quiet; middling upandS IL 5-l6c; mlddiing Or
leans 1219c; sales to-day l22 bales.
| tutures-Tne market opened dull but steady
with sales as follows: July delivery u 36c. Au-
gust delivery II 99c, September delivery II O2c.
| October delivery 10 6oc, November delivery
| 10 bic. December 10 50c
500 p. m.-Cotton dull; middlng l24c; Or
leans l27-l6c; net receipts to-day - bales, gross
| =; sales to-day $50 bales.
| Futures-Market closed quiet but steady with
sales OF 81 900 bales, as follows: July delivery
| II U50212 l5c; August delivery II 90@1l 92c;
| livery 10 65c01l0 67c; November delivery 10 500
| 10 Ole: December delivery ~ 49@t10 soc; Jan
uary delivery 10 soc; February delivery 10 $50
| 10 6Jc; Marcn delivery 10 62Gl0 63c; April de-
| livery 10 500 10 &c.
The Suns cotton review says: Futures
| opened at last nights prices and closed quiet at
decline of Is points on July, points on Au-
| gust and l42 points on other months. The
| market was an unsettled one to-day and de-
! veloped some rregularity in the later dealings.
/ Silver became the dominant influence and
| brought some outside interest to speculation
August the weak point of the market.
| Short interest in this delivery has been pretty
| well covered and there seems little probability
| of successful squeeze. But the rise of Silver
| Certificates and the talk about making Score
| tary Window pay for what he must buy pre-
| vented selling and by this means supported
values. Cotton on spot 1.16c lower and dull. ~
| GALVESTON, July 5l.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 1l4c; net rece pts bales, including 3
bales new crop, gross {; sales - bales; stock
! 40 bales; exports coastwise 115 bales.
| NORFOLK, July 3l.-Cotton steady; middling
| 115sc; net receipts 20 bales, gross 20; sales
- bales; stock 1,423 bales; exports coastwise
| 301 bales.
| BALTIMORE, July 3f.-Cotton nominal; mid
| ding l24c; net receipts 30 bales, gross 70S;
sales none: stock 90! bales; exports coastwise
| 800 bal
Bos ron July 31.-Cotton quiet; middling i216c
net rec lpts bales, gross ia; sales - bales
! WILMINGTON, July 3l.-Cotton firm; mid
| ding ll16c; net receipts bales gross 6;
| sales - bales: stock 3i3 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, July 3l.-Cotton firm; mid
| ASSSAfSo SsOSA
| 1879 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July 31.-Cotton firm; mid
ding ll94c; net receipts 63 bales, gross 63;
| sales 300 bales; stock IL, SS7 bales; exports TO
| Great Britain AZ bales.
| Futures-Tne market closed steady with sales
| of 9OJG bales as follows July delivery -,
August delivery II 93c, Septelnbsr delivery
| 10 &c, October delivery 10 lie. November de
livery 10 use, December delivery - CSC Janu-
ary delivery 10 l4c, February delivery 10 zoe,
| March delivery 10 96c.
MOBILE, July 31.-CoJton nominal; middiipg
| ll96c: net recsipts - bales; gross -; sales -
| bales stock 29I bales.
MEMPHIS, July 31.-Cotton nominal; middlng
| 1119c; receipts = bales; shipments l22 bales
! sales - bales; STOCK So bales.
AUGUsrA, July 31.-CotUon quiet and steady;
| mid ling l1s5c; rcceiots 3 bales; shipments 10;
sales 10 bales; stock 407 bales.
| CHARLESTON, July ST., otson firm; mid ling
| 1880; net recelp - bales, gross -; sales %
| bales; stock 1874 bales.
| ATLANTA July 31.-Cotton firm; mddling
| ll16c; no receipts.
| NEw YotK, July 31.-Consoli 'ated net re-
ceiprs at all cotton DORIS to-day were 242
| uaes; exports 10 G eat Bri ain 5,33i bales
| to the continent bales; stock at all the ports
| 1897 bales
| GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
| LIVERPOOL. July 81, noon.-Wheat steady;
! holders offer sparingly. Corn quiet; demand
| poor.
New YORK, July 81. noon.-FIour dull but
| steady Wheat quiet and easy. Corn active and
higher Pork firm at s13014 Lard quiet and
| irregular at 80 22l6. Freights steady.
500 D. m.-Flour, southern closed quiet.
Wheat dull lower and weak; No. 2 red, 9640
| 963c in elevator; options weak-No red, Au-
gust delivery 954c, September delivery 9519c,
| Oct ober delivery 96c Corn closed dull No. 2
5214c in elevator options August delivery 81 Sc
| September delivery 52a4c. Oats unsettled,
| higher bnt dull; options quiet but firmer-July
| delivery 403404lc, August delivery 3S14c, Sep
| TENDER delivery 35l4013S3zc. October delivery
| $3.50; No. , spot 400S41c; mixed western 400
| 45c. Hops closed steady but quiet; state 100
| &c Coffee-options closed steady but quiet
| August delivery II 3J0l7 45c, September de-
| livery l6 S5617 00c August delivery 16 800
| 10 soc; spot Rio closed quiet and firm-fair
cargoes zoe. Sugar, raw steady; fair refining
| 42sc; centrfugals, go test, 516c; refined
closed quiet and easy-off A 51k05 11-16c,
confectioners' A SIC, cut loaf 619c, crushed
616c. powdered 6l6c, graduated 61Sc. Molasses-
Foreign nominal; New Orleans quiet for COM
mon TO fancy. Petroleum closed steady; re-
refined here 81 20. Cotton seed oil dull. Wool
domestic fleece 3303Sc. pulled 26034c, Texas
l70124c. Pork quiet but firm. Beef firm. Beef
hams strong. Tierced beef dull but firm Cut
meats fairly active and firm; picked shoulders
&C. picked bellies 5ss6l5S4c picked hams 10140
l0I5c Middles firm. Lard easier and dull
western steam Sc II, city steam S. 706Ij IS:
options-August delivery Sc 20, September de-
livery IS 80, October delivery Sc 80. Freights
to Liverpool dull and unsettled; cotton. per
steam 5-o4d, grain per steam I'd asked.
CHICAGO, July 3i-In wheat there was
good speculative business. The feeling was I'M