The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-13


I G3O was in gold and S44 $50 in silver All Oh
the silver and ESQ., 500 in gold went 70 EUROPE
and SG6 s3l in gold went 70 South America,
1 The imports Of specie for the port OF New
I Work Tor the week amounted to SS61,2aS,
1 of which 3 %, 2s3 was in gold and Sd go
| IN silver.
The weekly statement of the associated banks
issued by the clearing house to-day, shows the
/ following changes; 90 zoe ,os
Loans increased - - ~
Legal tenders increased .-----'-' % 800 80
Deposits increased
Circulation increased. ..-..-.--..... iO,'5 ~
Banks now hold S6,2Js,O75 IN excess oil Tue %
per cent. rule
LIVERPOOL. July q. noon.-Cotton steady, put
| little doing; AMERICAN middling 0Ieu' safes
1000 ba es, Of which 500 were for speculsti n
aud export; receipts 1000 bales, 2,SO0 Oh WHICH,
Futures american m d ling. or middlIng
clause, July and August delivery Q 49,
August delivery 30-64d; August and SePteLn-
| Der delivery p 64d; September delivery
| 23-64d; September and October deIVery
6l-G4d5 62-6id; October and November de-
| livery 5 52641t5 53-6ld; November ana De-
| cember delivery 5f6id. Futures steady
| The tenders OF d sliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to $500 ba es new dockets and SUO
| bales old. ooo
100 D. m.-saIes of the day included $500
| bales of American.
| American middling 61ed.
Futures-Amerlcan middling. low Intddling
clause, July delivery 29-64d, buyers; July ana
/ August delivery 296id. buyers; August dellV-
| cry 80 646l6 31-64d August and september
delivery 2S-64a16 29-64d; September delivery
8 2S-64Q6 29-64d September and October delv-
| cry 62-646l5 63.64d; October and November de-
| livery 53-64015 54-64d; November and Decem-
Der delivery 51-6i@5 5264d; December and
January delivery 50-64@5 5l-64d. Futures
| closed firm.
| New YORK. July 10, noon-Cotton opened
| dull; middling uplands 1;c; m4ddIing Orleans
u 3l6c; sales to-day - bales.
| Futures-The market opened steady, with
| sales follows: July delivery II SSc; August
delivery II nc; Sc. tember delivery ~ soc;
| October delivery 10 5Sc; November delivery
10 45c; December delivery 10 45c.
! 500 D. m.-CottoD closed dull; middling up
ands nc; low middling II 9-16c; good ordinary
10 II 16c; net receipts at this port to-day 40
bales, gross 14G bales; sales II 300 bales
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales OF
1880 bales as follows: July delivery II $50
| II 9Oc August delivery II Roll 73c, September
| delivery ~ S6CD1O SIC, October delivery 10 $50
10 sec, November delivery IL 450l 10 46c. Deem
| Der delivery 10 450l0 Acc, January delivery
| 10 5O0l0 sic, February delivery 10 55910 Sic,
March delivery 10 5SGgl0 SOC.
The Suns cotton review says: Futures
opened at an advance of point on this crop,
points on September and to points on
| other months, closing steady at point decline
| on this crop and 1 to points advance on new
| crop months from yesterdays closing prices.
| Early strength in this crop was due to a much
better report from Liverpool, but the market
weakened because there has been more talk
| than action regarding the corner on August
| options. Next crop gained strength because
Notwithstanding good prospects, there was
| nobody to sell winter months at 11ac below spot
quotations Three towns in Texas say picking
/ has begun, but many parts of that state need
rain badly. Cotton on spot was firm, but much
| less active"
| GALVESTON, July 12.-Cotton nominal; mid
| ding HE; net receipts 8 bales gross 8;
| sales none; stock 80 bales.
1 Non Trl.v OF, gIrz 1Isr,rr
11Ac; net receipts 4, gross 4; sales ) $50 bales.
| BALTIMORE, July 12-Cotton nominal; mid
| ding 12isc; net receipts none, gross none sales
| none; STOCK 1908 bales.
1890; net rec ipts none, gross 81 bales; sales
/ none: stock-bales.
WILMINGTON, July 12.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding 11I1c; net receipts Is bales, gross 49,
| sales - bales: stock 446 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, July 12-Cotton steady; mid
ding 1214c; net receipts none, gross nonei stock
| 4,716 bales.
New ORLEANS, July 12.-Cotton quiet mid
ding II 7-l6c; net receipts bales, gross 5
| sales $50 bales; stock y, 607 bales; exports tc
| Great Britain 1,031 bales; coastwise 62 ba eS.
Futures-The market closed quiet, with sales
| of 1900 bales, as follows: July delivery -
| August delivery IL 49c September delivery
| 10 42c, October delivery 10 10c, November de
livery 10 02c, December delivery 10 02c, January
delivery 10 0Sc, February delivery 10 1ic, March
delivery 10 02c.
MOBILE, July 12.-Cotton nominal; middliDe
II slice; net receipts none, gross none; sale!
- bales; stock Alb bales.
MEMPHIS, July 12.-Cotton nominal; middlini
! l11Sc; receipts bales; shipments - bales; Sale
- bales; stock I, 333 bales.
| AUGUSTA, July 12-CotUon nominal; middlinl
11]6c; receipts z bales; shipments none; salei
| - bales; stock 6j1 bales.
CHARLESTON, July Potion firm; mid ilini
l1Ac; net rece!ps none, gross none: salei
| none; stock 11S bales; exports coastWlSe bales
ATLANTA, July 12-CotUon firm; middinl
| 1l16c; no receipts.
NEw YoaK, July 12.-Consoli lated net re
cepts at al cotton ports to-day O we're ELS IS
stock at all the ports 1913 bales.
New YORK, July 12-The total visible supply
Of cotton for the world is l, 496,921 bales, o.
which $40, 627 bales are American. against 1854,
268 and 556.56s bales, respectively, last year
Receipts at all interior towns for the weeA
1878 bales. Receipts from plantations - bales
Crop in sight 7,139, SSq bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
LIVERPOOL, July IL, noon.-Wheat strong
demand poor; holders offer sparingly; Cali
fornia, No 1, rs 319d7s 4d; red western sprin}
rs 2(17s 219d; red western winter IS 1Q7s 11hd
Corn steady; demand fair.
New YORK, July IL, noon.-Flour less active
and unchanged. Wheat firm. Corn qulet an(
easier. PORK squiet at Sla 25@13 rs. Lar'
steady at Sc 1915. Freights steady.
500 p m.-SOuthern flour closed quiet
Wheat, spot irregular, moderately active bn
dull closing stronger; No. red 9514c in eleva
tor options moderately active and 19156c up
steady-No. 2 red, July delivery 951sc, Angus
delivery 9476c, September delivery 9414c. Corr
steady and moderately active; No. 2, 4314@
4334c in elevator; options quiet and weaker
July delivery 4316c, August delivery 1890
September delivery 4lssc. Oats dull and un
changed; options dull but steady-July delivery
3434c, August delivery 3I5Sc, September delivery
3334c; No 2 spot quet. Hops closed easy ant
dull; state 16021c, old S012c. Coffee-option
closed firm but dull-July delivery II O0@
II 05c August delivery IS 75QSl6 Soc Septem
Der delivery 16 20016 SOC; spot Rio dull bu
steady, fair cargoes at zoe. Sugar, raw close,
firm but quiet fair refining 4,4c; centrifu
gals, go test, bssc; refined firm and fairl,
active-C 49s615c extra C 3-1606 bloc, whit
extra O 5asQ151sc, yellow 41sc, off $40
8 15-16c, mould A 63sc, standard A 316c
confectioners &c, cut loaf SIC, crushe
CSC powdered 634c granulated Bloc, cube
6 1-16c Molasses-Foreign nominal 500 ties
1870; New Orleans quiet for common to fancy
Petroleum steady: crude in barrels. at Pan
kers, 81 30. Cotton seed oil closed quiet. Woo
about steady and quiet. Pork moderately activ
and steady. Beef quiet. Beef hams steady
Tierced beef quiet but firm. Cut meats close
strong. Middles easy and quiet; short clea
s. 81. Lard steady but quiet; western stear
SO 1215, city steam s. SO; options-July dc
livery So 0s, August delivery 81 1906 IA, Sci
TENDER delivery Is &c. Frelghts to Liverpool
closed firm; cotton. per steam. 3-32d.
CINCINNATI, July 12.-Flour stronger. Whea
easier; No. 2 red, Soc. Corn scarce and firm
No. mixed 391f041c. Oats scarce and firm
No mixed 36c. Provisions-Pork closed qLlie
at $12 3715 Lard firm at S. So Bulk meat
steady; snort ribs s. 1906 20. Bacon steady
short clear ST 1906 %. Whisky firm and higher
in sympathy with corn, at 81 10.