The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-12


cry o - 6iGt6 3O64d; August aud September
delivery 1896 2S6id. September delivery
25-6iGG IS ed; September and October deliv-
cry GJ6id buyers: October and November de
livery 52-64d, sellers; November and zee L.
her delivery 81 81, value; December and Jan
uary delivery 49d6i. buyers. Futures quiet.
400 p. MIXTURES: American miiiling, ow
midllsng cause. July delivery 29-u41 2S-64d;
July and August delivery 27-64G6 2S-64d;
August delivery 296ld: August and Septem-
Der delivery 57-G4d, sellers: September deliv-
cry 2s-6id, sellers; September and October
delivery 63-6id, buyers; October ami Novem-
Der delivery S2-64d, sellers: November and De
mber delivery 5O-6id, sellers; December and
January delivery 49-64d- Futures closed quiet
quiet for near months and steady for distant
months.
Nav YORK. July II, noon.-Cotton opened
duli; middiing uplands l2c; mlddIing Orleans
u S-ltc; sales to-day - bales.
Fdtures-Ine market opened dull but steady.
win sales as follows: July delivery II SIC:
Angus delivery II &C; septelnber delivery
livery 10 4lc; December delivery II Acc.
500 p. Motion closed steady; middiing up
lands &c; low middling II 9-16c; good ordinary
10 II lbc; net receipts at this port to-day I25
bales. gross i94 oaes: forwarded i2g bales;
sales bo%bales-alt to spnuers; STOCK ~ OF ba es
futures-Market closed steady, with sales of
$500 bales, as follows: July delivery II 500
IL &c. August delivery II 73all 7ic, September
delivery 10 sit1lh Sc, October delivery 10 SIC,
November delivery 10 440l0 45c, Dec -Iuber de
livery 10 44@l0 i5c, January delivery 10 100
delivery 10 59G1l0 5Sc;
The Suns cotton review says: Futures
opened at a decline Of points on near and I'M
changed on late months. closing steady at an
advance of point on old crop and 2d,S points
on new crop months from yesterdays closing
prices. The market opened quite depressed
but the lowest prices of the day, showing de
cline ot 500 points were reached during the
morning hour. There was little unloading by
bulls owing to weaker turn TO the Liverpool
market tefore noon however sellers had
nos -lNF h,N, l....,
almost at a standstill. Then, Just before the
last call, came rally which carried up August
options points and strengthened the whole
line. Buying was said to be for account of a
wellknoWn Broad street house. Crop accounts
were less favorable The drought in Texas was
supplemented by reports of damage by worms
on overlooked lands in the Mississippi vail y.
Cotton on spot was firm and again quite active
for home consumption
Weekly net receipts at New York 131
bales, gross 1888; exports, to Great Britain
5,104 bales, to the continent 70, forwarded ASP
bales; sales ,, l3l bales all to spinners.
GALVESTON, July H.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding ll1sc.
NORFOLK, July ll.-Cotton nominal; middling
1890.
BALTIMORE, July il.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding l21sc
BosroN, July 1l.-Cotton market quiet; mid
WILMINGTON. July ll.-Cotton steady; mid
ding ll1aC.
PHILADELPHIA. July 11.-Cotton steady; mid
ding l<14c.
New ORLEANS, July 11.-Cotton easy; mid
Futures Market closed steady, with sales of
10000 bales, as follows: June delivery &C,
July delivery II &c, August delivery II 53c,
oeptember delivery 10 42c, october delivery
10 10c, November delivery 10 orc, December de-
livery 10 02c, January delivery 10 Csc, February
10 ! &c March 10 21c.
MOBILE, July tl.-Cotton nominal; middling
II 1-l6c.
MEMPHIS, July 11.-Cotton nominal; middling
1115c.
AUGUSTA, July ll-Cotton nominal; middling
1116c.
CHARLESTON July 1I.-Cotton firm; middling
11Ac
MONTGOMERY, July 1I.-Cotton unchanged;
mddling l1Ac.
MacOu-NOt received.
COLUMBUS, July l1.-Cotton quiet; middling
11Ac.
NASHVILLE, July 1l.-Cotton quiet; middling
119sc.
Se1ma-Not received.
ROME, July 11.-Cotton nominal; middling
1l12c
ATLANTA July 1l.-Cotton closed firm; mid
ding lice: no receipts
NEw Yoak, July 11.-Conson iated net re-
ceIpts at al co1,on porSs to-day were 1872
baes; exports, Great Brl ain All bales;
stock at all the ports 105,177 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
LIVERPOOL July 10. noon.-wheat firm de
mand fair; holders offer sparugly; receipts of
centals. of which 900 were American. Corn
firm; demand fair receipts of American corn
for the past three days were 1000 centals.
NEW York, July II, noon.-Flour quiet but
steady. Wheat active but weak Corn firm but
weak Pork quiet but steady at $l3 250113 70.
Lard quiet and firm at 81 1919. trelghts
steady.
500 D. m,-Southern -four closed quiet
Wheat dull, closing weak; No. red 94ssc in ele-
vator; options moderately active, L034c down,
| closed weak with free selling on foreign &C
c1unt-No . red, July delivery 9i15c, August
delivery 9ic, September delivery 933Rc. Corn
active and firm, 56c down and heavy; No. 2,
43A 90 433Ac in elevator; options less active, 40
36c down and weak-Juy delivery 4314c, August
delivery 44c, September delivery A@Sc Oats
frmer and moderately active; options dull but
frmer--July delivery 34$4c, August delivery
Bic september delivery 3134c; No. 2spot quet,
mixed western S8@96c Hops closed easy and
closed steady and unchanged to 10 points down
July delivery IS goo. August delivery 16 600
IS 7Uc, September delivery 10 Csc, October de
livery Is &c; spot Rio steady and fairly active;
fair cargoes at 20c. Sugar, closed firm
and fairly active; fair refining 4t4c; centrfu-
gals, So test, os6c; refined firm and fairly
active-C 4950t5c, extra 3-1606 5-16c, white
extra O 5$sG5Xc, yellow 41kc, off A $40
5 15-16c, mould A CSC, standard A Bloc,
confectioners' &c, cut loaf 61sc, crushed
SIC, powdered 6Szc, granulated tsl6c cubes
6 l-16c. Molasses-Foreign nominal, 500 test
1S14c; New Orleans quiet for common to fancy
at 3l045c. Petroleum steady; refined 81 20.
Cotton seed oil closed quiet at 3031c for crude.
Wool steady but quiet Pork fairly active and
steady. Beef quiet. Beef hams weak. Tierced
beef dull bat firm. Cut meats closed strong;
picked bellies 51S05ssc, picked shoulders
516c, picked hams 994010c. Middles easy
and duh; short clear s. s.. Lard easier and
queter; western steam sc t1I3, city steam
So 750t So; options-July delivery S. 070l6 10,
August delivery 3 IL. Septemb n delivery IS %.
Freights to Liverpool closed steadier; cotton per
steam. 3-32d; grain I'd.
OISoIsNATI, July 11.-Flour steady. Wheat
frmer; No. 2 red. &c., Corn higher and strong;
No. 2 mixed 40c. Oats scarce, strong and
higher; No. mixed 36c. Provisions-Pork dull
at S12 3715. Lard firm at S. 30. Bulk meats
strong; short ribs s. 12I6G5 35. Bacon strong;
short clear Sc %. Whisky firm at 81 o.
CHICAGO July lin wheat very fair bust
ness was transacted but prices were lower.
The opening was quite strong and 1461Ibc higher
than Yesterdays closing, but ruled weaker soon
after the opening and prices steadily declined
1la61114c then improved, declined again and
closed about 5sG11s lower than yesterday.
The news was generally favorable for holders,
I foreign markets all ruling stronger and higher.
Crop news continues to come in bad, but there
was general realizing. and with new wheat
just commencing to move, operators did not
care 10 be loaded up with much long wheat In
corn a large trade was again reported. Open
ing sales were 1sG11ic below the close OF yes
terday, the government report being rather
bearish The market bulged up t6@9sc. Early
advices from the interior were not very favor
able. very little rain being reported. The ad.
vance brought good deal OF long property,
better reports coming in with some selling or
ders from Kansas, where rain was reported.