The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-22

Tennessee IS LIDS Richmond & Ale. =
IS LEE Rcnm'd < W. Pt.
/ Tennesseess as. 7S94 Terminal...... :. 22Ss
/ Nirg MA IS. ....... so RocS Islsni ...... 9OSs
/ Va Is coasolitei- 80 st. Paul .......... 1855
| Ches. & Ohio. preterrei. ll7Ls
Northwestern. .11l3f Texas Pacific. .. 201s
| preferred. IA T nm Coal & Iron. 49l5
/ Della and Lack.- lass Union Pacific. 49,. 63l5
/ Erie. ............ 265s Nj. Central l25
/ last Tennessee . 9iS Missouri Pa eide 81. 1895
/ Lake Shore. ..... 1895 Western Union. e. $3.50
/ L'ville & Nash. 80. S6l4 Cotton iii cerdi. 2SL4
Memphis Il Clac. 60 Bru lswick %
/ MobleS Ohio 2lIs Mobile & Ohio As. l05a4
/ Nash. & Chatt'a.. l02 Silver certificates 1925
COTTON.
/ LIVERPOOL July p. noon.-Cotton steady;
/ demand fair; American mid fling 9-l6d; safes
| 5000 ba es, of which 500 were for speculate II
aad export; receipts 1000 bales, of which 1000
/ bales were American.
Futures ne-can m ling. low middling
clause, July and August delivery 3264d; Au-
| gust and September delivery 35-64d; Septem-
/ Der delivery 3564d; September and October
delivery 3}64d; october and November de-
| livery 5S-64d: November and December de-
/ livery 5 56-6ld; December and January delivery
! 55-64d. Futures firm.
| The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to 900 bales new dockets and -
bales old.
300 p m.--sales of the day included 5000
| bales of American.
American middlng 9-16d.
! tutures-Ams1can middling, low middling
clause, July delivery S5-6l96 Sod; July and
! August delivery b 5o-Of0gO oo-O4d, August uellV-
cry 35-64d, buyers; August and September
| delivery 35 ed, buyers; September delivery
81 SAD, buyers; September and October de-
| livery 5 -64d, sellers: October and November
| delivery 5S-64d. sellers; November and e
| &c amber delivery 566id, sellers; December and
January delivery 5564d, buyers. Futures
! quiet but steady.
400 p. IN Futures: American miidling, Tow
| mddlinc ella Use, July delivery 37-6id, sellers;
July and August delivery q 37-6id, sellers;
August and September delivery 6 35-6iQ
| 6 So Cad; September delivery 635-6iG0 36d;
September and October delivery sO64d; Octo-
| Der ami November delivery 5S64d; November
| and December delivery -7-64d; December and
January delivery Std. Futures closed
firm at an advance
New YORK, July 81, noon.-Cotton opened
| quiet and nrIn; middling upands Il 5-16c; mid
ding orleans l21ec; sales to-day 1913 bales
500 p. m.-COtton closed quiet; middlng up
lands Il 1-l6c middlins Orleans y Sc sales to-
| day S3l bales; receipts - bales gross Sales
| last week not before reported 39S bales for spin
! ming and 69iS bales for export.
In cotton traders are still without the usual
| statistical information through interrupted
! telegraph with the south, and the market
| works slow On outside features. Liverpool was
| up 11e poiats which prompted covering oper-
| atiOns here this morning, while tn re were re-
| ports of a dry spell in Texas. The opening on
| options was at points advance on near months
| and points on new crop months. Afterward
July had sold from 12 34c0l2 &c August IL 20
| G612 25c, September II 0403l1 Csc October 10 rs
| 01O 76c, November 10 63Ill0 64c. December
| ~ OSGlO O4c, January III Oo0Ql b9C, FEBRUARY
10 72010 73c, March 10 16c. The sales of all
months were 1900 bales. Spot cotton rules
firm and quiet at 11sc advance; middng up
lands are quoted at IL l5c; middling gulf 1876
Sales IL bales all to spinnerS.
In the afternoon here was some news from
the south, with exchange working, and buying
orders came TO hand. There was further rise
in prices, July closed 10 points advance for
the day, August Is points, and new crop 3G6
points up. There is u very close holding of
new crop, and they can apparently be worked
at pleasure. Liverpool advanced for the day
ia points. Shorts here were more anxious to
cover. Late dispatches reported rains through
the south, except in Texas, where, in most Sec
lions, dry weather continues. The cotton ex-
change is receiving at the close some of its sta
tistical matter from the south. and believes
that by tomorrow full information regarding
interior and port movements will be at hand
Sales 80, 900 bales. at 12 340c12 25c for July,
closing at IL 43@l3 45c: II l6O1e lie for All
| gust, closing at II 13c; Il 040911 05c for Sep
| TENDER, closing at II O10l1 Csc; 10 roc for DC
tober, closing at 10 re; 1o64@1O SIC for No
| vember, closing at 10 640l0 Csc: 10 62O10 t4c
for December, closing at 10 63010 64c; 10 $50
10 SOC for January. closing at 10 65G 10 69c;
10 720lO re for February closing at 10 $50
10 74c; 10 76c for March, closing at 10 5000 nc
Spot cotton was firm and 4c higher. Sales 367
bales ordinary uplands 1850, CULTS l6c.
good ordinary strained 9-16c, middling up
lands u 7-l6c. gulf 1890, gulf stained II 5-16c
NORFOLK, July 2t.-Cotton steady; middling
lie; net receipts bales, gross 6; stock -
bales; sales u bales; exports coastwlse 30
balls
BALTIMORE, July Election nominal; mid
ding l2ISc; net receipts none. gross SOL; sales
none; stock 92l bales; exports coastwise $50
bales
W1LM1NaroN, July 91.-Cotton firm; mid
ding ll15c; net receipts - bales, gross -;
sales - bales: stock 4l0 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2l.--Cotton firm; mid
ding l21ec; net receipts 81 bales, gross 81; stock
4,971 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July 21-Cotton firm; mid
ding Il 9-l6c; net receipts 290 bales, gross $50;
sales 100 bales stock Il, $50 bales; exports to
| Great Britain 2,110 bales.
MOBILE, July 21.-Cotton nominal; middlipg
IL slice; net receipts bales; gross 2; sales
- bales; stock 357 bales
MEMPHIS July 2l.-Cotton nominal; middling
1l1ac; receipts e. bales shipments 70 bales;
sales bales; stock 1,12l bales.
AUGUSTA, July 21.-CotJon nominal; middling
1880; receipts 22l bales; shipments 51 sales
81 bales: stock 1905 bales.
CHARLESTON, July 81. otton firm; mid ling
1890; net recap 50 ba!u, gross 59 sales -
bales Stoci l5S bales.
| ATLANTA. July 2l.-Cotton firm; middling
new Yoak, July 21.-Consoli lated net re-
ceiprs at all coJton ports to-day were $50
bales; exports Great Britain 1888 bales; stock
at all the ports 81 400 bales.
Consolidated net receipts at all ports for the
week 1,273 bales exports, to Great Britain
1888 bales; stock 9,'44 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
LIVERPOOL July 81 noon.-whest firm: de-
mand poor; holders oHer Sparlngly. Corn
firm; demand poor.
NEW YORK, July 81. noon.-Flour dull but
steady. Wneat dull but steady. Corn quiet but
steady. Pork quiet but. firm at Sl2 750113 80.
Lard quiet and easy at 81 10. Freights steady.
New YORK, July 81, 500 o. m.-Southern
flour closed steady but quiet; common to fair
extra 81 $4,000 good to choice So 1905 80.
Wheat unsettled. closing weaker; No. : red
95149g6c in elevator; options moderately active
and steady-No 2 red, July delivery g6c, Au-
gust delivery 943kc, September delivery go
| 944c. Corn fairly active but easier, closing
weak; No. ?, 441AQ4l14c in elevator; options
dull and lower, closing steady-July delivery
44c, August delivery 4413c, September delivery
45c. Oats fairly active but weaker; options
dull and weaker-July delivery 39lac. August
delivery 31Ac, September delivery 35c; No. :
snot 3JIa@41c; mixed western quiet. Hops
closed steady but dull; state 1612119c, old So
12c. Coffee-options closed steady and quiet
July delivery II 25c. August delivery II 100
II loo, September delivery IL 60016 Csc; spot
Rio closed quI-t but steady, fair cargoes at 20c
Sugar raw dull but held higher; fair refining
| 434694 15l6c bid; centrifugals, go test, 716c;
refined closed quiet but steady-C 51405$sc,
extra 8 1905 916c. yellow 43405c, off A
| 516g534c. standard A 6Isc confectioners A
| SIC, cut loaf 614c, crushed 6$4c, powdered
! 9-l6c graduated 615c. Molasses-Foreign nomi-
| nal; New Orleans quiet for common TO fancy at
! ta45c. Petroleum closed steady; refined 81 90
/ Cotton seed oil in better demand for crude at
| soc and yellow at 35c. Wool dull and easy ;
domestic fleece 33Q93Sc, pulled 26G34c.. Texas