The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-17

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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. July ;6. noon.-Cotton firm.
prices stiffening little; American middling
o1sd; sales 1900 bales, of which 1000 were for
speculation aud export; receipts 1000 bales of
which $500 bales were American.
Futures American IN ling. ow rliddling
clause, July and August delivery 1854; Au-
gust and September delivery 36-64d; September
delivery 36-6Id; September and October deliv-
cry 32-04d; October and November delivery
oo6id; November and December delivery
> 57-6id; December ana January delivery
55-6id. Futures steady.
200 p. m.-SaleS OF the day included 10, 400
bales of American
American good middling 1I-16d, middhng
| l-16d; low mlddlIug 9 d; good ordinary
= 5l6d; ordinary 3-l6d.
The tenderS u dallveries at to-day'S clearings
amounted 70 1900 ba.es new dockets and 500
bales old.
Futures-American middling. low middling
clause, July delivery 35-64d, vaue July and
August delivery 35-6id, value; August deliv
cry 3664d buyers; August and September
delivery 3l-64O6 50 Gid; September delivery
= 35-640j 3664d; September and October deliv-
| cry S6-64d. buyers; October and November
delivery 5S-64d; November and December de
| livery 5164d, sellers; December and January
delivery 56-64d, sellers. Futures closed steady.
IN 4 mil wv
! mddlng clause July delivery 1860, buyers;
| July and August delivery 3464d. buyers;
| August delivery IS SD. buyers; August and
september delivery 35-64d, value; September
| delivery 35-64d, value; September and October
| delivery 346id, sellers; November and De-
| cember delivery 56-G4d, value December and
January delivery 55-64d, buyers. Futures
| closed quiet.
MANCHESTER, July 16.--The Guardian says:
the marAet is very firm, and there is a ten
| dency to harden where the position of the pro
| Queer is strongest There is some betterment
| Ia the demand at former prices. There is more
| inquiry for India and an occasional increase in
| business. There is marksd tendency in India
and China toward a MISREPRESENTATION of the
| higher grades of shirtings and toward the
| neglect of lower grades There is moderate
| easlneSS for minor foreign markets, though the
| Argentine Republic and Uruguay have been
| greatly reduced. There is little fresh business
| for home markets Spinners are nervous at the
| hardening tendency of cotton. They of the
| opinion that prices are too high. They expect
|
| market as soon as the season Is well begun.
| Harnis hardening. There is a moderate export
| inquiry and offers for goods in quantity are
| mostly imDracticable. Many cloth producers
| complain of the narrowneSs of margins. There
| is some business in best shirtings for India and
| China The market for gray shirtings for
bleaching is quiet. There is an increased inquiry
for fine and fancy goods. Best printers are
| irm, but there is little business"
! New YoRK, July &c. noon.-Cotton opened
steady; middling uplands II Lice; middling Or
| leans l2L4c; sales to-day 1872 bales.
| Futures--Ihe market opened steady, with
| sales as follows: July delivery II l5c; August
| delivery IL 96c; Septemb delivery II Olc:
| October delivery 10 re; November delivery
| 10 62c; December delivery II 61c.
500 p. m.-Cotton closed steady; middling up
lands u 1-16c; middlins Orleans 1214c; sales TO-
| day 267 bales; receipts - bales, gross III.
| Futures-Market closed steady, with sales of
| 1850 bales follows: July delivery ~ 116
| II 13c, August delivery II SS611 SOC, Septem-
Der delivery 10 9iQ1O Csc, October delivery
| 10 650I0 66c, November and December delivery
| 10 54@G1O 55c, January delivery 10 59QlO 6Oc,
February delivery 10 64@1O 65c, March delivery
| 10 66611O Csc.
The Suns cotton review says: Futures
| opened at decline of 203 points on near ami
| partially point on late months. closing steady
at decline of points on July, 10 points on
| August, and CO., points on other months from
| yesterdays closing prices. There was halting,
| uncertain tone to the opening of speculation in
| futures, but prices were fairly well maintained
| till the closing report from Liverpool was re
| ceIVed when 1t was seen that that market had
| NOT only paused in its advance, but had weak
| ened little, or bulls became free sellers to
| realize. The selling movement was acc erated
| by report that needed rains had fallen in
| Texas, although published accounts were only
| meager, and at other points In the cotton region
| it very hot The silver question affects
| cotton speculation. Cotton on spot was active
AMI steady"
GALVESTON, July 16-Cotton nominal; mid
| ding IL sc; net rece pts bales gross Z; sales
| - bales; stock 80 bales exports coastwlSe 3
| bales
NORFOLK, July 16.-Cotton steady middling
| 11Ac; net receipts - bales, gross none; stock
| 3,U3O bales; sales 10 bales
BALTIMORE, July 16.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding l2I4c; net receipts none, gross none; sales
BosroN. July l6.-Cotton firm; middling
| 1880; net rec ipts - bales, gross 300; sales -
| bales; stock - bales.
WILMINGTON, July 16.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding l116c; net receipts - bales, gross -;
sales - bales stock 446 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA July 16.--Cotton firm; mid
ding 1214c net receipts - bales gross 10S; stock
4,934 bales
NEW ORLEANS. July 16.-Cotton steady; mid
ding II 9-l6c; net receipts 80 bales, gross 100;
ales - bales; stock 2l,097 bales; exports
coastwise PCS bales, to the continent 80 bales.
| Futures-The market closed steady with
sales of 1900 bales, as follows July deliv-
cry II 76c. August delivery IL Csc, September
delivery 10 SIC, October delivery 10 &c, Move IL
Der ami December delivery IL 12c, January de.
livery 10 18c, February delivery 10 2ic, March de
| livery 10 3Oc
MOBILE, July 16.-Cotton nominal; middliDg
II slice; net receipts - bales; gross -; sales
- bales; stock 449 bales.
MEMPHIS, July l6.-Cotton nominal; middling
1115c; receipts bales; shipments - bales;
sales bales; stock 1888 bales.
AUGUSTA, July 16.-Couon nominal; middling
112sc; pts So bales; shipments Is; sales
Is bales: stock S6l bales.
| CHARLESTON, July l6.-Cotton firm; mid ling
11Ac; net receipts BALE gross l; sales none;
stoc 6S bales
ATLANTA, July 16.-CotJon firm; middling
11L5c; no receipts.
NEW YotK, July 16.-Consoli 'ated net re-
celpJs at al cotton ports to-day were 224
bales; exoor.s, to the continent so bales
stock at all the ports 80, 1913 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
LIVERPOOL, July 16, noon.-Wheat dull; de-
mand poor; holders offer moderately. Corn
steady; demand fair.
NEW YORK. July Is, noon.-Flour steady
Wheat weak Corn duh. PORK steady at $l3 Is
ala IS. Lard dull at S. 10. Freghts easy.
500 o. m.-Southern flour closed dull
Wheat opened lower; closed firmer, with op
tlons in moderate demand; No. red 949Ec in
elevator: options fuctuated 366g3fc, closed firm
! and irregular-No. = red, July delivery 941@c
! August aud September delivery 9396c. Corn
unsettled early and weak, closing steadier and
moderately active; No. 2, 43140144c in elevator;
options quiet but firm-July delivery 43c, August
delivery 44c, September delivery 44Nc. Oats
higher wanted and scarce; options stronger
but uuiet-July delivery SIC, August delivery
35}6c September delivery SAGE; No. spot 371