The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-20

for the port OF New YORK for the week
amounted to s14o, SSl, Of which S9s,O57 was in
gold and s42,Os1 In silver.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. July 20. noon.-Cotton steady
but little doing; American mid Hing 9-lGd;
sales 800 ba IS, Of which 500 were for spec
uiatiqn and export; receipts 1900 bales, OF
which 30 bales were American.
! Futures "A ue1can m d iIl9, loT mf11hnS
clause, August and September delivery 1864;
September delivery 5i-64d; September and
october delivery 63lJ4d; October and No
vemoer delivery 5S-64d; November delivery
[ 5064di December ana January delivery
1 8 55-64d. Futures quiet
300 p. m.-Sales OF the day included $500
bales OF American.
American middling 9-16d-
tuturas-Amercal miidllng, low middltng
clause, July delivery 3+64d, sellers; July and
August delivery ACID. sellers; August deliV-
cry 35-64d, sellers; August aud September
delivery "a cd, buyers; September delivery
o S+6416 30 64d; September and October de-
| livery 3-6id; October delivery 51-64d; No
yemoer and december delivery 55-6id, buyers;
December and January delivery 54640
. 55-6id Futures quiet but steady.
NEW YoRK, July l9.-Cotton trading was
almost brought to a stand through interrupted
GEOGRAPHIC comm unication. No orders are at
hand, even By private wires, that give any ldea
OF port receipts. Operations for the south and
other out Of town points are scarce. The ex-
change wears a holiday look. with only :. 300
bales OF options traded in for the day. The
! opening showed 203 points advance and the
close Is 1G15 points over yesterday AMI dun A
cable from Liverpool quotes the market steady
! with an advance OF part of point. The opuon
sales were at y 22012 25c for July, closing
at u 24Qls 26c; II 97Oll CSC for August, clos
ing at II 95@oa1 &c., II O1G1l1 02c for september.
closing at II Ol0ll 02c; 10 1000 74c for Octo-
Der, closing at 10 720i0 73c; 100000 &c for
| November, closing at 10 60010 Gle: 10 6O0lO &c
for December, closing al 10000 Gle; 70 $50
| 10 66c for January, closing at 10 65c; 10 no
10 &c for February closing at 10 69W10 zoe.
maren closed at ~ 1S1g ISc e SpJt eooton was
! 600 were to exporters; ordinary uplands 9-ibo,
ordinary gulf 494c, strict good ordinary
strained l5-16c, niddling uplands II Size,
/ gulf 1870, gulf stained II fl-16c.
! The Suns cotton review says: Futures
opened al an advance of points on near and 2
/ points on late months, closing duh at an ad-
vance of points on July, points on August,
and l02 points on other months from yester-
! days closing prices There was scarcely any
market to-day. Just now most of the custom
ers of brokers are out of town, and the fise in
the Western Union building obstructed COM
! munGation with them; hence business was
| the smallest recorded, even Tor a half holiday,
| The advance appeared b be due mainly 30 the
strength of the statistical position. Cotton on
| spot was fairly active for export at firm
| prices"
CHARLESTON, July 19-Ootton inactive; the
latest sale was made on the basis of Iissc for
middhng; receipts since September ], 344 907
bales; stock on hand and on shipboard 101 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, July l9.-Cotton in light re-
quest and firm; middllng 9g.aads leSsc.
/
| f21sc; sales none; stock $40.
AUGUSTA, July 19.-Cotton nominal middling
1880: receipts 81 baleS stock RS bales; stock
| last year fcS bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
LIVERPOOL. July 49, noon.-Wheat firm; de-
mand poor; holders offer sparingly. Cali
forna No /, IS 315d, western Is, red winter 7I6s
| Corn firm; demand poor; new mixed western
| 394d
NEW YORK, July 10, 500 D. m.-Southern
flour closed firm but quiet. Wheat dull, 1641c
up, strong; No. red 98140989so in elevator;
options dull, 3sD1c up; closed firm, with ad-
vance due to better cables-No. 2 red, July de-
livery 96Ac, August delivery 9418c, September
delivery $3.50. Corn dull but firm; No. 2,
l4zsc in elevator; options dull and lower-July
delivery 443sc, August delivery 44Ac, Septem-
Der delivery 4515c. Oats duil, A11c uD; OPP
lions dull and irregular-July delivery 40c, Au-
No. spot 39}6G4Oc; mixed western 3804lc.
Hops closed steady but dull; state 1602l15c,
old S012c. Coffee-options closed steady and
unchanged TO points up. dull-July delivery
delivery IS 60c spot Rio closed quiet but steady,
fair cargoes at 20c. Sugar, raw firm but quiet !;
fair refining l316c; centrifugals, go test,
7-l6c; refined closed quiet and sc lower-C
| 5405ssc, extra @ 3 7-16@5 9-16c, yellow $40
SC, off A 9-1eO5azc, standard A 6 1-f6c,
confectionerS' A $780, cut loaf 634c, crushed
CSC, powdered bloc, GRADUATED csc. Molasses
| foreign nominal; New Orleans quiet for COM
mon to fancy. Petroleum steady; refined 81 90
Cotton seed oil closed quiet for crude at soc.
Wool quiet and steady; domestic fleece 35618Sc,
pulled 26(D34e, Texas f7D24c. Pork steady and
| quiet. Beef firm but quiet; extra mess 81 600
/ z y. Beef hams strong at SIS 50Qo16 90. Tierced
beef unchanged: city extra ladia mess Si1
! Cut meats closed firm; picked bellies STA
| sac, picked shoulders 5l6855sc, picked
hams 92401Oc. Biddles quiet and easy; short
| clear s. 50. Lard closed dull and easy; western
July delivery Sc o., August delivery s. 10, Sep
TENDER delivery Sc Is asked. FFeights to Liver
pool closed steady; cotton. per steam 5-64d,
grain 3D.
CINoIsNArr. July 19-FIour firm Wheat
more active asd higher No. red, sec. Corn
! strong; No. 2 mixed Ale. Oats easier: No 2
mixed 3SGD3S1Ec. Provisions-Pork closed steady
| at S11 e7l5G912 90. Lard steady at S. 50. Bulk
meats steady. Bacon steady. Whisky steady
at S, 10.
BA1rIMoRE, July 19.-Flour market active
Howard street and Western superfine 81 OO0
50; extra 81 1903 rs; family 81 1904 rs;
city mills, Rio brands, extra 81 80605 90. Wheat
| Southern active and strong; Fultz, 91Gl97c;
| Longherry 92097c; western strong: No. 2
winter red, on spot 9534Q936c. Corn-Southern
firm and higher; white SEC; yellow 61c; western
firm.
CHICAGO. July 19-In wheat only fair
| business was transacted and the feeling some
what unsettled The opening was A036c
higher, ruled firm, and advanced 20l1c more,
then eased off declining 16c, and closed 1c
higher than yesterday. The early advance was
attributed iargely to the buying of prominent
local traders, though helped some by the tenor
of European adviceS and export news There
was some foreign buying orders, aud operators
were rather bullish. In corn there was a fair
trade within narrow limit. and the feeling
prevailin: was comparatively firm. The market
opened Ls014c under the closing prices of yes
terday, was easy for time then sold up Sc
reacted a little, ruled steady, and closed shade
| lower than Yesterday In oats the market was
active and at times rather excited, and prices
averaged higher. The opening, however was
rather easy on reports of rain in Nebraska and
fair selling, aud prices recedet slightly. There
was coed general buying and the weakness
was of sh o-t duration. Prices were bid up san
5Sc for more deferred futures. July opened 1c
higher, receded Sc rallied to the opening
fi-ue but receded 1ac. August declined &c.
| being supported by local operators. In mess
/ pork quiet and weak feeling prevailed; sales
/ were chiehy of small lots and a good portion of
| the Business in transfer. In lard there was
| rather more pressure TO sell Prices declined
2l505c. and the market closed tame. In short
| RIB sides quite an active trade was reported
| prices declined 50715c, and the market closed
quiet at a reduction.
| Cash quotauons were as follows: Flour
firm and unchanged. Waeat-No. spring
S99ec; No. red wheat 8S1&c. Corn-No 2, 38I6c,
Oats-No. 2, 3@3}1sc Mess pork at S11 s.
Lard at s. 5615 s216. Short rib sides loose.
So 90. Dry sailed shoulders boxed, SIS 49, Short
clear sides, boxed, S. 1905 IS. Whisky at
81 90.
Leaning futures ranged as follows:
oJenny highest Closing.
g July d deIvery'~ q s g. s S75s