The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-09

Della. & Lack -. f35. Union Pacific 49, 44ss
Erie. ............. 1874 N. J. Central. . 113l9
East Tennessee. Missouri Pacific. 6S u
Lake Shore l0Sl7 Western Union. 1881
L'vilie & Mash. 75ss Cotton Oil certi... 2t1s
Mcmpais & Omar. "a Brunswick ...... 10
Mobile & Ohio. S7IS Mobile & Ohio As. 1854
Nash & Ohate'a. .l05 Silver certificates 101 Il
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LIVERPOOL, July S, noon.-Cotton dull and
prices generally in buyers favor; American
middllng s-I6d; sales 5000 bales-American
$500 bales; speculation and export 900 bales
receipts II 900 osles-Americau 100
Flsures-Amerlcan m ling. low middling
clause. July delivery ID; July and August
delivery 2S-64d; August and September de-
TENDER and october delivery S4-64d, also
1854; October and November delivery
37-64d; November and December delivery
39-64t; December and January delivery
40-6id; January and February delivery 4 10 "a;
February and March delivery 45-64d. Futures
easy.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearlngs
amounted to 300 bales new dockets and -
bales old
400 p. m.-Fuures: American niddling low
middling clause, July delivery % Cad, buyers;
July and August delivery 2s-64d, buyers;
4 62-64d; September and October delivery
4&-o404 3S-64d; october aud November de-
livery a7-64d. buyers; November and December
delivery 39-64d, buyers; December and jan
uary delivery 4 4l.64d. sellers: January and
February delivery 43-64d. sellers; February
and March delivery 10 64d, value. Futures
closed quiet.
MANCHEsrER, July S.-The Guardidn's COM
mercIal article says: The tone Of yesterday
market was dull throughout, and few sellers
did an average business. There was a fair ill.,
curry in the Eastern departments, but the offers
we're too low for producers to accept. Other
departments complain of the scarcity of the
demand, which is attributed to the weakness Of
cotton and the absence of other stimulus.
India merchants appear to have more orders
than EleY can SuDDiY. There T0aS6urlQR re-
ports regarding the progress of the monsoon,
and tnis brings increased inquiries for goods
from native dealers, yet the trade is seriously
Checked by the uncertain future course of Elk
change In the event OF important rise repeti-
ton of the troubles of 1890 is feared. Export
yarn was exceedingly dull Occasionally spin
ners, being pressing sellers. accepted lower
prices few of the best printing and other
finishing cloths were very steady. Others were
Weak. Heavy goods we're in moderate demand
and prices we're barely steady"
New ToRK, July 8, noon-OopLon opened
dull middling uplGnds $50; middling Orleans
5 1896; sales - bales
Puturos-The market opened barely steady,
with sales as follows: July delivery 00c. Au-
gust delivery Ooc. september delivery TIC,
October delivery &c November delivery 8 5Sc
December delivery 45c.
500 3. m.-Cotton market closed dull and
easy middling uplands $3.50; middling Orleans
1866; net receipts 1874 bales, gross 5000;
sales to-day IS bales.
Futures-Merket closed uIiet but steady. with
dAAcs Vi on, 8OJ balb5, as i'-t)NSs July u6uN6Ty
19'17 CSC; August d.. DIGS orc; Sep
TENDER delivery 8 l2Ct october delivery
8 2205 CSC; November ~ 3 SIC; Decem-
Der delivery S4l0s &c. nary delivery 40
GsS soc; February deliver LOS 5Sc. March
delivery Coos SIC, Apru delivery 8 1905 76c,
May delivery 8 S4G18 Sc.
New YORK, July S.-The Suns cotton
review says: Futures were quite unsettled
ali day, opening little frmer, the best prices
OF the day being made in the first half hour
then dropping AGA points, followed by slight
recovery, closing steady at decline Of point
on July and 3Q14 points on other months from
yesterdays closing prices. The decline which
followed opening prices was due almost entirely
TO the unloading by tired and discouraged bu Is,
who did not Ike the quieter spot market in
Liverpool and the loss there of the early i'm
prOvement in futures. But, as heretofore, when
August contracts dropped to &c, bidding be-
cams more animated. Some of the room
traders began to catch on to the report of vo-
lent storms and local floods in the Mississippi
valley and partial recovery in values was the
result, 1t seems to be believed that the forth
coming bureau report will be better than in
June, out not good as last July. Spot cotton
was dull. "
GALVESTON, July s.-Cotton closed quiet
middling 40; net receipts ~ bales, gross ~;
salos 2S2 bales; stock s. 1870 bales; spinners 100
bales.
NoRFoLz, July S.-Cotton closed dull; mid
ding &c; net receipts 2l2 bales. gross 2l2;
sales IS bales; stock 5000 bales exports coast
wise 160 bales
BALTIMORE, July s.-Cotton closed weak
middling So; net receipts bales, gross
-; sales - bales: stock 2059 bales.
BosToN, July 8.-Cotton closed dull; middlng
$50; net receipts FOG bales, gross $780, sales
WILMINGTON, July s-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 7jAc; net receipts bales, gross 3;
sales none; stock 4,067 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, July S.--Cotton closed quiet;
middling St4c; net receipts Il bales, gross q ;
stock e. 954 bales.
NEw ORLEANS. July s.-Cotton closed easy
Aal-
239; sales lob bales; stock ~, 490 bales; ex-
ports, coastwise 2020 bales.
Futures-Tne market closed barely steady. with
sales of 1880 bales, as follows: July
Der delivery 7Sc, October delivery &c,
November delivery : CSC, December delivery
03c, January delivery 12c. February de
livery 2lc, March delivery Soc, April de-
MOBILE, July s.-Cotton closed steaGy; mid
ding sc; net receipts 81 bales, gross "a;
sales leo bales; stock ESQ bales
MEMPHIS, July 5.-Cotton closed quiet but
steady; middling no; receiOts As bales; ship
ments 100 bales; sales $40 bales; stock GIG
bales.
AUGUSTA, July s.-Cotton closed steady
middling &c; receipts 81 bales; shipments
~ bales; sales 1Ol bales; stock II, s43 bales.
CHARLESTON July 5.-Cotton closed quiet;
mlddlinE 7Isc; net receipts 1870 bales,
gross $50; sales 100 bales; stock 4,44l bales
ATLANTA, June s.-Cotuon closed dull; mid
ding SC; no receipts to-day.
Nav YORK, July &-Consoldated net re-
receipts at all cotton ports l,410 bales;
exports, to Great Britain 1,4U4 bales, to France
- bales, TO the continent -- bales; stock at
all American ports 26S,6o6 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YoRE. July 8, noon.-Flour quiet and
weak Wheat quiet aud firmer. Corn dull
and steady. PORK quiet and steady at 2I0 000
1s 25 Lard dulland steady at B. so. Freights
irregular.
NEw YORK, July s, 500 D. m.-Flour, south
ern steady and firm; common TO fair. extra,
50 s5Ga4 50; good to choice, extra, "a b015 so;
81 25Go2 as. Wheat irregular and active; No. 2
red 81 041s in store and elevator g. 06s4
aioat; options opened 5661Nc up on covering
and the decrease in the available supplies, de-
clined 9s45Sc on realizing, aud closed firm
1E6l96c over yesterday; No. red, July deliv-
cry 81 0lSs; August delivery 9S1sc; Septem-
Der delivery G1sc; December delivery C
Corn fran quiet and scarce; No. 2. cash,
71l56l12c In elevator; 721sc ahoat; ungraded
mixed 76n7Sc; steamer mixed. 79c; options
dull and 2s676c lower; July delivery
6616c; August delivery 6216c; September de-
livery 601Sc Oats higher and in good demand; ;
options stronger and fairly active; July
delivery S4c; No. 3. spot, 44D4514c; mixed
western, 4l046l6c. Hops easy and quiet; Pa
cifc coast 250soI<c; new 43GD4so; state, com
mon TO choice. 32Qp2So Coffee-Options closed
steady; July delivery l6 75o; August delivery
u IS; september delivery ID S5GS16 %; October
delivery II 00O14 IS; December delivery IS 50
@l3 65; spot Rio guie. and steady; fair eargoes
lower; fair refining sJsc: centrlfugals,
on A, bl6c; mould A, 4skc:
standard A, 1S-16c; confeotioners a 414c;