The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-27

Futures-Amer1can mlddling, low middling
clause, July and August delivery none; Au,
gust and September delivery o6-64d. also
| 57-64d, also So 64d; September and October
delivery 69-64d, also 360-64d, also el-64d;
| October and November delivery 81 90, also
| 8 s3-64d; November and December delivery
| 4 1-64d, also I'd, also 2-64d; December aud jan
psry dokyery a. 20; January and February
| 4p. m.-Futures: American middiuR, low
middling-elause, July delivery 8 S9.64d, sellers;
Jaly and August delivery 59-64d, sellers;
| September delivery 62-64d, sellers; September
and October delivery 62-64d sellers; October
and November delivery l-b4d, sellers; Novem-
! Der and December delivery Acid, sellers; De
cemAer and January delivery 6-6404 7-64d;
January and February delivery 964d, sellers
Futures closed quiet
steady at the advance, with sales follows: July
delivery lac, August delivery 2Oc, September
delivery 27S October delivery 1866, November
| delivery 46c, Dece mber delivery Z 55c.
NEW YoRK, July 80: 500 p. m.-Cotton closed
| quiet aud steady; mIddhng uplsndS 7Ac, mid
ding Orleans 79tc; net receipts 2oo, gross re-
| ceipts III; sales 920- bales.
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales
| OF 1856 900 bales as follows: July delivery z 10
OF aOc,, August delivery 2l17 2lc' Septem-
Der delivery Z 2s97 sSG, OCTOBER asavery
cem6er delivery z 1907 sec, January de-
livery Z e707 sc. February delivery 700
7.77c. March delivery 1907 SIC, April delivery
NEW YoRx. July aa.-HubbaEd, Price & Co.
| say Of the cotton market: reports Of ex-
| tEepely hot weather and drouth doing damage
| throughout the southwestern portion OF Texas
were sent from that sectionNto Liverpool last
night, and caused an advance OF points before
| noon Of that market. Spinners have also
| bought very freely for MANCHESTER delivery, and
| their purchases are taken as indicating better
| tone in Manchester. This impression is con-
| hrmed by cables from that market reporting
| a better feeling. Our market has not fully re-
sponded to this advance in liverpool, because
| Of fear OF action on the part OF the senate upon
| the Hatch bill Crop accounts do not improve
| materially. The rains have left the fields over
| grown with grass, and the hot weather is cauS-
| ing the grass to grow as rapidly as the cotton,
and is choking the plant. During the afternoon
] the market became f1rmer, and closed at about
| GALVESTON, July 26.-Cotton closed dull;
middling &c; net receipts 279bales, gross 279;
sales 80 bales; stock 100 bales.
NoRFoLK, July 26 Cotton closed quiet;
middling 71sc; net receipts bale, gross /;
sales So; stock 44e3 bales exports, TO Great
Britain lis bales, coastwise IS.
BALTIMORE, July 2i.-CottoR closed nominal;
middling 75ac; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock 1904 bales.
Bosros,. July 2o--Cotton closed dull; mid
ding nc; net receipts l26 bales, gross
722s sales none: stock none.
WIrMINGroN July 26,-Cotton closed quiet;
qiddling $50; net receipts none gross none;
sales none; stock 471 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-Cotton closed qIliet;
middling z9sc; net receipts none, gross % bales;
stock'9,9 1S bales.
| NEW ORLEANS, July EQ-CQUCOn ClOSeQ
gross 726; SAFES | ,7bO bales; stock 86,032 bales
Futues1The market closed steady, with
sees Of s9q bales s,vs as f S July
delivery o3c, October delivery l2c NoVem-
Der delivery 1sc, December delivery zoe,
January delivery 3sc, February delivery 4lc,
| March delivery 19e
MOBILE. July 2s-Cotton closed nominal;
piddlinE 70; net receipts bales, gross 4;
JuIx n04t CIA ~
but steady; middlipg 10; receipts IS bales; sales
50 bales; shipments iOl; stock q, 7Gs bales,
AUGUSTA, July 2s.1Cotton closed steady;
sales 80 bales; stock 7,7Ss bales.
| CHARLESTON. July 26.-Cotton closed steady;
| middling 70; net receipts 80 bales, gross 50;
sales :; stock 1887 bales exports, cosstSVise
Nxw YORK, July 26-Consoldated net re-
ceipts at all the ports to day were l,534 bales;
exports to Great Britain 175 bales, to the con-
tiLent 100; stock at all the ports 46S, 1888 bales
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
New YoRK, July 26, noon.-Flour dull aud
easy. Wheat firm at S6055c up. Corn quiet
at 1fc up. Pork quiet and steady ct 212 go
firm and fairly active.
NEwYoRK July 26,, 800 D. m.-Wheat lower
and fairly active, closing firm; No. red st14Gn
steady; No cred. July delivery $40 September
delivery 1870 Corn lower and moderately &C
tive; No, 3 $50 in elevator; soc aioat OPP
livery Sc; August delivery 56}zc; September
delivery S634c: Oats dull; options dull and
f1rmsrr: July delivery 8614c; September Dolly
ern 85@8sc Cofee-Option closed steady;
August delivery 12 350l2 40; September de-
livery 70 45; spot Rio quiet and steady; No.
Molasses-New Orleans steady and quiet;
common to fancy 256S5c. Petroleum quiet
and steady. Clifton seed oil firm and quiet;
crude goo. Pork quiet and firm. Peanuts
1 uuiat. Reef in moderate demand and
| firm. Tierced beef in fair demand and
firm. Cut meats in light demand and
quiet; western steam 81 Is; city Sc. IS; July
delivery 81 90; September delivery s. 80.
Freights firm aud in. fair demand; cotton
CHICAGO, July &c. Wheat opened 11kc higher
than it closed and was barely l-l5c over yes
| terdey's price at the end OF the session. Sep
tember opened at 1880: sold at 7Sc, went up to
1880 and closed at 7s1sc; September corn
opened at 6oS4c, reacted to 505so and closed at
| 6Q12c. Oats were quiet and Arm early on crop
advices, but then eased of; September sold
| cred to 3l1sc and closed at Sic. Provisions
| were inactive but very firm. The principal
trading in futures was in barrel pork. Lard
| and ribs were comparatively neglected,
CHICAGO. July 26"CasR quotations were as
lower. wheas-No. 2 spring 7sac; No. z red
sl}ss@siHc. Mess pork sl3s i6@is 20. Lard
1907 a21s Short ribs 81 1901 S. Dry
| sailed shoulders 81 00017 %. Short clear 81 IS
| az 80. Whisky 81 is.
| Leading futures ranged as foiiows
| Opening. Highest Closing
| WHEAT. No. 3
| July delivery. 1885 1875 1854
| CORN No =
July delivery. 81 SIPS 511S6151M
| OATS, No. p
! July delivery =. 3B3 S14 31&
MESS PORR-
| Sept delivery .Si2 80 II IS 10 32f
LARD
| Sept delivery, 3715 40 3716
SHORT RIBS
| Sept. delivery. rs Is 72$
BALTIMORE, July 26.-Flour dull and I'M
en- lnged. Wheat steady; No red spot and
July s216c southern wheat steady; Fultz 7S0
| s3c Long berry S016ic. Southern corn-White
| firm at 6Q66lc yellow dull at 5705Sc.
| OINCINNATI, July 26.-Flour easy. Wheat
| firm; No. ? red 75QT514c. Corn strong-No.
mixed 53c Oats steady; No. mixed 331k0
| 33S4c. Provisons-Pork firm at Sl2 so Lard
strong at 81 i21807 Is. Bulk meats In fair
demand at 49, 90. Bacon firm at S9121S. Whisky
in fair demand at 81 Is.
ST. LOUIS, July 26.-Flour dull and I'M
changed Wheat closed sS01sc decline: No,
red, cash closed at 9A07916c; July delivery 70;
August delivery closing at 1890. Corn, cash,
higher; No. 2, cash 4715c; July delivery 4754c;
August delivery closing at 4719c bid; September
delivery 1870 bid Oats-No. 2 cash and July
delivery size and nominal September de-