The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-22

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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. July 81. noon.-Cotton opened
| strong and 10 faF demand; American mid
| ding 10 -l6d; sales 5000 bales-Americar
$500; speculation and export 1000 bales; re-
| oeipts $4,000 bales-American 500.
Futures-American middng low middling
| clause, July and August delivery none; Au-
! gust and September delivery o6-64d; Sep
| tember and October delivery 59-64d; January
and February sod. Futures steady.
4 p. MIXTURES: American middling, low
middling clause, July delivery 8 54-64Q3 55-64d
July aud August delivery 8 54-6493 bS-o4d
August and September delivery 55-o4d, buyers
September delivery 6s-64d, value; Septem-
| Der and October delivery 3 6S-64d. value
| October and November delivery 8 6l-o41
| buyers; November and December delivery
| 4d sellers; December and January delivery
| 2-6464 3-64d; January and February de-
| livery 5-64d, buyers. Futures closed steady.
American middling fair 4asd. good mid
| 3a4d, good ordinary 9-!6d, ordinary SGD.
| NEw YoRK, July 81. noon,-Futures opened
| quiet, with sales as follows: July delivery
z 06c. August delivery z lie, September delivery
| z $50, December delivery 4Sc.
New YORK, July 81, 500 p. m.-Ootton CLOSED
| quiet; middling uplands 71zo, middling Orleans
| 7aSc; net receipts none, gross receipts none;
| sales 1904 bales.
Futures-MarkSt closed quiet, with sales
OF Sc, 500 bales, as follows: July delivery z IL
Der de delivery 28S7 &c, October delivery
! 1907 $40, November delivery 1907 40,
| December delivery Z o2@7 $40, January de-
| livery 6l07 &c, February delivery 700
/ o. Anrll daliVAry
| Z SS617 sec.
NEW YORK, July 21.-HubbArd. Price s 90.
| say Of the cotton market: "Our market
| opened easy at decline of points as an
| answer to tue unexpected unfsvorable advices
| from Liverpool. But this loss was quickly re-
| gained, and the market advanced some points
| from the opening prices. Crop accounts are
| not good and trade upon the continent is i'm
proving, and though spinners held large stocks,
| they show disposition to hold their reserve
| stocks and purchase their daily consumption.
! During the afternoon the market was slightly
easier on report from Manchester that the
| masters there would insist upon 10 per cent,
| reduction in wages or short time. L ter dis
| patches say the strike will probably be post
| poned some time. The market closed quiet and
| steady at about the best prices of the day on
| more encouraging outlook from Washington
| regarding the Hatch bill. "
| GALVESTON, July H.-Cotton closed quiet;
| middling &c; net receipts q bales, gross 81
sales u bales; stock H,4'3 bales; exports,
| coastwise 1856 bales
ha
| middling 71sc; net receipts 43 bales, gross IS
sales %; stock AGO bales; exports, ooastwise
| 62 bales.
| BALTIMORE, July 81 Cotton closed nominal;
| middling 75A1776c; net receipts 2. gross 2;
sales none; stock IA, 400 bales; exports to GreaI
| Britain 929.
BosroN, July 21.-Ootton closed dull; mid
| ding 714c; net receipts 2S9 bales, gross
| 2s9; sales none; stock none; exports, to Great
| Britain 414.
WILMINGTON July 2i.-Cotton closed steady
| middling SIC; net receipts bales, gRoSs 2
sales none; stock 59!9 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2l.-Cotton closed dull
| middling 1850; net receipts none. gross none
| stock 9,790 bales.
steady; middlinE &c; net receipts 592 bales
gross 596; sales l. 100 bales; stock 100 097 bales
| Futures-The market closed steady, with
sales of l0,40O bales, as follows: July
delivery $50, August delivery SIC, Septepbel
| delivery elc, October delivery 9Sc. Novem
Der delivery 05o, December delivery 12c
January delivery 2Oc. February delivery 40
MoB1LE. July Sl.-ootton closed dull
| mlddling 7c; net receipts bales, gross g.
sales so; stock s,054 bales; exports. coastwise
| bales.
MExpEIs, July n.-Cotton closed quiet
middlinR &c; receipts 50 bales; sales s25 bales
shipments none; stock 81 1856 baleA
AUGUSTA, July 21.-Cotton closed quiet hu
| steady; niddnug &c; receipts 90 bales; ship
ments 70 bales; sales 81 bales; stock sos
| bales.
CHARLESTON. July si.--Coston closed quiet
mIddling 70; net receipts 8 bales, gross 8
sales lis: stock is. 4B1 bales.
New ToRK, July 91.-Consolidated bet re-
ceipts at all the norts today vere $50 bales
exports, TO Great Britain S4S bales, TO the con
tlnent 7Ss; stock at all the ports Ssi, asi
| bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
INV YORK, July 81 noon.-Flour firm anc
fairly active. Wheat firm and Nc up Corr
strong and 1s94c up: Pork quiet but firm a
$l2 25@1S rs Lard Quiet and steady at Sc Az.
bid Freights in fair demand and firm,
NEW York, July q, 500 D. m.-Southern foul
firm but quiet. Wheat active, for export strong
No. 2 red s6Is057c in store and elevator, $4,000
a1ost options closed steady with July delivery
3sc up and others 1sQ1ssc down. No. red
July delivery SIC, September delivery SEC, Octo-
Der delivery SIC. Corn dull but steady; No.
3511056c in elevator, 5611c afoat; options7closec
weak and unchanged to 1Sc up; July delivery
$3.50, September delivery $3.50, October deliv
cry Sage. Oats dull but steady; July delivery
36c, September delivery 351sc; No. 2 35@361sc
Cofee-Options steady and 5000 points up;
July delivery II 35612 10, September delivery
10 40Dl2 IS, October delivery ~ S0012 IS. Sugar
Refined steady and fairly active. Molasses-
New Orleans quiet but steady; common to
fancy 25@35c. Petroleum quiet but steady
Cotton seed oil steady but quiet; crude 2lc
Peanuts quiet. Provsions-Pork quiet but
meats dull but firm. Mtddles quiet and easy
Lard opened weak and closed steady; western
steam 81 So city So 1905 80; September deliv
cry closed at g 80; october delivery 81 81
CHICAGO, July 2L-The only feature
Of special interest in trading on the
shortly after the opening, when shorts
became frightened at the strength of that cerea
and rushed to cover The wheat market started
quiet at slight decline, with September al
1880. There was no appearance of a prospect
! for active business for some minutes, but when
the price began to stiffen the shorts commenced
to find difficulty In standing for long at a time
in one position, but kept shifting their position
in an uneasy manner, while advance from
7S35c0D76S4c was in progress, and then made q
dash for the pit to cover their lines For fifteen
minutes thereafter q lively business was done
accompanying quick squirt to 1880, with per
haps few sales as high as 79Ifc. at zee the
scare became intense, and then nothing could
be bought under 1896. After q
few small fluctuations that is where
the price rested. Corn was rather firm. Sep
| TENDER opened at 4S5Sc, sold at 4616c then went
to 49c, off to 4S&c, aud held steady at 4S31 49c
| There was reaction following that of whe at
| was ct 1870. Oats made gain of 1AGl14c rul
ing firm, in sympathy with other cereals. The
market was rather dull. The provision market
stood the test by longs without breaking to any
extent. Offerings were heavy and by promi
| nent firms, but other PROMINENT concerns ap-
| peared quite willing to aosprb the offerings az
| the concessions in price, which were made.
| Pork closed l0c lower, lard 2lkc lower and ribs
121fc.
! CHICAGO. July 2i.-Cash quotations were as
| follows: Flour dull but steady. Wheat
| No. spring 1910: No. 2 red 791kc. Corn
No. 2 5000. OAts-No. 2 3l14c. Mess pouk