The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-28
COTTON.

and export 1000 bales; receipts 2lOo bales, all
Futupes-American middling low middling
clause, July and August delivery none; Az
gust and September delivery 6o-64d. also
81 Odd; September and October delivery
68-64d; October and November delivery
4 264d; November and December delivery
| 4 5-o4d; December aud January delivery s oso;
January and February Io-o4d. Futures
steady,
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to 100 bales old dockets
| American middling fair 7-l6d, good mid
ding 3-l6d, middling 4d. low middlng
| 313-15d, good ordinary 33sd, ordinary 5-lod.
40. MIXTURES: American middling, low
middling clause, July delivery 60-649S 6l64d;
July aud August deliyery 60-64Qt3 61-64d;
| August and Septembendelvery 8 60-640e3 6.-64d;
September delivery 63-64Q4di September and
vember delivery 4 264a4 3-64d; November and
| December delivery sod, buyers; December
and January delivery 1854, sellers; January
| and February delivery l0-640fl1-64d. Flu
| lures closed steady.
MANcHEsTER, July 27.-The Guardians DOM
mercial arhole says: The volume of sales
does not increase The decline in exchange Is
growing WORSE The market, though nominslly
| hrm is feeble The demand for staples is
| further curtailed Isolated sales of shirtlngs
for Japan represent the only business or I'M
| portance. Hopes are expressed that production
will be restricted, but few looms have yet
stopped.
steady, with sales as follows: July
| delivery C. august delivery 2Oc. September
| delivery 29c October delivery SOC, November
| delivery ACC, December delivery 59c.
! New YoRK, July q, 800 p. m.-Corton closed
| firm; middling uplands 7ssc, middling Orleans
nc net receipts none, gross receipts 1885, sales
| 443l bales
Futures-Market closed firm. with sales
OF 1872 800 bales, as follows: July delivery z SO
| o. 3Sc, August delivery 1907 89c Septem-
Z SOY 56c, November delivery e4@7 $50. De-
cember delivery Z 1907 75c, January de-
livery S3e7 Sic. February delivery. a20
93c, March delivery 030s O4c, April delivery
New YORK, July 27.--Hubbsrd, Price & Co;
| say of the cotton market: "An increased
| demand from spinners, due to more cheerful
| tone Of the Manchester market, is noticeable
| feature OF foreign markets to-day. Large ten
ders were made upon August to-day, estimated
| to amount to 1900 bales. These tenders had
the effect of opening the market shade below
last evenings prices but lack of rain in the
| southwest and more favorable prospects as to
| the defeat of the Hatch bill caused the trade to
| buy freely. and the market at moment has
| advanced points from quotations made in the
call. About O'CLOCK kilograms were received
from Washington indicating that Mr.. Wasnburn
admitted that the Hatch bill would not come to
q vote this session, and the market Immediately
gained strength and advanced rapidly 10 points,
closing firm at best prices of the day"
GALVESTON, July 27.-Cotton closed quiet;
middlpg &c; net receipts 14S bales, gross l4S;
sales q bales; stock !S.219 bales.
NORFOLK, July N.-Cotton closed quiet;
middlng 7lsc; net receipts liz bales, gross 49,
sales 10; stock 4,60o bales.
BALTIMORE, July 2.-Cotton closed nominal;
| middling 766cE net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock I4517 bales; exports, to Great
Britain 2, s32 bales, to the continent 2I5.
BOSTON, July T.-Oottpn closed dull; mid
ding re; net receipts SO bales, gross
l47; sales none; stock nome
WILMINGTON. July 1.--cotton closed firm;
middling 616c; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock An bales
| PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-Cotton closed quiet
middling 75sc; net receipts 10 bales, gross 49,;
stock 1929 bales.
firm; middling 3-1ec; net receipts i7s bales.
gross 17S; sales 200 bales; stock IS, 736 bales;
exports, coastwise 474
Futures-The market closed steady, with
sales of 60,500 bales, follows: July
delivery 15c, August delivery Ice, September
delivery z soc, October delivery z 2Tc, Novem-
Jsnuepy delivery " &C, February delivery Sc
ms MoPn asH' July S-coston closed nominal;
middlinE 70; net ore rseoe!Pss 0ale' gross 81
MEMPHIS. July 1.-Cotton closed steady;
bales; shipments Is 49,; STOCK os,2 n 0ss osles
middlipg &c; receipts 20 bales; shipments ii ;
sales Sc bales; stock 1904 bales
GHARLEsTos. July %:-Cotton closed quiet;
sales $50: stock 49, $40 bales
| NEW YORK; July demonstrated net re-
expo1ts to Great Britain 8, los bales, to the
continent 1,725; stock at all the ports 460,155
bales.
GRAIN Axp PROVISIONS.
New YORK, July q, noon.-Hour moder-
ately active aud steady. Wheat dull, 5s0Ac
lower. Corn duh and lower Pork quiet and
firm at S12 236113 IS. Lard quiet and firm at
| 81 621x. Freghts,in fair demand. 2
Il NEW YORK, July "a, 500 D. m.-Wheat lower,
irregular and fairly active but weak; No. red
| s31S0e4c in store, and elevator; options closed
weak; No. red, July delivery s314c. September
delivery Sac, Corn quiet, lower ana weak; No.
| q SIC in elevator; Sc afoat; July delivery
| size; September delivery SIC Oats dull, lower
and weak; options moderately active but
| weaker; July delivery 3516c; September deliv-
| cry 353scs No. spot, 351693634c; mixed west
erp 3S037S8c, Coffee-OpCions closed steady.
| l0@2o points down; August delivery IL $50
Rio steady and more active; No. Z ls14@l&ssc
lated % S45sc Moassess% New Gs si quiet
and steady. Petroleum quiet and steady. Cot
ton seed oil firm and quiet; crude e9c, Pork
more active and steady. Peanuts steady. Beef
firm. Tierced beef fairly active and firm.
Lard easier and dull; western stedm az 6211;
city IS Is; July delivery 81 IS; september
delivery s. 81 Freights frm and quiet; cotton
| CHICAGO, July =7.GWeaeness ruled in all the
pit 8 in the Board OF Trade to-day, and every
thing closed lower. This tone was accompanied
by light trading in everything except corn.
which was quite active. The weather was the
factor everywhere in the provision crowd as well
as among dealers in cereals. The weakness
l
fifteen minutes of the session and everything
| traded in closed at or near the lowest prices OF
| the day. Nearly al of the crowd wss bearsh
| and the combined result was loss of XG1lc in
the value of wheat. September corn opened
sc of at SOC and closed at 491zc Oats were
| weak but lost only SIC. Pork closed with loss
| of 2012!16, lard SC. and ribs 7I61l01sc
| CHICAGO, July Clash quotations were as
| follows: Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat
| No 2spring 7734d771Sc; No. Z red 7734Qg771sc.
| Oorn-No. 2 5014c. OatS-No. 2 sic Mess
pork Sl2 O5gQ12 10 Lard 81 2716GD7 30. Short
| ribs 81 65Q7 20. Dry sailed shoulders 81 OO6l
| 25 Short clear 81 s507 90. Whisky lis.
| Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Closing
| WHEAT. No. 3
| July delivery. 76h 7611 7GA
| Corn. No p
| July delivery. a0S 5055 sou
| OATS, No 2
| July delivery 81 31B 81
| MESS PORK
Sept. delivery .Sl2 rs IL IS 10 10
| LARD
Sept. delivery. IS $40 aSJx
| SHORT RIBS
| BALTIMORE, July H.-Flour dull and un-
| changed. Wheat easy; No. red. spot S21
| 821zc; southern wheat easy; Fultz 781S3c;
| Longberry 600Sic.
! CINCINNATI, July H.-Flour in moderate de-
I No rad