The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-26
COTTON.

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! $500; speculation and export 1000 bales; re-
! ceipts 5000 baies-American none.
! Futures-Americap middlrng. low middllng
/ clause, July and August delivery meme; Au-
gust and September delivery 3 $3.50; Septen-
| and October delivery 5 55-64d; November and
December delivery ID; December and January
| 3-64d. Futures steady.
The tenders OF deliveries at to-day's clearngs
amounted to 800 bales new doskets aud 200
bales old.
middling clause, July delivery b5-64d, buyers;
| July aud August delivery 55-64d, buyers;
! September and October delivery 56-64d,
5 6l-o4j, sellers November and December de-
| livery Id. sellers; December and January de-
| livery 42-6404 Sad; January and February
delivery 4 S-64d, value. Futures closed quiet
NEW YoRK, July 2s, noon.-Futures opened
| quiet and easy, with sales as follows: July de-
| livery lie. August delivery 14c, September
delivery Csc, December delivery 4sc.
| NEW YoRK. July S5, 500 p. m.-Cotton closed
/ quiet; middling uplands 7I4c, middlinR Orleans
7Skc; net receipts none, gross receipts 5Ss; sales
Futures-Market closed quiet. with sales
of 1900 bales, AZ follows: July delivery IS
| az 1Oc,. August delivery l407 l5c, Ssptem-
Sl6l7 SIC, November delivery 4lo. De-
cem0er delivery Z 5097 Sic, January de-
livery Z o0B7 Ole. Febguary delivery 678
| zoe, March delivery 1907 79c, April delivery
NEW YoRK, July a5.-Hubbard. PRICE & Co.
| say Of the cotton market Liverpool was
slightly lower this porning, caused by the
threatened strike on the pagt of operators at
| the proposed reduction of 10 per cent in wages.
| New cotton is appearing in many sections of
| Texas, the recent hot weather having forced
| the plant forward. Texas has now b1en nearly
| three weeks without rain, and the temperature
| in many places reported over 10J'. Showers
| continue throughout each OF the Gulf states.
| The market Is awaiting the result OF the de-
| alterations in Washington upon the Hatch bill
and until this matter is decided but little
| change can be expected. Temper Continues in
favor Of cotton, as Is shown by the steadiness of
| the market in face OF large supply Iring
| the afternoon reports of the appearance of
| worms in Mississippi and rumoPs from Wash
ington that the Hatch bill might be recoms
| mitted steadied the market
| GALVESTON, July 25.-Cotton closed dull;
micdling 7cs net receipts a bales, gross A
including bale new crop; sales 80 bales; stock
NoRFoLK, July IS Cotton closed steady;
| middiing 71sc; net receipts vs. bales, gross 9l;
sales a.; stock 1862 bales.
| BALTIMORE. July 25. Cotton closed nominal;
middling 75Sc; net receipts none. gross none;
| sales none; stock II ,U=4 bales.
| BOSTON, July 25.-Cotton CLOSED dull; mid
ding 7ac; net receipts $50 bales gross
| W LMINGLoE. July 2S.--Cotton closed quiet
| middling SIC; net receipts l bale, gross /;
safes none; stock An bales.
PHILADELPHIA. july 25.-Cotton closed dull;
stock 9,SS4 bales
NEW oRLEAEs. July 2a5Cotton closed
gross 40; sales go bales; stock 5s,pss bales;
exports, to Great britain 1913 bales, to France
% ST.. to the continent 200, coastwise ISL.
| Futures-The market closed suea y, with
delivery s5c, August delivery Sc September
delivery 9lc, October delivery s 99c, Novem-
Der delivery Csc, Decepheg delivery l4c
January delivery 22c February delivery SOC,
| March delivery CSC.
MOBILE July 25.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling &c; net REGENTS "A bales, gross "a;
sales none; stock 1888 bales; exports coastwise
MEMPHIS, July 25.-COtton closed quiet
but steady; piddling &c; receipts y bales; sales
| 100 bales; shipments so; STOCK ~ ,S31 bales
AUGUSTA, July 25.-Cotton closed steady;
miIdliug &c; receipts bales; shipments bales;
sales balesS stock 7,742 bales.
| CHARLESTON, July 25.-Cotton closed quiet
middling To- net receipts 81 bales, gross 81 /;
| sales so: stock IS S4 bales.
New YORK, July 2j.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts at all the PoSts to-day were l.o5S bales;
exports. to Great Britain l. 6l4 bales to the con
| tihent 4,790, to France 2Ss; stock at all the
ports ass, Az bales.
| GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW York, July -. moon. Flour limited de-
| mand and steady. Wheat easy AMI lac lower
Corn firm and 34c up. Pork quiet snl steady
at s12 25G113 rs Lard Quiet and firm at 81 5716
| Freights lair demand ami Arn.
New YORK, July rs. 500 D. m-Southern -four
dull and steady Wheat dull and firmly held
No red s6l41s7c in stoEe and elevator; No ,
red, July delivery s51Ac, September delivery S5c.
October delivery S6i4c. Corn dull, scarce and
| higher; No. 6O161c atioat; July delivery
591bc: September delivery t51Sc, October dev
| cry S54c. Oats quiet and stronger; July de-
| livery SIC, September delivery 3595c; No.
| spot. 3GG13614c. Cofee-Options closed firm
| l0620 up; July delivery IL 25; Augusta delivery
| IL 300l2 40; September delivery II 4GQ12 81;
| spot Rio steady and quiet; No. Z 1890 l316c.
| Sugar Refined, quiet aQd steady; stspdarI 4
| 5-l604 7-16c; graduated $50 9-16c. Molasses
| New Orleans quiet and steady; common to
| fancy 25435c. Petroleum steady and quiet.
| C ton seed Ill quiet and steady; crude 2Jc
| yellow 32G132I6c. Peanuts steady; fancy hand
picked, 4GG114c; farmers, 21461 s}4c. Meat mar
| ket quiet and steady Lard strong and quiet;
| western steam 81 o216; city SO rs; July aud
| September delivery s. 60 bid. Freights fairly
active and firm; cotton S-42i; grain 2s4d.
CHICAGO, July Is Wrath to come was meas
| uranly indicated by the heat in the trading
| pits today but operators struggled with it
| IN pegngee outing shirts and Pantaoons with
| praisewCrthy energy aud Ia disregard Of the
| buoyancy of mercury. 1t was bull day, led by
| corn, which was we'll supported oy provisions
| and received the countenance, though OF a
| subdued k.d, from wheat. The chaages since
| Saturday are sn advance in corn Of l4c'; ia
| pork Of from IN to 3215c and in wheat of &c
| Oats made an advance of s6011e more because
| corn ruled higher than tie cause OF any direct
| bull influences,
| CHICAGO, July 2l-Cash quotations wese as
! follows: Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
| No 2 spring 1870; No. 2 red 1891 arc. Corn
| No 5o11c. Oats-No 2 3iM3lMc Mess
pork Sic is. Lard 81 25 Short rios $40. Dry
sslted shoulders 81 0JG7 %. Short clear 81 so
| az IS. Whisky 81 49,
| Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest, Closing
| WHEAT. No. q
July delivery. 7s1A 70 7sA