The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-08

@b4d, also 65-o&d, also o4-osu. also
5S64d. also 54-64d; September aud October
delivery 56-64d, also 67-6ld also bS-o4d: also
Q 57-64d; October and November delivery
6o64d also $500; NovsmosT ana De sE D
cember and January delivery ID, also l-oedi
January aud February delivery 2-04d' also
4 3-64d also SD. Futures stesdy.
p. mixtures: American middtng, low
middling clause, July delivery 3 4S-64d, seiiersS
July aud August delivery 4s-6id, sellers;
August and September delivery 4s-o4D3 5O-64d;
Septenlber delivery 52-64d, sellers; September
and October delivery 52-64d, sellers; OCTOBER
and November delivery 54-64Q13 5S-o4d; hovem-
Der and December delivery 57.6ld, sellers; De-
cenber and January delivery Ss-64Go3 oO,o4di
January and February delivery 3 o2-64d. sellers.
Futures closed unchanged
American middlinR fair $40, GOOD MD
ding 41Sd, middling l5-1sd, low middhng /
3Nd, good ordinary 9-l6d, ordinary SGD.
NEW York, July 7. noon.-FuTures opened
July delivery 9sc, August delivery z Ole, Sep
TENDER delivery 05c, october delivery ! l6c,
November delivery 26e, December delivery
35c.
New YonK. July z, 500 p. motion closed
quiet; middling uplands 6-loc, middling Or
leans 1I-l6c; net receipts none, gross receipts
9Si; sales 2 800 bales.
Futures-Marxet closed quiet. with sales
OF 161 800 bales, as follows: July delivery
! 8 1906 s9c, August delivery olQ7 G9c, Sep
TENDER delivery o6G17 oTc, October delivery
Z 1907 l7c, November delivery 1907 21e, De-
oember delivery 1907 SIC, January delivery
1907 47c. February delivery 55@7 56c March
New YORK, July Hubbard, Price 90.
| say Of the cotton market: "Greatly to the
surprise Of the entire trade, the Liverpool
market opened with a panicky feeling, due to
| rumors Of financial trouble This was later
| confirmed by the confirmation OF the failure OF
| the we'll known house of Isaac Cooke Sons,
| the senior member of which was for the last
year president of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers
Association, Our cables tell us that their hold
| ings of cotton amounted to $4,000 bales for
clients who have been unable to furnish the re-
| ADDar6DtlY
| York affected by the failure. In fact
| balances are due this firm in this market.
After exciting session, Liverpool closes un-
| settled at Az points lower than last evenings
prices, but our market, after selling down IL
points, has recovered, and is now within
| points OF last evenings close. The strength
| here can DO attributed to the action of the
| Senate judiciary committee in reporting the
| anti option bill back to the Senate without re-
| COMMUNICATION IL is thought that this places
| the bill at the foot OF the calendar and renders
| its passage unlikely this session. Crop accounts
| are not favorable. Rams are reported from all
over the cotton belt, and are excessive from
| Texas to the Atlantic During the afternoon
| the market remained very steady until aboutr2
| o'clock, when word was received that the option
| bill would again come before the Senate.
| portion of the advance was lost in consequence
| Of this news"
GALVESTON, July 7.-Cotton closed easy;
| middling 1870; net receipts ga bales. gross
IA; sales 1856 bales stock 9,4l7 bales; exports,
| coastwise 1895 bales.
NoRFoLK, July Cotton closed quiet;
|
1872; sales 70 bales; stock $3.50 bales; exports,
BAIT1MosF, July 7-zCotton closed nominal;
sass noaS ss6Ss 5 6asap 0n'' gross H0'
BosToN, july COTTON closed dull; mid
| ding 1910; net receipts LAOS bales gross
4, 165; sales none; stock none.
| WILMINGTON, July 7.-Cotton closed nominal;
| middling $40; net receipts as bales, gross 40;
sales none; stock 1888 bales.
| PHILADELPH1A July cotton closed quiet;
| middling 75sc: net receipts i7s bales, gross
Us; stock $500 bales
NEW ORLEANS, July COTTON closed
quiet; middling &c; net receipts a5 bales, gross
IS; sales $50 bales; stock lo1,sl6 bales; spnners
600 bales.
Futures-The market closed very steady
| with sales of $500 bales, as follows: July
| delivery 6 75c, August delivery 76c September
delivery 8 SEC, October delivery 500, Novep-
Der delivery orc, December delivery z 04c,
January delivery 12c, February delivery lso,
MOBILE. July cotton closed easy;
middling &c; net receipts IS bales, gross So;
sales 200; stock s.646 bales; exports, coastwiss
44S bales.
MENPHIs, July 7.-Cotton closed quiet
middling &c; receipts 81 bales; sales 500 bales;
shipments none; stock 80, los bales
AUGUSTA, July 7.-Cotton closed dull and
nominal; middliug 7c; receipts So bales; ship
ments 1859 bales; sales 43 bales; stock 35l5 bales
middling 70; low mddhng 654c; net receipts 30
bales, gross 49, sales none: stock 1904 bales
ArLANrA, July 7.--Coston closed quiet;
\ NEw ToRk, July 7.-Consondated net re-
eeipts at all the ports to day we're 2.S16 bales;
exports to Great Britain 700 bales, to the CON
lihent 1858 bales stock at all the ports sic, 225
bales.
! GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEw YoaK. July Z. noon-Flour quiet and
easy. Wheat easy, 1sc lower. Corn firm,
A@gSe up Pork fairly active t s and ar% e o. e.
freighs quiet and irregular.
NEW 0EoRk. July 5. 500 B. M-South-
ern flour ull and heavy. Wheat unsettled and
| weaker, la 1t moderately active, closing heavy;
No 2 red a sac in store and elevator; options
| closed weak, 15055c under yesterday; No. 2
red July delip cry Sc; September delivery 1880
No 2, cash, aS1sQ5Sl4c in elevator options
| closed steady xlld unchanged to SIC up; July
delivery 561sc; Sppeember delivery bSIse; Qeto-
69T d abS 6w e4 delivery s Sfe
| delivery 3534c; spck No. 2. 37637tzc; mixed
western s6039c. Coz se--Options closed steady
September delivery II S5G11 90; spot Rio was
quiet and steady. N1,olasses New Orleans
| York Sc co. Cotton seeG oil quiet; crude 29c;
| yellow BIC. Provsions-T ok quiet and steady;
| extra prime SIP 000l2 So peanuts quiet Beef
| Quiet. Beef hams dull. Tiels ed beef quiet. Cut
meats tirmer and active; pickded bellies 9Gg4c
| shoulders &c; hams 100 1214c.N Middles weaker;
| short clear IS 90. Lard dull GAld lower; vest
July delivery S72I; September delivery 81 81 ;
| october delivery 81 81. Freights to Liverpool
were irmsr and in fair demand; cotton s-Ssd;
| grain 2Ihd.
CHICAGO, July Wheat collapsed a full cent
to- day. folio wing the decline of about an equal
| amount recorded last night Tho close this
| evening was within 14e of the bottom Trade
| as a rule was very dull, and the demapt was
| largely from shorts here. who took pro tls on
| breaks. Threatened heavy deliveries
in the near future from the new
| crop of winter wheat was a bug,NL'oo
| for the bulls near the close of the dvv.
| Corn was moderately active early in the q ev
| and became more interesting ss the session a,h
| vaneed The sentiment was unsettled, bus
| quite evenly divided, the market opening with
| 4@3se decline, advanced 1495sc, but declined
| later, rallied slightly but closed with frac
| tional decline. Oats was H14c higher and ad-
| vanced 140ssc more, but reacted sc and closed
steady at &c over yesterday for July, but at 1sc
decline for September There was fair
amount of changing from July to Sep
| tember at 111Ac difference early,
bu later it decreased to BE
| A la ge volume OF trading was consummated
| 10 pork, lard and ribs, almost wholly for Sep
| TENDER delivery. The opening was heavy and
lower all round on weakness in grain, larger re-
ceipts Of live hogs at the yards than expected,
| and good volume of outside selling orders
being dumped on the market. Free selling by
| mac institution q fhar