The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-13

CeiptS IL, 900 baleS-Amer1cRn 6,9OO.
Futures-American middling, low middlln2
clause, July and August delivery 6664d;
| August and September delivery 3oS-o4d,
also 57-64d, also 5S-64d, also 50-64d, also
| s 6o-54d; September and october delivery
| 8 6O-64d, also 61-54d, also 62-o4d; october
and November delivery 6S-S4d, also ID; No
vember and December delivery = 2-64d, also
5 4-64d; December and January delivery none;
| January aud February delivery 6-o4d, also
7-64d. Futures steady.
4p. m.-Futures: American middling, low
middling clause, July delivery 56-S4G13 37-64d ;
| July aud August delivery 8 b6-64Gs3 6T-o4d;
| August and september delivery 57-64G13 $500;
September delivery 60-64d, buyers; September
| and October delivery 6O-64d, buyers October
| and November delivery 63-64d, sellers; Novem-
Der and December delivery 1-64d, buyers; De-
cember and January delivery 3-64q4 4-64di
| January and February delivery 6-s4dd, buyers.
| Futures closed quiet.
NEW YoRK, July ~, noon.-Furures opened
| quiet, with sales as follows: July delivery
| 7 18c offered. August delivery 16c, September
delivery z 22c, October delivery Ssc, November
delivery Z acc, December delivery SIC.
New YonK. July 70, 800 p. m.-Cotton closed
| quiet; middling uplands 6-16c, middltnR Or
leans z 11-16c; net receipts 54s bales, gross re-
| ceipts 1851; sales 1881 bales.
Futures-Marxet closed dull, with sales OF
200 bales, as follows: July delivery o29
| TENDER delivery 13c, October delivery
| Z 2297 aSc November delivery 1907 $50
livery livery 5oS7 sic. February delivery I $50
| Gle. March delivery 6S07 zoe, April delivery
Z 1907 7Sc.
new YoRK, July l2.-Hubbsrd, Price & Co.
| say of the cotton market "Spinners in Man.
| chester bought fairly on the Liverpool market
| to-day taking 900 bales, and the future market
was out one point lower at the opening than
| yesterday. This was much better response
| than has been expected, and our market opened
| at a slight advance Of points The agitation,
| however, over the Hatch bill drives buyers
| away, and the market eased, losing not only
| the advance but some points In addition
| After the decline, the appearance of promi-
nent ouse as buyer caused steadier feeling.
| During the afternoon the Improvement was
| lost, the occasion Of this decline being the
| passage by the Senate OF Senator Washburn s
| resolution to give the anti-option bill prece-
| dence every afternoon at 2 O'Clock until dis
GALVESTON, July 12.-Cotton closed steady;
middling &c; net receipts Is bales, gross IS;
| NORFOLK, July l2-Cotton closed steady /;
| middLng 71sc; net receipts SO bales gross 80;
sales "a bales; stock 5,l6o bales; exports coast
| wise 300.
| BALr1MoRE, July 12.-Cotton closed nominal
| middling 75Ac; net receipts none, gross 500;
sales none; stock 1927 bales; exports to the
BosroN, July 12.-Oottoa closed dull; mid
ding 1850; net receipts 72S bales. gross
1885; sales none; stock none; exports, to Great
| Britain 435 bales.
WlLMNaroN, July I2-Cotton closed steady
| middlng $50; net receipts'S bales, gross s;
sales none ;Sstock S,sSO bales; exports, to Great
| Britain 1000
SAOoON
middling F5sc; net receipts 1ls bales, gross llS;
stock 1850 bales.
NEW ORLEANS July 1a.-Cottou closed
easy; middlng l'looS nst receipts 1888
bales, including bale new crop, gross l,744i
sales $50 bales; stock 1oI,7ol bales; exports. To
the continent 365.
with sales of 90, 900 bales, as follows: July
delivery 6S7lc, August delivery TIC, September
delivery 76c, October delivery SAC, NOvem-
Der delivery 90c, December delivery $50,
January delivery ooc, February delivery 1%c,
March delivery 22c.
MOBILE. July 12.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling 7c; net receipts rs bales gross rs;
saes none; stock s,S6s bales; exports, coastwise
146 bales.
MEMPH1s, July 12-Cotton closed steady;
Shipments 81 &c. ;T ssoSs BALES s'' '' O'9'
AUGUSTA, July 12.-Cotton closed dull and
nominal; middliug 7c; receipts 10 bales; ship
ments 127 bales; sales III bales; stock 1854
bales.
CHARLESTON, July 12-Cotton closed quiet;
mldding 70; net receipts II bales, gross n;
| continent 3, 100 bales, coastwtse 95
NEW YORK, July demonstrated net re-
ceipts at all the ports to- day were S265 bales;
exports to Great Britain 4, SOB bales, to the con
tiLent $500 bales; stock az all the ports 604, II;
bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YoRK, July IL. noon-FIour dull to easy
Wheat in moderate demand at 4e lower Corn
dull. Pork fairly active and firm at $1l 75@0
1875, Lard quiet and firm at 81 an. Freghts
NEW YORK, July 12. 800 P. ~.-southern -four
dull and heavy. Wheat easier, with moderate
business for export; No; 2red. $3.50 in store
and elevator. S602Sc atoat; options closed
steady at 1s03Ac under yesterday; No. 3 red,
July delivery, S3l1c; September delivery $3.50.
October delivery SAC. Corn lower, unsettled and
quiet; No 2. 5S14c154Ife in elevator, 64a405SI6c
afoat: options closed steady at Z111<c under
yesterday; July delivery 539sc; September de-
livery 3514c; October delivery go. Oats firmer,
liar and ali
and easier; July delivery 3514c; September de-
livery 3411c; spot No. 35o351Sc mixed west
ern 330361Sc. Coffee-Options closed steady
and points down; July delivery II 9o611 as;
September delivery II s5 october delivery
II 80; spot, Rio, steady and quiet No. z, 18c.
Sugar-Refned steady at 1-1oo decline; more
46.l604 9-1Gc. Molasses- New Orleans steady
but dull; common to fancy 25G136c. Petroleum
steady but dull Cotton seed oil dull: crude
29c. Proyisions-Pork higher and firm but
quiet; old mess S12 0O613 90; extra prime
S12 So. Peanuts quiet. Beef quiet. Beef
hams dull. Tierced beef inactive Cut meats
quiet but firm. Middles, stronger; short clear,
IS 20. Lard higher and firm but quiet; western
steam closed at s. IS: city So IS; July delivery
81 Sc; September delivery 81 90 bid Freights
to %, Liverpool were steady but quiet; cotton
CHICAGo, July l2.-Liveliness conferred to-day
IN provisions Prices for the product opened
about Sc higher on light receipts and higher
prices on hogs. On the bulge there was free
le Ultimate selling and a good deal of buster in
| trying to break the market. weak corn
market encouraged this selling. Pork broke zoe
from the opening figure and lard and ribs SC to
INC Then there was halt When there was
an attempt to buy back there was no
one to offer products. When the seal
pers and shorts and raiders turned in
to buy they found the bull clique including
Wright, Cudahy and Armour, perhaps. to help
the bulge along. Pork never stopped until
there was an advance of 40c from the lowest
point. The close was zoe over the last price on
the bulge yesterday. Ribs advanced all told
27I6e and closed zoe higher. Lard was less
active ana closed but So higher. Stubbornness
characterized the grain market. Trading was
not large. Wheat was forced of 10 early, but
recovered aU the close. Corn broke and also
| rebounded. OATS show little change.
CHICAGO, July 12.-Oash quotations were
as follows: Flour easy; concession generally
| granted. Wheat-No. spring, 761kd77c; No.
| Q red, TIC. Corn-No. 3, 4sc. Oats-No. 2,
| 2975c Mess pork, per barrel, $l2 90, Lard per
100 ms. 81 221607 rs. Short ribs, s. 6507 10
| Dry sailed shoulders. So 5OG17 90. Short clear
| 81 o017 65. Whisky 81 IS.
| Leading futures ranged as follows:
| Opening. Highest. Closing
WHEAT, No. 3
sept delivery. rs o7sys 7e4 '5M@78
| CORN, No. p
July delivery. 4s1s % 4sA
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