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

COTTON
LIvERPooL. July @. noon.-Cotton opened
dull; prices generally in buyers favor; Ameri-
can middling I'd; sales 900 bales-American
$500; speculation and export 1000 bales; re-
ceipts 5000 bales-Americsn 800.
Futures-American middlipg. low middling
clause, July and August delivery delivery
none; August and September delivery
TENDER and October delivery 59-64d, also
| 8 b6-64d also 59-64d; October and November
delivery 36l-64d; November and December
| delivery al, also g. sid; December and Jan
uary delivery 2-54d; January and February
delivery sod also 4-64d. Futures easy.
The tenders of deliveries at to-dsy's clearings
amounted to 1000 bales new dockets.
4p. m.-Futures: American middling, low
middling clause, July delivery So -64Q1S 53-64d;
! July and August delivery s2o4H3 o3-64d;
August and September delivery 3 $3.50. buyers;
September delivery 5l-64d, sellers; September
and October delivery o7-64d; October
and November delivery 59-64d, buyers; Novem-
Der and December delivery sos So sd De-
cember and January delivery Id, buyers;
January and February delivery god, buyers
| Futures closed weak
American middlng fair 4sSd, good mid
| ding 41sd, middling l5-16d low middhng
| 3azd. good ordinary 8 9-l6d, ordinary $3.50.
| MANCHESTER, July 6.-The Guardians com
mercial article says: The market is quiet with
| less inquiry for India. There have been some
| offers fer miscellaneous goods for China. Little
actual business has been done, though there
have been sales Of standard goods where con-
| cessions have been made on both sides. There
| have been fair transactions in heavy goods for
| home trade. The South American mail brought
| orders for better qualities of bleached and
| printing cloths. This is regarded as good
| sign that the higher class goods will be in
qulred for after period at lower prices mainly
! The demand for yarns is slow. Values Of
American and home yarns are IN buyers favor
| Only retail trade is practicable"
| ATLANTA, July 6.-CotUon closed quiet;
| middlIng 634c; receipts none.
| NEW YORK, July 8. noon.-Butures opened
| easy, with sales as follows: July delivery
Z 06o, August delivery 12c, September delivery
| 7 l5c, October delivery 26c, November de-
| livery Z 36c, December delivery 45c.
| NEW YoRK. July 6, 500 p. m.-Cottop closed
| quiet; middling uplands 5-l6c, middlinR Or
| leans 11-16c; net receipts none, gross receipts
| 400; sales loo bales.
Futures-MarKet closed steady, with sales
of 16s,sOO bales, as follows: July delivsty
| 7 03d7 04c, August delivery Z 07QS7 0sc Sep
| TENDER delivery 7 1907 l3c, October delivery
z 1907 28c, November delivery Z 1907 $50. De
oember delivery 4297 4Sc, January delivery
T5l97 SIC. February delivery 6lG7 &c. March
| delivery 1907 re, April delivery 1907 SOC.
New. York, July 6.-Hubbard, Price 4 Co.
| say of the cotton market: Liverpool oon-
| tinues to be very weak under liquidation of a
| large long interest accumulated there q month
| ago, and in consequences Of threatened reduc-
| ton in wages. Our market opened steady at 3
| points lower and has since declined points ad-
| ditional. The pressure to sell apparently comes
| from Europe. During the afternoon the market
| recovered q portion of the decline, and 10 ap-
pears as though weak long cotton had been
| sold The passage Of the silver bill has had
| the effect of causing decline in silver to
| 80 1916 and thereby disarranging the Manches-
| ter trade with the East"
GALVESTON, July 6.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling &c; net receipts 300 bales gross 200;
| sales none; stock 20, 5SS bales.
NonFo1K, July o.-Cotton closed dull
middling 5-loc; net receipts % bales, gross
9S; sales IS bales; stock 6,s6s bales; exports,
| coastwtse 9o9.
B4LT1MoRx, July s-Cotton closed nominal
middling 1870; net receipts 200 bales, gross 200;
sales none; stock $40 bales.
| Boston, July 6-Ootbon closed dull; mid
ding 6i6c; net receipts sol bales, gross /. S2l
WI1MNaToN, July 6.-Cotton closed easy;
middling $40; net receipts none, gross none;
| sales none; stock 070S bales.
PHILADELPHIA, July Cotton closed quiet;
2Ss; stock s,Ss4 bales.
New ORLEASs, July 6.-Cotton closed
dull; middlinS &c; net receipts GIG bales, gross
664; sales $50 balesi stock lOS SS1 bales; exports
| coastwise 6Ts.
Futures-The market closed steady,
With sales of 4o,1OO bales, as follows: July
| delivery 576c, August delivery 76c, September
| delivery SOC, October delivery SIC, Nevem-
Der denveEy Sse' oO December delivery &C.
MOBILE. July Cotton closed easy;
saH1S S To- meg ssosR:s , 6ass cross
| 1856 bales
MEMPHrs, July Cotton closed quiet but
steady; middhng &c; receipts 50 bales; sales 500;
l
AUGUSTA, July 6.-Cotton closed dull and
nominal; middling 10; receipts IA bales; ship
ments so bales; sales 70 bales stock ,o2S bales.
| CHARLESTON. July Cotton closed quiet;
| middling T14c; net receipts 20 bales, gross
| 90; sales none; stock Is, 99o bales.
New YoRK, July o.-Consolidated net re-
exports. to Great Britain 2, sos bales to the con.
tihent LOO, to France 3oo stock at all the ports
az, 4Ss bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YoRK, July 6. noon-Flour dull and easy.
Wheat dull; $sc lower. Corn dull nc lower.
| Pork quiet and firm at 81 60O12 SO. Lard
| steady.
NEW YORK, July 8, 500 D. m.-Wheat was
lower but moderately active. closing weak
| No. red. 66Ac In store and elevator; 90140
9lc afoat; options closed 9s911se under yes
terday; No. red. July delivery S514c; Septem-
Der delivery s5lfc. Corn was dull and weaker
| No. 2, cash, 5SG5Sllc in elevator; 69Ob914o
atioat; options declined 114O15sc and closed
$500. Oats moderately active but lower and
| weak; options dull and lower; July delivery
| 3714c; September delivery S6c; spot Ne 3,
s8@35I6c; mixed western s7@89hc Coffee
4 Options closed quiet and unchanged to points
December delivery Il s6@l1 90; spot Rio steady
and more active; No; !, lSc sHgar-Renned
and steady. Cotton seed oil quiet and steady;
| crude 29c Provisions-Pork was fairly active
firm. Tierced beef dull. Out meats firm
| Middles weaker; short clear &S co. Lard was
| lower with moderate demand; western steam
| 81 20 bid: city steam SO 60; July de-
| livery 81 40 bid; September delivery 81 a.
bid; October delivery 81 45 bid. Freights to
Liverpool were Srs irregular and quiet; cotton
| CHICAGO, July Cash quotations were
as follows: Flour was steady and unchanged,
| Wheat-Eo. spring, 1870; No. 2red, 1910
| Corn-No. 2, 501fo. Oats-No. g 82l1c
Mess pork per barrel, 81 SOIL sig
Lard, per 100 fos, 81 121517 Is. Short ribs
| 81 $40. Dry sailed shoulders. Ss 62If616 rs.
Short clear sides 81 1907 30. Whisky at 81 Is.
| CHICAGO July 6.-Ths break in prices in both
| grain and provisions marked to-day's trading
on Change. The fine weather everywhere, and
| the favorable government crop report, started
| the weakness. The rioting at Pittsburg and I'M
certainty Of the Hatch bill, which il was thought
might be acted upon tomorrow, made the
slump complete. The closing prices were about
| the lowest OF the day. Compared with last
night. wheat is 115c down, corn 1Ge1kc, oats
| 1850, pork 25c, lard 1870 and ribs 15c Corn
made temporary rally of 5sc when the esti.
mates for tomorrow came in, 1874 car. The
raiding by the local operators brought out
| quite block of stop of orders In provisions
| otherwise most of the activity was In corn.
Leading futures closed as follows:
Opening. Highest. Closing
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