The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-19

gust and September delivery o4-64d, also
55-64d, also 5s-64d; September and October
November delivery 6O-64d, also 90 64d; No
vember and December delivery 63-64d. also
| 62'64d. Futures quiet.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted to 100 bales new docketS
4p. MIXTURES: American middling, low
midding clause July delivery 51-64d, sellers;
| July and August delivery 5l-o4d. sellers;
August and september delivery 3 51-64G3 52o4d;
September delivery 8 54-64d, buyers; Septem-
Der and October delivery 54-64d, buyers;
| October and November delivery 57-64d,
| buyers; November and December delivery
6o64d, sellers; December and January de-
livery 62-64@S 6S-64d; January and February
| delivery 1-64d, buyers Futures closed easy.
NEW YoRK, July Is, noon--Fuuures opened
steady, with sales as follows: July delivery
CSC. august delivery Ole, September delivery
z 2sc, December delivery Z 3sc.
New YoRK. July IS, 500 p. m.-Cotton closed
qnet; middling uplands 714c, middling Or
leans fSSc; net receipts none, gross receipts
| Futures-MarKet closed steady, with sales OF
l19,9Oo bales, as follows: July delivery $50
1oc. August delivery 12c. September
delivery Z 1907 20c,. October delivery 800
| z 30c, November delivery 1907 $50. De-
ccsmber delivery 1907 SOC, january de
| Z &c March delivery 1907 nc, April delivery
NEw YoRk, July 1s.-Hubbard, Price & Co.
say of the cotton market: ''The stability of
| Saturday in the Liverpool market gave place
to-day to a weaker feeling iP prices Tor futures
at the close, which was dhsy, and are S-64d
| lower than Saturday. Il is significant, how
| ever, that che value of spot cotton has not
| yielded in sympathy. Middling is quoted at
| l5-lod, while futures are nearly 1-64d or over
| Is OF penny less. In our own market the
steadiness of value, in view of weakness abroad,
has been the subject OF no little comment. The
rumors to which we have previously referred
with regard to the concentration under one
| control of a large portion of the spot cotton
| here have found wider currency, and have
| obviously had the effect of inducing many who
/ are short OF cotton to protect their engage
| ment. The result is that up to O'Clock the
net decline in this market as compared with
| Saturday was only about or points, and
| business has been confined mainly TO the liqu-
| dalton of short contracts Heavy rain through
| out the colt IN belt is this morning reported.
Shortly after O'Clock dispatches from Wash
| tngton advised that congress would probably
| agree to adjourn Monday next, July 25, at
| o'clock. This encouraged the hope that no
! action on the anti-option bill will be taken at
| this session, ana led to the execution of many
| buying orders, based upon the improbaoilty of
| its passage
GALVESTON, July 1s.-Cotton closed steady;
| middling &c; net receipts % bales, gross SO;
| sales II b.les; stock Is ia bales.
| NORFOLK, July ls.-Cotton closed quiet;
| middling 71sc; net receipts II bales gross II;
| sales none; stock 4,61S bales; exports, coastwise
| III bales.
BALTIMORE, July 1s.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling 1850; net receipts none, gross 62l;
| sales none stock 7,035 bales.
| BOSTON, July 1S.-Cotton closed dull; mid
ding nc; net receipts 83S bales, gross
| $685. sales none; stock none.
| WILMINGTON, July 1S.-Cottop closed quiet;
middling 634c; net receipts bales, gross 3;
| sales none; stock 5,9l7 bales.
| Pail ADELPHIA, July 1S.-Cotton closed dull;
| middling 79sc; net receipts so bales, gross so;
| stock 1856 bales
New ORLEANS July ls.-Cotto1 closed
dull; middiing &c; net receipts 90 567 bales.
exports, to Great Britain B. 44O bales to the CON
| tiaent 900, coastwise 76.
Futures-The market closed firm, with
sales of 1890 bales, follows: July
| delivery 6 SEC, August delivery SIC, September
delivery 8sc October delivery. g 9jc. Novem-
Der delivery 02c5 December delivery 0Jc,
January delivery loo, February delivery 24c
| March delivery 32c.
| MOBILE. July ls.-Cotton closed dull;
mtddling &c; net receipts Al bales, gross al;
sales 100; stock S,045 bales; exports. coastwise
| ~ bales.
MEMPHrs, July ls.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling &c; receipts IA bales; sales none;
AUGUSTA, July ls.-Cotton closed quiet but
steady; mlddhng &c; receipts II bales; ship
ments 81 bales; sales IS bales; stock S.O95
CHARLESTON. July 1s-Cotton closed quiet;
middhnS 10; net receipts - bales, gross p;
sales none: stock 1851 bales
NEW YORK. July IS.-Consolidated net
ceipts at all the ports to day were 1856 bales;
exports. to Great Britain 3.69t bales, to the
tiuent l,2O2 bales, to France u.s. stock at all the
| ports 48l, 9l3 bales.
| GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK, July IS. noon Flour quiet aud
| steady Wheat dull and 1sc up. Corn quiet
| and 34c up. Pork dull and Easy st 81 75al2 IS
Lard quiet but firm at 81 80. Freights steady
| and in moderate de uand.
NEW YORK, July 49, 500 D. m.-Wheat higher,
| irregular and moderately active; No. red $500
in store and elevator. Sd2s0s79sc ahoat; options
| closed Tirm but quiet and 9sGl1sc over SaJur
| day; No. red, July delivery S5>sc, August de
| livery S51sc; September delivery S52sc, Corn
| higher but quiet; No. 2 55LSl D56c in elevator,
/ l,Ca nj lad firm nd
| 214c up on better cables and bulling of local
| OPERATORS; July delivery 5516c, August delivery
| 5I1sc, September delivery 5414c Oats steady
| ana moderately active; options frmer but quiet;
| July delivery 3G14c; September delivery Csc;
| spot, No. S69S614c; mixed western 33l1137Ifc.
| Golf e-Options closed firm and l5M2O points
up; July deliver l2 Ol012 10. August delivery
| II O5, september delivery 1200912 05; spot
Rio ttNtn and more active; MOI 1876. Sugar -
| Refined quiet bat steady; standard SLIGO
47-i6c; cut loaf and crushed 61sc; powdered
| AZ g41sc; graduated 43604 9-16c. Molasses-
| New Orleans steady but qulet common to fancy
| 25035c. Petroleum steady but quiet; refined
| New York IS 90. Cotton seed oil quiet but
steady; crude 2ac; yellow 32@3216c. Peanuts
steady; fancy hapdpicked, 414c; far mers. 2149
| Sac. Provisions-Pork higher but quiet; extra
| prime Sl2 30 Beef dull; family SO 00610 90;
| extra mess IS 50d7 so. Beef hams quiet at
lie. Terced beef inactive; city extra India
mess Sl2 obs SO. Cut meats quiet; picked
| bellies 90JAc; shoulders 7I4c; hams 126e l21Sc
seam y s4 liz city Sc Isl July and
| 81 81. Freights firm and in fair demand; cot
| ton 3-a2d; grain 234d.
| CHICAGO. July 1S.-tt was a bull day on
| change to-day, anti-options bill rumors helping
| prices all along the line Shorts were good
| buyers sending prices up &c for wheat and corn
| aud 2jc,for pork. September wheat opened at
| 1890, sold up, with slight changes, to 771bc
! and at was about 77$6c; July ranged at
| 7s4781Sc aud December at 797s@SO3sc July
| closed at 1870 and september at TIE. Corn
| opel Ell weak and lower q report of a rain in
| the southwest, and there was fre9 selling
| which soon put September do VA to Al Nc. But
| after the first weakness the market turned
! strong aud sellers soon exhausted.
Then came bunch Of bad crop re-
| ports which, in connection with strength
| in wheat and provisions caused steady rally
| to 1870 and at noon was about 1870. July sold
| at 4S14c to 503sc TO the close. and September
| 4134014 9c to the close. Oats fairly active
| and nigner, largely in sympathy with corn.
| September so from $3.50 to 3O16c; July sold
| from S01sc to Bic. Hog products sold early at
| about Saturdays close, but packers and shorts
| soon began buying and there was sharp ad-
| vance, Sep ember pork going up from 81 S5 to
| to Sl2 0716 an closed at Sl2 001l2 1216 Lard
| sold from 81 2216 to 81 30 and ribs from 81 5215
| to 81 10, these prices being for September de-
| livery.
! CHICAGO, July 1S-Cash quotations were as
| follows: Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
| No. spring 7914c; No rcd 7914c. Corn