The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-06

Memphis & Char. $50 Mosils & Ohio U.s. ssh
Mobile & Ohio. =. So Silver Certificates s7A
Nashville & Chat. 90 Am. Sugar Rein. 95Ss
! Texas Pacific, LIST. ~ do pref'd.. 30
| N. z. Central. .1i0A
The passage by the national Senate OF the
| free coinage act last Friday was not we'll re-
ceived in financial circles, and as a consequences
| there Was more disposition to part with securi-
| ties than has been seen in long, anu while the
| selling movement was not of specially long
duration, the losses suffered were not recovered
and prices are lower all along tho line. There
was no other news OF Importance to-day.
COTTON.
| LIVERPOOL. July 8, noon.-Cotton opened
| steady, with but little doing; American mid
ding Id sales 8 900 American 400;
speculation and export 500 bales; receipts 5000
| bales-American 100.
Futures-American middling, low middling
clause. July and August delivery delivery
55-64d; August and September delivery
| 8b7-64d, also 5S64d, also 59-64d; Sep
tember and October delivery s6o-64d also
6l-64d. also 62-64d; October and November
| delivery 8 63-64d; November and December
delivery 1-64d; December and January de-
| livery 3-64a, also 6-64d; January and Feb
ruary delivery 5-64d, also 1-64d. Futures
| steady.
4p. MIXTURES: American middling low
middling clause, July delivery 56-649S $3.50;
July and August delivery 56-o49S o7-64d;
August and September delivery 69-64d sellers;
| September delivery 6l-6403 6264d; Septem Der
and October delivery 61-b4GD3 62o4d; October
! ana november u6uNeEy 81, ScloThg NONCh-
Der and December delivery 2-64d, buyers; De-
| cember and January delivery $3.50. sellers;
| January and February delivery 1884, sellers
| Futures closed steady.
| barely steady, with sales as follows: July 1e-
| livery 12c, August delivery 1870, Septemo Der
delivery Csc, October delivery 35c Novem-
| Der delivery 40c December delivery BIC.
| NEW YoRK, July 8, 500 p. m.-Cotton closed
| steady; middlng uplands $3.50, middlinR Or
leans 7 1l-16c; net receipts Co.. gross receipts
Futures-Marzet closed quiet. with sales
| Of $500 bales, as follows: July delivery
1907 14c August delivery 1907 l7c, Sep
TENDER delivery 2lG17 nc, October delivery
3l07 SEE, November delivery 4l0t7 40. De-
cember delivery 616e7 SEC, January delivery
z 6U07 Gle. February delivery 696S7 Tic, March
delivery z 1907 soc, April delivery S7G7 Sec
NEW York, July 5.-Hubbard. Price & Go.
| say OF the cotton market: During the holi-
days the Liverpool market has shown great
weakness under the pressure OF liquidation OF
| large line of cotton. This cotton was bought
during the excitement caused by the overflow
| of the Mississippi river. Crop accounts are
| generally of a favorable character. Too much
rain is the complaint from some sections. but
| as a whole accounts are veTy good. The Calves
ton Netes makes its second report upon the crop
of that state. 1t finds the acreage to be short
of last year, an average Of POS per cent. and
the acreage of the Indian territory 10 per cent;
| it states that the condition of the plant Is ex-
cellent. and the weather could not be improved.
| Our market opened surprisingly firm under de-
| $3.50
| filling OF number OF resting orders at 2Gb2
| points decline became easy a. soon as this de-
mand was satisfied, selling at the lowest prices
| touched since the anti option agitation began;
| while at noon is quiet at a slight recovery from
| the lowest points. which was from 766 points
| below Fridays closing. All visible features
appear adverse to cotton upieSs bad reports are
| recsved from the crop During the afternoon
| the slight improvement noted at noon was lost
through heavy offerings OF foreign houses OF
| cotton. This selling appears to be liquidation
| OF au interest alarmed at the prospects of the
! anti-option legislation. Toe close of this market
showed lack of support from interests that
have hitherto supported prices and the under
ATLANTA, July 5.-Cotton closed quiet !;
middhng 7c; receipts none.
GALVESTON, July b.-Cotton closed quiet;
| midding &c; net receipts 80 bales, gross SO;
sales 573; stock 20,S6S bales
NoRFoLK, July 5 Cotton closed quiet;
middling 7Ac; net receipts rs bales, gross
1913; sales 81 bales; stock o,2f4 bales; exports,
| coastwise 31S.
| BALTIMORE, July 5-Cotton closed nominel
middling 71sc; net receipts 300 bales. gross 900;
| sales none; stock $3.50 bales.
| BOSTON, July 5.-Ootton closed dull; mid
ding 1850; net receipts 391 bales, gross 846;
sales none; stock none; exports, to Great Bri-
| tain 1913.
WILMINGTON. July 5.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 65sc; net receipts 80 bales, gross So;
sales none; stock lo,70S bales.
PHILADELPHIA, July 5-Cotton closed quiet;
25l; stock S55i bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July 5.-Cotton closed
dull; middling &c; net receipts 100 bales, gross
392; sales 1909 bales; st )ck 102,3i5 bales
Futures-The market closed barely steady.
with sales Of $4,000 bales, as follows July
| d livery &c, August delivery $50, September
delivery SIC, October delivery. t6c, Noven-
Der delivery 03c, December delivery lie,
January delivery 1Sc, February delivery 2tc,
Marcn delivery SIC.
MOBILE July 5-Cotton closed dull
middling &c; net receipts 16 bales gross II:
sales 100; stock 10, l70 bales; exports coastw.se
16 bales
MEMPHIS, July 5.-Cotton closed quiet but
steady; middling Lice; receipts "a bales sales
none; shipments none; stock 1902 bales.
AUGUSTA, July 6.-Cotton closed dull and
81 bales; shipments 351 bales; sales 129 bales:
stock 1914 bales.
CHARLESTON. July 5.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 71sc; net receipts 30 bales, gross
80; sales none; stock 1896 bales; exports,
coastwise % bales.
NEw YoRk, July 5.-Consolidated net re-
exports. to Great Britain 1888 bales to the CON
tihent none; stock $50 e3z bales.
| GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
| New YoRg, July s. noon-Flour steady and
dali Wheat steady and dull. Corn quiet,
A05sc up. Pork dull and firm at 81 OO1
II %. Lard quiet and higher at 81 As. Freights
NEW YORK, July s, 500 p. m.-wheat was
dull and frmer; No. red, SOC in store and
elevator; 91091Ac sioat: options closed steady
livery se S delivery s5 rec
delivery 671Ac. Corn was quiet and frmer:
No 2, cash, 591h0ooc In elevator; o016GD61c
afioat; options closed firm and AG14c up;
July delivery 575sc; September delivery 661zc;
October delivery 653zc. Oats quiet and stronger;
options moderately active and frmer; July
delivery $3.50; September delivery 3694c; SPOT,
| No 2 3S34040c; mixed western 37GD3916c
Cofree-Options closed steady 10 to IS points up;
July delivery II COOL 90; September deliv-
cry il sO@l2oo; october, delivery II 500
II 90; spot Rio quiet and firm; No. z, 13c.
Sugar-Rehned steady and quiet; standard A.
4ss041Sc; cut loaf. 59515c; crushed,
5851sc; grsnuIated, 4ss049sc Molasses =
| New Orleans duh and steady; common
to fancy 250Soc. Petroleum was quiet
aud steady; refined New York % co.;
Philadelphia IS 95; Baltimore IS 95 Cot
ton seed oil quiet and steady; crude 29c; yellow
at 3lIkQs2o. PFovislons-Pork was quiet
and higher; extra prime $l2 000l2 80. Pea
nuts were duiet fancy hand picked 4Ac;
farmers, 2h1jAc Beef firm; family
| 50 O00l0 90; extra mess, SO Soar so. Beef
| hams dull but steady, quoted at 917 CO. Tierced
beef quiet: city extra, India mess. $12 50G1l3 so
Cut meats were wanted and higher; picked
| bellies &c: picked shoulders at 6Ifd6}1c; hams
Mt l1s1G12c. Middies were higher; short ole ar
| IS 371< Lard was quiet and higher; western
| steam g. 521h: city steam IS rs; July de-
livery s. AZ; October delivery 81 c.. Froighta
| TO Liverpool were steady and quiet; cotton
S-5ed; grain gid
CHICAGO, July 5.-Wheat was dull to-day,
| with fluctuations confined 10 q narrow range
| and the closing price unchanged for September
| in comparison with Saturdays last figures hut