The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-16

uui ~ the silver question. are going 90 have
great Influence on the cotton market this fan
Probably f0ur-hfths OF the spot cotton held
here rs being carried upon loans, which
mature early ln August. it is by
. can be renewed at 9 per cent. Though the f.
nancial outlook at the moment seems 10 be
improving. many anticipate difflcult.es In the
renewal OF the loans. This would result IN
I large amount Of cotton being forced upon the
I market al the time when the new crop is e.
[ ginning 10 come in All our advices from the
south Indicate, while the crop may be a little
/ late, the new bales will be rushed 10 market
with unusual expedition. These are cOnsid-
erations from which the bears are deriving a
good zeal Of comfort al this time.
Atlanta. July 15.-Cotton quiet; middling
7lac: receipts none.
/ Galveston, July l5.--Cotton closed dull;
middling 138c; net receipts 53 bales, gross
/ none; sales 223 bales; stock, 224ll bales; eX-
ports, none.
Norfolk, July 15.-Cotton closed steady;
mlddllng ll-l6c; net receipts n bales, gross
none; sales none; stock II rs bales; exports
| TO Great Britain none; to the continent p
( bales.
Baltimore, July 15.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling 1-l6c; net receipts none; gross
none; sales none; stock 1851 bales; exports,
none.
Boston, July l5.-CottOn closed quiet, mid
ding Lice; net receipts 10 bales gross $50
bales; exports none; sales none; stock $50
bales.
Wilmington, July l5.-Cotton closed dull:
middling 716c; net receipts bales; gross
none; sales none; stock ABS bales; exports
none.
Philadelphia, July 15-Cotton closed steady;
middling 555c; net receipts 238 bales; gross
! $40 bales; sales none; stock lOl6O bales eX-
| ports none.
New Orleans, July l5.-Cotton closed firm;
middling &c. net receipts 30l bales; gross ]. OILS
| bales; sales 800 bales; stock 81, $50 bales ex-
| ports, to the continent LOGO bales; coastwise
| 4,233 bales,
Mobile, July 15.-Cotton closed quiet mid
| ding 7-l6c; net receipts bales; gross none;
sales none; stock oO64 bales; exports to the
| continent 80 bales.
Memphis July l5.-Cotton closed firm; mid
| ding 9-l6c; net receipts II bales; gross none;
| sales 100 bales; stock, 1880 bales,
| Augusta, July 4.-Cotton closed quiet
| mlddling 7Ac; net receipts Is bales, gross
| none; sales SO bales; stock l07l2 bales
| Charleston, July 14.-Cotton closed qUiet
| mlddllng 7Ac; net receipts s8 bales, gross
! nome sales none; stock l3o34 bales; exports
| to the continent none; coastwise 40S bales.
| Cincinnati, July 4.-Cotton closed steady;
| middlng sac; net receipts Pts bales, gross
/ none sales 800 bales; stock 9457 bales.
| Louisville July 14.-COtton closed quiet
1 middling &c; net receipts none, gross none;
/ sales nOne stock none.
| St Louis, July 14.-Cotton closed steady;
| mtddlnS 9-l6c; net receipts IL bales; gross
% bales; sales 1854 bales; stock 81, S54 bales.
| Houston, July 14-Cotton closed dull mid
| ding a sc; net receipts 16 bales; gross none;
| sales none; stock 4, 1879 bales.
Grain and Provisions.
New York July ID, 5 D. m.-Flour very
| low grades 81 9502 As; winter fair to fancy
| 81 1908 45; winter patents S3 1904 90; Mime
| sofa clear s. 5093 co. Patents "a 0Cd4 AS
| southern -four dull and steady common to fair
extra 81 1903 49, good to choice extra SO 15Gl4 %
| Wheat dun and easier; No. red in storecand
| elevator 72hc: afoat 73&C: options were
very dull and without special feature; trading
| was only local scalping and switching, and the
| close was steady at 4@%c below yesterday;
! No red July 7254c August 73c, Septem-
| ber75hc. Corn dull out steady; No. 24Shc in
| elevator 1910 afoat; No. 2white 52C in store
options very dull at &c advance but without
| feature; July delivery 4S1Rc; August delivery
| AGO. September delivery 49&c. Oats dull
white lower; options unchanged; July delivery
! 3Tc August delivery 33Bc; September 3l9sc;
| spot No. SIC; No. white S0mc; mixed west
| ern 37u3Shc white do. 393A1ac Wool in
| better demand; domestic fleece 27G932C; pulled
26Q37c. Beef steady and firm; family $1,000
| y 90: extra mess 81 50dS 90. Beef hams quiet
| at sl7 30. Tlerced beef duh ana steady; CITY
| extra India mess S15 00817 co. Cut meats
| quiet and unsettled picked bellies 12c bid;
| picked shoulders 7tac; picked hams 13Ql12isc.
| Mlddles dull; short clear ~ -. Lard quiet
| ana tirmer; western steam closed at $40 l0
| options sales none; city steam So 1893 90; July
| delivery closed at SO 10; September delivery
| $40 50: refined dull but steady continent
| Sl05O; South America $40 TO- compound 50 IS.
| Pork quiet and steady; old mess &l909G1l9 so:
/ new mess Sls 501619 90; extra prime dull and
1 quiet. Molasses-Foreign nominal; New Or
| leans open kettle, good TO choice steady and
/ quiet at 30113Sc PeanutSquiet; fancy hand
| picked53t06c. Coffee-ODtionS opened steadv
! and closed steady. 5Gp5c up; July delivery
| SIS 0501l6 10; September delivery S16 050
| 10 49, December delivery 10 7O1Gl5 rs; January
delivery 5l5 90; March delivery Sl5 90; spot
| Rio easier ana quiet; No. l7l5c. Sugar
| Raw quiet and steady; fair refining 35fc cen
| trifugals go test 42sc; refined and hrm; of A
| 4 15-l675asc: No. A 4 13-1G15c: standard A
| 5 7l6Gl5}sc; cut loaf 13-1606c: crusted 1875
| IQ6c granulated 7-l605Ac. Freights to Liv-
| erpool dull andweak; cotton i d. grain steam
| Sd.
Chicago, July 15-Wheat was weak to-day
| In spite Of heavy exports the bad crop out
| look and steady to Fl rm cables, a weakening
| factor was the list of bank suspensions aud
| business failures. This was more than sui
| tcicnt to offset the more favorable news in
| the way Of exports and poor crop prospects,
| and after moderate display Of trmness
| there was a gradual Decline OF nearly &c,
| with subsequent SLOW and Uncer-
| tain rally. Fluctuations were confined
| within &C rance and the closing
| was about 2lc lower for July; nc lower for
! September and 1sc lower for December than
| the closing figures OF Yesterday. In corn
trade was light and fluctuations limited to &c
| range. The close showed little change from
yesterday. Offerings Of oats were light,
Prices advanced half cent for
July from yesterdays close Sep
| TENDER adva need &c and closed steady.
| Receipts we're less than expected. The
| feature Of the provision market is the fact
! that the new speculative products are being
! traded IN, which Is quite unusual at this sea
| son of the year. Lard received the lions
| share of attention. 1t was sold by the pack
| ers and after being bid up 70 cents by Cuda-
| At the close compared with last night, lard
| showed decline of five cents for september
| and ~ iAc for October. Ribs are y a. 27 &c.
| Off Pork closed at an advance OF l5c but
| with scarcely any business done in it,
| Chicago, July l5.-CaSn quotations were
! as follows: Flour easy, with no sales re-
| s125. Wheat-No. 2 spring Gj}40 6j%c. Corn
| No, ? 4O95c. Oats-No. 29l4c, Mess pork
Short rib sides loose s. 500 53ia Dry sailed
shoulders, boxed, s. 25HS s.; short clear