The morning news., 1890-07-29


preferred IA Tenn. Coal & Iron ~
Peia- an1 Lack liI1s Union Pacific CPS
Erle 25Sa n. ]. Central 124
East renness9e.. - Missouri Pacific e. 72lS
LAKE Saore. - Western Union. S3la
vlHeG Nash. S59s Cotton Oil cerdd. 2SA
Memphis & Char. 60 Bruaswick %
MooIeE Ohio.... 2i4 Mobile & Ohio 4s 65lk
Mash. & Chatt'a, 1914 Silver certificates lO9jt
LoNcoS. July 2s-A feeling of depression pre-
walls on the stock exchange. The Argentine
Republic and Uuru quay issues are practically
uusaleable, and have declined from to 9 per
cent.
LIVERPOOL July2S noon--Cotton steady and
less active; American mid1lng esd; sales 5000
oaes, OF which 500 were for speculation aud
export; receipts 1900 bales-American $500
bales
Futures American m dii1g. low middine
clause, July delivery 39-64d: July and Au-
gust delivery 1854; August aud September
dehVery J3-64d, September delivery -. Sep
tember and October delivery -; October aud
November delivery -; November ana December
delivery 5 52-64d; December and January deliv-
cry. Futures quiet but steady.
The tenders Of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted 10 1900 ba.es new dockets and -
bales old
900 p. m.-sales of the day included 800
American good middling 6ls-16d; middling
ll.l6d; low middling 6l9d; good ordinary esd;
ordinary 614d.
Futures-American middling, low middling
clause, July delivery 1864 6 40-64d July and
August delivery 39-64d buyers; August delv-
cry s9-bid, buyers; August and September
delivery 80 64d; September delivery 33-6ld;
September and October delivery 5 63-64d,
buyers; October and November delivery 54-6id
buyers; November and december delivery
52-64Q5 53-64d; January delivery 52-64d,
Futures steady.
400 p. Futures: American mi idling, low
middling ca Use, July delivery g 39-64d; July
and August delivery 6 1884 6,6 40-54d; August
delivery, 39-64d, buyers; August and Septem-
deliYaFV al
cry 33-64d, vaue September and October
delivery 563-64d buyers; October and Novem
Der delivery 554-64d, buyer; November and
December delivery J2-6405 53-64d; December
and January delivery 52-64d, sellers. Futures
closed steady.
New YORK, July 2S, noon.-Cotton opened
dull; steady and quiet; middling uplands 1214c;
mldding orleans IL 9-16c; sales to-day so bales
Futures-The market opened steady with sales
as follows: July delivery ~ SOC. August deliv
cry 90c. September delivery IL O0c. Octo-
Der delivery 10 &c, November delivery 10 sic,
December 10 SOC.
500 p. m.-Cotton dull; middling upiands
1850; Orleans u 916c; receipts 030 bales; gross
2, 500; sales to-day 55 bales; stock bales; sales
last week not before reported ,e93 bales for
cOnsumotion and ,2s7 bales for export.
Furures-Market closed firm with sales of
AZ, 400 bales as follows: July delivery q $50
II 40c August delivery i2 036Gl2 04c; Septem
Der delivery IL 0S@ll 09c October delivery
10 69Nl0 70c, November and December deliv-
cry IL 54OlO 55c, January delivery 10 5901O 60c,
The Suns cotton review says: Futures
opened at points advance on July, August
and September. and unchanged on other
months, closing firm at an advance of II points
on July, points on August, points on Septem-
Der and to points on other months from Sat
urday's closing prices. The market was as
sluggish and somewhat doubtful until shortly
before the last call; then it took sudden rally
and made an advance for the day in a compare
lively brief period. The fall of needed rains
over a considerable portion of the cotton region
developed at one time some weakness in the
next crop, but 1t was only momentarY, and
when the rally came September and January
were the favorite months. With buyers there
was some talk about "a squeeze" present and
impending on early months, but this was sim
ply threshing old straws over again. great
point of the rise was the growing confluence of
the bulls many of whom asserted that all early
months are good for L cents or over, however
large the next crop may prove to be. The rise
IN spot cotton was also bull factor. The rise
in silver to sod in London was another We are
getting considerable cotton at this point, 1926
bales to-day, OF which 100 bales are from New
England. Crop accounts were generally good
except the absence of rain reports from Texas
Cotton on SPOT advanced, but was irregular
GALVESTON, July 23.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 1lHc; net receipts 118 bales, gross 49,;
sales bales; stock 197 bales; exports coast
wise - bales.
NoaEoLK, July 2S.-Cotton steady; middng
1136c; net receipts al bales, gross 14l: stock
1856 bales; sales bales exports coastwise
1905 bales.
BALTIMORE, July 2S-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 1214c; net receipts none, gross -; sales
none; stock 9Q6 bales.
BosroN. July 2S.-Cotton quiet; middling 1850;
net rec ipts - bales, gross -; sales - bales;
stock - bales.
WILMINGTON, July 2S.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 1119c; net receipts - bales, gross -;
sales bales: stock 1886 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2S.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 1850; net receipts - bales, gross -; stock
$3.50 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July 2S.-Cotton firm; mid
ding II 11l6c; net receipts 455 bales, gross 454
bales sales 675 bales; stock 6,610bales; exports
coastwise n balls
FutureS-The market closed steady with sales
of ll,2JG bales as follows: July delivery II Csc;
August delivery II 90c; Sc tember delivery
10 6Oc; October delivery 10 2lc; November de
livery 10 l2c, December delivery 10 1.c, jam
arr delivery 10 lSc, February delivery 10 24c,
March delivery 10 Sic.
MOBILE, July 26.-Cotton nominal; middliDg
II 5l6c; net receipts 65 bale; z -oss 65; sales -
bales; stock So5 bales exports coastwise 65
bales.
MsaPHIs, July 2S.-Cotton nominal; middling
1119c; receipts 81 bales; shipments bales;
sales - bales; stock 907 bales.
AUGUSTA, July 2S.-Cotuon nominal; middling
1880; receipts 3 bales; shipments -; sales -
bales; stock 4l6 bales.
CHARLESTON, July 2S.-Cotton firm; middling
1880; net receip.s IA bales, gross IA: sales =
bales; stock 100 bales; exports coastwise -
bales.
ATLANTA. July 2s.-Cotton firm; middling
NEw Yoak, July 2s-Consoliia lated net re-
celpLs at al cotton ports to-day we're S96
baes; exports % Great Britain 800 bales;
to the continent $50 bales; stock at all the ports
93,050 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
LIVERPOOL, July %, noon.-wheat firm:
demand poor; holders offer sparingy; Califor-
MIA No. l, IS sd; red western winter Is 21kd
Corn strong; demand fair; mixed 1@3s.
New YoRK, July 28 poon.-Flour quiet but
firm Wheat active and strong. Corn active and
higher. Pork quiet but firm at S13114 Lard
quiet but stronger at S6 25 Freights opened
steady.
New YORK, July 2S, 500 D. m.-Flour, southern
firmer and in fair demand; common to fair
extra 81 1908 IS, good to choice 50 45015 IS.
Wheat dull, 101114c up closing barely steady;
No. red 9S1ac@$lc in elevator; options ad
vanced 136G1116c, chiefly December, on general
bull excitement through adverse crop news
from abroad and the west; foreign houses be-
came sellers, and reaction set in; the close is
barely steady at ss07Bc over Saturdays
trading, active-No. red, July delivery 993Sc,
August delivery 99c. September delivery 9S1hc,
October delivery 9SS4cc. Corn firm, scarce and
quiet; No. 2, 52@D521Ac in elevator; options
remarkably excited on crop news and a
squeeze of shorts advanced 37sQ14c, closed 40
sc under best figures; July delivery 5216c, Au-
gust delivery 521sc, September delivery 52ssc,
October delivery 53ISc. Oats quiet, 166l1c up
aud steady: options quiet but firmer-July
delivery 39c, September delivery 3S19c, October
delivery 3Sa4c; No. spot 4014c; mixed
western 39042c. Hops closed steady but quiet;
state 16022c. Coffee-options closed steady and
hipher-,IulV delivery II 4On11 45c August de-