The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-23


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IS lob Ricam'd Il w. Pr
Tennesseess SIS. s3I5 Terminal. :. 22IS
Va. Is co1so;H''tsi. 50 St. Paul i'A ... Ssss
Ches. & Ohio. preferrsi I1734
North"es an. lllS4 Texas Pacific. 2O3s
preferred IA mn Coal & Iron. ~
Dels- anu LacS-- lie1s Union Pacific. 65
Erie. ..........-- 261s n. J. 9 ntral 1854
East Tennessee. 9bs Missouri Pa:id .. 1913
Lake Shore. $500. 109A Western Union. - $3.50
L'ville & Nash . $3.50 Cotton oil cer.ii. 2Sl4
Memphis 4 "a 60 Bru lswick $3.50. 29Is
Mobile < Ohio. q Mobile & Ohio Is -
Mash. & Chatt'a.. 1913 Silver certificates l19at
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL July ~. noon.-Cotton firm;
demand fair; American middling 9-l6l; sales
900 bales. OF which 500 were for speculation
a ID export; receipts 1900 bales, of which 1900
bales were American.
Futures \ ue1cAn m d Hing, low nidiling
clause, July and August delivery 36-64d; Au-
gust and September delivery 6 37-6406 36-64d;
September delivery 37-64d; September and
october delivery 63.-64d; October and Novem-
Der delivery 59-64d: November and Deem
Der delivery 57-6ld; December ana January
delivery 55-64d. Futures firm
300 p. m--Sales Of the day included $500
bales of American.
American good mddling Sod. middlng
esd; sooi ordinary 6ssd; ordinary gid.
Futurss-Amsrcan midtltng, low niidling
clause, July delivery 39-6i46 40d; July and
August delivery 8 o9-6td6 4O-54d; August deliv-
cry s9-6G6 '4oi; August and September de-
CNfNOAAcSA
livery Sc 64@6 37-S4d; September delivery
9 3'-64d; September and October delivery
8 S4-64d; October and November delivery5 5s-64
% 5S-54d; November and december delivery
3 56-64@5 51-64d; December and January deliv
cry 5664d buyers. Futures firm for
months and quiet for distant months.
400 p. N FUTURES: American mi iiling, low
mdiln- ca Use, July delivery 39-6lG5 400;
July and Au gust delvery6 $4,000 d; August
delivery 396406 4O-j4d; August and Septem-
Der delivery 80 6ial6 81 Cad; September and
(lrfnhar nsef1 l,ar a
livery IS Gid, buyers; November and Decem.
Der delivery S664d. buyers; December and
January delivery 55-64d, sellers. Futures
closed steady.
New YORK, July y, noon.-Cotton opened
dull and unchan ged middling uplands Il s-l6c;
m 1d'ing orleans l2} sc; sales to-day 1877 bales.
500 p. m.-Cotton closed quiet aud steady;
middiing upands Y Use; middlins Orleans
l29sc; sales to-day 161 bales; receipts bales,
gross $40.
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales of
A., $40 bales, as follows: July delivery IL 30 20
y 35c, August delivery II 04@12 use, Septem-
Der delivery II 00Dl1 Ole, October delivery
OF 90 q ~ zoe, November delivery 10 550lO sic,
Decsm be delivery 10 35@1O SIC. January de,
livery 10 60di0 Gle, February delivery ~ $50
~ 66c, March delivery 10 5000 69c.
Option trading opened easter, with near
months unchanged. From this to noon there
had been a decline of 20g3 points New crop
months were especially weak because of reports
of rain in the south, which have extended to
some parts OF Texas. An easy feeling in some
degree came out of the reaction from the
sharp advance OF yesterday. Liverpool opened
1-6id up and later advanced II point. Sales to
noon 20, 200 bales, of which july sold at II 400
u 43c, August II l201@ l4c, September II 040
II loo, october 10 73@t10 &c, November 10 500
10 sic, December 10 % lo10 Sc, January 10 640
10 &C, February 10 70G1IO7lc. Spot was dun
anu unchanged; gulf l29sc Sales 1877 bales, all
to splnners. Liverpool closed steady at 1908
points up ON near and late was unchanged
Traders throughout the day had weather re-
ports alone as an influence. The close of the
market shows general decli as compared
with the latest of yesterday of 7GD9 points. The
rise in Liverpool did not correspond with the
advance here and was a disappointing feature
The suns cotton review SAYS: Futures
opened unchanged on near and 102 points de-
cline on late months, cl sing steady at a de-
cline of 9Dl0 points on near and 7Q09 points on
late months from yesterdays closing. 1t was
not easy TO find two brokers who agreed to
the decline day. 1t seems probable. how
ever, that Liverpool, though better, was disap-
poi ting to our bulls. The market.has gotten
long" to use room expression, and there were
more sellers than buyers. There was also pri-
vate report of ram in Texas several towns in
that state advised receipt of new cotton. Then
the demand for spot cotton fell off. August
dropped early to II 10c and stood there a cou-
pie of hours then, after the last call made a
quick drop to II Csc, and the close was duh and
unsettled Cotton on spot was quieter and
barely steady"
GALVESTON, July 22.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding II s., C; net receipt bales, gross 4 sales
- bales; stock 121 bales.
NORFOLK, July 22.-Cotton steady; middling
111Sc; net receipts - bales, gross -; stock 3 744
bales; sales - bales.
BALTIMORE, July 22.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding l21Rc; net receipts none, gross -; sales
none STOCK 924 bales.
BosToN, July 22.-Cotton quiet; middling
12&c; net rec ,ipts - bales, gross -; sales -
bales; stock - bales
WILMINGTON, July 22.-Cotton firm; mid
ding llAc; net receipts - bales gross 49,;
sales - bales: stock 40 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, July g2.-,'OttOn firm: mid
ding I2}sc; nee receipts 81 bales, gross "a; stock
500 bales
New ORLEANS, July 22-Cotton firm; mid
ding 11}Sc; net receipts 81 bales gross 63;
sales 50 bales; stock 1907 bales; exports to
Great Britain Is bales.
MOBILE, July 22.-- otton nominal; middling
II l-16c; net receipts bales; (. oss - sales
49, bales; stock $50 bales
MEMPHIS, July 22.-Cotton nominal; middling
111ac; receipts bales; shipments - bales;
sales 49, bales; stoc 1,135 bales.
AUGUSTA July % Cotton nominal; mid Hing
| 1850; receipts J bales; shipments SO; sales
3 bales; stock 146 bales.
CHARLES ron, July "a otton firm; mid ling
1880; net recap bales, gross -; sales =
bales; STOCK 115 bales; exports coastwise 43
| bales.
ATLANTA July 22.-Cotton firm; middling
| 111lc; no receipts.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
LIVERPOOL July o. noon.-Wneat steady; de-
mand poor holders offer modera ely; receipts
for past three days 212, 900 centals, includin G
| S1,UUO American. Corn quiet; demand poor;
| new mixed western IS 90: receipts for past
| three days 206, 100 centals,
| NEW YORK, July 70 noon.-Flour active and
steady. Wheat dull and easy. Corn quiet and
| weak. Pork quiet but steady at $1Z 75Gl13 so.
Lard quiet and easy at IS o2H Freights
new YORK, July q. 500 D. m.-southern
| flour quiet. Corn meal firm. Wheat moderately
| active but unsettled; No. red a5A09634c in
| elevator. options dull-No. 9 red, July delivery
| gG7Ac, August delivery CSC. September delivery
| 9111c. Corn active; No. 2 4414414c in eeva-
| tor; options dull but steady-July delivery
| 44c August delivery 44c. September delivery
| 4516c. Oats quiet; options dull and weaker
| July delivery soc, August delivery 36S4c, sep
| TENDER delivery 3i3Sc: No. , spot 3S1sc; mixed
western 36I2041c. Hops closed steady but
quiet; state 1602113c, old S012c. Coffee-op-
| tions closed steady and dul-July delivery
| Il 25c, August delivery II 10Gt17 15c, September
delivery 16 60M16 Csc; spot Rio closed quiet but
| steady fair cargoes at 20c. Sugar, quiet;
fair refining 444@II5sc; centrtugas, 90 test,
| D 7-16c; refined quiet but steady-C 54@538c,
| extra c 7-16ms5 9-16c, yellow 44O5c, of A
| 51s05S4c, standard A 61Ac, confectioners' A
| &c, cut loaf 634c, crushed G34c powdered
| 9-l6c graduated 615c. Molasses-Foreign nomi-
nal; New Orleans quiet for common to fancy.
Petroleum closed steady: refined s. 90 Cotton
seed oil duh for crude at SOC. Wool quiet and
easy; domestic fleece 33G3sc, pulled 256434c,
Texas l7624c. Pork more active and easier;
mess Sl2 50013 10. Beef easy Beef hams
strong. 1ierced beef firm but dull: city extra
India mess S12 Cut meats closed firm; picked
bellies 514055sc, picked hams 104010l1c.