The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-27

LAKE Slore .-....119s4 Western Unlon. -. s3,z
LviLe Nath--.- % Cotton ii. cer-i1. $50
ment''ils * . IA % tfru lsvick.. 2ll6
I Noble c ono. 2!iz Mobile & ONO Is -
/ Nash. & Chart'a.. l0Iss Silver certificates -
NEW YORK. July 26--Yaa Hoffman & Co.
nave ordered $4,000 in gold Tor shipment to
europe to-day. total this week g. 255 CO., The
/ exports Of specie from the porI Of Sew York
/ during the past week amounted 20 S2.37S l6l,
o, which 1929, SO was in gold and 81 SIS s41 in
/ silver All of the silver and Sjl5.2l5 in gold
went TO Europe, and Sl43JO in gold went 70
South America. The Imports Of specie for
! the port OF New York for the week amounted
70 Si:94S 81, OF which Sls9,7Z1 was in gold and
The weekly statement Of the associated banks
Issued by the clearing house to-day, shows the
Following changes:
Reserve Increased s 35 725
S. s ILeslssl -------.--.---.----.-- SSJo lgJ
Specie decreased ....-. ....--....... 10. 100
Legal tenders increased. Of. ........... 551.I00
DeposiIs decreased. ....-.......... 5,37490O
Circulation decreased. -. ...........-.. % 100
Banks now mold SjJ.531 Us in excess OF the 25
Per cent rule.
COTTON
LIVERPOOL. July &C. nOon--Cotton firm; little
cong; American midIling 63sd; sales 5000
oa IS, OF which 500 were for Speculation and
export; receipts 400 bales-American none.
Futures - = ne 1c4n IA Ing, OF mid ling
clause, July delivery 6 SOD; August delivery
. a5-oid; August and September delivery -
september delivery = September and Octo-
berdelivery -; October aud November delivery
) 54G4d; November and December delivery -;
December and January delivery 52-64dd. Flu
lures quiet but steaGy.
200 p. m.-Sales of the day included 1000
oaleS OF American.
American middling g. sd
eutures-A ns1can miidling, low middling
| clause July delivery - Gid buyers; July and
August delivery 3S64d. buyers; August deliv
cry 5S6id, buyers; August and September
delivery 81 640G 33-6Id; September delivery
. 3&64d; September and October delivery
D b3-o4d, sellers; October and November deliv-
cry 346id, sellers; November and zee nDer
delivery 62-64d; December and January de-
| livery 55-64d. Futures dull
NEW YORK, July 20, noon.-Cotton opened
dull; middling upands l214c; midddng Orleans
IL lGc: sales to-day - bales.
Futures-rne market closed steady with sales
as follows: July delivery u 2Gc, August daliv:.
cry / 96c, September delivery 10 CSC, Octo.
Der delivery 10 Csc, November delivery 10 soc,
December 10 soc.
500 p. motion dull; middlina uplands
l24c; Orleans ~ 7lGc; receipts bales, gross
PA; sales to-day - bales; stock - bales
Futures-Market closed steady with sales of
= bales as follows: July delivery 12 200
II Sc, August delivery II 96(1ll sc; Septem-
Der delivery ~ 5000 99c, October delivery
10 80 0l0 66c, November and december deliy-
cry 5J110 Sic, January delivery 10 55G11J soc,
February delivery 10 5000 &C. March 10 620
The Suns cotton review says: Futures
opened at points advance on July aud l012
points decline on other months. cl sing steauY
at ia points advance from yesterday closing
prices, Though very deli the market was
stronger Liverpool was better supported than
many expected. The Chronicles weather re-
port for the week seemed to confirm drought
reports from the extreme west, hence there
were few sellers, and a very limited demand was
sufficient TO cause slight change in prices.
There were additional rains in various parts of
the south, in Others the ski is had cleared up.
and III others no rain. Receipts at Galveston
included one bale Of new cotton, said to be
from Lulng. Cotton on spot was nominally
uncha ged.n
GALVESTON, July 28.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding II C; net rece pts II bales gross II; sales
81 bales stock 50 bales; exports coastwise 81
bales.
NORFOLK, July 26.--Cotton steady; middling
117sc; net receipts 65 bales, gross IS; stock %
bales; sales 81 bales; exports coastwise S5
bales
BALTIMORE, July 26.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding l2j4c; net receipts none, gross -; sales
none; Stock 800 bales.
BosroN, July 26.-Cotton quiet and firm; mid
ding 1850; net rec ipts - bales, gross -; sales
- bales; stock - bales.
WILMINGTON, July 26.-Cotton firm; mid
ding l11ec; net receipts bales, gross -;
sales - bales: stock 1856 bales.
PHILADELPHIA July 26-Cotton firm; mid
ding 1880; net receipts - bales, gross -; stock
$3.50 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July 26-Cotton nominal;
middling II 11-16c; net receipts 10 bales gross
III; sales so bales; stock 1921 bales; exports
coastwse 81 bales.
Futures-Tne market closed quiet and steady
with sales of 4,7OO bales as follows: July de-
livery II soc; August delivery II SEC; Sc tenn
br delivery 10 soc; October delivery 10 I7c;
November delivery 10 csc, December delivery
- csc delivery 10 14c, February dev-
cry 10 &c March delivery 10 csc.
MOBILE, July 26.-Cotton nominal; middlDg
II 5-6c; net receipts bale; gross 4; sales
bales; stock 305 bales.
MEMPHIS, July 26.-Cotton nominal; middling
| 111ec; receipts bales; shipments - bales;
sales - bales; stock o65 bales.
AUGUSTA, July 26.-CotJon nominal; middling
! 1850; receipts bales; shipments =; sales =
| bales; stock Alb bales.
CHARLESTON. July 26.-Cotton firm; mid ling
| llssc; net recePs = bales, gross :; sales .
| bales
ATLANTA. July 2o.-Cotton firm; middling
| 1112c; no receipts.
celpus at Ii cotton ports to-day were los
bales; exports 10 Great Britain bales;
stock at all the ports S4,964 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
LIVERPOOL, July 2s, noon.-wheat firm;
demand poor; holders offer spsringly; Calfor-
mia No. /, IS 3D. red western winter 7s 2lsd.
| Corn firm; demand fair; mixed 1G3S.
New YORK. July 26, noon.-Flour strong.
| Wheat strong. Corn excited. Pork strong.
Lard quiet but firm at So 10 Freights opened
steady
NEW YORK July %, 500 D. m.-Fiour, southern
| firm. Wheat firm and moderately active; No. 2
J red 9S19099c; options fairly active and $s1Nc
| higher, closing firm-No. 2 red, July delivery Sc
| August delivery $3.50. Corn quiet and 14c up,
| strong; No. ?, 4S014Sl9c in elevator; options
| less actIve, because of an advance of 18(d5Sc on
continued accounts, closing strong-JuIy de-
| livery 4S16c, August delivery 4S1hc. Oats quiet
but steady; options dull but frmer Hops
closed steady but quiet; state 16@22c. Coffee
| options closed steady and unchanged to 10 points
| up; spot Rio closed dull fair cargoes zoe
Sugar, raw in good demand and firm; fair re-
fining 4zsc; centrfugals, go test, 516c; refined
| closed firm and in fair demand. Molasses
| Foreign nominal; New Orleans quiet for COM
mon to fancy. Petroleum closed steady; refined
here 81 %. Cotton seed oil dull; crude 500
| Wool closed quiet and weak; domestic
| fleece 3313Sc, pulled 26d34c, Texas l7024c
| Pork stronger; mess 1913 GOALS rs. Beef quiet
and easy. Beef hams strong. Tierceo beef dull
| but firm Cut meats closed active picked
! bellies 5M655sc, picked hams 104Q1015c
Middes quiet and weak. Lard stronger on ad-
vance; western steam Sc Is, city steam S. rs;
options-August delivery So IS, September de-
livery So 1906 30. Freights to Liverpool steady;
cotton, per steam 5-64d.
| CHICAGO, July 26.-In wheat a large business
was transacted and the feeling developed was
| nervous and unsettled Prices changed very
frequently and rapidly, and ruled higher than
the closing figures of yesterday. The opening
| was 12O34c higher tlan yesterday. and prices
advance 9Ec more. then declined 115c under an
| increased pressure to SELL rallied 15sc fluc-
tuated somewhat, and closed about &c higher
than yesterday. In corn there was another
large days Business transacted, and the feeling
was but q continuation of that prevailing the
| last few days and g further lvance was estab-