The morning news., 1890-07-24

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Tennessee IS. -. .1051s Richmond & Ale. -
5s ..... .103 Richm'd 6 W. Pt.
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NorthveS ern. .11115 Texas Pacific. go. A3s
preferred IA Tenn. Coal & Iron. 4gls
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Erie. 261s N. J. Central 1855
East Tennessee. Missouri Pacific =. 7344
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l. vile & Nash. - 6644 Cotton Oil cerIid. 2S1s
Memphis & Clar. 90 BrunSwick...... %
Mobiles Ohlo.... 214 Mobile & Ohio 4s 6534
Nash. Chatt'a. 1913 Silver certificates. 1099s
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. July D. noon.-Cotton firm;
American middling 65sd sales 1900 bales, of
which 800 were for speculation aud export;
yesterdays sales were increased by late bust
ness by 5000 bales, all American; receipts 1000
bales of which 200 bales were American.
csute ny dserR Ge erR q lS 40 miGdns T and
August delivery 40-6ld; August delivery
3S-6405 4O-64d; August and September deliv-
cry 36-64d; September delivery 35-640
. 36-64d; September and October delivery
9 4d; october delivery 5?-64d; November
and December delivery 5 55-6id; December and
January delivery 5l64d. Futures opened
weak; now improving distant positions weak,
but near are steadier.
The tenders Of deliveries at to-day's clearings
amounted TO 5000 ba.es new dockets and 100
bales old.
900 p. m.-Sales of the day included 1900
bales of American.
American middling SID.
tutures-Amarcan middling low middling
clause, July delivery 4l-64G16 4264d; July aud
Aus gust delivery 41-6i@t6 42-64d August deliv-
cry 4l-64G6 42d; August and September de-
livery 20 t406 37-S4d; September delivery
q 36-o4GD6 31-64d; October and November deliv-
l = glE .g
delivery 5 55-640D5 56-64f; December and Jan
uary delivery oo-64d, buyers. FUTURES firm
for near months and quiet for distant months.
400 p. m.-Hutures: American mitdling low
N ddlins clause, July delivery 6 406ld, sellers
July and August delivery old, sellers; Au-
gust delivery 40-64d, sellers; August and Sep
tember delivery e 3O-64d; September delivery
30 64d; November and December delivery
5464G16 55-64d; December and January de-
| livery 54-64d, buyers. Futures closed quiet
for near months and easy for distant months
MANCHESTER, July 23.--The Guardian says
The market was strong. This was due more
to the hardening tendency of cotton than to
| the for e OF demand. Business was narrowed
| The India and China departments were most
lively. Sales, however, were unmportant, and
much less than week ago, still the tone was
confident Sellers look for an advance. The
question of curtallment of production Is not
| uroached, but the holidays will be prolonged
| The mills at Oldham will be closed for week
| in August The general demand for yarns is
| poor Orders for India are numerous. Buyers
| pay full and some higher prices. The demand
| TOr CHINA and japan is moderate for the coati-
| nent. A slight fright, occaSioned by the pros
pective passage of the tariff bill by the Ameri-
can congress, discouraged manufacturers of
| mixed goods. whicA are largely composed of
| English cotton yarn. Cloth is steady with lit
| tie business. India and China have supplied
| their wants freely lately and the advance de-
ters further operations, especially in best
Shlrtings. Common grades of shirtingS and
sheetngs are dull Best printers and heavy
| goods are steady
New York, July 90, noon.-Cotton opened
| active and strong; middling uplands y 7-16c:
In'ddling Orleans 129sc; sales to-day S.l17
| bales.
500 p. m-middling uplands 12 5-16c; mid
ding Orleans 1216c; sales to-day 1908 bales;
ceipts - bales, gross 81
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales of
| 62, 100 bales, as follows July delivery l2 200
| u 29c, August delivery Il 96c, September De
| livery 10 94Gl0 10 &c October delivery 10 620
| 10 63c, November and December delivery 10 A
| @10 4Sc, January delivery 10 52GD10 53c, Feb
| 10 60@10 blc.
The Suns cotton review says: Futures
opened unchanged On July and September, .
| points advance on August, and points decline
| on other mouths, cl- sing steady at @1s points
| decline from yesterdays closing prices. The
| market was as much of puzzle to-day as it
| was yesterday. 1t was a serious game of wig
wag, in which ii difficult to say whether
| manipulation or legitimate influence had the
| greater effect. If Liverpool diSapDoi bulls
|
| market was active on spot and early decline
| in futures was followed by u sharp advance.
| Yet, after small advance had been obtained
| here, our market began to i've way rapidly,
| August dropping II points IN a comparatively
| brief period. 1t was reported that there had
| been large deliveries on July contracts which,
| though Immediately shipped to Liverpool, were
| accepted as relet to the pressure upon shorts,
\ if not break to corner Then there We're
| reports of copiouS rains i'll the southwest and
| Mississippi valley Galveston coming in for a
hs4Nxy On &c aChN
| itself quite freely next week. Cotton on spot
| was reported very active, sales reaching the
| unusually large aggregate of 5,133 bales Of
which 4,90S bales were for export, but the most
| of this was practically cotton delivered on July
| contracts. the latter being exchanged for the
| former"
| GALVESTON, July 23.-Cotton nominal; mid
| ding IL &C; net recej pts bales gross 4; sales
| - bales; stock 1875 bales.
| NORFOLK, July 23.-Cotton steady; middling
1175c; net receipts 43 bales, gross 43; stock 7S
| bales; sales - bales.
| BALTIMORE, July 23.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 12jAc; net receipts none, gross -; sales
| none; STOCK 924 bales.
BosroN, July 23.-Cotton firm; middling
| 1850; net rec ipts 80 bales, gross so; sales -
| bales; stock - bales.
WILMINGTON, July 23.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 111ac; net receipts bales, gross 5;
| sales - bales: stock Ais bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 123sc; net receipts - bales gross -; stock
| 5,0Oj bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July 3.-Cotton firm; mid
| ding 1850; net receipts 90 bales, gross 22;
| sales 600 hales stock 1856 bales; exports
| coastwise 164 bales.
Futures-The market closed steady, with
| sales as follows: July delivery C; August de-
| livery II SIC; September delivery 10 53c; Octo-
| Der delivery 10 SOC; November delivery 10 06c;
| December delivery 10 0Gc, January delivery
| 10 03c, February delivery 10 09c March delivery
| 10 26c.
MOBILE, July 23-Cotton nominal; mitdlipg
| II 5-16c; net receipts - bales; gross -; sales
- bales; stock 357 bales
MEMPHIS, July 23.-Cotton nominal; middling
| 1114c; receipts bales; shipments - bales;
| sales 2S bales; stoc'I Liza bales.
AUGUSTA July 23-CotJon nominal; ruiddng
113kc; receipts 1923 bales; shipments "a; sales
| 20 bales; stock 1,045 bales
| CHARLESTON, July 23.-- otton frm mid1ng
| 11SAc;. net receipEs bales, gross -; sales -
bales; stock 115 bales.
ATLANTA. July 23.-Cotton firm; middling
| 111Ic; no receipts.
NEv YoaK, July 23.-Consoli lated net re-
ceiprs at Ill cotton ports to-day were S35
bales; exports 10 Great Britain / 100 bales;
stock at all the ports IS, 790 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
New YORK, July %, noon.-Fiour quiet but
steady. Wheat quiet but firm. Corn quiet but
strong. PORK quiet and easy at Sl2 50G113 50
Lard quiet. Freights steady.
NEW YORK, July %, 500 p. m.-Southern
flour firm and active. Wheat quiet but firm II