The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-25

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Va IS coasoIi'tei. 80 st. Paul ~ S4lk
Ches. s Ohio. = preferred. lis
Northwestern. -lllA Texas Pacific 2O3l
preferred IA Tim. Coal & Iron. 49I4
Dela- and Lack li9S Union Pacific. $685.
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East IenneSs ee-.. 91S Missouri Pacihc q. a.
Lake Shore. $500. lO92S Western Union. - S334
l. vile & NASH 500 Cotton pil csrdi. 2SIS
Memphis & Olar.. 90 Brunswick. 80
MobLleS Ohio, 2l14 Mobile & Ohio Is 65sz
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COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. July 81. noon--Cotton firm;
demand good: American middling esd: sales
1900 oa.es, OF which 1900 were for speculation
and export; yesterdays sales were increased
by late business by 5000 bales. all American;
receipts 10000 bales, all American.
Futures -Ane lean IN d ling. middling
clause, July and August delivery 6 41-64d;
August and September delivery 35-64d; Sep
tember delivery 1864; September and Octo-
Der delivery Cd; October aud November delivery
5-64Gl5 464d; December ami January deliv-
cry 50-64d. Futures steady.
300 p. m--Sales of the day included a,50O
bales of American.
American good middling sad; good ordinary
63sd; ordinary 614d
Futures-Ama1can middling, low middling
clause, July delivery 3S-64I6 39-64d; July aud
ADJUST delivery 3S-64D6 39-64d August and
September delivery 33 odd; September deliv-
cry 33-64D6 3464d; September and October
delivery 6364d. sellers; October and November
delivery 546405 55-64d; November and Dece n
Der delivery 5 52-64@15 55-64d; December aud
January delivery 5264d buyers.
400 p. futures: American miidIng. low
middling clause July delivery 39-64d, sellers;
August and September delivery si64d, sell
ers; September delivery 30 64d. sellers; Octo-
Der ana November delivery 54-64@D5 55-64d;
November and December delivery S2-6401
55-64d; December and January delivery
52-G4d, buyers. Futures closed quiet but
steady
New YORK. July "a, noon.-Cotton opened
steady; middling uplands II 5-16c; mIddling
orleans 121ac; sales to-day 229 bales.
Futures-rhe market closed quiet but firm,
with sales of ,229 bales, as follows: July
delivery II 0Jc August delivery 10 &c Sep
TENDER delivery 10 64c, October delivery 10 SOC
500 p. m.-Cotton quiet; middling uplands
gulf 2215c; sales to-day 100 bales to exporters
and l47 bales to splnners; receipts 92o bales,
gross 969.
Futures-Market closed quiet with sales of
Sc 500 bales, as follows: July delivery l2 240
II &c, August delivery II 96G1l SIC, Septem-
Der delivery 10 94Ql0 Csc, october delivery
10 63Gl0 64c, November and December delivery
10 5000 49c. January delivery 10 53WiO sic,
February delivery 10 5000 5Sc.
The Suns cotton review says: Futures
opened at last nights prices, closing quiet at
points decline on July, unchanged on August,
and partially point advance on other months
from yesterdays closing prices. Our market
again played at cross purposes with the Liver
pool market. That market was easier and ours
took an upward turn. There were reports of
sipp region, Western Texas, Western Arkan-
sas, and Indian Territory, and these. although
not very well authenticated, checked selling,
and timid bears bid up the market. Crop re-
ports from the southern states generally were
very good, and in the last half hour prices
| weakened a few points. Cotton on spot was
! quiet and unchanged. Total sales $500 bales.
| Transferable notices were issued at 10 Soc.
| GALVESTON, July 24.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding &c; net rece pts - bales, gross -; sales
| II bales; stock 125 bales.
NORFOLK, July 21.-Cotton steady; middhng
| 117Sc; net receipts l bale, gross /; stock 632
| bales; sales II bales; exports coastwlse 156
| bales
BALTIMORE, July 24.-Cotton nominal; mid
ding l23Ac; net receipts none. gross -; sales
none: STOCK bales.
BosroN, July 24-Cotton firm; middling
1850; net rec ipts 20 bales, gross 10 sales -
bales; stock - bales.
ding 111ac; net receipts - bales, gross -;
sales bales: stock AIS bales.
PHILADELPHIA, July 24.-Cotton firm; mid
ding 1880; net receipts - bales. gross -; stock
5000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July 24-Cotton firm; mid
ding 119sc; net receipts 66 bales gross S.
sales 100 bales; stock 1855 bales; exports
to Great Britain 256 bales.
Futures The market closed quiet and steady
| with sales of 1900 bales as follows July de
| livery II CSC; August delivery II 90c; Septem
Der delivery 10 SIC; October delivery 10 l7c;
November delivery 10 0cc, December delivery
| 10 Csc, January delivery 10 loo, February deliv
cry 10 21c, March delivery 10 &c.
MOBILE, July 24.-Cotton nominal; middling
bales; stock 1856 bales exports coastwise Is
bales.
MEMPHIS, July A.-Cotton nominal; middlins
| 1115c; receipts bales; shipments - bales;
| sales 256 bales; stock S65 bales.
AUGUSTA, July 23.-CotJon nominal; middliDg
| 1880; receipts bales; shipments As; sales 444
bales; stock 995 bales.
CHARLESTON, July 24.-Cotton firm; middIng
hal.
| bales; stock lis bales.
ATLANTA. July A.-Cotton firm; middng
1115c; no receipts.
New Yoak, July M.-Consoli lated net re-
bales; exports TO Great Britain 342 bales;
| stock at all the ports 81 $50 bales.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
LIVERPOOL, July "a, noon.-Wheat firm;
holders offer sparingly; California No. 1, rs Id.
Corn firm; demand fair; mixed western IS 916d.
NEW YORK, July "A, noon.-Fiour active and
strong. Wheat quiet but firm. Corn active and
strong. Pork quiet but steady at S12 5O119 so.
Lard quiet but steady at S.. Freights steady
NEW YORK, July "a, 500 o. m.-Flour active,
| chiefly home trade higher and strong; southern
| strong and active; common to fair extra 81 SO
| @3 Is. good to choice SO 25@5 IS. Corn meal
| firm. Wheat active, 15c up and steady, demand
chiefly for export; No. 2 red quiet; options
more active, 15c up and firm, reports are
bullish from foreign and western markets, and
active covering has taken place-No. 2 red,
July delivery 99c, August delivery SIC, Sep
TENDER delivery 9612c. Corn fairly active, SAC
up and firm; No. q 1850 in elevator; options
fairly active, 1850 up, strong and bulish feeling
in crop reports-July delivery 4615c, August de-
livery 46ssc. September delivery 471sc Oats
stronger but quiet; options quiet but firmer-
July delivery 40c, August delivery 37zsc, Sep
TENDER delivery 3516c; No. spot 400 4014c;
mixed western 3S041c. Hops closed steady but
quiet; state 1602116c, old S012c. Coffee-op-
tions opened barely steady and unchanged to
% points down, quiet-July delivery II 20c,
August delivery II 05017 10c, September de-
livery 16 550l6 Coo; spot Rio closed dull but
steady, fair cargoes at 20c Sugar, raw active,
Lice advance; fair refining 42sc; centrifugals,
90 test, size; refined closed quiet but steady
extra 1905 9-16c, yellow 4346l5c off A
51sG5S4c, mould A 64c, standard SIC, con-
fectoners' A SIC, cut loaf 634c, crushed sac,
powdered 9-16c, granulated 3-l6c. MolasseS-
Foreign nominal; New Orleans quiet for com
mon to fancy. Petroleum closed steady; refined
here and Baltimore 81 20. Cotton seed oil dull
Wool quiet and easy; domestic fleece 3303Sc,
pulled 26034c, Texas 17024c. Pork firm and
active Beef dull and easy. Beef hams strong.
strong; picked bellies 516055sc picked hams
10A01015c. Middles dull and easy. Lard active;
western steam Sc 05 bid, city steam s. 65; op
tions-August delivery SO 05, September delivery
Sc 1896 90. Freights to Liverpool firmer; cot
ton. per steam 5o4d grain 216d.
CHICAGO July 24.-1n wheat there was a very
fair speculative business transacted, but con-
fined to a considerable extent to local pro-
fessional TRADERS. The opening was about &c
higher and prices steadily advanced, with q fair
demand light offerings. and the general charac-