The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-26


Market closed duh and barely steady for the
general list, but in most cases at the lowest
prices of the day. Final charge are generally
at insignificant losses, but New Jersey Central
is down ~, Burlington and Quincy 136, and
Richmond and West Point = per cent. The
saIes were CT 900 shares of listed and 1000
shares OF unlisted.
The following we're the closing quotations Of
the New YORK Stock Exchange:
Als.class A, 2to5 .1ol NO.Pa'fclst mort SO
Ala. class B. 5s.- -105A n. Y. Central. 80. 80
Georgia7s, mort. Norf. & W. pref . 4s4
n. C6rolinac 0nS6s 124 Northern Pacific. 22ls
n. CarollnaconstS SO pref, $685.
So. Caro-. Drown Pacific Mail. ...... 344
oonsols). IS. e. 81 Reading. ...-...... 2715
Tennessee 100 Richmond & Ale. -
So. as. g. Terminal. 49,. 11ys
Virginia 6s ....... 50 Rock Island. ...... 71ts
Ches. & Ohio. 'o ~. : " pref4rred log
Northwestern .103l6 Texas Pacific ..... IL
preferred. 1872 Tenn. Coal & Iron 80
Della. Il Lack -. 1915 Union Pacific. $50. 4lM
Erie. .............. 1917 N. J. Central. 80. los
East Tennessee. so Missouri Pacific =, 65
Lake Shore. los Western Union. 1873
L vile & Nash . 6915 Cotton Oil certi. =. 1919
MemPhis 8 Char *34 Brunswick. 49,. -
Noble 4 OhIo. $50 Mobile & Ohio Is. e3
Nash. & Chatt'a. 7S Silver certificates t001k
*Bid
The weekly statement of the associated banks
Issued by the clearing house to-day, shows the
following changes:
Reserve increased. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 800 $50
Loans decreased. Observation-Disclosures. 1884 800
Specie increased-......: .............. 739, 200
Legal tenders decreased 90. .......... 80 900
Deposits decreased. Observation-Disclosures 2 056, 900
Circulation increased e. .............. iSl,3QO
Banks now hold si971O,S25 IN excess of the
requirements Of the 20 per cent. rule.
New York. July 25.-The exports of specie
from the port of New York during the past
week amounted to SO, 300 $50, of which S2,Sl2 229
was in gold and $4S7 307 in silver. OF the total
exports, S2ISl 1863 in gold and S483,3O in silver
went to Europe, and $3.50, $50 in gold and
S4,054 in silver to the West Indies The i'm
ports Of specie for the port Of New York
during the week amounted to $3.50 726. of
which S70O,545 was in gold and S90,17S Ia
The shipments Of gold to the West Indies
during the week was as follows Per the
Arisai to Matanza3 S305, 6Sj, per the Saratoga to
Havana 1925, $50, and per the City Of Washing
ton TO Havana S1I9 SOS
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, July %, -Cotton-Business
moderate at easier prices; American middlinR
1-16d; sales 5000 bales-Amercan l. 400 bales
speculation 0ad export 500 bales; receipts /, 900
Futures = american N dinng. low middling
clause July delivery ID; July and August
delivery 4 1864; August and September de-
4 A-64 October and November delivery
2S-Gid; November and December delivery
32-64d; December and January delivery
4 81 SD; January and February delivery
4
Futures barely steady
400 D. m.-Furures: An Aricsn mijdinZ, low
middlng clause, July delivery 17-6iG4 1854;
July and August delivery q I7-640n4 1s-6id;
August and September delivery IS. 64d
sellers; September and October delivery
I 1854, buyers; October aud November de-
livery 23-64d, BUYERS; November and December
delivery 3l-6404 32-64d; December and Jan
uary delivery 3464d, sellers: January and
February delivery 36-64d buyers; February
and March delivery 3S-64d, buyers Futures
closed steady.
American midjling 7-l6i
NEW YORK, July noon.-CoJton opened
steldy middling upsnds &c; middling Orleans
8 7-l6c; sales $50 bales.
Futures-MarIet opened steady and closed
steady, with sales as follows: July delivery
opened at 7 SOC and closed at 63c; August
delivery opened at Z 63c and clos at 64c
September delivery opened at z 7Sc and closed
at &c; October delivery opened at 92c and
closed at csc; November delivery opened at
8 O3c and closed at 05c; December delivery
opened at 13c aud closed at l5c
500 p. m.-Ootton market closed steady;
middling uplands SC; middling Orleans
7-16c; net receipts - bales, gross ABS;
sales to-day 40 bales,
OF 3, 500 bales as follows: July delivery go;
| August delivery 64c; September delivery : zoe;
| October delivery csc; November delivery O2c;
Ds9emSsF dsivery v.Ey l$9 Az JsTRgar{ delivery
! 4lc, April delivery Sic, May delivery
| &c. June delivery zoe.
| NEW YORK, July 25.-The Sun cotton
review says: Futures made some advance
| which was feebly supported by dull specula.
| ton, but the close was steady at three or four
| points advance. One strong point was the re.
| covery in Liverpool market. This caused a
| check upon selling by the bears. and led to Just
| enough buying to cover contracts TO promote
| some Improvement, otherwise the market was
| quite without features, except free exchanges
| of early for later months. Crop accounts were
| generally good, as could be expected from SO
| wide an area as that over which cotton is
| grown. Prospects of the crop in Egypt have
| recently improved. Spot cotton was in mode.
| rata demand and steady
| GALvEsToE, July 27.-Cotton nominal; m d
! ding - Q; net receipts "a bales, gross ca;
| sales 10 bales, stock 4.5l3 bales.
! middling c; net receipts IS bales, gross %;
| sales il bales; stock 6,9oy baesi exports coast
| wise / ~ bales.
! BALTIMORE, July 25.-Cotton closed weak;
/ midding So; net receipts - bales, gross
-; sales - bales; stock s,S15 bales
BOsToN, July 25.-COtton closed quiet; mid
| ding SC; net receipts la bales, gross 1856;
| sales none: stock - bales; exports, to Great
| Bri ain 679 bales
WILMINGTON, July 25.-Cotton closed nominal;
! middling &C; net receipts bales, gross 4;
! sales none; stock 3,5l5 bales
PHILADELPHrA, July 25.--Cotton closed quiet;
middling Stsc; net receipts bale. gross
stock 6l36 bales.
Nav ORLEANs. July 25.-Cotton closed
steady; middling 1876; net reoeipts IS bales