The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-21

90, sRNNENr BoNDs.
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asked ibid.
New York July 60 Sub-treasury balances:
| Coin, SEQ, '23OJ0; currency, Tl2,s 600
Cotton.
/ liverpool. July ~. noon.-Cotton, fair de
maud; prices favor buyers; American mid
/ ding uplands ( 9l6i sales 10000 bales
/ American $500 bales; speculation and export
! 500 bales, receipts 1000 baleS-American l.
| 500 Futures steady demand moderate.
/ Futures American mlddling low middling
| clause, August and September delivery 266i
! "a "a "a /; September and October delivery
-'-otu4 Se-oiui Octoper ana November uelN-
/ cry SUb+d; November ana December delivery
/ 4 3O-6id; December and January 4 33-6ttI4 81
/ cd; january and February delivery 35-64d;
| February and March delivery 4 35-64d.
/ .. m.-American middling fair 4%d, good
middling 4&d middling 9-l6d, low middling
| 47-l6i, good ordinary 5-l6d, ordinary Ilsd.
! Futures American middling, fair, I'd;
! good mlddllng 43sd; mlddung 4lsd; low mid
/ ding clause. tasd good ordinary4 I4d: ordinary
] l-l6d; July delivery % 64H4 p sd. July and
August delivery 266f04 27-6id; August and
! September delivery 2664@p4 276td: Septem-
/ Der and October delivery 4 27-6414 2S-64d: DC
! tOber and November delivery 2@6id buyers;
| November and December delivery 4 306+g
3l-bid; December and January delivery g
| Odd buyers; January and February delivery
"a sd, buyers; February and March delivery
366id. sellers. Futures closed steady.
NOW 1OIht July ~ nOOH-COtbOu luJuitS
! opened steady, as follows: July delivery SOC;
| August delivery 9Oc September delivery
| 5000; October delivery lOc; November de-
! livery poe: December delivery 29C.
/ New York, July 20. noOn.-COttOn contracts
| opened easy at decline Of BOB points fell 2
rallied la2, and now steady at BOA points be-
| low yesterday.
New York July demonstrated net re-
ceipts of cotton at all the ports to-day were
3,l49 bales; exports, to Great Britain 2,265
| bales; to France none; to the continent
! l,T53 bales. StOpk II IA b9igS
Total net receipts at all the ports so far
| this week We're 6S7 bales; exports. to Great
Britain 1891 bales; to the continent ll'496
New York, July 20, p. motion dull;
middling upands sac, middling Orleans 82sc;
low middhng uplands 11-l6c, good ordinary
| &c; sales 1888 bales.
Futures closed quiet and steady with sales
of $4,000 bales, as follows: July delivery z
SIC August delivery SIC, September deliv
cry 95c, October delivery O7c, November
| delivery l7c. December delivery PC. Janu-
airy delivery Soc, February delivery 845c,
March delivery SIC.
New York, June 2U.-The sun cotton re-
view says; THE trading was still on com
parativelY small scale. and the controlling
factor in the situation was the weather news
| from Texas. This was to the effect that rains
had fallen at numerous points in the western
and southwestern portions of the state, and
| prices here accordingly declined. Only a
small precipitation was reported by the sig
nal service, but numerous rain dispatches
from various places, some of which are not
reported by the government, had
ha6 @ 3s5 erect eject hut Ia0y for "0 the
fact that few if any of the cotton operators
believed that the rainfall was sufficient. The
general idea is that copious and well dis
| trlbuted rains are requisite for the welfare of
the crop in that state Prices closed 4 to 5
| points lower, but quiet and steady. Sales 81,
2uO bales. Liverpool advanced half point,
| but later declined q to point, closing steady,
with spot sales of 10000 bales In Manchester
the yarns We're dull and cloths in fair demand.
| Receipts at the ports were 1874 against 2,438
! this day last week, and 6,S47 last year. EX-
| ports from the ports 40lS bales, Spot cotton
| here was dull and unchanged. Sales of 200
bales for export and 1873 for spinning. South
ern markets were steady, unchanged and
| slow. New Orleans sold 800 bales. In New
| Orleans futures declined points"
New York July 20.-Riordan & Co. say Of
cotton: Texas was again the ruling factor in
cotton speculation today. There were re-
ports of rains at several points in that state,
and on these prices declined few points.
Then 1t was asserted that in the localities
where rain was most needed there had been
no rainfall and that the plant was shedding
badly especially the sandy lands. On these
| adViceS there was some very spirited buying
and most of the decline was recovered. In
the last fifteen minutes the bears ham
| mered the market with much Vigor
but prices yielded only about 2 points. Under
their pounding August opened az 79lc, de-
clined to 7S5c, reacted to SOC and closed at
7S7c bid with the tone quiet and steady. Our
private adVices by wire are that the crop out
look in Texas is not good. though no serious
damage has yet been done to cotton on black
lands. If the Financial Chronicles report on
| Saturday should snow no improvement good
| rally is more than probable.
Atlanta, july 20.-Cotton quiet; middling
75sc; receipts II bales.
New orleans. July 2o.-Cotton futures quiet,
| with sales of 1900 bales, as follows July
| delivery SIC, August delivery 500, Septem-
| Der delivery 5gc, October delivery soc,
November delivery 78c, December delivery
| $50 January delivery 02c. February deliv-
| cry lOC. March delivery lSc.
Galveston, July 20 Cotton closed dull;
| middling re; net receipts > bales, gross
| none; sales none; stock, 47 bales; exports
| none.
Norfolk, july 2O.-Cotton closed steady;
| middling INC; net receipts 225 bales, gross
none sales D; stock 1858 bales; exports,
to Great Britain none; to the continent 27l
| bales; exports cOastwise none.
Baltimore, July 2O.-COtton closed nominal
| mddling sac; net receipts none; gross
| ,7S7 bales; sales none stock 9l6O bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain none; to the continent
| $50 bales; cOastwise 1929 bales
Boston, July 20.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding SIZE net receipts 81 bales gross 735
bales; exports none; sales none; stock 2,265
bales.
Wilmington, July 2O-Cotton closed quiet;
mddling rye; net receipts none; gross
none; sales none; stock 4,l39 bales exports
! philadelphia, July 2D-Cotton closed quiet:
midding SIC; net receipts none; gross none;
| sales none; stock 1922 bales: exports none
| New Orleans July 20.-COtton closed steady;
mlddilng 3-lbc; net receipts l.Ib3 DaleS: gross
9ls bales; sales 800 bales; stock 763lS
bales: exports to Great Britain none; TO the
! continent none; cOaStwise 42i bales.
! Mobile, July 20.-Cotton, quiet middling
! re; net receipts l bale; gross none; sales
! bales; stock 5,375 bales: exports to Great
Britain none; to the continent bale
| Memphis, July 20.-Cotton closed firm; mid
ding 75c; net receipts 30 bales; gross 81 bales;
| sales $50 bales; stock 14.751 bales.
Augusta July 2O.-COtton closed steady;
| middling ll-16c; net receipts bales gross
none; sales 80 bales; stock. T. 451 bales
! Charleston, July 20.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 7alc; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock none; exports to the CONT
! nent none; coaStWise none.
| Cincinnati, july 20.-COttOn closed steady;
! middllng sac; net receipts 39l bales, gross
none; sales none; stock g,267 bales.
Louisville, July 2O.-Cotton ,clOsed steady;
! middling sac; net receipts none, gross none;
| sales none; stock none.
| St. Louis, July 2)-CottOn closed steady;
! middlng 7'sc net receipts a bales; gross
sales 400 bales; stock 81, 420 bales.
Houston. July 20.-Cotton closed dull; mid
! ding 7ac; net receipts 30 bales gross none;
/ sales none, stock 39A bales.
Grain and Provisions.
New York July % D. m.-F'lour easier:
/ winter wheat low grades 81 9jd2 Az winter
| fair TO fancy E. 1913 As winter patents - 40
/ az 90. Minnesota clear 81 5O6g3 90: Patents
/ - O9al 45; southern flour weak: common TO
/ fair extra g. 1908 10: good to choice extra 50 Is
/ N425 Wheat active and triner: No red in
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