The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-25

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New York, Aug 28-Sub-treusury balances:
Coin, $40, $4,000; currency, Ss.2S5,0O0.
Cotton.
! Liverpool Aug "a. noon.-Cotton. mod
/ crate demand; prices unchanged; middling
nominal AID; sales 10000 bales-American
! 5000 bales; speculation and export 1900
1 bales; receipts 900 bales-American 4S0O
| Futures easy; demand fair
Futures-American mlddling, low middling
clause, August delivery -; August and
/ September delivery 1l-6i@4 10 sd; Sep
| TENDER and October delivery ll-64l14 10-64d;
october and November delivery l2-646l4 ll-64
! ga lO6id; November and December delivery
l664di l2-6404 ll-64d; December and Jan
| uary delivery l4-640i l3-6id; January and
February delivery 4 l56ld; February and
March delivery l7-6ld; March and April de-
| livery l96404 lS-6id. Tenders none.
4 p. m-Amoncan middling fair 916d,
| good middling 5-l6d, middling nominal AID,
! low mlddllng 4lad, good ordinary 4d, Ordt
| nary 3l6d
Futures American middling, low middling
| clause, August delivery 1904 S-6id; Au-
| gust and September delivery Z 64d4 SOD;
! September and October delivery 7-6f4d,
| value; October and November delivery Z
| 64G4 sod; November and December delivery
| 1 S-6i1l4 64d; December and January deliv-
! cry lOGfd, buyers; January and February
delivery ll-6td14 l264d; February and March
delivery 4 l364Gt4 l4-64d March and April
delivery l5-64d, buyers. Futures closed quiet
! at the decline.
New York Aug %, noon-Cotton futures
opened easy, as follows: August delivery
-; September delivery 1sc; october de-
| livery sac; November delivery 4lc: De
cember delivery 49c; January delivery
| Coo
New York. Aug. q. noon.-Cotton contracts
| opened barely steady at 506 points decline,
fell 203 points, and are now7@l2 points below
yesterday.
New York, Aug. FL l p. motion steady
mlddllng uplands 714c, middling Orleans
112c, good ordinary l36c, low middIng
6cl6. sales none.
bales as follows: August delivery rose,
September delivery l5c, October de
livery 26c November delivery SIC, Deem
Der delivery 47c. January delivery ! SIC,
February delivery 7 CSC, March delivery
52c. April delivery S5c.
New York, Aug 4.-COnsoIdated net re-
ceipts Of cotton at all the ports today were
1890 bales; exports. to Great Britain 400
bales; to France none; to the CONT
nent none; stock 295,e67 bales.
Total net receipts at all the ports so far
this week were 1Og75 bales: exports to Great
Britain 1913 bales; to France $50 bales; to the
continent 1910 bales.
view says. Disappointing advices from
Liverpool, fears Of large deliveries on Sep
| TENDER contracts tomorrow, partly on eX-
| piring certificates and long selling caused q
sharp break in prices, and especially in Au-
gust and september. The financial conditions
were still unsatisfactory. There was more or
less depression at the south, and the tone of
the market was nervous Prices declined 10
points on August II on September and 10 to u
points on other months, closing quiet and
steady, with sales of 1873 800 bales. In Man
| chester. he O
The Liverpool market declined "a points
with sales of 10000 bales. Spot prices here
were l-l6c lower, with no sales. Southern
markets we're quiet. There was an advance
of 1-16 to 1sc at three of the southern markets,
but New Orleans l-l6c lower and August was
weaker. Receipts at the ports were 800
bales against $50 bales this day last week,
and 459 bales last year. Exports from the
ports 1899 to Great Britain. In New Orleans
futures We're l. points lower"
New York, Aug 24.-Riordan & Co. say OF
cotton The decline in Liverpool this morn
ing which private cables attributed to the
action of the Bank of England in raising its
discounts to per cent. was a wet blanket to
the bulls ana our opening was nj decline of
six points. January selling at 1880 The
storm of last night had somewhat interrupted
Geographic communication with the south,
and the trading at first was mainly local.
Some of the room traders who had sold at the
| close yesterday took their profits and this
| | buying kept prices very steady for while
January advancing to 1920, but presently
selling orders began to come in from southern
|
one time was distinctly weak, January being
offered at bic. The& was partial recovery
in the last half hour and the class was quiet
and steady, with the trading in January at
7.57c The market is sti nervous but the
increasing pressure of spot cotton for sale IS
encouraging operators who have recen thy
| covered 10 put out fresh short lines, and
though the improving financial situation may
cause temporary rallies we still think that
the general tendency of cotton will betowards
NowO Orleans Aug. "a Cotton futures barely
steady with sales of 1880 bales as fol
lows August delivery 6g7l; September de-
| livery f9c October delivery SIC Novem-
Der delivery U0c, December delivery Z CSC.
| January delivery 2ic, February delivery
| SIC, March delivery SOC; April, May, June
| and July.
middliug sc; net receipts 81 Dales; gross
| none; sales l4y bales; stock SB bales
exports to continent none; exports coast
| none; exports TO France none.
Norfolk, Aug. zi.-Cotton closed dull;
middling 7'5c net receipts ca bales; gross
! none sales none stock 1891 bales; ex-
ports to the continent none exports
c6astwise 14s bales exports to Great Brit
| ain none exports o France none
| Baltimore, Aug 2i.-COtton closed nominal;
! middling nc; net receipts none gross
| none; sales none; stock 3,3l9 bales. ex-
| ports to the continent none; eoastwlse
none to Great Britain none; to France
| none.
Boston, Aug 2i.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
| ding 0-l6c; net receipts none; gross
| receipts none: sales none; stock
| - bales; exports to the continent none:
| exports cOastwSe nOne exports to Great
! Britain none; exports to France none.
| Wilmington, Aug. 24.-Cotton closed nomi-
! mai; middling &c; net receipts none: gross
none; sales none; stock -- bales; exports
| to the continent none exports coastwise
none; exports to Great Britain none; ex-
| ports to France none.
Philadelphia, Aug. ELECTION closed steady;
| middllng 41!c; net receipts none;
! gross none; sales none; stock 1882 bales:
/ exports to the continent none; exports
| cOastwise none; exports to Great Great
! Britain none; exports to France none.
| New Orleans, Aug. 2i,-Cotton closed quiet:
middling nc. net receipts 3l5 BALES gross
receipts BPS bales; sales $50 bales: stock A 6S3
bales; exports to the continent 4, O99 bales; ex-
| ports coastwise none; exports to Great
! Britain none; exports to France none.
Mobile, Aug. 24.--Cotton quiet; middling
| 6Ac net receipts Il bales; gross none; sales
| none; stock Abb bales; exports to the
| continent none exports coastwise 10 bales:
| exports TO Great Britain none; exports to
! France none.
| Memphis Aug. 2f.-Cotton closed firm: mid
| ding l6lc; net receipts 126 bales; gross
| none: sales % bales stock 1891 bales:
/ exports to the continent none; exports
/ coastwise none; exports to Great Britain
/ none; exports to France none.
Augusta Aug. 23,--COtton closed steady;
middling SIC; net receipts As bales; gross
none, sales 81 bales; stock 6497 bales