The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-26
New York, July eS-Suhtrcasury balances
Coin. gee. 81. 600; currency, sl8,2s7 900,


Cotton.
Liverpool, July %, noon.-Cotton quiet;
prices unchanged, American middling up
lands 4 sd; sales e 000 bales-American 6hOO
bales; speculation and export 800 bales; re
Celpts - Oales-aN American. Futures
steady. demand moderate.
Futures-AmeriCan middlng low middling
clause, July delivery 4 236i.r4 24-64d; August
and September delivery 23-Gil14 24-6id, sep
TENDER and October delivery 4 y cd; october
and November delivery Z 266+Ii 2164d; No
vember and December delivery 2s--64d; De
cember and January 4 zs6id; January ana
February delivery 3l-6ld. February and
March delivery Sl-64d. Tenders none.
4 p. m.-American middling fair 4Hd,
good middling 9-l6d middltng AID, low mid
ding 4Sd, good ordinary 4Rd, ordinary
! Lied.
! Futures-Amercan middling, fair, Hd;
| good mlddllng i9sd; mlddhng 4'sd; low mid
! ding clause, sd good ordinlry44d ordinary
/ 4 l-l6d: July delivery 2564d, buyers. July and
| August delivery 4 24-64d buyers; August and
| September delivery 236i@4 2t6id: Septem
/ Der and October delivery 4 24-6tQl4 25-64d: Oc-
! tober and November delivery 2i-64d, sellers;
| November and December delivery 2'-6i0
| 4 2S-6td; December and January delivery "
| sd, sellers; January and February delivery
! 3l-64d sellers; February and March delivery
| 32-64lt4 33-6id. Futures closed quiet.
| New York, July -, nOOu.-COtton futures
! opened steady, as follows: July delivery s3ci
| August delivery Sic; September delivery
! 9Oc October delivery OOc; November de-
| livery O9c; December delivery ice.
| New York, July *. nOon.-CottOn contracts
/ opened barely steady at partly l point ad-
vance gained 2I13, reacted, and now are l@2
/ over yesterday.
! New York. July 25.-Consohdated net re-
! ceipts Of cotton at all the ports to-day were
| rs bales; exports, to Great Britain $40
i bales; to France none; to the continent Az
| bales; stock 299. 1874 bales.
Total net receipts at all the ports so FAR
| this week were 1896 bales; exports. 10 Great
| Britain 1O,3i9 bales to the coptlnent o'4iO
! bales; to France 100 bales.
New York. July / d. m.-(OttOQ quiet
middllng uplands l-l6c mlddling Orleans
5l6c; low middhng uplands 1850, good ordi-
| nary l5-l6c: sales $50 bales.
Futures closed quiet with sales OF lO35O
bales, as follows: July delivery soc, August
| delivery 79c, September delivery SIC, Oc-
/ tober delivery 9sC. November delivery Uc,
| December delivery l9c. January delivery
s pc February delivery 8 &c March delivery
| 45c
New York July 25.-The Suns cotton re-
view says: The continued drought in Texas,
| some advance in Liverpool, ana moderate
| amount of covering by shorts caused a rise
early in the day of points, most OF when
| was lost later on owing to untavorable imam
cial news, and selling for local and LlVerpoOl
! account. No rain was predicted for IeXas
| The weather at the south is warm and dry.
| Trading here is stlll kept within moderate
| limits. The financial situation prevents any
| decided decline. The close was quiet and
| steady, with sales of 1903, 500 bales. Liverpool
advanced to ~ points. closing quiet with Spot
sales of 900 bales. In Manchester warns were
weak and cloths dull, but steady In New
| Orleans futures advanced points, but lost
| this. Spot cotton here was quiet and IN
| changed. Sales were 1870 bales for spinning.
| Southern markets were quiet and unchanged.
| New Orleans sold II 900 bales, Receipts at
| the ports were rs, against 1887 this day last
| week and 1884 last year. Exports S,0o3 TO
| Great Britain.
New York July 25.-Riordan s. Co. say of
! cotton: The news from Texas to-day was
| anything but rCassuring to the bears. There
were no further rains in those portions OF the
state where they are most needed, ana NC
| weather predictions hold ont no hope that the
| drought will soon be broken. With slight
| rally in Liverpool, this should have caused
| decided Improvement here But the strin-
| gency, as reflected in another bad break in
the stock market where panic prices were
| reached, more than COunJcracted the bulllSh
| crop outlook. Our opening was two or three
| points higher August selling at 1S3c"
! but almost Immediately the Improvement
was lost. August declining to I79c. These
were the highest and lowest prices. For the
rest of the day the market ttuctuated merry
| OuSly between Use. and 1.S2c. for August,
traders being afraid to sell in the face Of the
threatening crop outlook, and unwilling to buy
while the dismal financial situation seems to
| be growing worse. The close was quiet and
| steady with 7.79c bid for'August. AS to the
| immediate future of prices, operators, who
| are usually the boldest and most decided in
their views, admit to-day that they are puz-
lied either holding aloot or trading upon a
small scale and with extreme caution
Atlanta, July 25.-Cotton quiet; middling
New Orleans July 25.-Cotton futures quiet
with sales Of q 600 bales, as follows July
| delivery ACC, August delivery 43c, Septem-
| her delivery 7 s52c, October delivery &c
November delivery 77lc, December delivery
| sic. January delivery 96c February deliv-
| cry S04c, March delivery lie.
| Galveston, july - Cotton closed quiet;
| middling nc; net receipts AZ bales, gross
none; sales 5S3 bales stock, 21,071 bales; ex-
| ports none.
middling 7Ac; net receipts 264 bales, gross
nome sales 25 bales stock 9,758 bales; eX
| ports to Great Britain none; to the continent
| 2l4bales.
baltimore. July 25.-Cotton closed nominal:
| middliug SIC; net receipts none; gross
none; sales none; stock 1913 bales; exports,
| none.
ding l-l6c; net receipts 30; gross none;
exports none; sales none: stock 3i7 bales.
Wilmington, July 25-CottOn closed quiet;
/ middling nc; net receipts none gross
none sales none; stock 4, los bales; exports
Philadelphia, July 25.-Cotton closed quiet
middling 7l6c; net receipts % bales gross
qone sales none; stock S,j4O bales; exports
/ New Orleans, July 25.-Cotton closed quiet
| and steady; middling sac; net receipts 20
bales; gross 1872 bales; sales 100 bales; stock
IS 500 bales; exports, to Great Britain $40;
| to the continent 1873 bales.
Mobile July 25.-Cotton. quiet middling
| 9l6c net receipts lO6 bales; gross none;
| sales none; stock ), 154 bales; exports to Great
Britain none to the continent lO2 bales.
|
| ding ll-lGc; net receipts II bales; gross
none sales l25 bales; stock, 1882 bales; ex-
| ports none.
Augusta, July 25.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
| ding 1850; net receipts 30 bales, gross none;
| sales 81 bales stock, S,sl9 bales
| Charleston, July 25.-Cotton closed nominal:
| middling nc; net receipts none, gross none;
[ sales none; stock l4.5l5 bales: exports to
| Great Britain none; to the continent go bales.
Cincinnati, July 25.-Cotton closed steady:
| middiing Slgc; net receipts $50 bales, gross
nome sales none: stock g.O57 bales
Louisville, July Cotton CLOSED steady;
| middling Sac; net receipts none, gross none
| sales none stock none.
| St. Louis July 25.-COtton closed steady;
| middllng T3sc; net receipts none; gross IS
| bales; sales go bales stock 81 1873 bales.
| Houston July 25.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
| ding 79sc net receipts So bales; gross none:
| sales none; stock 1867 bales.
Grain and Provisions.
New York July y, 3 D. m.-Flour quiet
! with old prices asked. the advance Of yester-
day not being maintained; winter wheat low
| grades 81 g50l2 Az winter fair to fancy ~ As
| 613 IS; winter patentsS3 401GI 90; Minnesota
| clear 81 50Gl3 %; Patents "a 00d4 Is; southern
| -four dull and steady common to fair extra
| 81 1908 49, good to choice extra So 1904 %.
! Wheat fairly active but weak and l61Ac
lower. No. red in store and elevator 7O40
| NE: afioat re: options closing weak No
/ red July 7Ol%c, August Tic; September 73%c.
| Corn moderately active but II4al4c lower
| and steady: No ? $50 40 &c in elevator: 4S5SGR
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