The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-15
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


were inc OpCulA5 QuOt1tiOho'
C2icago and Northwestern. ...............10 1905
Lake Shore. ........... .............ll9
Norfolk and Western preferred ......... 1875
Richmond and West Point Terminal.
Western Union. ..... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
New York, July a. p. m.-HIoney on call
easy, ranging from 4 to per cent, closing
offered at >: prime mercantile paper 661l0
per cent, Sterling exchange tirmer: posted
rates 81 82la04 Sta Commercial bills 81 S61
48} Government bonds steady. State bonds
dull Railroad bonds trmer.
sales of silver at the stock exchange to-day
were / Is 900 ounces at I3c.
New YOrh, July 14.-LOwer quotations from
London caused rather irregular opening of
the stock market, but outside of Louisville
and Nashville, which dropped 2as per cent to
81, there We're no declines to speak of. The
increased supply of money on call and the
fact that IL moderate amount of funds was
offered on time led to purchases for both long
and short account. Some of the bears at
tempted to cover, while certain operators who
recently espoused the short side took the
bull tack. The demand led to a sharp re
coVery and Notwithstanding repeated at
tempts to bring about a reaction nearly
everything on the list showed u net gain for
the day, the Improvement varying from 4 to
20 per cent outside OF Louisville and Nash
vile and Pacific Mail, which were down "a
and d respectively. The rise was caused by
purchases Tor investment, which have become
quite d feature of the dealings. Transac-
tions aggregated 235 600 shares of
which l6 900 were unlisted. The most active
stocks were St Paul, Burlington Western
Union, Rock Island and'Sugar The distinctly
easier feeling in the money market encourages
the commission houses to branch out little
more in their operations, and the fact that
there is still heavy outstanding short in
terest furnishes a basis for still further re-
covery. as there are no untOward develop
mentS in financial and commercial circles
Speculation 8 left off steady and firm in tone
The closing bids were:
AtchlSon, T. Il s. r. 20 IN. Y. Central -1OOR
Baltimore Il Ohio. 6S12 N. j. Central $500 98Ia
Canada Pacific. IA Mort. & West. pfd. 10
Ches & Ohio. -. 151a Northern Pacific. ia
Chicago, b. & @. 81 do preferred 30
Chicago & Alton. 140* Northwestern 10l
Cotton Oil ........ 3Ol8 do preferred. 1876
Cotton Oil pref g. Pacific Mail 49, 1881
East Tennessee "a Reading. .......... lax
do do pref 8 Richm'd T'minai ~
Erie. .............. 418lRock Island. ..... 6535
Erie preferred. % st. Paul......... 61l8
Illinois Central. So st. Paul pref. tl2I
Del, Lack & w .l43 Silver Certificates 1879
Lake Erie s. W. 15A Sugar Refinery s11s
do do pref. 69la do do pref so
Lake Shore Ills Tenn. Coal s. Iron. 1914
Il vile q Nash 51Ak do do pref. Is
Memphis & Char. 10 Texas Pacific 49, ~
Michigan Central. 81 Union Pacitic. p -
Missouri Pacific. 2958l Wabash. ...... ~
Mobile & Ohio I6 Wabash prefd 1885
Nash. Z. q st. L.. 70 Western Onion. 1888
STATE BONDS
Alabama, class A . 1918 Tennessee dds 60
Alabama, class B*10i Tenn new set IS 100
Alabama, class c. *96 Tenn. new set. IS 95
louisiana onsls. 80 Tenn new set IS G7
North Carolina As 1908 Virginia is. $3.50. 80
North Carolina Is 1924 do ex-mat. coup. IS
S. Caro'a Browns. 50 Virginia consols. 50
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
United States IS, registered. ...........111
United states As, coupons. ...............1tI
United states IS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
asked. IBID
New York, July 14-Sub-treasury balances:
Coin, Sos, 6Sl, 900; currency, S13,353000,
Liverpool July a. noon.-Cottop quiet.
prices unchanged; American middling up
lands AID: sales 900 Dales-American 7 200
bales; speculation and export 800 bales re
ceipts 800 bales-aI American. Futures
easy; demand freely supplied.
FutureS-American mlddling low middling
clause, July and August delivery 25-dad; Au-
gust and September delivery 27-6t6Dl 25-64d;
September and October delivery 4 28-64d
also 27-6id: October and November delivery
43)64dd; November and Decem Der delivery
32-8fd: also / 2J-64d; December and January
32-64d also 31G4d; January and February
delivery 80 Odd
Tenders 100 new dockets
p. m.-American middling fair 4Kd, good
middling 43sd, middling 412d, low middIing
4hd good ordinary AID ordinary lid.
Futures American middling fair, I'd;
good middling 49sd: middling 4%d; low mid
ding clause, 43sd good ordinary I'D: ordinary
l'l6d; July delivery 25-Gid, buyers; July and
August delivery 23-6fd, buyers: August and
September delivery % 6I614 26-6td: Sentem-
Der and October delivery 26-6401t 27-64d: DC
tober and November delivery 4 2S-61d buyers
November and December delivery 4 2g-640
D-6lG; December ana January delivery 81
Gid, buyers; January and February delivery
43G4d, sellers February ana March delivery
I 346iG4 3564d. Futures closed quiet ana
steady
New York, July 14.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts of cotton at ali the ports up to and in
GLIDING to-day for the week were 4 $40 bales.
exports, 20 Great Britain 20 857 bales. TO
he sTr,, EDe
bales.
Total net receipts at all the ports TODAY
were 756 bales; exports. to Great Britain
5606 bales; to the continent $50 bales; stock
1886 77l,bales.
Total net receipts since Sept. /: 1905 III
bales exports, to Great Britain ,. 1893 OBJ bales
to France 546,250 bales, to the continent .434.
53l bales.
New York July If. noon.-Cotton futures
opened quiet as follows August delivery
Sc September delivery $50; October de-
cem6er delivery 8 Pee.
New, York, July a. noon.--Cotton contracts
opened quiet at decline of 4 points ana al
noon were 203 points below Yesterday
New Orleans, July l4.-Cotton futures steady
with sales OF i!.200 bales, as follows: July de
livery &C, August delivery SIC. SepteInh her
delivery 6ac, October delivery nc, No
Vember delivery SIC, Decem Der delivery 7 csc
January delivery lie, February delivery
Sl9c, March delivery nc.
New York, July "a, p. Motion easy;
mluollIE upidnuS l-loc, midQIlng Orleans =
5l6c, low mtddllng uplands 75sc good ordi-
nary T'sc; sales OH bales.
Futures closed steady, with sales Of 60 400
bales as follows: July delivery ssc. August
delivery yJc, September delivery O}c. Octo-
Der delivery lac, November delivery < DC
December delivery Bic. January delivery
40c, February delivery 8 4Sc, March delivery
56c.
New York, July 1.-THE Suns cotton re-
view says; Rain in Texas to-day was ligbt
and this tact more than Offset the small de
cine IN Liverpool as there is q general i'm
preston that good deal more rain is needed
III Iexas. There were also reports of worms
and grasshoppers in that state though thew
were not taken very seriously The crop over
a considerable area of theecotton belt is back
ward, and this fact, together with the BETTER
situation in Wall street and some local and
southern covering, led to a moderate advance.
At one time prices were four points
higher than at yesterdays close.
The nnll quotations were to points higher
for the day. with the tone very steady
largely kept the sales down to 80 400 bales
Liverpool declined 1 to ~ points, CLOSING
quiet and steady with spot sales at 5000
bales. In Manchester yarns were irregular
ana cloths steady. In New Orleans futures
declined to points but recovered this and
advanced / to points. LIVERPOOL stock
was l.376000 inclldin lt2i go pales Amcri-
can, against L376.JJJ last week including
ll42OJJ American. and 1919 0D0 a year ago
including f3d,0OO bales American
Receipts at ports were 100
against 3.5S3 this day last week
ana l,J3l last year; total fo1 the week IL SO
against 1870 last week and "a 800 last wear
Exports were 6,i25 bales. Spot cotton here
was easy but without quotable change. Mid