The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-23

Nash, c. & st. L.. 80 Chicago Cas-. 504
N. Y. Central. 97Ia Ed. Gen. Electric 3SA
N. j. Central. .. 921 IN. Y. & N. E.. Is \
MORT. West pfd.. 20sl Manhattan. HOY
STATE BONDS.
Alabama, class A%10O Tennessee, olds
Alabama, class B*105 Tenn. new set. 6st106
Alabama, class G *95 Tenn. new set. IS 81
louisiana cons Is. 95 Tennanew set. IS. So
North Carolina 4SFlO0 Virginia 6S........ 80
North Carolina s*l22 do ex-mat.c coup. 35
S. Caro- Browns. 90 Virginia consols. 80
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
United States As, registered. ...........1t1H
United States As, coupons ...............1l1h
United States 2s....,....... 90
*Asked. ibid.
New York, Aug. 2.-Sub-treasury balances:
Coin, $50 900: currency, s., AL, 000
Cotton.
Liverpool, Aug % noon.-Cotton, moder-
ate business; prices steady; mlddling nOmi-
nal 3I6d; sales 5000 bales-American 800
| bales speculation and export 900 bales; re
! ceipts 1900 bales American 2.400. Futures
| barely steady demand moderate.
| Futures-American mIddling, low middling
| clause, August delivery --; August and
| October delivery 4-64d: October and Novem-
| delivery f5-64d; December and January de-
| livery 6-6id; January and February deliv
! cry sod; February and March delivery
| 4 l06id; March and April delivery --.
| Tenders none.
4 p. m.-American middling fair i'd, good
! middlng 44d middling nominal 16d. low
middllng lied, good ordinary l5-l6d, ordi-
Futures American middling low middling
| clause, August delivery 76ld buyers;
August and September delivery Gl6
7-64d; September and October delivery
| 6-6id, buyers October and November deliv
| cry 6-64d, buyers; November and December
delivery 7-64d buyers; December and Jan.
uary delivery 9-64d, sellers January and
| February delivery 10-64d11 64d, sellers; Feb
ruary and March delivery 12-646t4 l3-64d;
March and April delivery l4-64d, Futures
closed firm at the advance.
| New York, Aug. p, noon.-Cotton futures
! opened steady, as follows: August delivery
! 7O5c; september delivery 2lc; October de-
livery 2ec November delivery Z zoe: De-
! cember delivery Z 3sc; January delivery
| 47c.
| New York Aug. %, noon.-Cotton contracts
| opened barely steady at 2Q5 points advance
| fell 2ol3 points, but rallied again and are now
! Gas points. over Yesterday.
New York. Aug. y, p. m.-Cotton steady;
mlddllng uplands 5lGc, mtddling Orleans
s-l6c, good ordinary 63-l6c, low middhng
Gao. Sales 10 bales
Futures closed steady, with sales of 1914 800
bales, as follows: August delivery 709c,
September delivery Iic October de
livery &c, November delivery SIC, Decem-
Der delivery 4zc. January delivery Sic
February delivery z 4Yc, March delivery
sec.
New York, Aug Consolidated net re-
ceipts of cotton at all the ports to-day were
22i bales; exports to Great Britain 4S2
bales; to France none; to the CONT
nent 7C0 bales; stock 259 7s6 bales
Total net receipts at all the ports so far
this week were 5,5S2 bales; exports to Great
Britain 5,743 bales; to France 1850 bales; TO the
continent 500 bales.
New York, Aug. 22-The Suns cotton re-
view says; There was sharp demand to
cover to-day from local and out Of town oper-
| ators and also a pretty good demand from
Europe Liverpool was higher and the finan-
cial situation somewhat better. The advance
aDone time amounted to 10 points. The dome
OF the covering was stop orders. Later on
sales to realize caused loss of about half OF
the improvement and the final prices were
to points higher than yesterday closing
steady. The sales we're 156, 400 bales. Liver
erpool advanced to points. In Manchester
yarns were quiet and steady and cloths dull
New Orleans advanced 10 points but reacted
later. Spot cotton here advanced 1-l6c
Sales 400 bales for export and 610 bales for
spinning. Deliveries on contract 100 bales
There was decline of 1-16c TO &c at three Of
the southern markets. New Orleans sold $50
bales. southern trade was dull. Receipts at
the ports were 2,224 bales against ,250 bales
this day last week, and 2, 452 bales last year.
Exports 792 bales.
New York, Aug. 29.-Riordan & Co say of
cotton: The market to-day had the FIRST de
cided reaction that it has felt for some time
Liverpool recovered its loss of yesterday and
our orenlng was rather tame at a few points
advance. January opening at 74Sc. A little
later prices weakened, January declining to
7.45c. But resolute buying by wel-known
commission house turned the tide of senti-
ment and prices gradually hardened until
7.51c was bid for January. Then the shorts
became alarmed and for a time the market
was quite excited. Sellers withdrew their
offers and the belated shorts were left to bid
against each other until 1850 was bid for Jan
uary. But there were large offerings at Z. soc.
ana after ten minutes of feVerlsh trading at
the advance prices broke. and the close was
only steady, with T5lc bid for January A
large short interest has been shaken out OF
the market, but otherwise the situation is I'M
changed and unless there should be magical
change in the situation the chances are that
we have yet to see the lowest prices
New Orleans. Aug. p. Cotton futures barely
eady, with sales OF $500 bales, as fol
lows: August delivery S3c September de-
livery Sc, October delivery 8 Sc Novem.
Der delivery 7 Ole, December delivery &C
January delivery 24c February delivery
SIC, March delivery 4Oc; April, May, Juze
Galveston. Aug 22-Cotton closed quiet;
middbDg Os4c; net receipts SIS bales; gross
none; sales 4l3 Uales; stock 1904 bales;
exports to continent none; exports coast
wise none; exports TO Great Britain
none exports to France none.
Norfolk, Aug. Z2-Cotton closed quiet;
middling 7sc; net receipts 81 bales; gross
uonei sales none; stock 76jl bales; OK
ports to the continent none; exports
coastwise $50 tales; exports to Great Brit
ain uune exports % France none.
Baltimore. Aug. 25.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling C; net receipts none; gross l.UO2
bales; sales none; stock 800 bales; ex-
pJ4 u ~ tllD continent - DdlISs NOdobNlSe
90 bales; 10 Great Britain 400 bales; to france
none.
Boston, Aug. 22.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
tlIAg Z l6c; net receipts none gross
rc gIEts l4 bales: sales none: stock
- ales; exports 70 the continent none:
exports coastwlse none exports to Great
Br;t1in none: exports TO France none.
Wilmington, Aug. 22.-Cotton closed nomi-
MAJ; middling nc; net receipts none gross
none; sales none; stock .6o5 bales exports
to The continent none. exports codstwise 100
tales: exports TO Great Britain none; ex-
ports TO rance none
Philadelphia, Aug. 22.-Cotton closed dull
miudling ll-lec; net receipts none
gross none, sales none; stock a. $40 bales
exports to the continent none; exports