The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-25

-64Fs 2-d. December ana January 4 c9Gid.
January and February delivery Sl6i04 30
6id; February and March delivery sl-o4d'
D. m-American middling fair 8isd,
good mlddllug 910d. midunng asa, low mid
ding asa, good ordinary 44d, ordinary
Futures American middling, fair, sd;
good mlddhgE asa, middling 4i7d, low MO
ding clause. I'd good ordina ~ ii4d. ordinary
l-l6d. July delivery 23-64d buyers July and
August delivery 2}6id, sellers. August and
september delivery 226t04 23-6id: Septcm-
Der and October delivery 2t64d sellers Oc
toher and November delivery 4 25-6id buyers;
November and December delivery 26-bt@
25-6id December and January delivery 2s-
sd. buyers; January and February delivery
3O64d, February and March delivery 32-bid
sellers. Futures closed barely steady,
/ New York, July a. noon.-Cotton futures
/ opened easy, as follows: July delivery 1yci
/ August delivery 79c; September delivery
/ = SSC; October delivery Csc. November de-
! livery 8 orc; December delivery ~.
| New York, July y, noon. Cotton contracts
/ opened easy at SOL points decline, following
| LiverpOols loss OF 31t3 points. but the trading
was only local, with considerable switching
| from August TO later months. Prices at noon
were 3@ 4 points below saturday but trading
New York. July "a Consolidated net re-
coipts of cotton at all the ports to-day were
| LIP bales: exports TO Great Britain l,l01
bales, to France l0l bales; to the continent
! 3.21S bales stock Boz, 392 bales.
Total net receipts at all the ports so far
| this week We're 1921 bales; exports to Great
Britain 1879 bales; TO the continent 5,O2e
bales; to France 100 bales
New York, July p, p. motion quiet;
middlIng uplands Lice, middltng Orleans
! bloc; low middllng uplandS 1H8c, gOOd Ordl-
| nary l5-l6c sales $40 bales. .,
Futures closed steady, with sales Of lOOl0O
| bales, as follows: July delivery Sic, August
| delivery soc, September delivery SIC, &c
| tOber delivery CSC, November delivery csc,
! December delivery l9c. January delivery
| 2Sc February delivery 36c, March delivery
45c
New York. July 24.-The Suns cotton re-
| view says: Some rain in Texas, a decline in
| Liverpool, the depression in Wall street,
| selling for short account. and some long liqui-
/ datiOn caused a moderate decline. The ram
| fall in Texas was light, but, coming with the
decline in Liverpool and other nfavorhie
conditions it had more effect than perhaps 1t
| would otherwise have had. Irans-
actions were still moderate as many
cotton houses are disinclined to
| trade largely on each SIDE OF
the market until they can see their way more
clearly as to the prospects for business In
this country, Prices declined > to Z points
and closed steady with part of this recovered
Sales were 100 100 bales. Liverpool declined
2l5 to 8 points and closed barely steady,
with spot sales of 5000 bales. In Manchester
yarns were dull and cloths steady. New
| Orleans declined 4 points. Receipts at the
ports to-day were 1l42 bales $50 this day
day last week and 10SS last year. Exports
from the ports were S2GS bales TO this Contl-
nent. Spot cotton here was quiet and I'M
| Southern markets were quiet ana IN most
cases unchaged. New Orleans was weak
| New Orleans sold 800 bales
New York, July 24-Rlordan 60. say OF
cotton: 1T was a steady and stubborn mar
| ket to-day. The bulls were afraid to buy and
the bears we're equally afraid to sell The un-
certainty about the outlook in Texas was the
| great point upon which the fluctuations
hinged. Liverpool was lower but Liverpool
! plays second fiddle to Texas as market IN
| fiuence. August opened at 7.s0c, declined TO
/ Z 81 llind n Z and closed at f9t HlQ,
| with the tone steady. The bears pointed to
| the map showing rains in Texas the bulls
| argued with good deal of confidence that the
| rains were only showers. Both sides ad-
| mitted that more rains and heavy ones are
needed. and the market is waiting to see
/ whether they will come
| Atlanta. July 24.-CottOn quiet mlddlfng
re; receipts none.
New Orleans. July 24.-CottOn futures quiet
with sales of 1,7s00 bales as follows: July
| delivery acc, August delivery &c Septem-
| Der delivery sic, October delivery &c,
November delivery INC, December delivery
! sic, January delivery SIC, February deltv-
cry S05c March delivery 8 l3c t
Galveston, July "A Cotton closed quiet;
| middling 7l4c net receipts rs bales gross
nones sales Al bales; stock, 2l024 bales; eX-
| ports none.
Norfolk July 24-Cotton closed steady;
middling 7s4c; net receipts ll5 bales, gross
none; sales bales; stock 9.7OS bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain none; to the continent
baltimore. July 24-Cotton closed nominal;
middling 8Hc net receipts none; gross
none; sales none; stock o9l9 bales; exports
| none.
Boston. July 2f-Cotton closed quiet mid
ding $50; net receipts none; gross none;
| exports none sales none; stock i2,Hl8 bales
| Wilmington, July 34.-COttOn closed dull;
| middling nc; net receipts none: gross
none; sales none; stock 4.lOS bales; exports
| none
middling 8lsc net receipts l6j bales gross
! 270 bales sales none; stock 10,795 bales; ex-
| ports none.
middling sac; net receipts 593 bales; gross
Cos bales; sales SOO bales; stock 769sl bales;
exports none.
9l6c; net receipts s. bales; gross none;
sales 30 bales; stock 5,l50 bales exports to
| Great Britain none; to the continent us bales.
Memphis, July 2l.-Cotton closed quiet mid
/ ding If 16c; net receipts 60 bales; gross
/ none sales - bales; stock. 1888 bales.
Augusta, July 2i-Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding 7sc; net receipts n bales, gross none;
| sales 40 bales; stock $500 bales.
! Charleston, July 24.-Cotton closed nominal;
| middling 74c; net receipts 10 bales, gross
none; sales none; stock 4,745 bales exports
| none.
Cincinnati, july 24.-Cotton closed steady
middhng SIC; net receipts 2l7 bales gross
none; sales none: stock 8,S2l bales.
Louisville, July 24.-CottOn iclosed steady;
middling sac; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock none
ST. Louis, July 24.-Cotton closed quiet;
mldQIlng f38C, net fec6lpbS - DdleS, gross
| l65 bales; sales none; stock 30 5l8 bales.
Houston, July 24.-Cotton closed dull mid
ding 79ac; net receipts 80 bales; gross none;
| sales nonc stock 1861 bales.
Grain aud Provisions.
New York, July "a . D. m.-Flour held
| tirmer, and checking BUSINESS winter
| wheat low grades 81 95Q2 As winter fair to
| fancy 81 1908 IS; winter patents 81 1904 90;
| Minnesota clear s. 506l3 90; Patents 81 0061
| 4 -; southern -four quiet and steady; common
to fair extra s. 1908 10: good to choice extra
! 50 l5l4 70. Wheat dull but l140l1ac higher,
! the advance checking business; No. 2 red in
store and elevator 7261721ac; afioat 7354c OPP
lions fairly active ana closed firm at 1l40113c
| advance; No. , red July 7lAc, August 72hc;
! September 744c Corn firm at 2d2ac ad-
| vance, but dull No. 494050c in elevator;
| 50A051c adOat; No white 52e in store; OPP
tions were duh but firm at 21s028c advance;
July delivery 49%c; August delivery 49Ac;
! September delivery 9Iac. Oats firm and quiet
! Is01hc up: options stronger and moderately
| active; July delivery 37c; August delivery
324c; September 311ac; spot No. 2 3G24G137c;
| No white 37tsM3Sc; mixed western 36%m
/ 3sIsc; white do. 3sG43c. Wool in moderate
! demand and steady domestic fleece 27Gl32G;
| pulled 2G0,37c Beef steady and dull; family
! 80 00012 90; extra mess 81 50dS 90. Beef
/ hams quiet and steady at 3lS co. Tierced beef
/ inactive md steady; city extra India mess
I 815 000l7 90. Cut meats weak and quiet;
/ picked bellies ll%c; picked shoulders 7c;
picked hams 1l60l2c Middles quiet: short
| clear 80 Is. Lard quiet and lower; western