The morning news., 1894-07-27
EXPORTS OF COTTON THIS DAY.
CT. Brit Fr,nce. Cont C,s
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Liverpool, July 26, noon.-Cotton-Dull
demand moderate; prices steady; Amer
lean middling, 29-52d; sales, 1900 bales;
American. l0, 500 bales; speculation and export
- bales. Futures opened firm; demand
fair,
characterization middling fair low mid
ling clause: July, ID; July and August,
34S-64d, also 5O-64d; August and September,
55064d, also 35l64d; September and Octo-
her, 5l-64d, also 50 64d; October and No
vemOer 52-64d, also SO 64d; November and
December, 53-64d, also 54-64d; December
and January, 464d, also 55-64d; January
and February, 3 55-64d, also 3 So Sid; February
and March, 56C4d, also 57-64d. Tenders
at to-day's clearings were - bales new
dockets
p m.-Cotton, American m1ddling fair.
$3.50; good middling, 4d; middling, 29-S2d;
low mlddling, 1850; good ordinary, ll-l6d;
ordinary, 3lad
Futures-American middlng fair low mid
Cling clause: July, 5O-64d, buyers; July and
august, 80 SAD, buyers; August and Sep
tember, so 64d, sellers; September and Oc-
3 3264d, sellers; November and December,
5o3-64d, sellers; December and January, 3 a3-
otg3 5464d, January and February 3 A5-64d,
sellers February and March, 3 56-64l13 57-64d.
futures closed steady.
New York, July 26. noon.-Cotton futures
opened easy, as follows: July, 66c; Au-
gust, 73c; Septem Der, 79c; October. 687c;
November, 94c; Decem Der, Z 02c.
New York, July 26, 4 p. m.-Cotton futures
Closed steady, with sales OF lS59OO
oales, as follows: July, 6 64d6 65c; August,
61UQ6 7lc; September, 1906 nc; October,
6s2Q6 SIC; Novemb ber = 9066 &c; December,
J'G6 9Sc; January, O4O7 Csc; February,
ilG7 l2c; March, z 1907 2Jc.
New Orleans, July 26-Cotton futures
closed ~ steady, with sales. Of 25,6O0 bales,
as follows: July q t6c, August sic, Septem
Ier +sc, october soc, November SIC, De-
Genber 6 66c, January nc, February 73c,
March 6 Sac April 9Oc.
New York July 26.-The Suns cotton re-
poit says: The Liverpool news was disap-
pointing, the crop news was generally favor
doIe ndmany recent buyers sold out That
was all there was of the market to-day The
9tot sales in New York, New Orleans and
Liverpool made an aggregate of 1880 bales,
aud sales of some descriptions Of cotton
suous show an increase. But. taking the
e.vIatlon as whole. on the basis OF supply.
present. and prospective. and the existing
1Vmdnd, most operators incline to the short
New York, July 26.-Riordan & Co. say Of
sollon today The market TO day was more
a IeIVous and varia lie than it has been Tor
-as Ine past The Liverpool cables were
amer disappointing, and August opened 3
polalS lower at s nc; a little later it rallied
Do4c and stlll later declined to 66Sc. The
~.eEhdtlons OF strength and weakness were
IA f,.ou4lly frequent and there were rapid and
,..eflsn fluctuations between the extremes
gaaiAea The close was barely steady with
'5c uld Tor August. Probably the fact that
o,r.'I Wv - llotlCG udy lOI August uellNGEltS
oHuiluted TO the weakness in the final trad
~ Inc crop accounts as a whole continues
s'9l ana unless they should change. we do
& &to. see what influence there is to check the
,v1"ne But large proportion Of southern
".L!o' Ior the first time this season, are
..ng short. and>all shrewd operators say
'"1' Is a bad sign for the bears"
Naval Stores.
"A spirits Turpeniine There was no change
l4e situation OF the market. The good.
-I'a uEht between the buyers ana the fac
'NnDnued without developments. The
sensation being private meeting Of the
r.,t Whleh was he'd m the afternoon 10
t'Ns lbelr plans tO gain their point They
..r IT'D RlFc ON the proceedings OF the
80 the Board Of Trade, at the open.
h''h.ul doing.
here was "a fair business doing iu
..f lari ~ the day. uut as The after.
Aa consumed by "a mect'us uf The
Xxx. business was almost completely
lhg sales Tor the day wore about
tItth a. The Board NJ Trade at ne
.t'l at d o'clock che marFei was
lrm and unchanged, wiil sales oi