The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-14

F Der and October delivery 8 as6id buyers. &C
toner ana November delivery 1@-ffr.f a1h4o,
November ana December delivery Sl-6ld,
sellers. December ana January delivery 81
~ at-bid; January and February delivery
9 5i-6id buyers February and March delivery
4Se6io, value Futures closed steady
New York, July l3.-Consuldatei net re-
Z celpi> OF cotton at all the ports up to and in
I Guiding today for the week were 1914 bales;
/ exports, 20 Great Britain 1886 bales, 20
/ France l-l'J bales; 10 the continent 1886
! bales
Total net receipts at an the ports today
/ We're &45S bales, exports. TO Great Britain
/ l.s'Nl bales; TO the continent Isl bales stock
/ 3il BIS bales
New York. July -, noon.-Cotton futures
| opened steady as follows July delivery s5c;
/ August delivery 92c; September delivery
| 9 ole: October delivery s O9c November de-
| livery S l7ci December delivery 26c.
/ New York, July -. noOn.-CottOn contracts
| opened steady at 4points advance, fell >
| points and Is now unchanged from yesterday.
New Orleans. July I3.-CCtton futures dull
/ with sales Of IL POO bales. follows: July de-
/ livery 75c, August delivery zoe, September
! delivery 60c, October delivery re, No
/ vember delivery Gle, December delivery7 soc,
! January delivery 805c, February delivery l3c,
| March delivery 2ec.
New York. July l3, ! D. motion easy;
! middllng uplands lice, middling Orleans 8
! Bloc, low middlIng uplands 73sc, good ordi-
nary 15Sc: sales 247 bales.
| Futures closed steady, with sales of 1850
! bales. as follows: July delivery SIC August
! delivery Ole, September delivery Ole, Octo-
] DGI utAlhtTN O liz NONtulDtI utuNtIN Q -uC,
| December delivery 2Sc January delivery
! 8 SIC, February delivery 45c, March delivery
! 53c.
New York. July 13.-The Suns cotton re-
| view says: Some advance in Liverpool
! caused slight rise in near months at the
| opening, but this was quickly succeeded by
| decline OF to points throughout the list.
| owing to heavy rains in Texas which reached
| half an inch to two inches in some places,
| while the early depression in Wall street also
! had more or less weakening effect. Later on,
! wa nsr n fsQl
rise of l point. The Wall street
situation was better and it was main
| tanned that Texas still needs rain.
! Transactions were on very light scale.
| The general disposition in the cotton trade is
to wait events in the present financial and
! commercial situation in this country, The
! close was steady. with sales of - 800 bales.
! Liverpool advanced l to y points, lost part
of this and closed steady, with spot sales of
! 10000 bales. In Manchester yarns were in
moderate demand and cloths were steady.
Bombay receipts for the
! week We're II 900 against
1850 during the same week last year.
| The total since Jan. /, is 1476,OOO bales,
against 1871 coo bales for the same time last
year; ahoat 900 against POO last year. Ship
mentS from Bombay since Jan. l. are 34oOOO
/ to Great Britain against % 900 for same time
| last year, and $4,000 to continent, against
| 10000 for same time last year. Spot prices
/ here were weak at l-l6c. for middling up
lands with sales OF 247 bales for splnn ing
/ There was an advance Of 3sc. at Galveston
| and a decline of Lice. at Memphis. Receipts
! at the ports were , .4S8. against 6015 this day
| last week and ,442 lasJ year. New Orleans
| sold 100 bales. In New Orleans futures dc
clined early but later on August advanced
! points"
New York, July 13.-Riordan & Co.
| say of cotton; More good rains in Texas
were too much for the bulls, although Liver
| pool at first came a little higher. August
| opened at 7.93c. and after declining TO 1850
tuctuated for the greater part of the day in
| splritless kind of way between Z, $50 and 791c
| In the last fifteen minutes there was slight
| rally, mainly in sympathy with the more hope
| iul FEELING reported at that time In the stock
| market. The close was steady, with 7.9c bid
| for August. One Of the leading German houses
which has lately been strongly bullish
| is said to have sold out
its holding and changed sides to-day. The
| crop outlook is reported in the multitude of
| private kilograms received here to-day as
| everywhere rapidly improving although
| every advance in Liverpool sends SILVER
| through the ranks of the shorts We think
the chances favor lower prices in August and
We favor sales on every rally
Atlanta. July 13-COttOn quiet; middling
| 7l4c; receipts 80 bales.
Galveston. July 13.-Cotton closed steady;
middlng 7#c; net receipts p bales. gross
none; sales rs bales; stock, - l7y bales; eX-
ports, coastwise none; TO the continent 7O5
bales
Norfolk July 13.-Cotton closed steady;
! middling7 ll-l6c; net receipts 1913 bales, gross
! none; sales 1856 bales; stock 4 854 bales; eX-
! ports to Great Britain none; to the CONT
| nent 139 Bales
Baltimore. July 19-Cotton closed nominal;
middling sac; net receipts none; gross
nome sales nonei stock 9o65 bales exports
| none.
Boston. July 13.-CottOn closed quiet: mid
ding ! Lice; net receipts "a bales. gross 50
! bales; exports nome sales none; stock 1887
/ bales.
/ middling 7%c; net receipts none; gross none;
| sales none; stock 4098 bal 81 exports to Great
| Britain none; to the continent none.
! Philadelphia, July l3.-Cotton closed quiet;
] Tpil1llUp SaeC. net TeceIDtS / halpS
none; sales none; stock 9,5l9 bales; exports
! none.
New Orleans, July I3.-Cotton closed steady;
middling SC; net receipts 500 bales; gross
none; sales 1850 bales stock %, 753 bales; ex-
! ports. none.
Mobile. July 13.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding 7Bc; net receipts > bales; gross none;
sales none; stock 6,lU7 bales exports to the
! continent none
Memphis, July 13.-Cotton closed steady
middling nc; net receipts Z bales; gross
none; sales $50 bales; stock, 1851 bales,
Augusta, July l3-COttOn closed steady;
middllng 75sc; net receipts Is bales, gross
| one; sales none; stock lO,36S bales.
Charleston, July 13.-CottOn closed quiet;
middling nc; net receipts bales, gross
nOnei sales none; stock 1888 bales: exports
none.
Cincinnati, July 13.-Cotton closed steady:
middnng sac; net receipts $50 bales gross
none; sales none; stock l000l bales.
Louisville, July lS.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling Sc; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none: stock none.
st. Louis, July l3.-COttOn closed steady;
middhng T 016c; net receipts none; gross
none: sales 600 bales; stock 80, 176 bales.
Houston. July 13.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 1850; net receipts 81 bales; gross
none; sales 81 bales; stock 1867 bales.
Grain and Provision
New York July 13, p. m.-Flour dull
weak and generally lower; wintCr wheat low
grades 81 95ll2 As; winter fair 20 fancy ~ 45
G13 IS; winter patents - 4004 %; Minnesota
clear - 1908 90: Patents 81 0Od4 40; southern
-four dull and weak; common to fair extra 50 10
0l3 10. good to choice extra 50 15114 -. Wheat
very duh and lower, with options as follows:
No. > red in store and elevator 7214c afioat
7Sls0 73ac; options opened irm at &c advance
ttuCtuated rapidly and closed steady at Is6G%c
under yesterday; speculation dull; No. red
July 72Rc. August 73l6c, September 759sc
Corn duh but firm: No. - &C in elevator; 49J1c
ahoat; No. white SIC in store; options very
dull and closed steady and unchanged: July
delivery 4sL{c; August delivery 4S3ic Sep
TENDER delivery 49, c. Oats firm and in mod
crate demand; options fairly active. opening
tiriner: closing easier; July delivery SIC;
AUGUST delivery 33iFc; September3i3sc; SPOT
No , 37l5c; No. white zoe; mixed western
37t,13sl5c; white do. 300 4Rc Wool dulI
and unsettled: domestic fleece 21d32c: pulled
2GU37c. Beef dull ana steady: family $1,000
l. %: extra mess 81 SOFAS 90. Beef hams quiet
at &l7 90 Iierced beef dull ana steady; city
extra India mess So OODl7 10. Cut meats
quiet anu unsettled; picked bellies he uld;
picked shoulders rae; picked hams 13012l5c
Mlddles dull. short clear 80 -. Lard quiet