The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-20

maud; prices unchanged. American mid
ding uplands a gi6d; sales 10000 bales
American $500 oalesi speculation and export
9on males. receipts Suu0 bales American B.
100 Futures steady. demand moderate.
Futures American mIddling. low middling
clause July and August delivery 2s-6id Au-
gust and september delivery 4 2S6ld
4 2SCl1 september and October delivery 4
2s-bttt4 2s-6tQ October and November deliv-
cry 4 3t-6414 ~ 64d; November and Decem-
Der delivery 1 32-6i14 3S-6AtJ4 b 64d; Deem
Der and January Si-6ld; January and Feb
ruary delivery 35-64d, February and March
delivery 3164d.
p. m.-American middling fair AID, good
mlddlng 4'3d mlddllng 9-l6d, low mlddllng
tl6i. good ordinary 5-l6i ordinary lad.
Futures-American middling, fair, I'D;
GOOD mlddling 48d; middlng 4tsd; low mid
ding clause, a. I'd: good Ordina ry 44d; ordinary
l-l6d; July delivery 27-64d buyers. July and
August deliver / 27-6id buyers: August and
September delivery 27-6id buyers; Septem-
Der ana October delivery p 6Ai,4 2964d: OC-
tOber and November delivery 3O-64d sellers;
November and December delivery 4 3l-640
4 o2blu; December and January delivery 49,
6id value, January and February delivery
4 53b4d, SellerSi February and March delivery
4 3164d. sellers. Futures closed quiet.
Manchester, July l9-lhe Guardians com
merclal article says; "FlrmneSs prevails
and sometimes there is a hardening tendency
which is mainly due to the extent Of engage
mentS Inquiries are made for good shifting
Tor Calcutta and u fractional advance is paid
for suitable delivery. Medium shirtings are
occasionally little easier Makers OF good
bleaching shlrtingS are willing sellers, being
largely affected by the cessation of business in
the sllVer-uSlng countries, outside of India,
Sales Tor China are lmpractlcable. the banks
refusing to quote exchange for delivery be-
yond July. There are orders for jaconets
but mainly for small lots. Yarns are inactive
and prices are Irregular
New York, July 10, noon.-Cotton futures
opened steady, as follows: July delivery Soc;
August delivery Z 94c; September delivery
SOlc; october delivery l4c; November de-
livery BE; December delivery 35c
New York, July 10. noon.-COtUOn contracts
opened steady and unchanged, but sold of 2GD3
points on rain reports from Texas, rallied
again on local buying, and now unchanged to
l point over yesterday.
New York July 9-ConsOlidated net re-
celpts Of cotton at ali the ports to-day were
81 bales exports, to Great Britain $3.50
bales; to France none; to the continent
los bales, stock 1884 bales.
Total net receipts at all the ports so far
this week We're; Net receipts, 5,403 bales; eX-
ports. TO Great Britain Is 2G6 bales; to the
continent 9.743 bales.
Atlanta, July 19.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 73sc; receipts none.
New York, July 10, p. motion easy;
middllng uplandS sac, middling Orleans
S3s low middhng uplands 11-l6c good or
binary = sales IA bales.
Futures closed quiet and steady, with sales
Of $500 bales as follows: July delivery 7
SIC August delivery 9lc, September deiv-
cry O3c, October delivery nc, November
delivery &c, December delivery SIC, Janu-
airy delivery Ale, February delivery S4ec,
March delivery 9 58c.
New York, July 1.-the Suns cotton re-
view says; The adverse factorstO-day were
l. the decline in Liverpool, unfaVOrable tnan-
cial news from the west and some rain in the
lower Mississippi valley and Texas The net
result was decline in prices, but it was
slight as there is an impression that a good
deal more rain is needed in Texas. and that in
some parts of that state the drought is be-
coming serious. No one apparently has suf-
hctent confidence, however. to trade largely
on either side of the market, and speculation
IS on very moderate scale. Rain was pre-
dlcted for Eastern Texas during the next 4S
hours. Several more mills in New England
announce their intention to close for
a time owing to the duIlneSS of trade. Prices
declined / to points. closing quiet and
steady. Sales were 90 800 bales. Liverpool
declined to 21a points, closing quiet, with
sales of 10000 bales. In Manchester yarns and
cloths are in moderate demand. In New Or
leans futures declined to points. Receipts
at the ports were S74 bales against 374 this
dav last week, and 473 last year. Exports
S.l5J bales, from New Orleans to Great Brit
ain. Southern spot markets were generally
| quiet and unchanged. here was an advance Of
1-l69l-8c at two of them and decline OF 1-16c
! at one. ="
New York July 19,-Riordan & Co. say of
cotton: The traders in cotton here We're al
| together befogged to-day. Liverpool refused
| to show US any beacon light and the crop ac-
counts, especially for 10 day. were contradict
| DRY and so confusing as to puzzle everybody.
! Under these circumstances the market was
! dull and sluggish August opened 9tc de-
! clined to 7.99c and fuctuated during most of
! the day between 7.9lc and 1876. The close
! was quiet and steady with 79lc bid for Au-
| gust. Everything at the moment
| depends on the weather, A good
rain in Texas would inevitably depress val
| ues while every day that they are deferred
will tend to brighten the shorts and strengthen
| the market. ! he bulls claim that the imam
cial situation would also help cotton but this
point is disputed by many of the bears.
D h4rIl d,
their views Just now
New Orleans. July I9.-Cotton futures quiet.
with sales of l2500 bales as follows: July
delivery 56c August delivery : 53c Sentem-
November delivery 78lc, December delivery
Z 92c, January delivery 05s. February dev-
cry BE March delivery PIC.
Galveston, July 10 Cotton closed steady;
middling re; net receipts o. bales gross
none; sales Z bales stock, 1927 bales; ex-
ports, none.
middling re net receipts % bales, gross
none sales 81; stock 1904 bales; exports
to Great Britain none; to the continent "A
bales; exports cOaStwise none.
Baltimore, July 19.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling s1sc; net receipts none: gross
700 bales; sales none; stock 9,46l bales; ex-
ports, none.
Boston, July l9-Cotton closed Quiet; mid
ding 8 3-l6c; net receipts 1872 bales gross
none; exports nome sales none; stock none
Wilmington, July lg.-Cotton closed quiet;
mlQQlllE 1t9CY net receipts none, gross
none; sales none; stock 4.l39 bales; exports
none.
Philadelphia, July 19.-Cotton closed steady;
middling SIC; net receipts lU2 bales; gross
none; sales none; stock 1922 bales; exports
none.
Savannah. July 19.-Cotton closed steady;
middling Z sc; net receipts 277 bales gross
none; sales 1870 bales; stock 1924 bales ex-
ports to the continent 40 bales.
New Orleans, July l6.-COttOn closed firm:
middling 3 IGc; net receipts l5Z bales: gross
152 bales; sales LOO bales; stock n 7g4
bales; exports, to the continent Sl5J bales;
coastwise $40 bales
Mobile, july l9.-Cotton, quiet: middlinR
re; net receipts none; gross none; sales %
bales; stock 300 bales exports to the con
tinent none.
Memphis, July 19.-Cotton closed firm; mid.
ding 7ssc; net receipts "a bales; gross none;
sales 1870 bales; stock, Il $50 bales,
Augusta, July 19.-Cotton closed steady;
middling ll-lbc; net receipts % bales gross
none; sales % bales stock 9 ,449 bales
Charleston, July l9.-CottOn closed quiet:
middnng 74c; net receipts 4 bales gross
none; sales none; stock none: exports TO the
continent none; coaStwiSe none.
Cincinnati, July l9.-CottOn closed steady:
middhng sac; net receipts AS bales, gross
none: sales none: stock 9 1913 bales
Louisville. July lS.-Cotton closed steady;
middling sac; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none; stock none
st. Louis, July 19.-Cotton closed steady;
middlng 15gc; net receipts none: gross
l29 bales; sales none; stock 6 397 bales.
Houston. July l9.-COtton closed steady;
middling Use; net receipts 70 bales; gross
none; sales 6l; stock 1914 bales.