The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-18

ding clause. - q good ordinary 4Ad- ordinary
q lid. July delivery 2a64s54 So 6}d. July and
August delivery 8 28.6lds Sod August and
september delivery 236H0f So64d. Scptem-
per ana October delivery 4 81 6td buyers. DC
toocr and November delivery 326t64 'f-6iu;
November and December delivery %-6ld.
buyers, December and January delivery 30
ga sellers: January and February delivery
! I 3.-tfff4 5-- SD, February and March delivery
I 5s-6ld, buyers. Futures closed arm.
New York, July Consolidated net re-
cents OF cotton al all the ports to-day were
80 bales; exports, 20 Great Britain 3,ell
93les; 10 Franco none TO the continent
2,22l bales stock 32s Sos bales.
total net receipts at all the ports so FAR
| this week were. Net receipts 3.2S2 bales; eN-
/ ports 10 Great Britain 5.261 bales, to the
continent G,25i bales
| New York July II, noOn,-Cotton futures
| opened hrm, as follows. July delivery Z soc;
| August delivery 05c; September delivery
] l4c; October delivery 8 25c. November de-
| livery 34c; December delivery 3 A3c
New Orleans, July l7.-Cotton futures easy,
| with sales Of 1900 bales, as follows: July
| delivery Sc, August delivery Ole, Septem-
! nef delivery T5c, october delivery SIC
/ November delivery 92c, December delivery
| . O2c. January delivery ICE. February deliv-
| cry s24c March delivery Bic
New York, July II, p. motion quiet
and steady; middling uplandS g 3-l6c, mid
/ ding Orleans I-l6c, low middhng uplands
! 1ate. good ordinary lice; sales l0i bales.
| Futures closed steady, with sales Of l2S, 100
! bales. as follows: July delivery '9c, Au-
gust delivery 3 use, september delivery &c
| october delivery PC, November delivery
| $500, December delivery 8 4lc January deliv
| cry SOC, February delivery 5Sc, March de
/ livery Csc.
/ New York. July 1.-THE Suns cotton re
| view says. There was little or no rain in
| Texas, ana this fact, in conjunction with
! bulllsh cables from Liverpool and MancheS-
/ ter and some demand from nervous shorts
caused an advance ofabout nine points in the
early trading. Most OF this was lost on re
! ports that the New Hampshire mills We're
| going to stop, owing to the dullneSs of trade,
| but before the close there was
some recovery, which left prices
| TO points higher than at the close Satur-
day. Fair and warm weather was predicted
| for Texas during the next twenty four hours
| Europe sold here to a moderate extent Spec
| ulatlon was not active and most operators
are still disposed to hold off and await devel-
opmenJs. The close was steady. Sales
we're l23l0O bales Liverpool ad
a 4@ with p 5G se points Of 8 @RS f 1oes
| New Orleans advanced to 10 points,
! but lost some of this. Spot cotton here was
| quiet and steady, with sales Of 1854 bales for
| spinning, southern spot markets were quiet
| ana generally unchanged. There was an ad-
| vance OF l-l6 to Is cents at two of them. New
! Orleans sold 800 bales Receipts at the ports
| were 2,25O bales against 1885 this day last
| week and 500 last year Exports from the
| ports were 2 200 bales.
New York, Jnly 17.-RiOrdan & Co, say of
! cotton; Although the Improvement IN Liver
pool helped our market somewhat to-day
| It's main strength was derived from the news
| thar no further rains had fallen in Texas and
| the fear that the need Of moisture might de-
| velop into serious do ught. August opened
points higher at Sole and gradually ad-
| vanced 10 N07c For a time n0bCdU seemed
disnosnd TO sell ana the feaIinr anon, sborts
was erv Tnda ,i, o me % fba ii Ua tbaf
| MANY of tne large eastern mills had decided
to shut down caused sudden change in
| the temper of the market In q
| very short time August had fallen TO 1890
! In the last half hour there was a rally of
few points and the close was steady. with
| ,nnrl-nt wiz, T,eVos 40 The rniingr Fac+or
| prolongatfon of The drV smell in mat state
| would gradually stltfen prices while GOOD and
gen1In7 rims here world he iilyeiv fo Ca,Ise
a sharn decline y --''0-' ~
Atlanta mi, * Cotton c,,io+ ,,,i7z,,,,,
~, ol'lLlod J . l".-OoIuou quIeU' HluuIlng
'52C' IooolpUS Lyue'
aiESslC y d uly I..-GotLo1 cioSeu quleti
niuo'llns ~ net IectIpys i52 naIeS; gross
HouG' 9dlo9 Oh D1Io9' SVoCh' --''oo OaISSi eA-
ports. none 80 c-..- -,.
NoIiolh' July Lt.-Cottoh Closed STEADY :
nlIuunns ~, me- lGGeIptS 100 Dales, gross
uoie SIle9 - Sto0h ''oIt paIea, exports.
10 atI,ll iQ,G i 90 5nG comment go
pdieS. eA porUS c0I9L"ls oU baies'
i5 35I!I July I.'-CotIon closed nominal;
mluuAng osci net receipts none gross
none sales 2Oo stock 8,'6l bales; exports,
none. o..--,
Boston, July i'-Cotlon closed quiet; mid
lllns me- pooeipIs 80 DaieS, gross 20
Wilmington, july Cotton closed quiet:
mlddllnG re, net receipts none; gross
none; sales nome stock lilo bales; exports
none: ,,r
| Pnllauelpha, july l''-Cotton closed hrm;
hlduIln8 o13ci heI teceIpIs 40 Dalesi gross
none sales none STOCK lO2JO bales exports
none, ,, r.,,-
New orleans, July If,-CotIon closed hrmi
| miuollhg sac IeJ TeC6lpts Luz DaleSi gross
l'ZUf baieS' SAFES ZtVJ DaIes; stock 81 lS3
udle9, CN poIts' 10 olo continent none coast
| wise none.
mobile july I'.-Cotton, nothing doing;
LluuililS '-loC, net ItoelPI 6, - 3aIeS gross
none saleS mont; none STOCK 9'oOI DaIeS exports
| 10 lht continent % ndltS'