The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-12

American 9oo0 bales; speculation and export
! tn bales, receipts $500 bales-American
2gN Futures steady; demand moderate.
FuturCS- American mlddlinR low mlddllng
clause. July and August delivery 4 266ld- Au
gust and September delivery 2s-ti0i 21-oid'
also % sd, september aud october delivery
3 So-6fft t2964d. October and November delV-
cry a1-b4di November and December deuV-
cry 22-Gld. December and January 2nGtn
! 5000; January and February delivery 81
ot04 SO 6id; February and March delivery
3S-6f5t4 35-64d
1 p. m.-American middling fair AID, good
mlddling 43sd. middltng AID, low mlddllng
/ 4aad good ordinary 4l4d, ordinary Lied
Futures-American middling, fair, I I'd;
I good middling fAd; middling 4tsd; low mid
/ ding clause sd good ordinary aid: ordinary
} Lied; July delivery 4 26-6id sellers; July
and August delivery 26-6id. sellers: August
and September delivery 26-6i0t4 25-64d; sep
/ temher and October delivery 27-6id4 2s-O+d;
October and November delivery 4 % 6id, sell
/ erS; November and December delivery 1904
/ "a 3l-64d; December and January delivery 4
S2-64d, value; January and February delivery
4 34-b4d sellers February and March delivery
/ + 35-6iQ4 3664d. Futures closed easy.
/ New York, July I.-Consolidated net re
/ ceipts of cotton at all the ports up to and in
! exports, to Great Britain lO.727 bales; to
! France s39 bales to the continent 7 S65 bales
Total net receipts at all the ports to-day
! We're 1882 bales; eXpOrtsg to Great Britain
! 1910 bales to the continent 1906 bales
| stock 347 $50 bales
New York, July II, noon.-Cotton futures
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| August delivery Ole; September delivery
| 8 lie; October delivery PIC; November de
! livery 29c; December delivery SIC.
| New York, July IL. noon.-CotJon contracts
| opened steady at 303 points decline fell
! points and is now 10 points below yesterday.
New Orleans. July lI.-Cotton futures steady
| with sales Of - 100 bales, as follows: July de-
| livery soc, August delivery soc, September
delivery sec, October delivery rec, No
| vember delivery soc, December delivery SOC,
January delivery 04c,February delivery Sl2c'
March delivery 100.
New York, July II, / p. motion easy;
middlng uplands Slsc middling Orleans S25c,
! low middhug uplandS Z Lice good ordinary
| &c; sales 425 bales.
Futures closed quiet. with sales of 169SOO
/ bales, as follows: July delivery Sac August
| delivery Z sec, September delivery 99c, Octo-
Der delivery 09c, November delivery nc,
! December delivery 25c January delivery
! 8 34c, February delivery 42c, March delivery
| 3 SOC.
New York, July 1.-THE Suns cotton re
| view says; There was an advance in Liver
| pool, but it was not so great as had been eX-
| pected and besides there were light rains in
Texas, and some selling. This started local
| liquidation, and, with some selling for South
ern account. prices declined rapidly and lost
the improvement of yesterday. The dis
turbed financial situation here and abroad
doubtless had some effect There is an
Impression, moreover, that the crop outlook
in this country has latterly improved.
Prices declined IA TO Is points and closed
quiet with sales Of 169,S0O bales. Liverpool
advanced four points but lost fully one-halt
| OF this, and closed weak, with spot sales OF
10000 bales. In Manchester the higher prices
asked for yarns checked business and cloths
were quiet. New Orleans declined Is to II
points Spot prices here were easy, with
sales Of 425 bales for spinning. Southern spot
markets were generally unchanged and steady
or firm. New Orleans sold 200 bales. Au-
gusta advanced Lice. Receipts al the ports
were 1882 bales against 100 this day last
week. and 1926 last year. The total thus far
this week is 1880 against 1856 the same time
last week. Exports from the ports were II $50
bales
New York, July r,-Riordan & Co.
say OF cotton; Liverpool ap-
the bulitsh report of the agricultural bureau
than our traders did, and the course OF our
market today was just the reverse of that of
yesterday August opened at s.O5c and de-
clined, with scarcely any reaction worth men
tioning, to 1890. The close was quiet al the
| lowest prices. 1t was day OF 1Qutdations.
The buyers of yesterday threw overheard
their holdings in disgust, and the bears en-
bOldened at the attitude Of Liverpool, helped
the decline by liberal short sales. Every
thing seemed to be against the
reports of good and beneficial rains in Ala
} | bama and the southwest, and towards the
close the bad break in the stock market in
tensided the uneasiness of holders and rem
dered everybody more anxious to sell. Crop
accounts today were much more favorable
and should they so continue 1t will not be
easy for the bulls to check the decline.
Liverpool certainly does not seem disposed
Atlanta, July ll.-Cotton quiet; middling
Galveston, jury 11.-Cotton closed steady;
middling INC; net receipts 23l bales, gross
none; sales bales; stock, 23sl4 bales; ex-
Norfolk, July 11.-Cotton closed steady;
middling7 11-16c; net receipts l47 bales, gross
none sales none; stock II O59 bales; exports,
to Great Britain none to the continent 80
baltimore July 1t.-Cotton closed nominal;
middling SIC; net receipts none; gross
I o1ogr gFDn IL ,a1a
Boston, July 11.-Cotton closed quiet mid
ding sac; net receipts 43 bales, gross 900
bales; exports none; sales none stock -
/ bales.
Wilmington. July 11.-Cotton closed dull:
middling nc; net receipts none; gross none
sales none; stock ,069 bales; exports to Great
Britain none; to the continent none.
Philadelphia, July I1.-CottOn closed firm
middling SIC; net receipts pa bales; gross
none; sales none; stock 9,2O7 bales; exports
New Orleans, July I1.-Cotton closed firm;
middling re; net receipts 9S3 bales; gross
233 balCS, sales 200 bales stock SO 1914 bales;
exports. 10 Great Britain 4,940 bales; to the
continent 729 bales; coastwtse $3.50 bales; to
| France none
Mobile, July 11.-Cotton closed firm: mid
ding 516c; net receipts bales; gross
none; sales none; stock 620S bales; exports
none.
Memphis, July u.-Cotton closed firm;
middling 9-i6c; net receipts II bales; gross
none; sales 100 bales; stock, Il DOB bales,
Augusta July 11.-COttOn closed steady;
middling 79sc; net receipts 233 bales, gross
none sales u bales; stock. l0,456 bales.
Charleston, July 1l.-COtton closed steady;
middling 74c: net receipts 176 bales, gross
none; sales none; stock 16,819 bales exports
to Great Britain none; to the continent q
bales
Cincinnati July 11.-Cotton closed steady:
middling SIC; net receipts 547 bales, gross
none; sales none stock 1892 bales.
Louisville, July l1.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling SC; net receipts none gross none;
sales none stock none.
st Louis July I-Cotton closed sleady;
middling nc: net receipts none; gross none;
sales 900 bales stock Sc 1873 bales.
Houston July 11.-Cotton closed steady;
middling nc; net receipts 81 bales; gross
none; sales 20 bales; stock 1886 bales.
Grain and Provisions.
New York July II, p. m.-Flour quiet;
offered freely: winter wheat low grades 81 95
az a. winter fair to fancy ~ 45G3 -; winter
patents SO 1904 20; Minnesota clear 81 5OGt3O0;
| Patents a 0OG14 30; southern -four dull and
weak: common to fair extra 80 1908 TO- good to
choice extra 50 15G14 p. Wheat fairly active
and lower, options closing firm; No. red in
store and elevator 7214c; options advanced 4
| nc but closed weak at q under yesterday;
| speculation moderately active No. > red July
| re August 73bc, september 754c. Corn
| active but Il6Dl5c lower, closing steady; No. 2
| 4s51a4Salc in elevator; 494c afoat; No. ?
! white SIC in store options declined &c. clos
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