The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-13

January 30-6fd; January and February de
livery sold; February ana March delivery
"a SD.
4p. m.-American middling fair asa, good
miduiing Asa, middling 4isd, low middiing
/ 49sd good ordinary 4ad ordinary lied
Futures-American middling. fair, I'd;
good middling $50, middling 4isd low mid
ding clause, asa good ordinary 34d; ordinary
; l-l6d. July delivery - 64lf4 2664d; July and
August delivery 4 25-6i04 26-6ld August and
September delivery 266td, sellers: Septem-
her and October delivery 27-64t0 2s-6id; DC
tober and November delivery 2s-6i514 2s-64d;
November and December delivery 4 3e64d
buyers; December and January delivery b
sid, sellers; January and February delivery
4 33-64I4 34-64d; February and March delivery
/ 35-64ll4 36-64d. Futures closed steady.
Manchester, July 12.-1he Guardian. in its
commercial article says: "A stronger tone
prevails, which is mainly due to the advance
IN cotton values al Liverpool More business
was executed yesterday than on July 4, not
Wlthsand1ng the trmneaS. There is little
doing Tor China, though there is a falr in
curry IN some quarters, especially for low
cloths. Definite offers are numerous, but
much below present quotations. Prospects
| of business for China are more cheerful
! That country has been leading buyer OF
| silver at low quotations. and an increased
| inquiry Tor Manchester goods Is expected In
| consequence of the disturbed trade between
/ China and India, There has been fair in
| CURRY from Bombay, which has resulted in
| sales OF shfrttngS and miscellaneous goods
| Inquiry for iaconets is light Inquiry for
! bleaching clos~ls has lessened. The firmness
! of the market is htudering business, There
| is a demand for heavy goods, mostly of re
/ tail character. Business for South America
| IS quiet, American yarns are hrmer and
! more business done in them"
| New York, July Consolidated net e
| ceiptS of cotton at all the ports up to and in
! GLIDING to-day for the week were 1866 bales
| exports, to Great Britain 1859 bales; to
! France l,l7O bales; to the continent 1863
| bales
! Total net receipts at all the ports to-day
| were 2,3l6 bales; exports to Great Britain
! 1872 bales; to the continent $50 bales; to
! France 33l bales; stock 342,0i2 bales.
| New York, July y, noOn.-COttOn futures
! opened quiet as follows: July delivery S3c
! August delivery 93c; September delivery
! 8 O3c; October delivery 8 he; November de-
! livery gle; December delivery 30c.
! New York, July u. uOon.-Cotton contracts
| opened steady at 4pOints advance, fell D
! points and is now unchanged from yesterday.
New Orleans. July 12.--COtton futures quiet
! with sales of 10l00 bales, as follows: July de
/ livery 50c, August delivery soc, September
! delivery 6Oc, October delivery TIC, No
! vember delivery Sic, December delivery soc,
/ January delivery S04c February delivery 8 l2c,
| March delivery l9c.
New York, July -, p motion quiet;
| middllng uplands Lice, middling Orleans
! 5-l6c, low middllng uplands 75ac, good Ordi-
| nary 75sc; sales 80 bales.
Futures closed steady, with sales Of ZOO
| bales, as follows: July delivery SEC August
/ delivery Gle, September delivery Ole, OCtO-
Der delivery Tic, November delivery 19c,
! December delivery & 2Sc. January delivery
S 36c, February delivery 44c, March delivery
5 52c.
New York. July 12-The Suns cotton review
| says: Fluctuations we're within narrow limits,
/ prices first moving up slightly as Liverpool
| made little response to the decline here yes
| terday then falling back owing to rains in
| Texas and selling for long account, and finally
| ralying and closing slightly higher on demand
| from shorts caused partly by adyiceS from Gal
! weston, expressing the opinion that good deal
more rain is needed in that state Trading was
| moderate. Many operators are holding off
owing to the disturbed financial situation.
Prices rose to 3 points and closed steady
| with sales of 81. 100 bales. Liverpool declined
| point, but recovered most of this and closed
steady with spot sales of 10000 bales In Man
/ chester yarns wereheld higherbut were quiet.
| Cloths were dull and steady. New Orleans
/ advanced slightly. Spot cotton here
was dull and 1-l6c cent lower at SLICE
for middling uplands, with sales Of 1888 bales
for spinning southern spot markets were
generally steady but slow. There was an ad-
vance of l-l6 to &c. at two of them. New Or
leans sold 800 bales Receipts at ports were
, 1856 bales against ,561 this day last week,
and 1873 last year. Exports from ports were
3 100 to the continent"
New York, July 12,-Riodan & Co. say of
cotton: The decline in the market which
the majority of our traders had expected to
continue to-day was checked by the refusal of
Liverpool to give way more than a trifle.
Our opening was points higher, August sell
f the On bulls the were Sa bg at n n9ac e5 99s
over confident and the opening quotations
| proved the highest of the day. A liCtle later
the news that good and needed rains had
| fallen In Texas weakened the price and Au-
| gust declined to 7.STc. But there was good
| demand at the decline to cover shorts, which
| mad been sold at the highest figures, and the
rest of the day the market fuctuated between
! 7.SSc. and 1870. The close was steady with
! the trading in August at 791c Opinions this
| afternoon are very contradictory, The bulls
| claim that the worst of the financial pressure
| is over and that is the main obstacle in the
| way Of an advance The bears insist that
/ the new crop is going to settle the course of
! prices that the crop outlook is now rapidly
| improving, and that every day that passes
materially weakens the position of holders of
! long cotton. put while waiting to see how the
| crop is going to be. Liverpool will be the
arbiter of the market.
Atlanta, July 12.-Cotton quiet; middling
| 7l9c; receipts none.
Galveston, July 12.-Cotton closed steady;
middling TIC; net receipts POS bales, gross
| none; sales II bales; stock, y, 834 bales: ex-
ports, cOastwise none; to the continent 1853
| bales.
Norfolk July 12.-Cotton closed steady:
! middlng ll-l6c; net receipts SO7 bales gross
| none; sales none; stock II 7Ol bales; exports,
! to Great Britain none; to the continent IS
! bales
| Baltimore, July 12.-Cotton closed noninaI
| middling Sl8c; net receipts none; gross
LIZ bales; sales none; stock 9565 bales
| exports none
| ding Sic; net receipts 90 bales, gross 2S6
bales; exports none sales none; stock -
bales.
Wilmington, July 12.-Cotton closed dull:
middling re: net receipts 20 bales: gross
none; sales none; stock 0S9 bales; exports to
Great Britain none: to the continent none
Philadelphia, July l2.-Cotton closed quiet:
middling &C; net receipts 3,O0S tales gross
| none; sales none; stock 9,5lo bales; exports
none.
NewOrleans, July 12.-Cotton closed steady;
middling SC; net receipts l0S bales; gross
none; sales 500 bales; stock 90 BIZ bales: eX-
ports to Great Britain none; TO the continent
7s4 bales.
Mobile. July 12.-Cotton closed quiet: mid
ding Z 7-l6c; net receipts l bale; gross
none; sales none: stock b. 1O3 bales: exports
TO the continent none coaStwise lU4 bales.
Memphis, July l2.-Cotton closed steady:
middling 7-1Gc; net receipts - bales; gross
none: sales 80 bales; stock ! g. $50 bales
Augusta, July l2.-Cotton closed steady;
mfddling T3sc; net receipts ~ bales gross
none: sales 1913 bales: stock, $50 bales
Charleston. July 12.-CottOn closed quiet:
middling 794c; net receipts IS bales gross
none sales none; stock 1885 bales; exports
to Great Britain none; to the continent 3 100
bales.
Cincinnati. July 12.-Cotton closed steady:
middhng sac: net receipts S67 bales, gross
none sales none; stock lO257 bales.
Louisville, July l2.-COttOn closed quiet;
middling Sc; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none. stock none.
ST Louis, July Cotton closed Sleady;
middIng g-l6c; net receipts l33 bales: gross
none: sales 500 bales; stock 3, 1872 bales
Houston July l2.-Cotton closed quiet:
middling nc; net receipts 80 bales; gross
none; sales none; stock 1890 bales.