The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-10

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New York Auz a-Suo.trcusurv balances,
Com. sbllal, ul0; currency. sH5a3.u01
Cotton.
Liverpool, Aug. .. noon.-CottOn fair de-
mana, prices favor buyer. American mid
ding upiands 4 1-lGd. sales l2uOO bales
American l0,sOl bales; speculation and export
900 bales receipts l4O0l uales American
10000 bales. Futures steady; demand mod
crate.
Futures-American middling. low mtddling
clause, August and September delivery 49,
6itti 2O6id; October and November delivery
4 l964d November and December delivery
4 at63d; December and January delivery
4 2264d; January and February delivery
4 23e4d; February and March delivery 4 1904
"a 26-64d. Tenders 100 bales; new dockets.
p. m,--American middling fairir 4Ad,
good middling AID: middling 7-l6d, low mid
Sled
Futures-American middling fair, 4Ad;
good mtddling 4bd; middling 7l6d; low mid
ding clause, 564d; good ordinary 3l6di
ordinary 3-l6d; August delivery 4 1890
20-6id: August and september delivery
4 l9-64d buyers; September and October
delivery 4 ls-64G14 l9-6id; October and No
vember delivery ( 49, 4Gli bod; November
and December delivery 4 l964r4 20-64d; De-
cember and January delivery 21-64d, sell
ersi January and February delivery 22-64d,
sellers February and March delivery %
Gid, buyers; March and April delivery
% Cad sellers. Futures closed irregular
Manchester, Aug. 9.-Ihe Guardians com
mercial article says: Notwithstanding the
large number of absentees. after the holiday,
more business was executed for China The
advance In the price of silver encouraged
considerable number of purchases of sheet
ings, shirtings and drills slight advance
on the lowest prices was sometimes obtained.
Occasional sales OF shirtings were made for
Japan. Indian advices we're Quieter and
prices showed a lower tendency except Tor
nineteen reed shirtings, the inquiry for which
was fair. Printing cloths were neglected.
Little inclination for business was shown.
Yarns were weak. Reports from the United
States makes buyers cautious. The fear of
stoppage of the mills at the end of the week,
as result OF The strike of the coal miners,
initiates against further decline in prices"
New York, Aug. g., noon.-Cotton contracts
opened steady at soc points advance,
reacted 4@5 points, and closed at 102 points
over yesterday.
New York, Aug. 8, noon.-Cotton futures
opened steady, as follows: August delivery
2 4oc; September delivery sac; October de-
livery CSC; November delivery 74c De-
cember delivery SAC; January delivery
93c.
New York Aug 9, p. m.-Cotton quiet;
middling uplands 74c, middltng Orleans
sales 337 bales
Futures closed very steady with sales
OF 81 800 bales, as follows: August delivery
ACC, September delivery 53c October de-
livery bic, November delivery Z 74c, Decem-
Der delivery Sac, January delivery 94c,
February delivery 5 Oac, March delivery
12c.
New York, Aug. 9.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts of cotton at all the ports to-day were
4,4U7 bales; exports to Great Britain 622
bales to France > 1877 bales; TO the continent
49S bales; stock 273 9R bales.
Total net receipts at all the ports so far
this week were ,672 bales exports to Great
Britain 1896; to the continent SPAS bales;
to France 2948 bales.
New York, Aug 9-The Suns cotton re-
n m
advancing as the Liverpool adViCes were more
favorable than had been expected. then re-
ceiing because LiverpooltOOk a downward
turn, and financial affairs were rather unfav-
orable, and then rallying under the fear that
the bureau report tomorrow will be bullish
Europe bought to some extent and local
shorts covered. The trading, however,
Is still without any particular
Prices advanced to points,
closing very steady with sales of 97,5O6bales.
Liverpool declined to points. Spot sales
there were 1000 bales. In Manchester yarns
were dull but steady, and cloths were quiet.
Englands exports Of cotton goods are in
creasing. New Orleans futures advanced
point. Spot cotton was unchanged and quiet
Sales Of 200 bales for export and 1877 for spin
ming. Southern markets were quiet. There
was decline of 11sc at two Of them. TIE re
celpts at the ports were 3,407 bales, against
361 this day last week. and 627 last year"
New York, Aug. 9.-RiOrdan & Co., say of
cotton: Liverpool disappointed the bears
lO-udys making no adequate response TO the
decline here, and our opening was at an ad-
vance of to points, the first sales of Janu-
airy being at 1890. But the advance encoun-
tered many selling orders and the market
gave way, January declining to 1870 Trading
was dull and inactive during most of the day
January 1uctuatlng between 1880. and 9Oc
About 2:30, however, some large buying orders
from New Orleans stiuened prices, and local
shorts becoming alarmed lest the market
should advance sharply on the bureau report
tomorrow, began bidding actively and rise
of points from the lowest took place, the
close being very steady with 1850 bid for Jan
uary, 1t seems not unlikely that nervousness
about the bureau report may cause a further
rise tomorrow, especially IL LIVERPOOL should
hold up stubbornly. But the crop accounts
are good, and we hardly think that any ad-
vance that may take place can be sustained.
Atlanta, Aug, Cotton dull; middling
7c receipts none,
New Orleans. Aug. Cotton futures
steady, with sales Of 1900 bales, as fol
lows: August delivery l2c: September de-
Der delivery 736c, December delivery doc.
January delivery 7o61c. February delivery
I CSC, March delivery 76c.
Galveston, Aug. Cotton closed easy
TIC; net receipts 1872 bales; gross
none sales Pig bales; stock, 1888 bales
exports TO continent none; exports coast
wise none; exports to Great Britain none
exports to France none.
Norfolk, Aug. 9,-Cotton closed quiet;
79-lGc; net receipts 1OS bales, gross
none; sales none; stock lO,OOl bales; ex-
ports 10 tne continent none; exports |
coastwise none; exports to Great Britain !
none exports o France none.
Baltimore, Aug. Cotton closed nominal; |
TIC; net receipts l20O bales; gross
l ,697 bales; sales none; stock 9,3l2 bales; ex-
ports to the continent 800 bales; cOastwise |
1893 bales; to Great Britain none; to France
none.
Boston, Aug. 9.--Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding 72tc; net receipts 81 bales; gross |
receipts none; sales none; stock 15l6
bales; exports to the continent none; !
exports coastwise none; exports TO Great |
Britain none; exports to France none.
Wilmington, Aug. Cotton closed firm; |
7lSc; net receipts 4 bales gross |
to the continent none; exports coastwise |
none; exports to Great Britain none; ex- |
ports to France none.
Philadelphia, Aug. 9.-Cotton closed steady; |
middling sac; net receipts S33 bales; gross |
none; sales none; stock 12.773 bales; ex- |
ports to the continent t22 bales exports coast |
wise none; exports to Great Breat Britain |
none; exports to France none.
New Orleans, Aug. Cotton closed dull; |
74ic; net receipts so bales; gross |
receipts 070 bales; sales 800 bales stock SO All
bales; exports to the continent none: ex-
ports cOastwise 26S5 bales; exports to Great |
Britain none; exports to France none.
Mobile, Aug 9.-Cotton, dull; middling
nc; net receipts 81 bales; gross none; sales !
none; stock 4423 bales: exports to the
continent none; exports coastwise 800 bales;
exports to Great Britain none exports to
France none.
Memphis, Aug 9.-Cotton closed quiet: mid
ding 77-l6c; net receipts S bales; gross
none; sales l2o bales; stock I0,024 bales;
exports to the continent none: exports