The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-08


Coin S7Ol4O'ooei currency, sl3, COZ, 900,
Cotton.
Liverpool, July 2 noon.-Cotton quiet;
prices steady; American middling uplands
49kd: sales 5000 bales-American $500 bales;
speculation and export 500 bales; receipts r.
coo bales-American 1000. Futures quiet de-
mand moderate.
Futures-American middling, low middllng
clause, July and August delivery4 l9-64d: Au-
gust and September delivery 4 21-64: also %
SD; September and October delivery 23-64d;
also 22-64d; October and November delivery
24-64d; November and December delivery
25-64d; December and January 27-64d; Feb
ruary and March delivery 29-64d. Tenders
$500, new dockets.
4p m.-American middling fair AID, good
middling 4%d, middling 42sd, low mid
ding AID good ordinary 415d, ordinary
Futures-Amerioan middling, fair, 1880;
good middling 9-16d; middiing 4 lied; low
middling clause, 5-l6d; good ordina ~ 4 Sled:
ordinary Id; July delivery 22-64d, sellers;
July and August delivery 4 22-64d. sellers
August and September delivery 4 2S-641a4 "a
Gid: September and October delivery 4 25-64d,
sellers; October and November delivery 26
6404 27-6id; November and December delivery
4 2S-64d sellers; December and January deliV-
cry 29-64dGD4 3064d; January and February de-
livery 3l-64d, buyers; February and March
delivery 3S-64d, value Futures closed Arm
at an advance.
New York July 7.-Consolidated net re-
ceipts of cotton at all the ports up to and in
exports, to Great Britain 1891 bales to
France $50 bales; to the continent 1902
bales: stock - bales.
Total net receipts at all the ports to-day
were 1888 bales; exports, to Great Britain
235 bales; to the continent 2,lSl bales; stock
36i 527 bales
Total net receipts since Sept. /: 4,95O.s41
bales exports, to Great Britain 2, III $40 bales
to France 545, 900 bales, to the continent ,4l9-
OPS bales.
New York July :. noon.-Cotton contracts
OnRnnd steady and UuQhaO0a6 m y
down, rallied 100, and at noon were 100 over
yesterday.
New York, July 7, noon.-Cotton futures
opened quiet as follows July delivery &c;
August delivery SIC; September delivery
T9lc; October delivery Ole; November de
livery 09c; December delivery 8 l8c.
New Orleans, July 7-Cotton futures quiet
and steady, with sales OF II 600 bales as fol
lows: July delivery 74Sc, August delivery 46c
September delivery SIC, October delivery
Z roc, November delivery 7 7Dc December deliv-
cry Sc, January delivery 02c February de-
livery Zoe, March delivery g nc.
IN Ne ETY. York. July P m-Cotton quiet;
low middhng uplands 9-16c, good ordinary
81 sales 2i8 Dales.
Futures closed quiet, with sales of 1175OO
bales, as follows: July delivery sec August
delivery SIC, September delivery &c Octo-
Der delivery S07c, November delivery i5c.
December delivery 8 &c. January delivery
Bic, February delivery 39c. March delivery
New York July THE Suns cotton
review says In the morning there was q
slight decline owing to a lower opening in
Liverpool, but later on prices here moved up
ward, and closed TO points higher for the
day, owing to higher closing in LIVERPOOL
unfavorable crop reports, dry weather in
Texas, covering OF shorts, some buying for
Europe, and fears of publish bureau report
on Monday The close was quiet Sales
were ll7,5O0 bales. Liverpool declined
Ia to points but recovered this and ad-
vanced to 2bs points, closing firm with SPOT
sales Of 5000 bales. In Manchester yarns
We're weak and cloths quiet and steady
sales of 367 bales for spinning. Southern spot
prices were steady at unchanged quotations
Baltimore advanced &c. In New Orleans
spot sales were 3 200 bales. Receipts at the
ports were 1882 bales against 1888 this day
last week and 260 last year The
total for the week was 1920 against 10 "a
TINS day last week and l3,026 bales this week
laSt year. Exports from the ports were 2 1886
bales. Receipts at the interior towns for the
week were 2 43g bales, against 2.l47 last week
ana 2,624 bales this week last year: interior
shipments $3.50 against 10. 733 last week and
1881 bales this week last year; interior
stocks lO8O86 against 1873 q week ago and
loo. O52 bales this time last year.
New York, July 7,-Riordan & Co say
OF cotton: "A gloomy and rather sensational
report Of the condition OF the
cotton crop, printed by one Of the New York
newspapers to-day. more than counteracted
the decline in Liverpool Our opening was
ABOUT points lower the trst sales OF August
oelhg al NSOc.; but the loss was recovered
Almost Immediately and the market became
strong, August advancing TO 1926. During
the afternoon the demand became lighter,