The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-01

clause August and September delivery ~
m4 Esd, September ana October delivery
q PSI. October and November delivery 3sd;
November and December delivery SD:
january ana February delivery 4 SD Feb
ruary and March delivery SOD Tenders
2nu new dOcEets.
Futures-American middlinF fair. asa;
GOOD mlddliug 'ad mtddiing isd low MIC
ding clause 4Asd; good Ordlnar 4Ad; ordinary
l-lbd; AUGUST delivery ed value; AuR-
ust and september delivery 29d Septem-
Der and October delivery 27d. sellers;
October and November delivery I'D;
November and December delivery 4 29Ui
SOD December and January delivery I 3ld,
sellers January and February delivery 81
"a YSd; February and March delivery 3A04
&5d; March and April delivery 4 SCOT SD.
Futures closed quiet but steady.
New York. July %, l D. motion dull;
middltng uplands Sc, middling Orleans
sac; good ordinary CSC; low middlng 79ld;
sales = 401 bales.
Futures closed quiet, with sales of 702OO
bales, as follows: Augustdelivery : SIC, Sep
TENDER delivery SIC, October delivery |c'
November delivery Ogc December delivery
s NC. January delivery 2gc, February de-
livery 3sc, March delivery 47c.
New York, July 81, nOOn.-COttOn futures
opened easy as follows July delivery soc;
August delivery Z SIC; September delivery
7 SIC; October delivery OOc; November de-
livery 8 lie; December delivery S21c.
New York July 81. noon.-Cotton contracts
opened steady at 203 points advance and
closed steady at 3564 points over yesterday.
New York, July 3l.-COnSoudated net re-
ceipts Of cotton at all the ports to-day were
257 bales; exports, to Great Britain 4,7O6;
to France 300; to the continent none bales;
| stock 2S4 667 bales.
Total net receipts at all the ports so far
! TINS week we're ,73g bales; exports. to Great
! Britain none to the continent 2.545 bales;
! to France 800.
New York. July 31.-The Suns cotton re-
! view says: There was q moderate decline
! to-day owing to rains in some parts of Texas,
| a slight decline in Liverpool and the.unfavor-
| able financial situation. Further rains are
| needed in Texas, and none were predicted by
! the signal service, but the feeling was more
/ or less depressed in view of the soringency of
| money, the decline in Wall street, the semi
| panic in wheat, and the closing
! OF the cotton mills, to say nothing
of the fact that at least some rain had fallen
! in Texas, Easterly winds were predicted for
! the northwesterly portion of that state.
! Prices declined points and closed quiet, with
/ sales of 10 200 bales. Liverpool declined . 10
! l point, closing quiet and toady, with spot
| sales of 5000 bales. Manchester was dull
| New orleans was to points lower; spot
! cotton here is 1-6c lower. at ~ for middling
| up. Sales of l02 bales for spinning. Deliveries
/ on contracts $500 bales. The southern
markets quiet, steady and unchanged. Receipts
! at the ports were PSI against !, l42 this day
| last week and 0J5 last year.
New York, July 3l.-RiOrdan & Co say of
| cotton: The news from Texas to-day was
! still gloomy, but Liverpool aid not appear to
! he much alarmed at the drought, and the Il
! nancial outlook continues so blue that our
! market was dull and depressed, with the ten
/ utnCY toward lower prices. Inc opening WAS
! points lower, January selling on the call at
! S3lc but the extreme fluctuations Of the day
! were within q range of points, January sell
! ing up to S.33c and down to g. 29c The close
was quiet with S29c bid for January. The
! comparative steadinesS of the stock market
| prevented any greater decline. but the feeling
! was far from confident. It seems to be the
! general impression that the Unprecedented
| scarcity Of money is likely to force the new
| crop to market more rapidly than in any
! previous season and that spinners will not be
! slow to see and take advantage of the neces-
! sites of holders. But il the drought in Texas
! is as bad as now many believe it to be, short
! crop may compel higher prices in spite OF bad
| trade. closed mills, tight money and all the
! other depressing Influences
Atlanta, July 3l.-Cotton quiet; middling
| re; receipts none,
New Orleans, July S1-Cotton futures dull
/ with sales of $500 bales, as follows: Aug
! ust delivery 44c, September delivery 54C
! October delivery sc, November delivery
| 74c, December delivery SIC, January de-
| livery 99C, February delivery 07c
Galveston, July 81 Cotton closed steady;
middlng rec; net receipts 81 Dales gross
none; sales 1856 bales; stock, 2O,6Jl bales; ex-
! ports COaStWiSe none.
Norfolk, July 8I.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 7ac net receipts 4JJ bales, gross
| none; sales bales stock 10,S52 bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain none; to the continent
! none.
Baltimore, July 31.-Cotton closed nominal:
! middling SIC; net receipts none; gross
! 81; sales none; stock 8 793 bales; exports
/
Boston July 31.-Cotton closed quiet; mid
| ding Lice; net receipts none; bales; gross
987 bales; exports none; sales none; stock
! none.
Wilmington, July 31.-Cotton closed firm:
middling re; net receipts none; gross
none; sales l2o; stock 4OoI bales; exports
none.
Philadelphia, July 3l.-Cotton closed quiet:
middling Fac: net receipts l5O bales; gross
none; sales 9O7; stock IL 80 bales; exports
to Great Britain none.
10 Orleans -Coffoy a.r,,
middling Slsc; net receipts 10 bales; gross
IS bales; sales. lOJ0 bales stock % $50
bales exports. TO Great Britain 4.1J7; to the
continent none; exports coaStwise none.
Mobile, July 3l.-COttOn, dull: mIddliDg
re; net receipts IL oales; gross none; sales
50;. stock 445O bales exports to Great
Britain none; to the continent - bales
Memphis, July 31.-COtton closed hrm; mid
ding 756c; net receipts los bales; gross
los; sales l5J bales; stock, I,709 bales;
/ Xports none.
augusta, July 3l.-Cotton closed steady;
middling ll-lbc; net receipts IL bales; gross
none; sales 17S bales; stock, 701 bales.
| Charleston, July Sl.-Cotton closed quiet;
| middling 7@Ac; net receipts bales, gross
none; sales 50; stock 1858 bales exports
| coastwise none.
Cincinnati, July S1.-Cotton closed steady:
middlng SIC; net receipts 238 oales, gross
none; sales none; stock sos bales.
Louisville July 31.-COttOn closed dull;
middling Sc; net receipts none, gross none;
sales none stock none.
ST. Louis, July 31-Cotton closed steady;
middling 75sc: net receipts bales; gross
1885, sales 1s1 bales: stock 25 5SI bales.
Houston. July 81 Cotton closed quiet;
middling 7a8c; net receipts SO bales; gross
none: sales none; stock 3.547 bales.
Grain and Provisions.
New York July 81, D. m.-Flour duh
and unsettled; winter wheat low grades
81 S5l3 45; winter fair to fancy 81 4563 a.:
winter patents - 1904 90; Minnesota clear
s. 5J63 %; Patents 81 OOflI -; southern
flour duh and weak; common to fair extra
g. 1908 10; good to choice extra So l5lU
firm; No. ? red in store and elevator 65%@
6j44c; adoat 67c; options were active, ex-
cited. unsettled and lower, opening weak and
declining llaMl3s, rallied 24@lHc, and closed
steady at l4GL&tc under saturday; No. , red
closed May, 1891, at $40, August 654ac, sep
tember 6s4c. October 7lc. Corn duh and
easier; No, : in elevator asa ll475; a1oat 47dg
0454; No , white sc in store; upgraded
mixed 461l Gl9c; options we're dull and 46l @sc
lower; August delivery 46MC; September de-
livery 463ac, OCTOBER 4G3ac. Oats dull and
steady; options dulla weaker; July delivery
Soc; August delivery Boo; September Doc,
October 3U1zcc; spot No. 2 36lD3614c; No. 2
white 3Sc. mixed western 36aGC37c; white
do. $50 Aiac. Wool quiet, STEADY: domestic
! fleece 276G32c; pulled 26d37c. Beef dull and
STEADY family Sl0OJlJl2 W; extra mess 81 500
800 Beef hams dull at SIS %. Iiereed beef
steady aud quiet, city extra India mess Sl0 W
all o. Cut meals dull and easy; picked DELL
les l &c; picked shoulders &c; picked hams
IL qM12Hc. Mlddles dun and steady short
steam closed at 81 70; city steam IS s.;
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