The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-09

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and November delivery z e50ffA -,0l4. 10
vem.cr and December delivery A-'etai DC
/ cemhcr and January 80 dld; January ana
February delivery : S2-6idi February and
March delivery . sold.
4p. m--American middliug fair asa, Eood
mi0dlug 4isd miGdltng lMd- low mlu'
ding 4ad good ordinary Sod ordinary
3 led
F'uturcs-American middling. fair, g sd:
good middliug g-l6d; middliuE sl0d, low
middltng clause, 5-l6d good ordinary a-loi'
July and August delivery 1 23o4n4 Zfold'
August and September delivery 25-64d. sell
ers September and October delivery 26bltb
27-64d; October and November delivery p
CD, sellers; November and December delivery
4 29-6io4 316id. December and January deliv-
cry 5i-6fd. buyers; January and February DC
livery $3.50. buyers; February and March
delivery 4 35-6td. sellers, Futures closed
New York. july s.-Consolidated net re-
ceiptS Of cotton at all the ports up TO ana IN
Guiding to-day for the week were l.Hl bales
exports, to Great Britain 1856 bales STOCK
800, i7U bales
New York. July s.-The total visible
supply of cotton for the world Is 2,s2B.vC6
against 8.274U73 and 2,6R.Sf3 bales. respect
lively. last year Receipts this week at all
interior towas 1854 bales. Receipts from
plantations 6,770 bales. Crop in sight 6,452'Ovo
bales
New York, July 3. noon.-Cotton futures
closed steady as follows: July delivery s6c
August delivery Z Ole; September delivery
sOlc; october delivery { llci November de-
livery & lDc: December delivery . 80.
New York, July g. noon.-Cotton contracts
opened steady at 3 TO points advance and
closed steady NJ 3ft5 over yesterday.
New Orleans July S,-COttou futures quiet
with sales of SEQ bales. as follows: July de-
livery 49C August delivery 4sc, September
delivery CSC October delivery &c, NO
vember delivery SIC, December delivery 52c,
January delivery &c, February delivery l5c,
March delivery PC.
New York July 5, l p. motion quiet;
middllng uplands SC, middllng Orleans sac,
low mtddllng uplandS 9l6c, good ordinary
Sac: sales l6I bales.
Futures closed steady. with sales of 90, 700
bales, as follows: July delivery Soc August
delivery SIC, September delivery Ole, Octo-
Der delivery lie, November delivery lvc,
December delivery 2sc. January delivery
35c, February delivery 42c, March delivery
50c.
New York. july S-The Suns cotton re-
view says: An advance in Liverpool, mfa-
v0rabla crop reports, dry weather in Texas
and fears that the report Of the agricultural
bureau on Monday viii be bullish, caused
an advance. There was some demand to
cover ana little more outside interests on the
long side. Prices advanced to points and
closed steady with sales 90 100 bales. Liverpool
advanced ~ to- points and closed steady, with
spot sales of 600 bales. New Orleans adj
vanced to points. Spot cotton here was
dull and unchanged. AIiddling uplands Sc
sales were l61 bales for spinning. Memphis
advanced &C. New iFiednH SDtQ ,iOU Bales.
The receipts at the reports were 1901 bales
against 3.55l bales Same day last week, and
?A01 last year.
New York July 8-Rortlan s. Co. say Of
cotton: he week closed with the crop sit
uHtOn the dominant influence in the cotton
market The silver question, the tightneSs of
money. the magnitude of the surplus supply
and even the aspect OF trade abroad are all
lost sight Of for the moment in the face of the
multitude Of complaints from the cotton belt
that the cotton plant is small and backward,
and that IN many parts OF the south, notably
Texas, the crop is suffering from drought.
The telegraphic accounts in to-day Financial
Chronicle are decidedly less favorable than
those OF week ago, and many believe
II the bureau reports to be given out at noon
Monday Ould confirm the newspaper state
ments re G atty published a sharp advance in
prices will be inevitable. Today, on the an
nOunCement OF small advance in Liverpool
our market opened live points higher, August
selling on the call at T. 93c The advance was
not fully maintained, however. and at the
first sign of weakness some of the bears be-
gan 10 hammer prices until August had sold
at Z. SSc. but there was quick recovery of
four points and the close was steady
with 9. &C. bid for August The course
of the markets to-day indicate that the short
interest IS pretty well cOrnered. Otherwise
Everything now will depend upon the crop
news coming in from day to day We are in
clined to think it likely that the nervousness
over the bureau report will give us somewhat
higher prices on Monday but the subsequent
course Of the market will be governed by
what traders think Of the crop outlook.
Atlanta. July 8.-Cotton quiet; middling
| nc; receipts none.
Galveston, July s-Cotton closed aouiet;
middling TIC net receipts Z bales gross
none; sales none; stock, 1851 bales; exports
none
Norfolk, July S.-COtton closed steady; mid
ding 1-lGc; net receipts bales gross
none; sales 10 bales; stock H. $50 bales eX
ports, TO Great Britain none; to the continent
$50 bales.
Baltimore, July S.-Cotton closed nominal,
middling sac net receipts none; gross none;
snles none. stock $40 bales: exports none
Boston, July S.-CottOn closed quiet; mid
ding sc; net receipts 43 bales, gross 1875 bales
exports none; sales none; stoCK3s6 bales
Wilmington, July S.-Cotton closed dull
middling 7lsc; net receipts none: gross none
sales none stock 1859 bal <: exports Il
Great Britain none; to the continent none.
Philadelphia, July S.-Cotton closed steady
middliug SIC: net receipts 80 bales: gross
none, sales none; stock 1905 bales; exports
none.
New Orleans. July Cotton closed quiet
middlng sc; net receipts Al bales; gross > 4
bales; sales $50 bales; stock 1909 07 bales: OK
ports to Great Britain none; to the continent
34A bales.
Mobile, July s.-Cotton closed nominal: mid
ding 5-l6c; net receipts 3 bales; igros,
none; sales none: stock 6,293 bales: eX
ports to the continent none; to Great Britain
Memphis, July s.-Cotton closed steady;
middling 9-lBc; net receipts 25 bales; gross
none; sales 100 bales; stock IS sos bales
Augusta, July S.-COtton closed steady: mid
ding 75aC; net receipts 1871 bales, gross none
sales 1871 bales; stock, 1852 bales.
Charleston, July S.--Cotton closed steady
| middling 7Ac; net receipts 30 bales, gros,
none; sales none; stock 1850 bales, export.
coastwise none; to the continent 500 bales.
Cincinnati, July S.-COttOn closed steady
| middllug sac; net receipts 4S4 bales, gross
| none; sales 39Obales: stock sSi bales
Louisville, July S.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling &C; net receipts none, gross none
| sales none; stock none
St. Louis, July S.-CottOn closed steady
| middling 7ltc; net receipts 10 bales; gross 3.
| bales: sales 600 bales; stock 3S ,b0Dbales
Houston. July S.-Cotton closed quiet
| middling re; net receipts 1s bales gros,
none; sales none; stock 4,5S2 bales.
Grain and Provisions.
New York. July 8. D. m.-Flour dull ant
! easyS winter wheat low grades 81 g5fb2 IS
winter fair to fancy ~ 1903 a.; winter patent,
| 50 406ii 20; Minnesota clear - 60G13 %: Pat
| ents 81 01GG4 IS; southern flour duh and easy
| extra S3 15G94 %. Wheat dun but hrmer; No
red in store and elevator 724G173c af1oa
1 72l5tGN4C; options very dull ana closed firm
| at so &c advance over yesterday; No. rec
| July 124c. August 74l5C. September 76asc
Corn hrmer and fairly active No. ? 4SB6D4s "A,
4 In elevator; 49t3c afOat; No. 2 white 52c il
store; options very dull and &C higher closins
| firm: July delivery iSkC; August delivery 4Qa
September delivery 5O&c. Oats moderator
active ana firmer on mixed; options very dull
unchanged to sc up; July delivery See: Au
| gust delivery 334c; september 82J4c; spot No
/ 3iAGG35C; No. , white 3%l3SlFc: mixed west
| ern 36'2u3fec; white do. 37tBi3c. Wool quie