The morning news., 1894-08-10
EXPORTS OF COTTON THIS DAY.
CIR. Brit Fr'nce. Cont
Total exp'ts thus
for this week. .lO.3l7 1.s45 1Oss7

for this week. 1887 1S45 1O6s7 s176
Liverpool, Aug. g. on.-Cotton-Active
demand, at hardening prices; American
middling, 1850; sales, Il 900 bales Amer
lean. 10.T00 bales; speculation and export 600
bales receipts, - bales; American. -
bales. Futures opened steady; demand mod
crate.
Futures-American middling fair. low mid
September. A. 64d, also 8 48 SAD Septem-
Der and October, IS Gid, also 49-64d; Oc-
ttober and November, 4964d, also 50 64d; ;
November and December, 3 5O64d also
5l-o4d; December and January 5l-64d
5264d, also 8 53-6id; February and March,
53-64d, also 81 64d, March and April
S54-64d. Tenders at to-days clearings we're
none.
p. m.-Cotton, American mlddung fair.
49-3Zd; good middling, 3l32d, middling
$50, low middlng 2o-32d; good ordinary,
S2l-o2d; ordinary. s IS 32d.
Futures American middling fair low mid
ding clause; August, ! 49O4d, buyers; Au-
gust and September, 3 40 64d, buyers; Sep
tember and October 3 49-G4d, buyers; October
and November, 3 5064d sellers; November
and Decem Der, 5 so 6H1l3 51-64d; December and
January, 81 GAGS 52-64d; January and Feb
tuary, 5264513 53-6id, February and March
81 odd buyers; March and April. 3 5)-G4
85b-6id. Futures at the closing were quiet
New York. Aug. Q, Hoon.-Cotton futures
opened steady, at an advance, as follows;
August, SEC September, &C. October.
-ivNs 4NONGulDCLs U c4Ne DtkCnUGIt Q CSC
January 96c
New York, Aug. 9, 4p. m.-Cotton futures
closed steady, with sales OF 85.UJO bales
es follows: August SIC; September d zoe;
October, enc; November, 6 sc; December
bSlc. January, 3 9Sc: February, z 0jC; March,
lie April, 17c; May, 7 23c.
New Orleans, Aug 9.-Cotton futures
closed, steady, with sales OF I4,lcO bales,
as follows: August &C, September 5yc,
october 42c November 5lc, December
S9sc sc January SIC, February 9oc, March
New Orleans. Aug. $50 far this season
5lS bales OF new cotton have been received
here
New York, Aug o-The Suns cotton re
view says: Cotton advanced to points,
september showing the most strength. clos
ing steady at a net advance for the day of 4
70 o points. Sales, 5000 bales. Liverpool
9re lag on the spot and sos points
making 2LOoo in two days. Futures
c!osed steady. In Manchester yarns
tssre bry2: cloths had more inquiry but
mere was not much doing. The Bombay re
tspts Tor the week ending to-day we're lO,t0)
oates' against 1000 bales for the same week
i4sl year; total thus far this year, 1925 900
,ales; against .JO2O00 bales during the same
SlAe last year. Spot cotton here was l-l6;
p.sher. Sales 400 bales for export, and 4t5
,,ates Tor spinning New Orleans advanced d
10 points, but lost some OF the improvement.
southern spot markets we're quiet
ana unchanged To.day's features A
tse a Liverpool, more favorable reports
IT,. -NauCleSlbEs reports OF OOll WORMS III
ieAas covering Of shorts. and a disinclna-
Yh 10 sell, owing to the cheapness OF the
g.tCe and the fear OF bulllsh developments in
Lt-aTd to the crop or the condition OF trade,
tase stronger tone to the market here, and
rgeo easily advanced. IL was still a small
, l,4. rather nervous market. Many preferred
e~alt the government report tomorrow
,o",eW York, Aug. 9--Riordan s. Co. say OF
5.Jol today. The rise Of 2-6id in Liver
KY 20 day gave our market more life than II
fnF NmH HFh hnn nor
na".'c and rapidly advanced 10 659c But
a5.e were more sellers than buyers at the
ors,lllee, and prices gradually recedod 10 the
s5utuB hgures. In the last hour many OF the
aus covered, and the close was steady with
VA uld Tor october After the close there
eohe pressure TO sell and prices yielded