The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-03
EXPORTS OF COTTON THIS DAY.
CIR. Brit Fr'noe. Cont. C'st

Total exp'ts thus
far this week. 1854 165 1908 1925
Liverpool, Aug. 2, noon.-Cotton-Qu
demand better, at firm prices; American
middling, 1850; sales, 1900 bales; Amer
lean IL, 600 bales; speculation and export, 600
bales; receipts, - bales; American, -
bales. Futures opened irm at the decline;
Futares-American Smiddling fair, low mid,
ling clause; August, ID; August and
September, 4}.64d, also 44-64d Septem-
Der and October, 3 "A 64d, also 45-64d; Oc-
tober and November, 45-64d, also 40 64d;
November and December, 3 4664d, also
4764d; December and January 1850,
also 3 48-64d January and February,
8 $500, also 8 5O-64d; March and April
05O-64d. Tenders at to-day's clearings were
none.
D m.-Cotton. American middling fair
47-32d good middling, 8 % 32d; middling
3l3 I'D: low middling. ) 23-32d; good ordinary,
3l9-52d; ordinary, $500.
Futures-American middling fair, low mid
ding clause: August, 3 44-t403 45.64d Au-
gust and Septemb Der, 3 44-641I3 As SD; Sep
tember and October, 45-64d, sellers; October
and November, 3 45-6+y93 46-64d; November
and Deem Der, 3 46- 64(d3 47-64d; Decem Der and
January, ; 476493 $3.50; January and Feb
ruary, 3 49-6+613 4964d; February and March,
S5p64d, buyers; March and April, 351-64do
$3.50. Futures at the closing were quiet,
New York, Aug. 2. noon.-Cotton futures
opened quiet at the decline, as tollows
August, 6 SOC; September, 60c October
667c; November, 75c; December, S2c
New York, Aug. ?, 4p. m.-Cotton futures
closed easy, with sales of $500 bales,
65496 SIC; October. 1906 CSC; November,
7lQ6 nc; December, 617016 78c; January,
s5g6 sc; February, 69106 &c; March,
669G6 Csc; April, 703G7 Ole; May, 100
New Orleans, Aug. Cotton futures
closed steady, with sales OF 1880 bales,
as follows: August 35c, September 2sc,
october Bic, November & SO, December
6+8c, January 8 sac. February 60c, March
Doc. April nc.
New York Aug. 2-The Suns cotton re.
view says: Cotton advanced 2 to points
but lost this and declined l to points.
August showing the most depression, but raj
wing and closing with some months l to 3
points lower than last night, ending easy,
with sales of 81 000.
Liverpool advanced 1 to N points. and
closed quiet and steady spot sales 1900, at
urn and unchanged prices.
slowly.
bombay receipts for the week are 900
oales against 1000 bales for the same time
tdst year The total since Jan. /. is 5l5,U00
oales against l,495 900 bales during the same
BIne last year: Bombay shipments to Great
56Iitaln since Jan /, are ZOO bales. against
o2VOO bales during the same time last year,
sna 900 bales to the continent, against
o'o,OJO bales for a like period last year.
New Orleans advanced to points,
a. Inc port receipts were 800 bales, against
ool 9ales last week and 2,90S bales last year
The exports to day were 5,752 bales to the
Galveston received lO2 bales to-day, OF
@%nlcn % bales are new Houston received to-
Jay 2's, Of which 275 bales are new.
spot cotton here was Lice lower and more
active for export TO Liverpool. The sale
we're ZOO bales for export and LOCO bales
quiet
Io-day's features There was an easy ad-
,auee owing to rise in Liverpool, the &C
Esly In the spot market there, and some
european and local buying here. Later on
g.ISes declined. owing to local realizing aud
oJAe selling on European orders. There was
better export demand and a strong market
H. .NeW orleans and this. together with some
SldIcoVering, prevented any marked decline.
e4tueJ is a critical month for the cotton plant
w. some parts Of the south. and crop news is
fsaterly read. Most Of 1t is comparatively
,Ntew York, Aug. 2-Riordan & Co. say Of
Dtlon to-day! Under the stimulus OF some
iaaiPTovement in Liverpool. cotton made a
tosYsts rally this morning, October advancing
botogSso' but in face OF the good crop accounts,
49, ny seemed 70 want 10 buy at the advance
the market sagged ave or six points,