The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-11
EXPORTS OF COTTON THIS DAY.
Total exp'ts thus
far this week. 2,S19

far this week. 2.sl9 IS 1893 1897
Liverpool, July 10, noon.--Cotton-Markes
quiet, free supply offering; American
mlddlng; "A; sales, 1000 bales; Amer 1c
u bales; receipts, 400 bales American, -
q bales, Futures opened quiet with poor de-
d mand.
Characterization middling fair, low mid
q ling clause: July, ID; July and August,
s. ID; August and September, 8 56 Gid Sep
8 TENDER and October. 3 57-64d; October and
q November 58-64d; November and Decem-
s. her, 59-6ld; December and January, 6064d;
January and February, 3 6l64d; February
and March, 62-64d, also 61-64d. Tenders
s at to-days clearings were - bales new
& dockets.
p. m.-Cotton, American middling fair.
sd good middling, 4 l-l6d; middling, Is l6d;
& low middling. lS-l6d; good ordinary, l1-16d;
Futures-American rniddling fair, low mid
ding clause: July, 55-o4d, sellers; July and
& August 55-eid. sellers; August and Sep
TENDER, SO Cad, buyers; September and Oc
4 tober 57-64d, buyers: October and November,
a 59G4d buyers; November and December,
3596id, buyers; December and January, Co.
64d, buyers; January and February, 6l-6ld,
value; February and March, 62-64(d3 63-64d
Futures closed steady.
4 New York, July 10, noon.-Cotton futures
a opened quiet at the advance, as follows:
July. SEC; August, 9ec: Septem Der. SEC;
n l6c.
New York, July TO- 4p. m-Cotton futures
Il N4OSCu DdI6lJ SlS1uT. WIFI SdltS Vi tp.oOO
bales as follows: July, s096 0lc; August,
81 1906 Csc; September, G 1896 SIC; October,
q C [s@s C3c; November, 1907 ice; pecemoer'
: l6G7 l7c; January, 2.Q7 25c; February
New Orleans, July 10.-Cottop futures
closed quiet, with sales OF l6,lo0 bales,
as follows: July 76c, August CSC, Septem'
Der tsc, OctoDer 7le, November nc. De-
a cember = S5c. January Gle, February &c
March 03c, April 09c.
New York. July 1O.--The Suns cotton re-
IN moderate limits. The tone was unexpeet-
edly firm for future delivery, though dull and
4 over on the spot. While the government re-
port showed some improvement within a
4 month, the general expectation was that the
bureau would state the condition at not less
man 80, Liverpool and the government re-
81 port strengthened prices for time, but gen
n orally favorable crop news copious rains and
& disposition to sell among the local operators
: Caused reaction, and most OF the early ad-
n vance was lost
cotton today: "To-days DEVELOPMENTS were
"a looked for with much anxiety, both by bulls
ana bears. Liverpool was a trihe hi CHER, and
our opening was at an improvement Of two
points the first sales OF August being at
o9tc, but the advance was soon lost August
declining to 6.93c, About NOON, just before
n yle bureau report was announced the shorts
uecame very nervous ana bSoe was bld Tor
august. The bureau estimate of the aver
aye condition, 500 as compared with S2.7 in
..uly, 1898, was disappointment to many OF
81 -, oSe as " no ndu uOltd 70 sec IuS os1ib4s y
owe 30. The first effect was TO cause quick
advance OF or points. August selling up to
cents, but the gain was only momentary. In
"A very short Time August was again selling at
oS3c, the lowest price for the day. The close
was steady with 6.ytc bid for August. the
same as yesterday. Though the covering OF
ehorts and the reluctance TO sell al these low
prtes makes the decline SLOW and stubborn
81 we can see nothing to encourage the hope OF
higher market The rams In Texas have
40" made the magnificent crop OF that STATE
thoroughly safe, an least until the hrst OF
august, and a. soon a the new bales begin 70
81 tome 10, we fear that 10 will 20 found imposSl
,ie 10 sustain even the present low range OF
a Values