The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-02
EXPORTS OF COTTON THIS DAY.
Or Rrft Tr,nce Cont r
Total exp'ts thus


far this week. / ,O64 165 5.S11 1895
Liverpool, Aug /, noon.-Cotton-
demand fair, at steadier prices; American
middling, 3 25-32d; sales, 1900 bales; Amer
lean. 1900 bales; speculation and export, 600
bales; receipts, $500 bales; American, -
bales. Futures opened firm at the advance;
demand fair.
.Futures-American middling fair, low mid.
ling clause: August, ID August and
September, Al 64d, also 45-64d; Septem-
Der and October. 3 IS SAD, also 46-64d; Oc-
tooer and November, 46-64d, also AZ SD;
November and December, 47-64d, also
45-64d; December and January 4864d,
also 1850; January and February,
S54964d, also 5o5id; February and March,
3 5064d, also 35l-64d March and April
85364d. Tenders at to-days clearings were
200 bales old dockets.
p. m.-Cotton, American middling fair
$3.50; good mtddling, 2932d; middling,
iI88l5d; low middling q 82d; good ordinary
Futures middling fair, low mid
unng clause: August 43 Cad, buyers; Au-
g gus ana September, 4S e4d, buyers Sep
and November, 3 44-6i@l3 45-64d; November
Snd December, 45-64Q3 46-64d; Decem Der and
January, as 64G13 1850; January and Feb
ruary, 3 47-6403 48-64d; February and March,
S4s oid, sellers; March and April. 8 5O640
steady
Manchester, Aug. 1.-The Guardian, in its
commercial article, says; The market has
ueen exceedingly dull. in sympathy with the
Teakness of cotton in Liverpool Even at
me present low prices the larger foreign
markets are not yet in position to buy
freely, ana until they are, prices must de-
ggLhe further II production is not reduced.
mere nave been number Of transactions
with India at the decline, and some orders
lave been placed in Egypt. the LeVant and
South America though some OF the bids
ttuale prior to the present reduction have
Uegn withdrawn. Yarns arc quiet"
NeW York, Aug. l, noon.-Cotton futures
opened steady at an advance, as follows:
august, &c: September, &c; October.
yysc; November, q 7sc; December, 6s4c
january. g2c.
New York, Aug. :, 4p. m.-Cotton futures
olosed steady, with sales Of 1890 bales,
81 follows; August, 8 5lGt6 SIC; September,
SS9og657c; october, $1,000 CSC: November.
,eG6 &c; December, 1905 zoe; January.
96S,96 SIC; February, 1906 94c; March.
1877 Ole; April, 706d7 @c; May, lilo
New Orleans, Aug. Cotton futures
s.osed steady, with sales OF 2,iO0 bales,
o. o. follows: August 6 $40, September 8 26c,
SI.oDer 30c, November sc, December
AZ ~ January SIC, February bsc, March
'Doc April 7lc.
New York Aug. 1.-The Suns cotton re-
KY says: Prices declined partly because
ral,erpool closed weaker. The crop news was
SoIpt.LEally favorable though rain is needed in
Collhwestern Texas and some parts OF North
noo..oHna and worms and shedding are re-
b ted In Mississippi and Louisiana, while
tom pant ~, IS not fruiting heavily in most sec
were io,,. Vnikla. SoutheIu Spot markets
bst5 lower Manchester was duh and war
ana S qeen formally declared between China
apan. There are again rumors that
0SsIsn mills will run on short time"
cow YORK, Aug. 1.-Riordan & Co say OF
mem Today; Liverpool lost the improve
us ma. SHOWN at her opening to-day, and our
priteN'e atter opening at about last nights
irs,es became very weak. October declining
VIZ. olOc 70 &c. During the afternoon ad-
cstjSS. from Washington were received indi.
wonls the probability that the tariff trouble
woniS ge compromised and that congress
-'u ADJOURN next week. This caused a sud