The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-17
EXPORTS OF COTTON THIS DAY.
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Total exp'ts thus

far this week. 2,4l0 AGO 1,ll2 5,573
Liverpool. July &c. noon.-Cotton-Quiet
lean middling, lo-l6d; sales. 5000 bales;
Il American. z ,2J0 bales; speculation and export
+ 800 bales; receipts, 5000 bales; American.
$40 bales Futures opened dull; demand
a freely supplied,
q Futures-American middling fair, low mid
n ding clause: November and December,
q 57-64d; December and January, 5S-6id;
January and February. 55-o4d; February
and March, S6O-64d. Tenders at to-day's
s. l p. m.-Cotton, American mlddling fair.
q 48d; good middling, 4 1l6d; middling, 8 l5-l6d:
& low middling, l3-l6d; good ordinary, ll-l6d;
ordinary 3I4d.
i Futures American middling fair, low mid
3 ding clause: July, ) 5o-64d, sellers; July and
8 August, 3 54-t5d, sellers: August and Sep
a TENDER, 3 55-C46l3 Sc Sid; September and Oc-
4 tober, So 6403 81 e4d; October and November
51-6443 5S-64d; November and December,
o. 64d, buyers; DecemJ er and January, 3 90
6fG3 59-64d; January and February, o9641
Il 3 10 cd; February and March, 8 6l-64d buy
4 ers. Futures closed irrn.
4 New York. July TO- noon.-Cotton futures
4 opened steady, as follows: July, &c; Au-
& gust, Ole; September, 6 s5c; October, Ole;
November, Ole; december, z vs..
New York, July II, p. motion futures
bales, as follows: July, . S706 SIC; August,
a b SDG16 Ole; September 94Ql6 95c; October
oi97 02c; November, z 0s@7 &c; December.
3 Z l597 Ice; January, 2l07 &c; FEBRUARY,
1907 Boo; March, 3507 SIC.
4 New Orleans July l6.-Cotton futures
closed quiet, with sales of $500 bales,
as follows: July b soc, August 8 roc, Septem
Ocoer &c, tober 70 C, November &c, De-
cember Soc January Gle, February 97c,
March 7O3c, April 09c.
New York, July 16--The Suns cotton re-
port saws: Higher Liverpool, the cheapness
10 the prices here. the end of the western
rlhe, rather more cheerfulnesS and activity
n IN cotton goods, the hope that the tariff dis
cusslon is nearly over, and that as soon as the
4 question is settled general business will re-
we, are among the factors which have more
Il or less strengthening eject on cotton prices.
he crop news is favora Ole, but for all that,
The bears are cautious"
New York, July l6-Rtordan & Co. say Of
cotton to-day: Liverpool today was l-64d
better, but our market was without spe ial
4 feature, unless the manifestation OF a certain
Nlll stubrornness in resisting further decline
can ne called such. August opened at $751;,
declined to 6,S9c, rallied TO 93c, put after
4 ward lost the advauee, and closed quiet at
$500 bid, the same as on saturday. IheCe is
certainly marked indlspositlon to sell cot
4 on short al these prices, tho Oh the tears
claim that this fact will only postpone
break and make IL more certain and severe in
me end, but all depends upon the CROP, which
10Th bulls and bears are watching with mach
4 anxiety August was again to-day the
weakest month on the list
Rice.
The market was quiet and nominal The
stock is about exhausted. There were no
BoA tGAs AAAI AaOVtlANAAo ~ NAAI AoS%-N =.
o. TRADE are as follows;
Common ......... .................. ....3 03l(
ar ...,.-.....,. ....-..--.'...' 500
Good ..,........ ....................... 4lR6tps
Prime. Observation-Disclosures. ..... 4 sGG42 a
head .....-. ........ 4fGfbla
small job lots u &c higher
Naval stores.
Spirits Turpentine-F Firmly held az 29hcfor
Iegulars is sim posted at the Board OF Trade.
There were no sales.
hosin-l here was a good demand for the re-
Oelpls and sales amounted 10 al out 9,OOJ par.
lels at unchanged prices Az the Board OF
rude the market opened and closed hrm auu
Unchanged. AZ the hrst call there were slies
ul dlti barrels reported, Whith included B."
artels water white ~ window glass ~ N
and 2sgD.