The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-15

and March, 6l-ezd, also 6O-64d. Tenders
at to-days clearings were -- bales new
dockets.
p. m.-Cotton, American mfddling fair
sssd; good middltng, l-16d middling, 3 $3.50:
low middllng, 3 l3-l6d; good ordinary, ll-l6d;
ordinary. 31sd.
Futures American middling fair. low mid
ding clause: July, ; 81 ga buyers July and
August, 3 81 a, buyers; August ard Sep
TEMPER, "a t4s93 50 sid; September and Oc-
tober, 55-64ll3 So sd; October and November,
3 56-64G3 81 SD; November and December,
S57-G4d, sellers; Decem Der and January, 81
64g3 5s6id; January and February, $3.50
Futures closed dull.
New York, July a, noon.-Cotton futures
opened steady, as follows: July. soc; Au-
gust. soc; September, 6 qsc: October, QUO;
November, Oyc; december. 7 l6c.
new YORK, July -, p m.-Cotton futures
closed dull, with sales Of p. 10
bales as follows; July, 8 sac see August
8 g0q6 9lc; September, 1906 CSC; October,
7OlQ7 O2c; November. 0sfb7 J9c; December,
z l517 lie; January, 2lGt7 PC; February,
2slg7 29c; March, o4D7 55c.
New Orleans, July l4.-Cotton futures
closed quiet, with sales Of ESQ bales,
as follows; July 100, August 6 roc, Septem
Der b7c, OCTOBER zoe, November nc De-
eemper SOC January glc, February &C.
March O3c. April 09c.
New York, July l4-The total visible
supply Of cotton for the world is 2,6O9 6l7
bales OF which 2,ll5,4l7 bales are American,
against 275g 433 and 2,274. 253 bales, respect
lively, last year. Receipts this week at all
interior towns 4,Sls bales. Receipts from
plantations 3,lOl bales. Cropin sight T,345, Ola
bales.
New York, July 1.-THE SUMS cotton re-
port says: There was a decline in Liver
pool, the crop news was favorable trade and
speculation were sluggish. there was some
disposition to lquidate August. and prices
declined. On the decline, however, there was
enough buying for short account to cause a
slight rally. Rain is needed In some sections
west OF the mississippi The Mississippi state
y 4V,T al
cred, the week has been favorable throughout
the state. Crop advices for the week gen
orally nave been Of a very favorable char
acter Kahn has fallen in almost all localities
during the week, and the crop has, as q rule,
been benefited thereby. Reports from Iexas
are, as rule, quite satisfactory, and in some
sections moisture is claimed to be needed
New ork, July 14-Rtordon 4 Co. in their
review OF cotton, say: Notwithstanding the
extraordinary and prolonged depression, the
situation is not without e ements of hope for
the friends OF cotton The collapse of the
great strike; the near approach OF the time
when uncertainty ABOUT the tariff must end;
the conceded fact that the absurd and ruin
GUS Hatch bill can not become law: the gen
eral economy which the hard times have
enforced throughout the country and the fact
that all mercantile ventures have been
brought nearer to strictly hardpan basis
than at any time within the memory of this
generations all these things presage an early
and decided turn in the business tide. When
ever the turn shall come the recovery is
ana cotton Is sure TO be among the first OF
the great staples of commerce TO feel the
favorable impulse. This, at least, is what
the bulls think and say.
The bears insist that the present Drospect
OF the coming crop is likely to he the largest
crop ever made, and this outWelghs every 9TH
er consideration. They say that the owners of
the enormous stocks of cotton in Liyerpool
Hayre and Bremen, have been holding on in
the nope that some disaster might happen to
the crop, that with every week that passes
now, this hope Is growing fainter, and that
we may at any moment be confronted with
heavy selling in the foreign markets as well
as with the liquidation of August contracts
here. 1t is indeed diulcult TO discern. at the
moment any substantial announcement to
buy cotton for rise. \ strong bull specu-
latiOn seems to be absolutely necessary to
check the decline. II is quite pOss BILE that
we may have such speculation later in the
season, but there are no signs OF it as yet A
further decline n Liverpool and glowing crop
accounts from all parts of the south combined
to-day to depress values TO the lowest point
yet touched. August opened at 6glc rallied
to 6.s9c, reacted TO $3.50 and closed at soc
hid, with the tone dull. The bears profess
to be very confident of lower prices next
week"
The market was very firm with but little
stock Offering. There were no sales reported.
The revised statement below from the mills
shows that there is a very small stock on
hand. The quotations at the Board OF Trade
were as follows
Common ...,.-... ................. ....3 0314
ar .-'....-....... .-...........-....3&0I
Goou. ...'..''... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 41sO4H
rune '''.''''-.' .'.........-...., 4SsO4A
Small Job lots 158Hc higher
The following is the statement of rough and
clean rice received, milled and delivered
since Sept. l, 1898, and the stock on hand to
date
ROUGH RICE
Bushels
Stock on hand Sept 1, 1898. .. 81, 2J2
Received past two weeks. ......
Received previously .............2 75. or
-. 367 ,8t9
Milled past two weeks .......... 7O92
Mllled previously ................36 0,227
- 1857 ,819
On hand .... .
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