The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-18
EXPORTS OF COTTON THIS DAY.
CIR. Brit Er'nce. Cont. {
Total exp'ts thus
far this week. 40

far this week 4.257 AGO 1908 sSl2
& Liverpool, July II, noon.-Cotton-Quiet
lean middling, $780, sales, 5000 bales;
s american, z 400 bales; speculation and export,
poo bales; receipts 800 bales; American,
+ bales. Futures opened quiet; demand
Futures-American middling fair, low mid
ling clause: July, d; July and August,
3 55-64d; August and September, 90 Gid; Sep
#tember ana October 3 57-64d; October and
= November 5s-64d; Novemb Der and December
8 Z 5o64d; December and January, 5000;
& January and February, 6064d; February
#and March, 3 6l-e4d, also 8 60-64d. Tenders
#at to-days clearings were bales new
docketS.
p m.--Cotton, American middling fair.
81 4%d; good middling, ll6d; middling, 8 l5.16d;
s low mlddling, 3 1850; good ordinary, ll-l6d;
#ordinary, 31ad.
Futures-American middling fair low mid
ding clause: July, 81 sad, sellers; July and
q August, 3 57-65d, sellers: August and Sep
81 tober, 5S-64d, buyers; October and November
. 59t4d, sellers; November and December,
g : 59-64q3 6O64d; December and January, 3 To-
6fa3 81 sid; January and February, 6l-640
Il 62 SD; February and March, 6364d sell
@ers. Futures closed firm.
n New York, July II, noou.-Cotton futures
gpst, i 92c; September, CSC; October, 7 O5c;
II November 7 lie; December, 49,.
New York, July u, p. m:-Cotton futures
Il Closed steady, with sales OF 1920
& 9lQ6 95c; September 6 1906 99c; October
8 Z 0595 06c; November, Z 1907 l3c; December,
3 $@7 &c January, o s327 a7o; February
New Orleans, July l7.-Cotton futures
closed quiet, with sales OF $500 bales,
8ss follows: July sec, August 7sc, Septem
3 Der 14c, October 6 76c, November Sc De-
cember 6slc, January Gle, February 03c,
March z 05c. April 2 l0c.
New York July 1.-THE Suns cotton re-
spoEt says; "a rise in Liverpool, European
caused an advance here, though the crop
#news was favorable and the slate of specula-
tlon was dull. There is a steady spot de-
man One firm said Spot sales at Liverpool
are moderate, 500 bales, but II the reduction
10 the worlds visible supply of American as
A well as all kinds, to be reported on Saturday
*next, Is as large as it has been for
Two or three weeks past as compared
with each previous week, it would show be-
+ Pore Sept. that much smaller supply than
II was predicted several months ago would be
"a SIGHT on that date. The amount OF new
#totton to appear in August will have some in
Luence, whether large or small, as II may In
Nlcate, as compared with last year and pre-
i Slous years. whether the crop is an early or
r ldte'one in Texas. Another firm said: We fear
mat substantial, and lasting improvement
3 ln prices can only be expected as a result OF
al crop news, which at this moment seems
&oecdedly scarce. Shedding is reported in
#Southern Texas, where rain is needed. "
New York, July l1.-RtOrdan a. Co. say OF
cotton to-day: The market sti1ened up
s lttle 10 day upon better Liverpool advices;
& tne nervousness Of the shorts was very notice
pole, and the buying was chiefly TO cover
hdles. But while the immediate effect OF such
buying may be to advance prices II removes
4 q very important prop from the support OF
lhe market and thereby weakens IL In the
iong-run. We fear that a substantial and
lastlng Improvement In prices can only De eN-
itcted as result OF lad crop news, which at
The moment, seems decidedly scarce. August
oday opened az 6 Csc, advanced 70 $50,
#end closed steady at 694e bid. We favor
Bales upon rallies
Rice.
The market was quiet and nominal There
Ntte no sales reported. The quotations al
que Board o. rrnae are as follows
F q orr ........ -. ...... .3atGtA
i tiuoi ......... ..... .......... 4tbN4i4
q Prime ... .4AMait
f 9iead . nix ftbls
81 small ,oh io,s 10 M me.