The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-26
EXPORTS OF COTTON THIS DAY.
Total eXp'ts thus
far this week

Liverpool, Aug 25 noon.-Cotton-Quiet
free supply Offering; prices unchanged; Amer
lean middling, "a S2d; sales, 1000 bales;
American, 800 bales; speculation and ex-
port, 800 bales; receipts, o. 40 bales; Amer
lean - bales. Futures opened dull; de-
mand poor.
Futures-American middling fair, low mid
ling clause: August, ID; August and
September, 49-64d, also 4S Sd; September
ana October, 40 cad, also 4s-B4d; Octo-
Der and November, 49-6Id, also 4S-64d /:
November and December, 3 5064d, also
3 5000; December and January 50 old, also
49-64d, January and February, 35l64d,
also 3 5O-Ad; February and March, 3 5264d
also 5l.64d; March and April. b3-64d. also
3 5264d. Tenders at to-days clearings were
none.
p. m.-Cotton, American middling fair.
41d; good middling, l5-16d; middling.
2732d; low middling, 34d; good ordinary.
595d; ordinary, 1850.
Futures American middling fair, low MID
ding clause August, 3 4y-6ld, value; Au-
gust and September, 3 As 64Gl3 49, SAD; SEN
TENDER and October, 3 47-64d3 4s .64d: October
and November, 4s646D3 49.64d; November
and December, 3 5000, sellers; December
and January, 3 49-64G3 80 Sad January and
February, 5l-64d, sellers; February and
March, so 64(G3 53-6id; March ana April
S5l-64d sellers. Futures at the closing were
quiet.
New York, Aug 25, noon.-Cotton futures
opened steady, as follows: SEPTEMBER & o7c;
October. 7Sc; November, = SUc; December.
csc; January, 9ac February, : OOc.
FUTURES
closed dull, with sales Of 2BZuU bales.
as follows: August 64116 CSC; September
6oi0 6oc; October, 7,0G 74c; November.
6 7yG6 sc; December, 6 s696 SIC; January,
egS& 9ic: February ose07 orc; March, 7 O6t;
New Orleans Aug. 25-Cot,on futures
closed steady, with sales OF $50
bales, as follows: August 64lc, Septem ber
3tc, October $50 November &c De
cember Sole, January ,Oc, February 66c.
March TIC, April 7oc, May q Sac, June SOC
July Doc,
New York Aug 25-The total visible
supply OF cotton for the world is 2O47.21s
bales, OF which OBS lls bales are American.
against 2,2sl 800 and SIS T2g bales respect-
lively, last year. Receipts this week al all
interior towns l0,309 bales. Receipts from
plantations l5O02 bales. Crop in sight :, 4SO. rs
bales
- The detailed statement OF the visible
supply Of cotton rs compiled by the Chronicle
will be published TO morrow.
New York, Aug 25-The sun says OF cot.
ton to-day; Cotton advanced a point and
closed dull at prices I point above those of
last night, sales 26,20J oales. Liverpool ad
vanced y to point. closing quiet; spot sales
1000 bales at unchanged prices New Orleans
declined points and recovered this Angus.
ia received 81 bales OF new, Galveston 442;
New orleans 5l2 bales and savannah "a bales
Iotal port receipts ZOOS bales against ASP
bales this day last week aud S37 bales last
year spot cotton here was unchanged Mid.
ing uplands &c, sales 200 bales for
export and 565 for spinning Southern spot
markets were generally quiet and UNCHANGED.
Todays features: There was slight rise
owing 10 an advance In Liverpool, activity in
the drygoOds market some unfavorable cron
reports ana covering OF shorts The trading
however, was still very light and the market
was without striking features The south is
believed to be heavily short 70 Europe and
New England"
New York, Arg. 25.-Riordan g. Co say of
cotton to-day The market closed to
dull, with prices the same as yesterday and
also about the same as one week ago. There
was, however, a noticaOly nrm uudertone
during the two hours OF trading, owing to the
marked reluctance 20 sell rather than 10 anv
desire TO buy. The fluctuations we're within
RANGE OF only two points. The closing price
OF January was Bg3nG9ic. The crop develop
meuts OF the week have been generally favor.
able, the occas onal complaints OF rust
shedding etc, being only as trihing shadows