The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-06

this week.. S,2Ol 3,262 1861 ll,2U2
Liverpool, July 5, noon.-Cotton-Quiet
demand fair, at steady prices; American
middling, l5-16d; sales, 10000 bales; Amer
lean, 8 100 bales; speculation and export, l,OOO
bales; receipts, 1920 bales; American, -
bales Futures opened steady; demand mod
crate.
Futures-American middling fair. low mid
ling clause: July, ---d; July and August,
6064d. also 59-64d. August and September,
8 6l64d also 60.64d: September and Octo-
Der. 62-64d, also 6l-64d; October and No
vember 63-64d, also e. 64d; November and
December, 4d, also 6364d; December
and January, l-64d also 4d; January
and February, 2-64d. also l-64d + ebru-
airy and March 4 364d, also 2-6id. Tenders
dockets.
p m.-Cotton, American mlddling fair.
led good middling, 4 d; middling, 4d: low
mddling, SD; good ordinary, Sad; ordinary,
39l6d.
Futures American middling fair, low mid
Cling clause July, 3 5S-64d 3 59-64d; July and
August, 5o646t3 596id; August and Sep
TENDER, 3 59-f4 a 3 6064d; September and Oc-
tooer. 60-64GJ3 6l-64d; October and November,
8 tl-64Q3 62-64d; November and December
62-64d3 63 64d; December and January, o.
$40 Id; January and February, "a l-64d Feb
ruary and March, 264d, value. Futures
closed steady
New York. July 5. noon.-Cotton futures
opened quiet, as follows; July, 09c;
August, 7 nc; September, lac; October, BIC;
Noyem6er, 2oc; December, S5c.
WV lOlh july D, = p u-COblOu luJuTtS
closed steady, with sales of $1,000 bales,
asfollows: July, 6 $50 99c; August. 7 02G17 03c
september, U447 U5c; October, Z l0@7 lie;
November, 17Q7 lsc; December 7 23GS7 24c;
January, 2997 30c; February, 35GJ7 36c;
March, 4ld7 age.
New Orleans, July 5.-Cotton futures
closed quiet, with sales of II, 500 bales,
as follows: July 75c, August 74c, Septem
Der 74c, OCTOBER 79c, November sac. De
cember 692c, January CSC February 04c,
March TO-
New York, July 5-The Suns cotton re-
view says: Cotton advanced > to 3 points
anu closed barely steady. Liverpool ad
ldnced l-lbd on the spot and 3 points for fu-
eLfe deliveries, then lost part of the advance
alu closed barely steady. In Manchester
yarns mad hardening tendency, cloths were
6ulet. The Bombay receipts for the week are
TToUO0 bales against IA 900 for the Same time
tdSl year. Total since Jan. 1,1414 000, against
11i'ouOJ during the same period last year.
ne bombay shipments TO Great Britain.
SlHce Jan. l. were 39. 900 bales. against 400L
LOT the same time last year, and 622 900 to the
continent, against $4,000 during the same
Time last year
There was a rise early in the day, due to
oole covering of shorts, but this advance
va maS soon lost when the market reacted. sig
udl service predicted further rain in the next
twenty four hours. Reports of serious trouble
net"een the strikers and the troops a Chi
IasQ, long POPULATIONS. and fear of August
equation in the near future also contributed
a. the depression. The crop outlook in the
ttlIdhtlc states has decidedly improved within
Wv past week, and no serious alarm IS felt IN
vedtd TO the not and dry weather in Texas
and Arkansas"
Rice.
me me market is quiet and steady at un-
g. rSnseu quotations No sales were reported
t1uay- The following are the quotations at
me Board OF Trade
Common ....... z an.
Fair 1000 .''+''''' .'''''' '''' ~, ", a
Good -''-'''' ''''''- - A.,
Prime $780, ''''''''''''' 1T y
HEAD ''.'''-'-'''' ''''' = ~ ~, a
small Job lots i5Q y higher
Naval stores.
beplIlts Turpertine- The market remains In
i'm 'aihe position as that prevailing for some
.HiN past. Factors SIM hoI1 ont 90. tho a.