The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-24

.--a.lv and unchanged. The follow
-.ss,-os of the different markets will
- ,h- tone and the quotations at the
e.ss to-day
COTTON.
The local market remained quiet and
..siy and unchanged, with no interest
s.-isyed in the market.
W III Cotton Exchange the market
as bulle,ined quiet and steady. with no
s- ne following were the official spot quo
4 ..-5as. ar the close OF the market, at the
--on Exchange to-day:
4 ,sai MIldlnS. ...---......-...........6 l5-l6
| riilins -........-.....-.-...b ll-l6
I'm Nuiiling- .-.-.............-...69
f5i ordinary. .---..................6
Varket quiet and steady; sales. none.
4 savannah Receipts, Exports and Stocks:
receipts this ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Z
.sre day last year. Observation-Disclosures. SO
4 9aaeipts since sept. l, l694............9431 1893
E SINE time last year...................96 2, 9S4
1y1orts. coastwise, this day... Is
& SOCK on hand this day................ 1850
4 Sane day last year. .......:.......... 5,SOl
Peseipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this day --.-................ 700
Ibs DAY last week .................. ABB
Fl This day last year .......-.......-... $50
Receipts past four days ............ 1.79
Slme time last year ................ 2309
Tofal receipts since Sept. 1, 1894. =, 1902, 422
/ ne time last year ....-........... %, S13, OF
a So-k al the ports to-day ......... 367, 1886
4 sock same day last year ...:...... 25S, 100
4 Receipts This Week Last Year
I Saturiay........ 2o9 Wednesday .2i7
#N1nlay. LIP Thursday ..... 66l
tuesday SSO FRIDAY ............. 31o
4 Daily Movement at Other Ports
4 Ga,vtston-Quiet; middling, 11-l6; sales
n stock. l0.Si9.
. Kew Orleans-Easy; middling, 6 "a; re-
4 epis, Is sales, $50; stock, 1851
Iobile-Nominal; middling, 67s; receipts
Z. stock. 5.A4.
CHARLESTON STEADY; middnng, 6%; re-
Misunderstanding; middling, Z; stock,
i Norfolk Quiet; middling, Z; net receipts.
d sales. IS, stock, ~, 45i.
Baltimore-N ominal; middling,7s; gross
receipts. ljS; stock, 1928.
New York-Quiet; middling. Z; net re-
.Gpts, 206; gross, sol; sales, $50; stock.
Boston-Quiet; middling, Z; net receipts.
4 -. gross 2,019.
i adelphia-Steady; middHng, ~; net
.Ueipts. Il; stock, 1918.
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
Augusta-Nery firm. middling, 1-161
net receipts, %; sales 75ii stock, 400.
Namphis-Dull; middling, So net re-
|tpts B. gross, 103; stock, 1850.
s.. Louis-Quiet; middling, Ga; net re-
|fpts is; gross, 725; stock, 1908.
CCincinnati-Quiet; middling, Z; stock.
H.2,gsts99n-Quiet; dmaaicdling, 6ss; net re-
Exports Of Cotton This Day
New Orleans-Continent, $50; coastwise,
-Coastwise. Is.
Baltimoire-To Great Britain, 1888; con-
unent, 25l.
New York-Forwarded, 57S.
n Total ia. foreign exports from all ports:
10 Great Britain. 1913; to the continent.
Total foreign exports from all ports
mus far this week: To Great Britain,
+s!i' 10 France. $50; to the continent,
Total foreign exports since Sept. /. 1894:
~ Great Britain, SAP, ia; to France,
0,- 93, % the continent, 2,4lS,2sO.
Liverpool, July %, 1890 p. m-Cotton.
temand limited prices unchanged; Amer
Lan mlddling, 3 ll-l6d; sales, 5000 bales;
american. 1900 bales; export, 5000 bales;
receipts, 5000 bales; American, $500 bales.
futures opened steady; demand mod
crate American middling, low middling
Clause, August-S September, 3.43d; Septem-
9er-ectober, 3.4d: November-D December,
d#Fo. sd; Decenber-January, 3.49d; jan
uary-February, 3.5OQ3.49d futures quiet.
Il p. m.-American middling, low mid
elng clause, July, July-August,
5AN3 43d August-S September, 343d;
buyers; September-October, 344Q
;5.S9 60, buyers; October November,
ctmber, BAD, sellers; December-Jan-
lary, 34Sd, sellers; January-February
@BI, buyers; February March, 3.5063. sid;
Aarch-April 3.52d, value; April-May,
S,5a55id sellers; futures closed quiet.
New York, July %, noon.-Cotton futures
Gened quiet and steady; July August,
Use; September. 6.S3c; October, 69Oc; No
!!ember' 6.95c; December, 7OOc; January,
New York. July 2s.-Cotton futures
Closed steady; July and August, 6.771;
; september, 6.Sc; october, 6.Ssc Novem-
I5eef ts2c; December $3.50; January. 703c;
r. 5,soiruary, 7.OSc; March, 71Sc; sales, 40,
New orleans, July 28.-Cotton futures
ttg YEA sales, 1850 bales; July, csc: Sep
We; December, 669c; January, 675c;
February, 6.SOc; March, 6.S5c; April, $685..
New York, July 23.-Riordan & Co. say
q cotton to-day: THE improving crop
sgeounis and the near approach of notice
Jay Tor August deliveries checked the ad-
salGlng tendency of the market and the
ssult Of to-day's trading was drawn be-
wen the bulls and bears. October
Pe,led at csc, advanced to 6.90c, declined
" 1-o9c and closed at 6.SS6I6. S9c, with the
Ihe steady. The excellent crop accounts
a,al are now coming in from various sec
- - OF the cotton belt have shaken the
se92aAIence of some of the bulls, who now
t gL1HLlJ mat the big advance upon which
ny nave been counting may, in meas
d., De contingent upon the dreaded
S5iioosht IN August or upon an early and
80 lrous frost. On the other hand, the
rs snow more nervousness than ever
~. 1se VINO are the most confident in their
bsIss uons that cotton must sell at least
~ tn cent lower are also the most eager
~ e'.er ihlr shorts at a profit of points.
ar a. ulh is, that both bulls and bears