The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-31

Daily Movement at other Ports.
SalFeston-Quiet; middling, "a; net re-
Sedptts' - new; gross 81; sales. 146;
New Orleans-Easy: middling. 711-1s.
net receipts. 2.2ss (2.29S new; sales. 30:
Mobile-Quiet: middling, ~: net re-
celpts, q u5 new); gross q; stock. 3Ss7.
Charles ton-tirm; middling. n; net re-
celpts, IA; stock, 1S.T7l.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; middiing ~: net re-
ceipts, 10: stock, SIS.
Norfolk-Firm; middling, rs; net re-
celpls. 1; sales, 10; stock, 6.12i.
Baltimore-Firm; middling. s 3-16; net re-
celpts, ls9; gross, 40; stock. $500.
New 1ork-Steady. middling, 3-16; net
receiipt So non nome gross none; sales, 7oI;
B6oston-steady; middling. SIS; net re-
eeipts, Z; gross. 800.
Phtladel phia-Ouiet: middling. So: re-
ceipts, none; stock, 5,967.
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
Augusta-Firm; middling, rs; net re-
ceipts, Ss stock, 1874. actual.
Memphis-Quiet; middling, 11-16; net re-
ceipts, IL; sales, 20; stock, PIG.
St Louis-Steady; middling, ~; receipts,
observation-disclosures: middling. rs; re-
ceipts, none; stock, GIG.
Houston.Firm; middling, "a; net re-
celpts, l,S43; sales, 80; stock, 1892.
Exports OF cotton this day
NOrfOlk-Coa stwise, 236.
acknowledgements 1900
1Total foreign experts from all ports
France, none; to the continent, l.205.
Total foreign exports since Sept. ]. 80:
To Great Britain 3, 440. 752; TO France 775 $40;
to the continent, !. 425, $50
Liverpool, Aug. 80 1880 D. motion,
demand fair. prices firm; American mid
American, 1s,2 oO bales; speculation and ex-
port. 1000 bales; receipts. none. Futures
opened steady. demand fair; September
October, 4.15G4 1904 15d; October-Novem-
Der, 41744.16d; November-Decem ber. Also
419d4. 1S6i4.17d; December-January, 4.20l
4l9d; January-Februa 4.Iq4. 9d; Feb.
ruary-March, 4.22n4.2ld; Marc.h-April, 42a
d424q4. 2sd; April May, 425@4.24d; futures
steady at the advance; tenders, none.
4 p. m.-Spot cotton, American middling,
ding, sgd; good ordinary. 41-S2d: or
binary, 3 A-32d. Futures, August 4.15G
416d buyers; August-September 4.15d4.16 led
buyers; Septcmber-October,4 .15Gi4 16d buy
ers; October-November AID; November
December, 4.1Sd buyers; DEFENDERS anu
airy, AID buyers; January-February, 40
April, 4.2SQ4.24d buyers; April-May, .4.25d
value; May-June, 426q427d; futures closed
barely steady at the advance.
New York, Aug; 80. noon.LCotton flu
TENDER, 1900: October, S.02c; November,
S05c; December, S11c;. January, S.lSc.
New York, Aug. 30, p m;-Cotton futures
closed barely steady; sales, 4l6,6O0 bales;
August, nominal; September, 1850; Octo-
Der, 1860; November, S.02c; December,
S0Sc; January, S.14c; February, S.lsc; May.
New Orleans, Aug. 3O.-Cotton futures,
the near months closed firm, and the late
months barely steady; sales 1850 bales;
September, 7.S4c; October, 7.92c; November,
1890; December, 1910; January, 7.92c; Feb
ruary, 1870; March, S02c; April, soc.
New York, Aug. 3O.-Riordan Co. say
of cotton to-day: "The cotton market was
very lively to-day, but not altogether at
the expense of the bears as has so often
been the case of late.
1.-THE opening was slightly lower than
yesterdays closings; little later the tone
became strong and prices advanced sew
eral points higher than any that had yet
been touched; then came the news of rains
in Southwest Texas. This led to free SELL
ing which caused a sufficient decline to
catch stop orders, which, in turn, sent
many ''pyramids'" of feebly held specula-
tive cotton, topping down. Finally the
break amounted to fully twenty points
from the highest. Then, as was expected,
buyers rushed in and there was quick
reaction of II or 10 points. In the last nf-
teen minutes there was again free selling
causing another recession of about
points. October opened at 8.02c, advanced
to S.O8c, reacted to 1850, advanced to Sc,
and closed at 1851 SIC, with the tone
barely steady While predictions as to the
course of the market for tomorrow or
for next week can only be mere conJec-
lures, we are inclined to think that we
have not yet seen the highest prices. We
should, however. now advise our friends
to accept very moderate profits or adj
VanceS.n