The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-03

Net receipts since Sept l. "a .....9H, $40
Net receipts for the same time last
year deducting 61.OSS bales shipped
90 Charleston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SOS. 0S7
Gross receipts since Sept. l. 1894 ..943, 333
Gross receipts for same time last
year, including 67.0Ss bales for
warded to Charleston ............ 966, 7S2
Exports past week. cOastWise ....... 33S
Stock on hand this day ...... 4676
stock on hand same day last year. 1891
Receipts and stocks at the ports
Receipts this day .........-.. 3q5
Inns DAY last week .................. 1s5
rms day last year ................... 454
Receipts past week ..................... -1,676
Same time last year ................... 3.457
Total receipts since Sept. l, 1894. Z sos. 1854
Same time last year ............... 3, S77, Gle
stock at the ports to-day............ 334. PA
Stock same day last year ........... 223, 43S
Daily Movement at Other Ports
CTaVeston-Steady; middling, SIS. net re
celpJs' none; gross, none; sales. none;
stock, 1856.
New orleans,-Quiet; middnng, 6 s-16; net
receipts, s; sales. POS: stock, 94,6S7
MObile-Firm; middling, 67s; net receipts
GO; sales, 800: stock 5,3i2
Charleston-Quiet; middling, 65s; re
celpts, none; stock 1913.
Wilmington middling, 67s; re-
ceipts. none: stock, 27jS.
Norfolk-Quiet; middling, Z; net receipts,
4; sales, 81; stock. II .0SS
Baltimore-Nominal; middling, rs; re-
ceipts. none; stock, $685..
New York-Steady; middling, rs; net re-
ceipts. none; gross. 81; sales, 1900; spin
ners. 700; stock, 172. sol. -
Boston-Firn; middling, rs; net receipts.
Isl; gross, 2lS.
neutrality-suspicious.; middling, 73s; net
receipts, l0l; stock, 4.9l6
Daily Movement al Interior Towns
Augusta-Firm; middling, z S-l6; net re-
ceipts 81; sales, So: stock, actual, 1870.
Memphis-DuN; middling, 6s4; net re-
ceipts s; gross 81; stock, 2,02S.
St. LOuis-Quiet: middling, 1l-16; net
receipts. 20; stock 1851.
Cineinnati-steady; mlddling. Z: net re-
ceipts, ?; stock, 1887.
Houston-Nominal; middling, 6 9-16; net
receipts, 20; stock, 1,765.
Exports of Cotton This Day
New Orleans-To Great Britain, 2,S65.
Mobile-Coastwise 81.
Norfolk-CoastWise 20.
New Nork-To the continent, sol; for
Total foreign exports from all ports to-
day: To Great Britain, 1855; to the CONT
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
far this week: To Great Britain 4,503; to
France, 33S; to the continent. 3.763
Total foreign exports since Sept. ], 9i:
To Great Britain, 3, i21, TIC: to France, IT,
S33; to the continent 2,4l7,243.
Liverpool Aug. 2 1880 p. motion
demand moderate at full prices; American
middhng. 11-l6d; sales. 5000 bales; Amer
lean, 100 bales; speculation and export,
300 bales; futures opened steady. dena nd
moderate; American middling, August
September, S45d; September October. 3.4Id;
OCtober-November. $780, November-De-
cember. S49d; D5cember-January, 35lG
S.50d: January February, 3.52G35ld; March
April, 3.54d futures quiet, but steady at
the advance; tenders at to-day's cleafings,
LOO bales new dockets and 200 bales old
dockets. The tenders offered at yester-
days clearing were not taken up readily.
OF the COCO bales offered, tenders for 1920
bales are still circulating
p. m.-Amerlcan middling, fair, 4 5-l6d;
good middling, sgd; low middling. 1921;
good ordinary, 15-32d; ordinary, Sgd;
August, August-September, 3.44Gi3 45d;
September-October, 3.46d buyers; October
November, 3.47qS.4S sellers; November
December, 3.4SqS.4 Sd sellers; January-De-
cember, 349d3.5Od buyers; ,January-Feb
ruarv Sold; February-Ma S.52Q353d;
March April. S.5Sd354d buyers; April;
May, 3.55d sellers; May-June 3.5Gq3.57d
sellers; futures closed quiet, but steady.
New York, Aug. 2, noOn.-Cotton futures
opened steady; august, Csc; September,
cember, 7O7c; January, Tile.
New York, Aug. 2. p. m.-CCtton futures
closed barely steady; August. 6S7c; Sep
6.9Sc; December, 7.02c; january, lose; Feb
/ ruary, 7.13c; March. 71Sc.
New Orleans, Aug 2.-Cotton futures
September, 6.62c; October, 6.66c; November,
6.70c; December 675c; January, oslo; Feb
ruary, 6.S5c; March. 6.9Oc; April, 695c
cotton: 1.-THE cotton market has many
more friends than foes. Crop reports con-
tinue very conflicting. Reports of spin
eo gu c conicting. spinners in the cotton
belt are reported paying about p to q
of a cent per pound, or about 81 per bale
| more than futures sell at in New Orleans
or this market, which are equal or in
| excess of prices prevailing year ago.
| American spinners' takings past eleven
months equal 2727, 55S bales out of 9,671 Isl
bales arriving in sight to July IS. In Aug
ust 1894 there came in sight 1926 and
/ 1895 216,74 bales. In 1894 2,9O9, 324 bales
/ elusive. or about 30 per cent. of the crop.
! This percentage of movement is about
! an average and may be taken as prac-
! teal key TO the present crop after 30 days
! have past, especially so if average wea-
/ Their and conditions prevail from this on
! until Christmas. The worlds visible sup
| ply is 493, 232 bales more than a year ago,
| or about II per cent Last week 1t de-
! creased ISL, coo bales or more than any
previous week. India and Egypt shipped
! 10 Europe 1,3lS,00O bales. against l,676WO
the previous season. Great Britain's eX-
mort of cotton manufactures for nine
months, ending June 30, was 4o,l13OVO
pounds against 1886 1890 corresponding
! 27O davs previous year. Their exports or
! cotton goods for the nine months increased
/ 81 per cent, and were S40OO,g0O yards more
| than same time in 1873. Their exports
| Of cotton piece goods to North America
| Increased over p per cent. over 1894, and
| were 81 100000 yards more than in 1878
| same time. United States domestic eX-
| ports of cotton goods since Jan !, 1879,
are los 079 packages against 140,A3 pack
| ages previous year, with a heavy falling
| off in China trade and small gains IN
! South and Central America We IiAPOip
| Cd "a 0O6 packages of cotton goods. against
| II 49, in same time last year. There were
| imports of SO. 1863 packages wooden goods,
! against 2O544 packages same time last
year. Cotton Is not high. Bears are few.
! Market is dull, with trading on cotton
Exchange often only resulting after long
intervals Speculation is too apathetic in
Inc cotton arena to cause any. materla!
change until more is actually known OF
me crop and spinners wants.
New York Aug. 2.-Riordan & Co. say
of cotton to-day: "To-day's market was
nervous and irregular, ending with
naturoi reaction from the sharp advance
If The last two days. October opened at
csc, advanced TO 10lc. reacted 70 69ic
and closed at 6.9ic. with. the tone barely
anal decline was mainly to take profits.
traders we're apprehensive that a fav-
Bile crop report IN the Financial enron
icle tomorrow might cause a lower mar
ket and preferred 10 sell to-day but
- h. "a faar Of any serious decline