The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-20

Baltimore-NominaI; middling ~. net
receipts, 100; gross. 80: stock. is. 50T.
New 4Ork-Easier; middling Z. net re-
SSss i pgs' none; gross, To- sales, IA; stock
Boston-ouiet; middling. I: net receipts.
Ph,ila.d.elphia-steady; middling, ~;
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
Aususta-Nery nrm; middling !; net
receipts, %; sales, 80; stock, 5,6sl actual
Memphis-Dul; middling. %: net re-
celpts, A; gross, p; stock, 2314
SLLOuis-Steady: middling. So: net re-
celpts, =; gross, l24; stock, 1858.
Cincinnati-Steady: niddling. Z: re-
ceipts, none: stock, S,069
Houston-Quiet; middling, s Ills; net
receipts, ll6. stock, 2,OS7.
Exports Of cotton this day
eston-COas twise, 39f
New Orleans-TO Great Britain 631S
WilmingtOn-COastw ise 10
NOrfolk.COastWise, 100
New Hork-TO the continent, 1,0S9; for
warded, ?.
Total forcing exports from all ports to-
day-Io Great Britain, 5.31S: to the conti-
nent, 039.
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
Iar this week-To Great Britain $3.50; to
France, s; 20 the continent, 2O67.
IOtal foreign exports since Sept. /, 81
10 Great Britain, $40, 40; to France, IT,
l45; to the continent 241l,SiO
Liverpool. July 49, 1920 p. m.-Cotton.
demand moderate. easier; American mid
ding, 3 2S-32d; sales, 10000 bales; Ameri-
can, $500 bales; speculation and export,
~ bales; receipts, 200 bales; all Ameri-
Futures opened easier; demand mod
crate: American midding low middling
clause: August-Septembe 3.42; Septem-
ber-October 3.44q3+3; OctOber-November,
S4sq3.44; December-January, 3.47; Janu-
ary-February, 34S; February March, $50.
FUTURES quiet at the decline. Tenders
at to-days clearings, 100 bales old dockets.
] d ma mpricgO r0fddlinc al 4 90 o
good middling. 3 T-32d; low middling,
9,l6d; good ordinary. 7-16d; ordinary,
Futures-July, July-August, $40 sellers;
August-September, 3.41d342 Sellers Sep
tember-October, 3.43 sellers; OctOber-N o.
vember, 3.44 buyers; November-De
S49 buyers; December-January, S46 buy
ers, January-February, S.47q3.4S sellers;
February March, S4S6349 buyers; March
April, $50; April-May, 3.5lG352 sellers.
Futures closed dull.
New York, July 10, noon.-CottOn futures
opened steady; July, 6.7Oc; August. 674c;
September, 6.S0c; October 6.S5c; November,
6SSc; December. 6.95c.
New York, July 19.-Cotton futures closed
steady. July-August, 57Se; September,
csc; october, 6.S9c November. 6.93c; De-
cember, 6.9Sc; January, 7C3c: February,
7oSc; March, 7.1Sc; Sales, 80, 100 bales.
New Orleans, July 19.-Cotton futures
quiet and steady; sales. 1900 bales; July,
6.53c; August, 6.54c September, 6.5Sc; Octo-
Der, 6.6lc; November, 6.64c; December, 6.69c;
january, O.tJci eDrudryi o.cOci Marcn Oooc,
April, 6.90c.
New York, July 19.-Riordan & Co. say
of cotton to-day: Another decline in
Liverpool to-day caused a slightly lower
opening here, August selling on the call
at SIS and 674c. There were afterwards
some further trifing concessions, August
selling down. to 672c, but there was a
marked absence of any pres
sure to sell and the mark
te, after remaining very dull and
steady al about 674c for August, suddenly
became firmer in the last hour and ad-
vanced half dozen points from the low
est. The close was steady with August at
6.7Sd6.79c. Opinions are now about even
ly divided as to whether or not the market
will go lower than 1t was to-day. The
bears are claiming that the liquidation in
August contracts which must occur on
the 18th inst, will cause further break
in prices but this is far from certain as
the issue of delivery notices may help the
market instead of hurting. Much will
depend upon the temper shown by Liver
pool in the meantime"