The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-13
heeelpts N Va - -

Receipts This Week Last Year
SS atuIday---.--.-.. 20 Wednesday - 81
s11tonoay.-.-.-.-...l,S9 S Thursdav "a
DaiiV no,,e,. ,I.s'e fFlday ..-.-...-..6 go
GalVeston-Steady; middlins 8 11-1--
sales, Slsi stock. l0.Su
eelPtS, Il; sales, 70; stock. 1855.
stock, $685.. IS 'e1e-P.s' D
cha. C,h.arissston-ouist: middling. sss: re-
wi, WSsiillmii1,ggtsOn-steady; middling. Ga:
os N,S,Tfo5Idk-st,eady; middling, SIS; net re.
-baItimore-Dun; middhng. sic; gross.
20; stock. 1850.
New York5@-Easy: mlddling. rs; gross.
LIS; sales, 30; stock. 197. I75.
Boston-Steady; middling, 7is; net re-
celpts, 20; gross, 591.
h1ilaSd,elPhia-Firm; middling. rs:
Daily movement at interior towns
sAugusta-Steady; middling, Z; receipts.
Is; sales, IL stock, actual. 6li6.
10 Memplnis51 Dull; middlng, 81; receipts.
St. Louis-Steady; middling. So; net re-
celpts, IA; gross, Is; stock. 1892.
G SSiincinnati-Steady; middlng. Z; stock.
Houston-Quiet; middling. Lille; re-
ceipts, "A; stock, 2,074.
Exports OF Cotton This Day
New Orleans-Coastwise 81
SaVannah-COastwise, las.
Charles ton-Coastwise 20.
Wilmin gton-Coastwis 5
Baltimore-To the continent. lis.
New 1ork-Forwarded. 149
Boston-To Great Britain, PSI.
Iotal foreign exports from all ports to-
day-To Great Britain. 81: TO the conti-
nent rs
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
Tar this week-To Great Britain, S,545; to
france, none; to the continent 1858.
Iotai foreign exports since Sept. l. 1884,
10 Great Britain, 3,40S, 531; to France, 772,-
l5y; to the continent, 2.4O9. 543
Liverpool, July r. 1890 p. motion de-
hahd limited; prices unchanged, Ameri-
can middling. 3 $500; sales, 1850 bales;
American, 500; speculation and export
80 bales; receipts none. Futures opened
nrm; demand moderate; American mid
cling, low middling clause. July-August
3.43U344; August-September 345G3. a
Januar,yl-February. s.5193.50; Futures
200 bales old dockets.
Liverpool 4 p. m.-Cotton, American
mlddllng' low middling clause, July. July
August, S42 value; August-September,
3.44, Septembsr-October, 345: October-No-
vember, S.46d3.17; November December,
5,41qS.4S; December-J anuary, 3;4sQS. 81;
March, 3.5l; March-April, 3.52G35S; April
May, S.SSq3.54 buyers. Futures closed
quiet.
New York, July 70, noon.-Cotton futures
gust, 6.S4c; September, $3.50; October, 694c
November, 6.9Sc; December, 7.03c: Janu-
airy, l.U9c.
New York, July 12.-Cotton futures clos
ed barely steady; July. ESQ., August, G.sl:
September, $50: October. SOL; November,
6.95; December. 100: January, 70j; Feb
ruary, 40; March, 7l6; sales 127 800 bales.
New Orleans, July 12.-CottOn futures
quiet, but steady; sales. $4,000 bales: July.
6.56; August. 6.57; September. Sol; Octo-
Der, 6.63; November, 6.66; December, 6.72;
January, 6.T; February, 682; March, 6S7.
New York. July 12-Riordan & Co. say
of cotton to-day: The market to-day
was by turns firm and easy, and after
fiuctuating nervOusly within a range of
seven points, closed not far from the low
est of the day, with the tone barely
steady. August opened at 6S4c, advanced
TO csc, reacted to 6S0c, and closed at 6.S1c
bid. Fresh reports of rain in the south
west caused the early Improvement and
latter accounts stating that the outlook
was for clearir g weather led to the weak
ness in the afternoon trading. Unless all
the kilograms received here as to the crops
are misleading. the damage already done
is beyond repairs. The chances, we think,
viii favor the bulls. The possibilities OF
a decline are exceedingly limited, while
an advance of 2 cents or more might cas-
lily occur If the last of the crop season
he as unpropitious as it has been up to
the present time"