The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-25
COTTON.


=. markets will show the tone and the
atoms al the close to-day:
COTTON.
r.. market remained quiet and steady.
y were sales OF . Dales reported at
cation Exchange.
-srzat was the sale at auction of l05
M damaged cotton eN-steamship
Which came INTO TINS port ABOUT Yen
sr1 0u ire. The cotton was bought
15i A 90. at $3.50 a bale
t,l5wing were the official spot quo
fhe close of the market, at the
--1 Exchange to-day:
~ NiIllug.-- .---..ss''...'...'-O l9-lo
14rs ......-...............o LILO
r. lfa4Hng. ..-......s --...s'.......-.O7
~ ordinary. ....-.-......---...--.6
4 .~ary OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l-lb
4 g-rsft quiet, steady; sales, Is.
s--9raah Receipts, Exports and Stocks:
.t- this day ......-.-.......-......
|-aHav last year.
-r-s since Sept. !, 1S94............9 4S,200
. 'tir7p last year.. 30, W.
~ 6a hand this day................ 4'S9l
~ dav last year..-.......--.... 4,e0o
1--4uts and Stocks at the Ports
4 pIs this day .................... S95
e. 1av last Week.-.........-...... 5Sf
= 9lv last year. ....-.............. I6l
inns past fiVe days............. 900
l receipts -1 since Sept. /, iSS4.....7, so2' sSi
~ time last year. ., ,Z9f
|9k at the ports to-day.......... ~. ~
Il II same day last year........... 249,U2I
4 8e1aipts This Week Last Year
.rr53v........ 200 Wednesday $1,000 7
|riay..........1,122 Thursday .........66l
iay......... $50 Friday .............375
I'm Movement at Other Ports
4 ,iyeston-Dull; middling, HIS; net re-
|rts. T. stock, 1886.
l. receipts, As; gross, 40; sales, $500;
|y5aG1.ls~Nominal; middling. SIS; stock.
|T5sisreston-steady; middling. 65s; net
|espts. 8. stock, 49, 1874.
WimIneton-Quiet; steady; middling, Z;
l. receipts, 2; stock, 3120
Ty5rfolk-Quiet; middling, Z; net receipts,
stock II, 456.
'r5Fmore- Nominal; middling, rs; net
pt.. 60; gross, rs; sales, none; stock.
y.w York-Quiet; niddling, 7; net re-
I7s. none; gross, /; sales, 5O2; Dc6,
Bosjon-Quiet; middling, 7; net receipts.
P5Iadelphia-Quiet; middling. IA; net
| uts. 1866; stock, 1918.
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
Algusta-FiTm; middling, rs; net re-
Nemphis-Dul; middling, 6%; net re-
spts, 2. stock, 2,270.
:, Enthusiastically: middling, 6 Ills; net
sseipts. As: gross, POS; stock, 1S.OOS.
middling, Z; net re-
Houston-Quiet; middling, SIS; net re-
.pts 10; stock, 1902.
Exports of cotton this day:
New Orleans-To Great Britain, 5,24S;
astWise. 1870.
New York-To Great Britain. a.
Great Britain, 166.
Total foreign exports from all ports: To
cat Britain Dab
total foreign exports from all ports
us far this week: To Great Britain,
" TO France, $50; to the continent,
Total foreign exports since Sept. 1, '9i:
Great Britain, 3.417, 557; to France, IT,
E TO the continent, 2,4lS.2S0.
liverpool, July "a. 1890 p. m.-Cotton de-
anil moderate; prices easier; sales, 1000
ss; American, $500 bales; speculation
4 export, 500 bales; receipts, 1900 bales,
American. Futures opened easier; de-
ami moderate; American middling, low
Aing clause, August-Septembe SAG
sl, Septem ber-OCtOber, 8. 1903 1908. Aid;
'toter- November, 344d3. 43G342d; No
mber-D December 3.46G3.45d3.44d; Deem
rJanuary, 3.4663 Add; January Februa-
&Hd3. 46d; February March, 3.4S43. AID;
arch-April, 3.51d. Futures steady at the
cline Tenders, 100 bales new docket.
T. MIXTURES easy; American mid
ng fair. 4Ad; good middling. 1S-16d; low
diling, 8 1921; good ordinary, 13-S2d;
Futures. Juiy-August, $3.50 sellers: Au-
SrSeptember. 3.3943.40d; September-Oc-
.er, 3.4ld sellers; October-November
III value; November December, 3.43d
yars December-January, 3.44d3.45d sell
I January-February, S.45QS.46d value;
.0aary- March, 3.47d sellers; March
llL 34Sd3,49d sellers; April-May, 1880
~ Futures closed barely steady.
New, York, July "a. noon.-Cotton futures
eaed easier; August, 6.71c; September,
~ october, 6.S2c; November, csc; De-
,Ml1r. csc; January, csc.
New ork, July 24.-Cotton futures clos
steady, July-August, 6.76c; September,
g; october, 6.SSc; November, 692c; De-
Gber 6.9Sc; January, 7.O3c; February,
,a March, 713c; sales, 1S0,500 bales.
W orleans, July A.-CottOn futures
..aly sales, 2S,700. July-August,- 6.5Oc;
Itsmber. 6.55c October, 6.60c; NOvem-
/. u .1tci December, $3.50; January, 6.75c;
;Syflary, 6.SOc; March, 6.S5c; April 6.90c.
NeW ork, July 24-Riordan q Co. say
cotton to-day: This was a day of
-p.lses; First came the big break in
'tipQol, consequent upon Neill's esti-
-e Jhat the crop will be S,500,000 bales.
ss5H came the amazing coolness with
HeA our market treated the news. The
1he at our opening being only points;
Ky there was the complete recovery
~, .ne teeth of Liverpool and of Mr.. Neill.
lt ciosing prices were fully up to those
yes lerday. October opened at oslo, adj
.Ced to $780, and closed at 6.SSq6.S9c,
Ia the tone steady
mere was no bad crop news to account
our stubborn refusal to 90 down.
Is only fair to say that the bulls are
lt as much mystified as the bears, by
oehayior of the market to-day"
NAVAL STORES.
lArts Turpentine-At each call at the
alq OF Trade the market was bulletined
&c bld, closing firm and unchanged.
5iIe We're no sales reported, and it was
u maj none were made, as several buy
vi, p4iIing strongly, and the Offering