The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-17

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W Mddahs ''.'.'.--.-.-''-.-..'...- us
rI ordinary ..--.-.-......-........-..6
N9rEct. quiet and steady; sales. none.
savannah Receipts, Exports and Stocks
-eipts TINS day ...s....--.-..-..-... 90
qm. day last year .................. 2G9
,aipts since Sept. /, 1894. ..........9 1901
sme time last year ..................96 1862, 55S
.ec6 an mana TINS day .--'.''..--... 5zi5
me iay last year ................. $3.50
receipts and Stocks at the Ports
e--pts this day NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 433
ms day last week .-...........-... 5i6
rb.s day last year ................ 1913
SIMS past four days .......... 1.747
1r. time last year ................ 1,759
To-al receipts since Sept l, '94......7. S99. 7i9
s. Same time last year .....-.......-..5,86 7, 1874
81. X at the ports to-day ........... 1891
sock same day last year .......-.. 265,39S
Receipts this week last year
mrd3y .........622 Wednesday ...... 81
MONDAY .-......... S9t thursday ....... SS
aeslay ..........SS 1913 Friday ............1, jas
II paIy movements at other ports
Gavesron-Quiet; middling. 6 1l-l6c; net
+ receipts q: sales. So; stock, lQ,7SS.
Il New Enthusiastically; middling, 6 1l-l6c;
- receipts, 149; sales, 156; stock, 1888
Mobile-Dull; middling, Csc; net re-
#c5lpts s.; stock, $40.
Chlrlsston-Steady; middling, csc; net
dpts :: stock. 1901.
WiImngtOn-Steady; middling, csc; net
receipts 2; stock. 3,20i
Il Norfolk Steady: middling, &c: net re-
feiuts !. sales, 2l3; stock, l4,2Sl.
Baumore-Dun; middling, 7lsc; gross,
4 KEW York-Quiet, steady: middling, &c;
ross 23j; sales, 4S5, all spinners; stock,
E66
Bosion-Dull; middling. 7c; net receipts.
b. gross. $50.
4 FhiIadelphia-Quiet; middling. T4c;
. Et1ck, n.9l7.
4 Daily movement at interior towns
4 Augusta-Steady; middlngi &c; net re-
II er
. Memphis-Dull; middling, Gao; net re-
+ Iepts, ?: sales. IS: stock, 2,446
p ST. Louis-Steady; middling, 6Ac; net re-
E clpts, 81; gross, 1872; stock 1851.
Cincinnati-Quiet: middling, &c; net re-
|cepts, &c; stock. S,159.
iious,on-Quiet: middling. 11-l6c; net
.-eoeipts q; stock, 1901.
4 Exports of Cotton This Day
4 Observation-Disclosures 103
A arleston-COastwise. 3.
New York-To Great Britain, 622; France,
to the continent, l; forwarded, 235.
Total foreign exports from all ports
To-day: To great Britain, 622; to France,
II 10 the continent, ].
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
4 OR this week: To Great Britain. SlS; 10
France, 6; to the continent. l.
Total foreign exports since Sept. l, 1891:
q Great Britain, 3,404.S44 20 France, IT,
~ to the continent, 2.49,5H.
.Quet, prices unchanged. American mid
Idlng, 1l-1Gd; sales. 5000 bales: American
Il sd bales; speculation and export, 500
+ taes; receipts, 5000 bales; American, p
#6N bales.
Futures opened quiet but steady; de-
|uand moderate; Angus september, 3.43;
. October November, 3.45: November De-
ember, S.46; December-January, 347;
.Ja1uary-February. 3,4S.
,. motion futures: July, July-Au-
gust, 34043H, buyers; August-Septem-
|ber 3.42d3.4S; September-October, S.44,
value; October-November, 3.45; Novem-
hpr i lar her . DRRAO1 he r.
January, 345, buyers; January-Eebr uary,
'3F93.49; February March, 8. 49G350, buy
|frst March-April 351, buyers; April-May,
|S-1S.j3, buyers. Futures closed steady.
New York, July 16, noOn.-Cotton futures
|opened steady; August, 6.74c; September,
|c@c; October, 6.S4c; November, 6eOc; De-
.cnher; 6.9sc; January, 7.Olc February,
New York, July 16.-cotton futures
closed dull; July-August, CTS; September,
t& October. 6.SS; November, 692; Deem
,yr G9!; January. 7,0S; February, 7.OS;
New Orleans. July 1e.-Cotton futures
Steady; sales, q. 500 bales; July, 6.57; Au-
ylst' Cos; September, $50; October 6.62;
November, 6.65; December, SO; January,
|la February $50: March, 6.85
New York. July 16.-The first new crop
Of Texas cotton was sold by Woodrow e
lewis in front of the cotton exchange to-
Jay. Il was grown in DuVal county, Texas
ana shipped by Leon Pons of San Diego.
70 Leone & II. Blum, of Galveston, and
~ them consigned TO Messrs. Fatman q
ot1Warz of New York. 1t classed fully
nddling and was bought by J. C. Ora
nan y Co., at 141sc per pound. 1t will be
I1lpped by the steamship st. Louis Of the
american Line sailing tomorrow, to
MSsssrs. Meadows, Frost & Co, Liverpool
q cotton to-day: This has been very
THaI day in cotton. The opening was a
a aIle lower in sympathy with a slight de-
S Slne IN Liverpool, but the market soon
m5iees improved half Il dozen points. The
suVance, however, was only partially
nam maalhtained August opened at sac, adj
v%inceG to oslo and closed at 6SSq6.SSc
Nun the tone dull. The bears urge that
tTle weekly crop report, to be published
w the government tomorrow, will be Of
I&Vorable tenor and will depress prices
s s"T 'iier but they show no disposition to
~ Jay that passes confirms our belief
~, while prices may go a little lower,
b bmgEe Is a good time coming for the cotton
'UiIs IN the not distant future.
NAVAL sTqREs.
Spirits, Turpentlne-The market was
MN and the receipts were in good de-
NJ 405 ~ az the current price. At the Board
M No rade at the first and last calls, the
r roo HeI was bulletined firm al 25%c for
P olars. The reported sales were 223.
f,r 'uaSlmh-The strong demand continued
Nall az grades as they came in line. but
n,' gulum end commons were more in re-
49, Va man the pales. At the close there
49, an adyance in several grades At the
ke+ ~ o. Trade at the first call, the mar
Of NV vas bulletined firm with an advance
sala 5Sc on J, SC On X, and &c on NJ, with
e9H 81 so barrels reported At the last
portod mere were further advances re-
sDa ~ having gained sc. II, 15c, z. Sc,
25S - &C. The sales at the last call were
the ne quotations at the Board of Trade al
fo1N
s SO. .........sl Is I ................$ 50 90
+ ''''''.'........ 25 X .......... Is
j '''''''.''...... J 80 NJ .............. 40
G '''''''.'....... IS n .......A.,..... 50
y '''''''''-...... So w G ........... 70
------..,.,'...... 70 w w ......... 80