The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-18
COTTON.


There was more life to the local market
..sn for several weeks. The offerings
To- larger and the demand better. The
rs for the day were lZ3 bales. At the
S-.+1n Exchange the market was bulle-
,trsI quiet and steady and unchanged.
I'll. following were the official spot quo
,.1ilns. az he close Of the market, at the
81 CrtOn exchange to-day;
81 GOOD middlinS ..-...-....-.-...-.......6 l9-lt
FL Ndlliug ll-lt
/ w midiling ..........................G
God Ordinary --...-....-.--....----...
X l-ffn4TT s................... 1-l6
N-rket-Quiet and steady; sales, l23.
savannah Receipts, Exports and Stocks
" receipts TINS DAY ..-...'-.......-....-. g
1: .io ie s!ac nee Sept l. "a 51
Sane time last year ...................9 62, $50
SOCK on hand this day ................ 5.2Sl
sam. DAY last year Recommendations. ISIS
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
paeeiYys this day ................ 1884
. THIS day last week ............. S5s
This day last year ................. 81
. Escepts past five days ........ POSI-
. Total receipts since Sept. l, 94 II. 800 0S3
" same time last year .............5, S69, 47O
4 Stock at the ports to-day $50. $50, Az
n Stock same day last year 80. 20, 5S4
Receipts This Week Last Year
Il s3turday.........62 2 Wednesday ..... 81
. N0uday...........S 4 Thursday $40. 39S
Tueslay..........S3 Friday ........1, Jas
Daily Movement at Other Ports
Id .
sales 80; stock, 10, 7SS.
New Orleans-Easy; middling. Lie;
4 sales 800; stock, l05,913.
\ Nohle-Duu; middling, 67s; stock, $50.
Steady; middling, 6Ss; net
receipts q; stock, 1908.
Wilmington-Firm; middling, SIS; stock,
Norfolk-Steady: middling, I; net re-
ceipts IS; sales, l.; stock. 1i,1SS.
Baltimore-Dull; middling, "a; gross re-
clipts go; stock 1901
New York-Steady; mlddling, Z; gross re-
ceipts III sales, 7j0i stock, 1898.
Boston-Quiet; middling, 7: net receipts,
ljJ gross, rs.
Philadelphia middling, IA; net
receipts, %; stock u cog.
Daily Movement al Interior Towns
Alphabetically; midding, Z; net re-
cepts, g sales, 1876; stock, 6,OO2.
Nemphis-Dull; middling, ga; net re-
ST Louis-S teady; middling. ca; net re-
ceipts. AZ; sales, 9S9; stock, 1857.
Cincinnati-Quiet middling, 7; net re-
Houston-Quiet; middling,6 lille; net re-
ceipts, Al; stock, 1886.
Exports Of cotton this day
New. leans-Coas twise, "a
N0rfolk-COastWise 109
New York-Forwarded, IA.
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
FAR this week: To Great Britain, s13; to
France, g. TO the continent, I.
Total foreign exports since Sept. /, '94
10 Great Britain 3,40t, 3i4; to France, IT,
li5; to the continent 2,lO9544.
Liverpool. July 7.-l:S0 p. m.-Cotton
ding. 3 ll-l6d; sales 10000 bales; American,
5000 bales; speculation and export, 800
bales; receipts l,000 bales; American none.
Futures opened steady; demand poor.
August September, AS; September-Octo-
bei, 34i; January ebruary, 3.49; Febru-
ary-March, $50; tenders LOO bales, new
d0ckets.
pm-Futures, July, July-AuR. 342 buy
tember-October, 3.456I3. 46; October NOvem-
her 3. +G0341, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 3.47G
5iS, value; December-January, S.4SG3.49.
Iuyers; january February, $50, sellers;
february March. 3.51, buyers; March
April, 3.52u3.53, value: April-May, 354 Flu
lures closed steady.
lures opened steady at the advance. Au-
gust, GS3c; September, 6.SSc; October 6.92c;
November, csc; December 7.02c Janu-
airy, 7OSc: February, 7l2c; March, 7.1Sc.
ed quiet but steady; July, 6S1Gl6.S3; August,
6H2c; September, 6.S7Ij.SSc; October, $500
e95c; November, 6.961G.97c; December, 7.0lQ
IO2c; January, 7O6Q707c; February. lilo
IlSc; March, 717G7lSc; sales, 81, 500 bales.
New Orleans, July FIXTURES steady;
sales 1850 bales; July, 6.56c August, 657c;
September, 6.61c; October, 6.6Sc; November,
65fc; December, 67lc; January, 6.76c; Feb
ruary, oslo: March, csc.
New York, July 17.-Riordan e. Co say of
cotton to-day: "To-day's cotton market
WIS the counterpart OF yesterday IN IN
ACTIVITY and sluggishness, except that the
duIiness to-day, was even more pronoun-
ccd, influenced by trii1ing rise In Liver
pool our opening was few points higher,
but the advance was not fully held and
There was an uneasy feeling a the close,
lest the outcome of the prevailing apa thy
should be a further decline. August opened
at 6S3c, advanced to 6.S4c, declined to 6.S0c,
and closed at csc, with the tone quiet and
steady. Bulls and bears alike are awaiting
Equipments as to the crop and both are
inclined to keep close to those for the pres