The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-06


year, including 67.0SS bales for
,Narded 10 Charleston ~ 90 soa
EEXports past week. coastwise -. i.fsi
SOL =, ., pa 81 week, continent .--.... $3.50
500 on hand this day ............. II as
Suck on hand same day last year. s35f
pI.eSelpts and stocks at the ports
Recei1ts -. - uay -.-----..-.......---. se4
T5tt IS yesterday ................ las
~ MS gay last week ........ 9i4
Is Jay last year ................ SO
ss,,,a p Is past week -............... $500
TIauLS ume last year ............. S6SS
sOtdl receipts since Sept l. "a 49, 7 500 1s7
same time last year ........ < ~ as
SSt.ocik al the ports to-day ............ 403 az
SS0ch same day last year .......... 500 6sS
GaiIy movement at Other Ports
GdlNeston-Quiet; middling 6sk. net 20
celpts, none; stock, 1874
-o Jew Orleans--Firm; middling, 6 Ills; net
rected. 0'ONA' 400'''' cOr-
s, MoG9Sbiiae-35Dull; middling. sss; receipts. l;
Charleston-Oufet.r ,fddliner esz ra.air.
A; stock. 1878 -
ceipts, 5; stock 1858
os NSnotrfollk-Steady; middling, 1916; re-
CSIpIs, o. sales, I; stock, 1858
Ee d.ltlinore-Dull; middling, SIS; re-
celPts, q; sales none; stock, II .925
lew 1ork-Steady; middling. rs; net re-
a6,O12. ~ 9'ieS' ''-' stoch'
oEoston1.Zosteady; middling. s-l6; net re-
celpts, $50; gross, 935.
Philadelphia-Quiet: middlinp Ia. r.
celpts, 10; stock, 1886
DAILY Movement at Interior Towns
a, Augusta-Steady: middling, Z; receipts.
o. safes, 800; stock, 6.447 actual
"a; stock, 2,e08
81, Louis-Steady; middling So net re-
ceGlpIs, "a; gross, sol; stock, 22.Ol2. two days.
Clncinnati-Steady; middling, Z; receipts.
u; stock, 9,43l, two days
Houston-Steady middling, Ills; re-
ceIpts, "a; stock, 3,14S
exports of cotton this day
lVeston-Coastwise 39s
ooo New orleans-To France, S47; coastwise.
savannah-To the continent, $3.50; coast
Charleston-Coastwise &c.
New Aork-To Great Britain, $50; to the
continent, l,S52; forwarded, "a.
IotaI foreign exports from all ports to-
day-To Great Britain, $50; to France, 347;
TO the continent 1902
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
far far this ,weeek-To Great Britain, SOB; to
france, l.2S3: TO the continent. s24O.
Total foreign exports since Sept. l, 1884,
10 Great Britain, $685. $685. to France, 7T2,
lS9; TO the continent, 1888, 1872
Liverpool, July ), 1890 D. m.-Cotton
quiet; prices easier; American middling,
3Ad; sales. 5000 bales: American, 1000
bales; receipts. $500 bales; all American.
Futures opened easy; demand moderate;
American middling low middling clause:
July-August, 3.44Gl3.42; August September.
3.45Q3.44; September October, g. as; October
4NONtmDeIs o.fts NONemDer-DecelnDer 3. AS
December-January, S,5Oq3.49; January
February, $50; March-April, $50 Futures
quiet; tenders 900 bales new docket and
1,400 bales old dockets.
Liverpool, July 5, 4 p. m.-American
middling fair 5-16d: good middling, 37sd:
low middling, 3 l9-32d; good ordinary,
3 l5-32d; ordinary, 9-32d: July, July and
August, 3.42G3.43 buyers; August-Septem-
Der, 3.44d3.45 buyers; September-O October.
3.45d3.46 buyers; October November, 8. $50
3.H buyers; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 3.476i
3.48 buyers; December-Jan 3.4Sd3. 49
buyers JanuaryFebruary, $50 sellers;
February March, 3.5l buyers; March
April, S.52G3.5S; April-May, 3.54 Futures
closed quiet
New York, July 5.-Cotton futures closed
quiet but steady. July, 6S5c; August, csc
September, 692e; October 6.gc; Novem-
ber $3.50; December. 7.04c; January, 1000
February, 7.l4c; March, 719c; sales, 800
bales.
New Orleans. July 5.-Cotton futures
quiet and steady; sales 32,lO0 bales; July,
6.65c: August. 6G6c: September, csc; Octo-
Der, soc; November, 6.69c; December,
675c; January, 6.SOc; February, csc; March
New York, July 5.-Riordan & Co. say
to-day caused lower prices here
but the market showed good
power of resistance at the
decline, and the fluctuations OF the day
though frequent, were with narrow limits
August opened at $500, declined to 6S6c
rallied to 6.92c, and closed at 6S7d6S sc
with the tone quiet and steady. Whatever
weakness the market showed to-day af-
ter the opening, was owing to the persis-
tent selling of German house. which
last season was one of the leaders on the
bear side. The crop accounts from the
south continue so unsatisfactory that we
cannot but al present regard cotton prices
as a cheap and tempting investment"