The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-09

Same time last year ................o ,6bZ I55
stock at the ports to-day .......... S92 .S32
Stock same day last year ........... 1881
Daily Movement al other Ports
Galveston-Steady; middhng, ILLS; re-
cei2ts, none; sales. rs; stock, 1918
New Orleans-Stesdy; middling, 1916;
receipts, none; stock. 105,69S.
Mobile-Dull; middling, SIS; receipts, l;
Charleston Quiet middling, 6ss; receipts
I; stock, $3.50.
Wiimington-Ste middling, Ga; re-
ceipts, 6; stock, 3, 1893.
Norfok-Steady; middling, 67s; receipts,
Z; sales, So; stock, 14,3l4
Baltimore-DGll; middling, 7 3-16; net
RECEIPTS none; gross, $50; stock l2075.
receipts, Hcne; gross, As; sales, 1880; spin
ners, l,160; stock. 203, 1872.
BostoR-Dull; mddlng, rs; net receipts,
Philadelphia-Firm; middling, rs; stock.
1883.
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; middling, Z; receipts,
10; sales, 30; stock, 6,361.
Memphis-Dull; middling, 6%; net re-
ceiiPts; y; gross, 30; steek, 2,5OS
eceipts, ~; gross, $40; sales, 30; stock, d.
.Clncinnati-steady; middling. I; receipts.
81; stock, $500
Housto n-Quiet; middling, 11-16; net re-
ceiptS, 81; stock, POSI-.
Exports of Cotton This Day
alVestOn-COastWise 68.
New Orleans-TO Great Britain, 1910.
savannah-To the continent, 400; coast
wise. 500
Wilmington-Coastw 473.
Norfolk-Coastwise 290.
New York-Forwarded, 90
Boston-To Great Britin, $40.
Total foreign exports from all ports to-
day: To Great Britain, 1859; to the con-
tinent, LOO.
far this week: To Great Britain, SOO5; to
France, none; to the continent, 5,1S3
r. Total foreign exports since Sept, 1891;
1879; TO the continent, 2.404,03
Liverpool, July s, observation-disclosures
fair; prices hardening. American mid
ding, 11-16d. Sales, 1900 bales; Ameri-
can. 1000 bales; speculation and export.
90 bales; receipts, $500 bales, all Ameri-
can.
July-August, 9.42; August-September. 3.4
q345; September-October, 3.45d3. 46d3. AZ /;
October November, 3.47@S.4s November
December, 3.4SG349; December January,
84S; January February. 351: February
March, 3.52. Futures firm al the advance.
Tenders, 100 bales new dockets and 400
p. m.-American middling, fair, 5-16d /;
good middling sgd; low middling, 3 1924;
good ordinary, l5-S2d; ordinary, 9-32d.
Futures: July, 3.44 sellers; July-August,
3.A; August-September 345 sellers; Sep
tember-October, S.E buyers; October No
Hember, 3.4SQS49; November-Decembe Der,
3.49d3.50 sellers; December-January, $500
95l buyers; January-F february. 3.52 sellers;
FebruaTy-March, 1853 buyers; March-April,
3,54Q3; 50; .April-May, $3.50 sellers. Futures
closed quiet, but steady.
New, York, July 8, noon.-Cotton futures
opened steady; July, 6;s6c; August. 697c;
September. 7.0Oc; October, 7.OSc; Novem-
Der, 7-10c; December, 7:13c:
New York, July S.-Cotton futures
closed steady: July, 6-97; August, SIS;
September, 7.03; October, 70S; November.
1l0; December, Ills; January, 720, Feb
ruary. 725; May. 7.So Sales, $500 bales.
New Orleans, July Section futures
steady; sales, 10000 bales: July, 61; Au-
gust, 6.73; September, SIG; October and
November, 6.7s; December SIS; January,
$50; February, 695; March, Z.
New York, July S.-Riordan & co. says
of cotton to-day: Liverpool came de-
cidedly higher to-day and first prices here
showed a further advance. August opened
at Csc, declined in consequence of sales
- realize profits, to 695 rallied to 7.90c
and closed at 6.9SG6.9 9c, with the tone
steady. The bears are more uneasy than
hitherto about the condition of the crop
and now admit that the damage in Texas
threatens 30 cut down the crop in that
state to 100000 bales. The Texans them
selves are even less hopeful about their
crop. The friends of cotton hope the
july bureau report of Monday next Will
give a substantial lift to the market"