The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-03

COTTON.
The market was quiet, with a few sales
a. the quotations. At the Cotton Ex-
sSs1ee at the first call. the mar
with sales of So bales. The receipts were
The following were the official spot quo
fs-i0us at the close of the market, at
fbe Cotton Exchange, to-day:
Good middling ....,....................6A
Md1ling '...........-.-..-....b BPS
Good ordinary .-.............-..........5 1915
Ordinary ........-...............59s
Market quiet; sales, 90.
savannah receipts, exports and stocks
Receipts this day ..................... 6
Same day last year ......:............ 262
Receipts since Sept. l, 1894. .942 1913
same time last year ........>.........959,T 92
4 stock on hand this day .............. Il, 200
4 same day last year ................. 10, 436
. Receipts and stocks at the ports
Receipts this day ..................... S6S
This day last week ................ 9l6
This day last year .................. 6S2
Receipts past four days .,........... 1888
Same time last year ............... 4,075
Total receipts since Sept. l, 1894. II ,s91 357
Same time last year .............. q, $50, POS
stock at the ports to-day ............ 4l3.619
stock same day last year..........,. 315, sos
. Receipts this week last year
Saturday ......... i 1913 Wednesday .....1 $50
Monday ,55S Thursday .......1. 391
Tuesday .......... $50 Friday ..........1, 500
4 Galveston-Firm; middlng SIS; net re-
4 ceipts los. sales, none; stock. II, 143.
i New Orleans-Firm; middling, 6 11-16;
!. net receipts, 644; sales, $780, stock, S,2l2.
4 Mobile-Dull; middling, 6 9-l6; net re-
cepts 4. sales none; stock, 9,52S.
f Charleston-Steady; middling, 65s; stock,
1881.
Wilmington-,Fiirm; middling. 81; net re-
. Yorfoik-Firm; middling, go; net re-
n ceipts ,; sales, 81; stock 4,SS3
Baltimore-Nominal; middling, 3-16;
gross receipts, 3l3; sales, none; stock, H.
. New York-Firm: middling. ~; net re-
"A ceipts none; gross, 5,152; sales, 907; spin
rs l07. stock, 209, 536.
B0stOn-Quiet; middling,71 net receipts.
"A 81 gross, 145.
lphia-steady: middling, 79s; net
& receipts. /; stock, sac
Daily movement a interior towns
n Alphabetically; middling, Z; net re-
teipts IS: sales. 80; stock, 1901
Memphis-Dull; middling. ga; net re-
q ceipts, p gross, %; sales, %; stock, 2,67s.
St Louis-Steady; middling, So; net re-
n Nipts 9Ol: gross, 529; sales, none; stock,
n Cincinnati-Quiet; middling, 7; net re-
ceipts 260; sales, none; stock. 1888.
4 Houston-Steady; middling, SIS; net re-
Il celpts so; sales, none; stock, 3,1N.
Exports Of cotton this day
New orleans-To Great Britain, $780,
arleston-Coastwise 30.
4 Norfolk-Coastwi 6S.
New York-To Great Britain, 81; France,
%5; continent, 200; forwarded, 1,163.
Bosion-To Great Britain. III.
Total foreign exports from all ports to-
aay-To Great Britain. 1854; to France,
-5: to the continent, 200.
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
lar this week-To Great Britain, 6,5S7; to
france, 2S6; to the continent, 1,S00
Total foreign exports since Sept. /, 1885,
10 Great Britain. 1898, 9S7; TO France Ill.,
X TO the continent, 1892 52.
q tom -.
Fl easier; American middling, 23-32d. Sales
NJ" bales; American. 100 bales; specula-
uon and export 500 bales. Receipts, $1,000
paes' American. 500 bales.
futures opened easy; demand fair;
American middling, low middling clause
SIy' $40 July-August 3,4543.44; August
september, 34SmS456t3.46; September-Oc-
iober 3.49Q3. 4syd3. 46G3.47; October Novem-
Ier 350q3.49034S ovember-Decem Der
-ola349; December January, 3.52d3 1903. 80 f;
January February, 35SM3.5l; February
March, S54; March-April. S.54 Futures
steady at the decline.
?. m.-Cotton futures. American mid
G5i aag low middling clause. July
august, S.440S.45; September,
40 sellers; September-O October, BAT
BUYERS; October-November. 9.4S buy
ISL November-Decem 3.49 buyers;
IIeeeember-January, S50QS,51 sellers
January .al! "a February, 9.51@3.5 Febru-
sry- March, 3.53 sellers; March April, ASIA
aoo April-May. 3.55d3.56 buyers. Futures
closed quiet, but steady
New York, July 2. noon.-Cotton futures
opened steady at a decline: July 6.S7c;
August, 6.91c; September, 6.97c; October
"Vlc' November, 705c; December, 7.0Sc.
New York, July Cotton futures closed
steady; July, 6.94; August, $685. September
.l, November. 7.O6; December, lib; jan
s Ssiry - Us; February, 1928; March, 1885,
New Orleans, July 2.-Cotton futures
steady; sales, $4,000 bales; July, GA Au-
SIst $50; September, CTS; October and
SS9Vemher. 6.S1; December, 6.s6; January
~ February, sos; March, 6.99.
NeW York, July 2.-Riordan & Co. say
o. cotton to-day: Liverpool was disap-
Bolntlng, and in the early trading
mere prices were lower. August opened
a. o%c, and selling down to $500; but in
.ae afternoon the reiterated bad crop ac-
cunts from Texas began to have their
o.eGt' Prices rose in spite of the ridicule
VI u, me bears, and some of the bears them
ewes We're quiet buyers. August adj
v' anced to 6.9Sc, and closed at 6.9666.9
I'm the tone steady. We repeat our ad-
re, tice 20 buy cotton upon all soft spots. If
liverpool should give us any support to-
s sjbUrroW' We will probably see August sell
NAVAL STORES.