The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-07

M GLOWING resume of the different
.-tsts both local and Geographic. will
Jaw the tone and the quotations at the
ose to-day:
COTTON.
soe,ulation in cotton futures was lively
ain to-day at New York. opening at a
srjne the market recovered ana rose =
o1ts in a few minutes. August, Whlch
nsrad at 1850, rose to size at one time,
trt finally closed at &c.
Ne local market was not effected by the
H1cmations in futures, and renamed uh-
bsnged The reported sales We're seven
aes The receipts were light, being only
me following we're the official spot quo
atoms at the regular call OF the market
the Cotton Exchange to-day;
Food middling ..........................7 S-l6
Ndddling ...............-.....'s...
OW middling ....,.......................o
Market steady; new cotton, 14c lower to
sall; sales, I.
savannah Receips, Exports and Stocks.
Receipts this day ................s..... ~
Receipts this day last year ........... 81
Receipts this day year before last. 20
Receipts this day in 1888. 136
Receipts since Sept. !, '95.............I55,5 4S
Same time last year ..................y43,4 400
Same time year before last........... 1861, SS9
#Same time in 1893. ,5l3
Stock on hand this day ............. ISL
Same day last year ................. 4,6O2
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this day ................... 262
This day last week ................. 40
This day last year .................. Z54
This day year before last............. LILO
This day in 1898 ..................... 1867
Receipts past six days............. 3,413
Same days last year ...............- LII
Same days year before 1ast........s 3S7
Same DAYS in S93...................... $3.50
Total receipts since Sept. !, 1896. s. 161, 593
SSl .silll
Same time year before last. .5,912,0S4
Same time in 1893. ..... ,2O6
Stock at the ports to-day............ 143,OO2
Stock same day last year ........... 32l,747
Receipts This Week in 1893
saturday ---......l,O40 Wednesday s...S,4O
Monday ..........1,7S7 Thursday ......1,557
Tuesday .........1 ,492 Friday ........107
Daily movement at other ports
Galveston-Firm; middling, GA; net re-
ceipts IS; stock, $3.50.
New Orleans-Nominal; middling rs;
net receipts, 124: sales, $50; stock, 1921.
Mobile-Nominal; middling, 81; net re-
ceipts, 2, q new; stock, 1892
Charleston-Firm; middling, Z; sales 223;
stock 1879.
WHmington-Nothing doing; stock, S,277.
Norfolk-Firm; middling, z; stock, 2,495.
Baltimore-Steady; middling, rs; stock,
6254.
New York-Firm; middling, 81; gross.
1855 sales. 692, all spinners; stock, 79, 465.
Boston-Quiet; middling, 77A; net re-
ceipts, 61 gross, 161.
BnllaQeInnia-Hirm. Uni601incr
49SS
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
Augusta-Quiet; middling, 73s net re-
ceipts, 8. q new; sales, SIS; stock, Also
Memphis-Steady; middling, rs; net re-
ceipts, 10; sales, IS; stock L, $780,
st. Louis-Steady; middling, ~; net re-
celpts, 8; stock 24,816
3,7O4 ''s' S'0eN'
Houston-Steady; middling, z; net re-
eeipts, 1.OSO, Q,061 new; stock, 1857,
LoulsVllle-Firm; middling, ia
Exports of Cotton This Day
Observation-Disclosures 245.
New York-Forwarded 16
Boston-To Great Britain SIG
IotaI Foreign exports from all ports this
Gay: To Great Britain, 1876
Iolal foreign exports from all ports
mus far this week: To Great Britain. g.
az; TO France, $50; to the continent 3'1S7
IT, I9IaI foreign exports since Sept. 1, 95;
90 10 great Britain, 2,237 27l; to France, 463,-
Ola 10 the continent LIS. 73O
Liverpool, Aug. g. 1870 To- m-Cotton
g 9f,oInd fair, prices firm; American mid,
ulng' 5-S2d; sales, 10000; American 3 4OO
r paies; speculation and export, 500 bales;
onenl5 81 IUo bales, all American; futures
993 6gll5 4, 11rm; demand good; August. 4OS0
55'0O..94g4d; August-September 4O7d4. O6GD
103 49, sptember-October, 405G14 O46I4. O2S1
aG9S55 go, S0ctober-November 402d4Ol8
11,uO1S.ozQS-6lQ3. 60d3 6l63. God; Decem her
e5lls ny 402Q4O1q4.0 o73 63d3 62d3. $50
90 ''1i9to- oyQ56ld; January-F February
aV-6E1 40OQ3. 63Q362 GI3616I3 6O63 61T3 "a
l 'lSC4 4.Uo4 ;Za4C0d; March-Aprf, 4OOm
4'g5u; April-May, 4O263. SD.
40 p. m.-American spot grades 1924
49, american middling fair, 45sd:
tH o1, m,ldldling, Sled; middling. 4 3-1Sd:
35I. iIiaS9ttlIng' sgd; good ordinary, 81
0-4' ordinary, 25-32d
p. m.-August, 4O7d buyers: August
NIL. 4Uod buyers; September. 4.O1d
49, CcIober-November, S63d BUYERS:
ber.TargJ{clI-- december, 3.62d sellers; Deem
call
3ee9955y S.62d sellers; February Marcb
A., sellers; March-April, 4OOd sellers.
bn,pL,,.aa.-May, 4Old sellers; May-June 4 05d
us FUTURES closed steady.
CIV, o." l ork, Aug. 6, noon.-Cotton fIIt,ras
: t Sr' u steady; August 7.77c; September
CO.. 60 october 7.49c; November. use. De,
759a. lior ,,o5c; January, 756c; February,
tl new York, Aug. 6, 4 p. m.-Cotton fu-
h. ciosed weak; August. 5000. Sen+eIn-
..Ioc; october, 7SSc; November 7 e6c.
ma. 'Iig ger, L6Sc: January 771c; February
40 bales esich' f'1Sc April, isle; sales, Az
t,j 1rT" orleans, La, Aug. 6.-Cotton fu-
79acs weak; sales, 123, 700 bales: Aue71st
vembeS I 1e5m1ber. 1880; October. TIC: No,
81. f-Z1c; December. 731c. Jan,,ary
~, r FEBRUARY, 740c; March 44c y
Of cotto, 'on, ). g, Aug. 6.-The first bale
CaroiiIr1oOn from the new crop of North
was aisesa was received here to-day. It
wa e9Ssed as fully good nfddlin@ ana
9Olo AT cents per pound.
OF cot. IoIk, Aug. 6.-Riordan &, co saw
ket ION u,e today: 'To-day's cotton mar.
The G Gas almost as wild as yesterdays
As po 'iget uations covered range of about
sDaoIiiaat+S5 and though the temper of The
able Ion was very nervous and vari
win ne ne advantage in the end remained
Is pofI me pulls, final prices being about
ar,y fCHtlS higher than Yesterday lam
va1,oo5S5e ned at 7.56c. declined to 7,41c ad-
with ~ 20 Is6c and closed at INC hid
can nov ,s tone weak. Nobody, of course
the 80 measure, even approximately
are n ASfnt OF the crop damage. bIt We
- enough to insure the p be 1u,re Se1
d frbttor iIiuch higher level for prices foS
h. M NJ man prevailed a month ago Na5v
Gov 4~ talking of 3, ana even 10 cents 7py
Ne On n they may or may not be right
b., shall be Surprised If cotton seiis
cents again this season. and we
kln 2SI friends to buy upon every,
.., ~, but for the business prostratio55
tatior ieaslness caused by the silver '- aeil
be seiii1~,c nelevc that cotton would now
ing at cents" ~"
ton. Ca. ork. Aug. THE Sun says Of cot
some NON NON opened to points lower on
- lAlDhLNS. recovered f1,fo :. -