The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-16

Same time year before last ..........-Soz,0oo
SINE time in 1898 ,59S
FXn0rts. coastwise, this day .......... IS
stock on hand this day .............- S,l3S
Same day last year NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5,264
Receipts and stocks at the ports
Receipts this day .-.................... AZ
This day last week .....................- 1,l54
This day last year ...................... S34
This day year before last ........-..... Sl7
Tals day i'm 1893 ...-....................... 80
Receipts past nVe days ................ Z,5l0
Same days last year .................... 2,623
Same days year before last ........... 2,lSO
Same days in 1898 ...-................. 5.4S3
Total receipts since Sept. l, '95 .5,1476S3
same time last year -.-.....---....l, ~, loo
Same time year before last ........5. S9S, S42
Same time in 1893 -..................5 %, O3S,O59
stock al the ports to-day .......... 2l3l99
Stock same day last year ........... 3S5,472
Receipts this week last year
Saturday. ,032 Wednesday ..... S74
Monday. go Thursday .......3,194
Tuesday. ,337 Friday ..........1,5 76
Daily Movement at Other Ports
Calves ton-Easy; middling, 6l2; sales,
139. stock, $3.50.
New Orleans-Duu middling, 81; net re-
ceipts, jS; gross, los; sales, 500; stock, g.
Mobile-Nominal; middling, GIG; net
receipts, !; stock, $3.50.
arleston-Nominal; middling, 69s;
stock, HOO.
4,555.
Norfolk-Nominal; middling, 7; net re-
ceipts, 4; sales, 100 stock, 4,7O3.
Baltimore-Dull; middling, ~; stock,
New York-Quiet; middling, 1-l6; net
receipts, none; gross, 1,179; sales, 272; p
spinners; stock, 1O3 1872
B|o.stonI.rcQuiet; mIiddling, s-16; net re-
celpts, l56; gross, 472
Philadelphia-Quiet; middling. 5-16; net
receipts, = gross, 30l; stock, $3.50
Daily Movement al Interior Towns
Augusta-Dull; middlng, Z; net receipts
GROSS.
Memphls-Easy; middling, go; net re-
celpts, 10; sales, 100; stock II 544
%, LoIls-Iluiet; middling, 90; gross re-
celpts "a; sales, 400; stock, 27123
Cncinnati-Quiet; mfddling. ~. net 70
ceipts, 1876; stock, 1855 80
Housto n-Quiet; middling, 61s; net re-
eelpts, SO; sales, 4; stock 1856
Louisville-Quiet; middlng 63
exports of Cotton This Dav-
NeW OfIeans-Coastwise, 2,435
Mobile-COastwise. ST.
Savannah-Coastwise 95.
Norfolk-COastwise 100
New Hork-ForWarded 1874
6oston-To Great Britain. 500
- 81 y, ign exports from all ports this
ady. To Great Britain, 500: to Fran Ms
4Uue' 20 the continent, none
1oJal foreign exports from all nor+s +l,,
~ lIls week; To Great Britain. 516S. to
7%teg' none none; to the continent, S,92S.
~ ICtdi foreign exports since Semi I 1909.
10 Great Britain, 219S O7O: to Francs' I Ie5
Wv 10 toe continent, 1752O63 w.
g6o5 5d ooi, July 49, 1880 p. m.-Cotton.
5 ,j}I5, uemand; prices easier: America1
II a5. o Iil-532d; sales, 1900; American.
80, SPECULATION and export II 600. re-,
Cgpls, LOO; American none. f,1t,,ro
I5%S ~, 2t5a 10y; demand fair; July-August
500 ~ o. o - @ 80; September
Der. $88$ 95S 2So ol5 SeptemberOcto-
Y'l to.-ta5.2Sd; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9ei,
lPer-Ja nuary, 3.29d3 2SGT3 ga -
March 49, oo9 9'-gq 26d; February
Iu1uies steady at the decline IT Te,o ,1Su,
docsotega elearings, 2,7OO bales. new
Iz.i9 p, m.-American spot erades : 90.
oooJ american middling fair q-29J
Ioou Hlqdling, 8 31-32d; middling . 10 - 20
2 10 oo l5iiuaIng, 23-32d; good oTdinayI,'
'-'-u, ordinary, 3 13-32d y
Angl+st ~ .uly, S.45d; July, S.43d. SELLERS.
tar7t,c tember, 337G3.3Sd BUYERS. So
,llu4er-October, SGD sellers. 0ctoio, SSp-
eWper' S2SQ3.296, sellers. 49, CD1r ~ NJ
T5rnarI'7i S-zfQ3. 2Sd sellers; December-
arv 57aS S, 90 buyers; January-Februa-
bS-9u' sellers; March-April 2aSS9 9od'
~'Sets' April-May 331d. sellers T,tt., oOu,
Nosed steady 9SiieIsi futures
t,, Ne" York July 5-Noon-Cot+or 9,
eeetes opened steady at a decIinoo. ION ION ~
eptember sale; October & 3ic99 NJ
W.. o2fc; December, 6. SOC NJ
tunes i VI n july 10, p. m.-Cot+on f,-
bales; July 6slc :ne decline; sales. 1871 800
Ds5 o,ISc October, 6.19c; NovembeJTe en- I'm
G 23c MAJ aro PIG; January, 6.2Oc; FEBRUARY
barely T 9 sids911.' July 15-Cotton futures
ro5or August, 6.13c; September 90. '1 NY
52ae!' 26lc; November, $3.50. 6ecer,,, &c
March 0 g 69a 5.94c; February, s. Sc:
Of ' totto York, July 15.-Riordan E. 90 SOW
" eUtCon to-day: The market was a. Say say
u enough g1on today at the expense @a Of the
ms aIon Of long cotton confinua allu Sne
az, opened at 6S3c and after y, - Au-
vi4t oooc' closing at & Sc 'ei loon Don
rIr ,ll me ne tone steady at the jac1ino plu'
raaJi was prevalent that Mr. TnTaa,e' a
which zeal with the holders of snnts l bI,
p,o'II none of the stock now b sII9uS by
Bnt I'll, pc available for August 6ei,,i mere
TrassI ms seemed merely to increo eIlVeTy
teWara 10 sell August. The sellers s5oi riIe
of E9It. August may 90 below a. should
a-r3p lem Der. But if a corner e Jie price
have SEQ, the sellers of Augusti ou .,.l De
age e3 pay dearly in order to meet 4 ibait
not n tents glIs. We again advise orr fri ,lreir
~ trade in August" Jul liIenus
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