The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-31

Sa'- ,.i-b the tone dull, but steady.
&C. ..t,1.sale markets were quiet. The
-l',..,s-r resume of the different markets,
-s ,,.sf and Geographic, will show the
80 and the quotations at the close to-
day.
COTTON.
NH. --rs Of the market became steady,
,.-rg strengthened somewhat oy the re-
~ ADVANCE in futures, but the lraolnS
49, anil no sales being reported. six
ti-s IF new cotton were received to-day.
~. ,5irts from which they came and the
--ssifcations is published in the local col
60. THE oppressive heat kept opera
.rs In doors. and the visitors on the moor
nj tine Cotton Exchange We're very lew.
ne following were the official spot quo
lions al the regular call OF the market
NJ r1e Cotton Exchange to-day
Good middlng .-...............--......'o 1910
Nddling 1e
Low mldilng ................'..-.'-'.' ~
Good ordinary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o-4o
Market dull. steady; sales none.
savannah receipts, exports ana STOCKS
PAceipts this day Is new ............ 80
Receipts this day last year -..-..'.' none
Paceipts this day year before last. none
Pec4lpts this day in 1893 .............. Z98
Receipts since Sept !, 1895 ..........-. 70, l6l
same time last year .....-.4.-......-.94 va, 200
same time year before last ...-.......96 500 100
time IN 1850 . tIpt ~
Fvnorts coastwise this day ........ So
stock on hand this day ................ I64S
Same day last year .................- 46OS
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this day ..-................. IdO
This day last week ..........-......- ~
This day last year ..........-....... rs
This day year before last .......... ~
This day in 1898 ....--...s..s..-.s.s-.s z,5Jo
-,scairfs mast six DAYS .............. 1850
same days last year ................. 1,2ol
1,r before last 3NA
Same days in 1898 ................-.. 9,6iS
Total receipts since sept. 1, 1885. 5, l59,4H
Same time last year ...............1,9ZS,f 5S
Same time year before last ......... 5,9O6,096
Same time in 1898 ......-...........5,O62,9 u
Stock at the ports to-day ........... ~, 9o4
Stock same day last year........... 1854
Receipts This Week in 1885
saturday.........S4s2 Wednesday ....o 81 81
Monday. Thursday ........2,99S
Tuesday. ,664 Friday ..........1,O62
Daily movement at other ports
Galveston-Steady; middling, 7-16c; net
receipts, SO, Us new); stock, 6,947.
New Orleans-Quiet; mlddling, 611-16c;
net receipts, 2, q new; sales, $50; stock,
Sl,676
lIobile-Nominal; middling, 6lkc; gross,
/; stock, 3,17l.
Charleston-Nominal; middling, 69sc; net
receipts, 4, q new; stock, 1895.
Misunderstanding doing; net receipts
/; stock, 40l9.
Norfoik-Steady; middling. 6%c; net re-
ceipts. 8; sales, a; stock 1852.
Baltimore-Quiet; middling, nc; stock,
goal
New York-Quiet; middling, 7-16c gross
SIS; sales, 81, all spinners; stock IS, 1856
Boston-Quiet; middhng, 7-16c; net re-
ceipts, so; gross, II.
Philadelphia-Firm; middling, 11-16c met
receipts, 80; stock, 5,134.
Daily movement at interior towns
Augusta-Quiet; middling, Tenet receipts
3; stock, 1921.
Memphis-steady; middling, 65sc; net re-
ceipts, Is; sales 100; stock 1921.
St. Louis-Ffrm; middling. 611-16c; net
receipts, /; gross, %; stock, 25758.
Cmcinnati-Quiet; middling, &c; net re-
eeipts, p; stock, 1856
Houston-steady; uiddling, SIC; net re-
eelpts, 20, g new; stock, sos.
Louisville--Quiet; middling, 6&c.
exports of cotton this day
MISUNDERSTANDING, GAL
New Orleans-To Great Britain, 2,167.
SaVannah-Coastwise, $50.
New York-To Great Britain, 500; to the
continent, LIT; forwarded, 1Ol.
Iotal foreign exports from all ports this
ddy-To Great Britain, 1861.
1otaI foreign exports from all ports
mus lar this week-To Great Britain, 757S:
10 france, 25 to the continent, 1866.
Iotal foreign exports since Sept l. 1885,
20 go GREAT Britain 2,225, 115; to France, 1872
oot' 10 the continent, 1,774,247.
,r a[Gietp9 COL, July 80. 1890 p. m.-Cotton
uIlhg, lS-l6d; sales, 5000: American, 6. 19O;
SPECULATION and export, 800; receipts. / 900:
american none. Futures opened steady: de-
g eIS4J Ialr; July-August, S46QS.47d; Au
SSGiSsI-SSeptember, 344Q3.43d3. 4263. 1905. 446D
az; September October, 3.3963. 4Od: Octo-
November, 8. 36a 1903 $685.. SD; Novem-
geI-Decemoer 3.35GD3 37GD3. 33d; December
S .,ll. 5.59q3. $685.. 1888 January Feb
~ ~, S:Sin5 Soq3. 36Q3. 37Q3. 3d. February
STiaIch' SOD; March-April, 3.3S1S. SO; April
NAY, S.3yd; May-June, 341d, Futures
steady at the advance.
no p: m.-American middling, fair and
s sT9gas midd1ii 1 1-82d higher; other spot
5 %, oiled; good middling. 4d; middIin:y'
Ssa5 low middling, $500: good ordinary
zI-52d; ordinary, 1-S2d.
n p m.-July S.51d, buyers; July-August.
aa{pgust-September, 1868. 46d, sellers;
tober iHILoer-October 3.42Q3. 43d sellers; Oc-
~ y oyember, 3.39G3.40d, buyers; No
osauper-I December, 338G3. SOD, BUYERS: De
M loT = January, 33Sd9. 39d, values; jan
ar rpy ~ eoTuary, 33Sq3.39d, buyers; Febru-
ia 5-u slIh 5.3sQ3. 40d, buyers; March-April
tnr rl, sellers; April-May, 3.42d buyers. Flu
NtW York July 80. noon.-Cotton futures
tapbou1 easy; July, =; August, 1850; Sep
az. I o,Ic; October 6.67c; November,
". december, 6.70c; January, 6.7Oc.
t1 NE" York, July 80, p. m.ECotton fu-
Az, cosed barely steady; July. 712c:
az IlSc; September 6.64c; October
lam Nv SLuper, b59c; Decem ber 6.62c:
S7,auia ty, 665c; February, 6.69c; March
q ~, april Csc; sales, PSI, 100.
& bares1" orleans, July 30-Cotton futures
Sant. steady; sales "a, 800; August. 6, 4Sc:
s. h. 'ganaid3er, 6.35c; October, 6.33c: Noven.
q o'o-ci Decembe 6.36c; January. 6. 42c.
NAM saga ~ 5.46c; March, 6.5Oc
Of ~ York, July 30.-Riordan & Co. saw
At ia 'e cotton market to-day: Liverpool
8 rroT r9l aWoke to-day to the fact thai the
a b. fl-I.,, OF monster crop would hardly
late.S' 'iIleq. The sharp rise there stimu-
b mari uylng here and gave us a. lively
81 euici,I, January opened at 6.7Oc ana
a eonsNaS advanced to 6.75c. In spite of tbe
Il nra~,tnh fluctuations a strong underto,1e
81 ward "a during most of the day. To
& tradar. me close profit taking by room
n Rera 9 Gdused recession, but final pricas
n lsst MY points higher than those &c
s with eHIhg, January closed at 6 65STe GO
q issad ~ ~ tone barely steady We are sal
4 has 1dt recent deterioration of the cror
y This Zen g rapid, serious and widesnreadP
n the cr llot inconsistent with the fact tbot
q l0neeo WI be very early, but we can r1o
3 mis- 4uFlse our friends to sell cot+nn
4 terisl ttnere should be sudden ana M
4 poet rr~H;ahse in the crop situation we a%-
\ pr0tertaI9a TO go much higher The m
4 and i'm mort interest is stiI very large
friends state of fright. we advise So =
SION 70 BUY cotton upon every reces-
TEXTURES OK July 3O.-The Sun saws tbe
I'm - IN the cotton n, q ri - - 80 tAic