The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-13


Same time year before last........... 96l, 442
Same time in 1893. .766, $50
Exports, coastwise, this day ......... Al
Stock on hand this day .............s 300
Same day last year .......s.......... 1855
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this day .................... 1881
TIbis dav last week .....,..,....... $50
This day last year ...................s JAP
This day year before last...........s 1913
This day in 1893 ..-.............s..s.s $3.50
Receipts past FIVE days .,...........s 1888
Same days last year .............- 1,2S9
Same day year before last ......... sop
Same days in 1893 .................. 1888
Total receipts since Sept. 1. 1895. IS, ,90S
Same time last year ...............7 ,9S2, 400
Same time year before last.......5, 917, 703
Same time in 1898 Z, O83 OU
Stock at the ports to-day. 1S3,24S
Stock same day last year.......... 3lO,l73
Receipts This Week in 1893
Saturday .........2493 Wednesday ....3,3SS
Monday ...........2,623 Thursday ......15SO
Tuesday .....,....l,25O Friday ..........l,5S5
Daily Movement at Other Ports
GalvestOn-Steady; middhng, IA; re-
ceipts, 1869, all new; sales, 81; stock, s.,
62s.
Norfolk-Firm; middling, 7as; receipts, 5;
sales, 2; stock, 1887.
aitfmore-Nominal; middling, s; stock,
5,1OO
Boston-Dul; middling. lis; sales, As.
Wilmington-Quiet; middling, IA; re-
ceipts, l. stock, 1928.
New York-Dull; midding. 8: gross re-
1884.
Philadelphia-ouiet; middling. 81; stock.
5,012
New orleans--Quiet and easier; mid
gross, 1,409; sales, S25; stock. 21,571.
Charleston-Firm; middling, IA bid; re-
ceipts, 30; stock, 1889.
Mobile Niddling, 7s; receipts. 4, d1
new; stock, 3149.
Daily Movement at Interior Towns
mphis-Steady ;middling, rs; receipts,
"a lGG ctn
Augusta-Quiet; middling, IL; receipts
4; sales, 707; stock, 1883.
S,6OS. 90 '>'
Louisville-Quiet; middling, ~.
St. Louis-Steady; middling 7sS: re-
ceipts, 2; stock, 24246.
Houston-Steady; middling. ~; re-
ceipts 2,S47 all new; sales 1873; stock. 6.521
Exports of Cotton This Day
Mobile-Coastwise, s.
avannah-Coastwise, Al.
Norfolk-Coastwise, 1853.
nent, 1871.
Total foreign exports from all ports this
day: To Great Britain, 4.S43; to the CONT
nent, 1871.
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
Iar this week; To Great Britain TO- 740; to
France l,25O; to the continent, 4221
Total foreign exports since Sept 1, 1895:
To Great Britain, 2,250 226; to France. AGA
564; to the continent, 1,7S31S5.
Liverpool, Aug. 12 1890 p. m.-Cotton
quiet and prices easier; American mid
ding 44sd; sales. 10000, American, s.lOO;
speculation and export, 100; receipts 600
American zoo. Futures easy with fair de-
mand; American middling, August. 416O
4l5di September, 4.14614. 1904 l2d: Sentem-
ber-October, 1904 1904 .0Sd; October-No-
Vember, 4.VQ4. 06q4. 05d; November-De-
cemDer, 404Q4.05; Observation-Disclosures.
4.O5q4 .O5; January February. 4OS574 OT78
4;O6a4. O4lD4 O5d; February-March 40S514 az
@d doS March-April, 4.O9d4 ord; April May,
A r.,
the decline; tenders, none.
,o 80 p; m.-American spot grades, 1920
IoWer; American middling, fair. 4 25-32d.
81, niiu1Ihg' 1921 middling, 11-32d:
ordinary 15-16d. The sales az fba 1dzs a.,
now estimated at TO- 900. ''0 Jay
p; m.-August, 414dGI4. 15d BUYERS. Aue--
b02el +oher 4;1Od4. lid buyers; Septem-
%d+.o1aiber' 4.O604. Old buyers; October
NNoveHDer, 4O4q4.O5d buyers; November
iDCeGGellDef, Observation-Disclosures. January
ar wi Vary; 1921, o ,O4d buyers; Febru-
5;Vou buyers; April May. 4 O66T4 07d buI,eyS.
10 = uhe 4.UQ4 .08d buyers F1Ifures
Oi U2 barely steady at the decline.
t,Ireg 1ork, Aug. II, noon.-Cotton fu
t tuIss opened steady; August 775c. SEN
1IeInber, I43c; October, 752c. No,Se,,,%Ip,
81, december, 7.5Sc; January. 761c.
lures cIoee6 n Aug aug. u p. m.-Cotton fu-
N NJ. Lolc; September. 7.3lc; October 7 ne.
NoVember, 734c; Deceber. 1890: Ian ,arS,
49, 5po; February, 745c; March. 74Sc: I 4nrjgI'
s, New Orleans, La, Aug. 12-Futures
10y; sales, SLIGO; August 712c. Se1s
77g[uoer, EO5c; October. 71Oc. NoI,e,,,'j'ePI
80 80; December, 7l6c Novenber ? 81.
NJ aTy, 4.25c; March, 729c. --o'
% ~" FORK Aug. 12.-Riordan & 70 SOW
az Got1on to-day: We have had aDo+bay
y-aiio. Jay IN cotton at the EXPENSE ~
a 'ro oS Liverpool, at first, showed ori1
Iv NTTusidle decline, but later broke had
- January here opened ar 761e reiIjo1
A. H., anu then declined to 741c closing
b,r.,rI"t pIlce with the tone easv Tba
3estdS ING OF the German traders as On
it is 10y caused large liquidation ana
ba,- 1dId 10 say where it will end Tbe
~ arguments are: First. the certaino
-, - enormous receipts next month as
o71 "a ca with any previous season. 600
- the chance that the weather beress
fhi-J Lay repair much Of the crop DAMAGE.
tbiO me utter prostration Of business in
rs country and the uncertainty 81 ~ -
e-aTe We think that, in the end t .t,o
49, mat the crop will be short ryjii ~
1gshlzed and prices will be rnncb bit
49, pGl meantime the market NAV he -,
,r,-er depressed. There were some al -" -
LAS and elsewhere to-day bnt ~ ,i "a
~ c,ooi pelieYe. the drought is broken as AZ
New York, Aug. 12-The Sun savs
II On Cotton was at one time 10 70
PgllIls hlgher, but the Improvement
-; Iost, q decline followed the rnsri,lt
rloJjsl4ls easy at net decline OF Is 10 d
'1eS' with sales of 2i0,70O bales.