The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-14

Receipts This Week in 1888
saturday........2,4sS Wednesday ......S' SSS S
Monday..........2622 Thursday ........1 ,530
Tuesday. $50 Friday ............1, $50
Daily movement at other ports
Galveston-Steady; middling, ia; re-
cepts, SIS; sales, 20; stock, 1884.
Norfolk-Firm; middling, rs; receipts q;
stock, 179S.
New York-DuH; middling. s; gross re-
cepts, 751; stock, 67,601
Baltimore-Nominal; stock, 800.
Boston-Dull; middling, s; receipts, 66.
Enthusiastically; middling, rs; re-
ceipts, IS; stock, 1O,407
Philadelphia-F'irm; middling, sA; stock
5O12.
receipts, 2,llS IAN new); gross, 2,2SS; sales,
800; stock, q, 1903.
Mobile-Nominal; middling, rs; receipts
8; stock, 3, l58
Daily movement at interior towns
Memphis-Steady. middling. u.s. net re-
ceipts, %; sales, 200; stock, LAB.
Augusta-Quiet; middhng, 712; receipts,
IA; sales, IS; stock, 1888.
Cincinnati-Quiet: middling, TX; re-
ceipts, 3d. stock. 3,752.
Louisville-Quiet; middling, ~,
st. Louis-Quiet; middling, sis; re-
celpts, Y; sales, 1883; stock. 24,250.
Houston-Steady; middling ~; re-
ceipts, 1882; sales, 1928; stock, 6s57.
Exports of Cotton This Day
Observation-Disclosures, 1,254
New Orleans-To Great Britain, 2,7O0
Norfolk-Coastwise ITO.
warded. 81
Boston-To Great Britain, sos
Total foreign exports from all ports this
oay-To Great Britain, 3.5O6; to the conti-
nent, 633.
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
lar lar ms wyeek-To Great Britain, 1925; to
france, l,25O; to the continent, ASIA
Total foreign exports since Sent. 1 1914
10 Great Britain, 2,253,732; to France.
404, 564; to the continent Its, SlS.
sLRerpool, Aug. 10, 1890 p. m.-Cotton,
demand moderate; prices easier; Ameri-
can middling, 1l-S2d; sales, 10000; Ameri-
can S,400; speculation and export 500: re-
Selpts none; futures opened easy; mid
Ioa4.' low mldllng clause, August, 1850
Iemper-October, 400d4.0l64O0d; October
GoVemoer, 3.65Q3. 62G3. 61G3. ed; Novem Der
december, S6ld3. 62q3 Gid; December-Jan-'
lary, 3.61q3.62d3. 61G3 60d3. Sid: .Januarv-
9eeaDiu9ry, 3.6203. 6lq3. 6063. Sid; February.
40; March-April 400G3.63d; April-Mav
decline 4Aie' @' lHe
Pas p. m.-Cotton: American snot
grades, 1-16d lower; American middi M
IqiI, z5c52d; good middling, 13-32d; mid
oLlHg' sgd; low middling, 4 3-16d; good
otulnary' 4 l-l6d; ordinary, 37sd
= p m--AuguSt, 4.08d sellers. August
September, 4O4d sellers; September lf1 TO.
oeI, So5q4Vd buyers; October November
SSs545'6zd buyers; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
S 90 rs buyers; Overwhelmingly, $50
s gIioIu buyers; January-February, 361d
SSTneIs' tebruary-M March, 3.62d sellers.
NIIarc41-April $3.50 sellers; Apri-May, 4.O0d:
NAY, June, 401d sellers; futures closed
barely steady.
New York, Aug. IS, Noon.-Cotton fu-
lures opened quiet; August. 1850: Sentem-
~, ItVc' october 7.40c; November. Z SIC:
DSSSGsInper 1880; January, 7.4c
Ne" ork, Aug. Is, p. m.-Cotton fu-
Aug1sft lo5e 20. steady; sales. 21S.4OO bales;
G.(gc SRnfnT1n har o.
-, N november, 749c; December. 7.4c:
"Sec; April, 1880 'i''- o-'
New Orleans. Aug. 13.-Cotton futures
steady; sales. IL, 800 bales; August G s9c,
bsr 'eaoer 7l7c; October, 722c; Novem-
Fabrt ''1Sc' DECEMBER, Use; January, 7.33c;
New ye Tor,, 1850; March, lac
of COW ork' Aug. l3.-Riordan & Co. say
lIioCGn to-day: Cotton to-day was ex-
b~eaii-'siy nervous and cratic A decided
80 IN Liverpool failed to cause snv
ono1ed ueGi me at our opening. January
l-.eu at I4lc, advanced to Z 55c dacIinad
- sic again advanced to Z sac reactad ~ ~
A. use Use once more to 7.59c, and closed
cC 80 i.o6c, with the tone steady
s9l+b ~ ~. stream of kilograms from the
-t4 bringing conflicting news about the
Weather and crops caused the frel,,, ne
Var apo changes of feeling. Prices are
/, sensitive. Soaking and general rains
u1r[ south would probably cause jan
800 10 crop to cents or lower while a
g'A 'nuance of drought Ivo1,Id ,cert 20
M I. ABOVE s cents. Nobody can tell
49, lhe market may do tomorrow or
tbi week. but we feel satisfied that prices
l'lI are going to be higher.
a.s .s leading German bear changed sides
~ W, MAS to-day actively buying and buliing
d." York, Aug. 13-The Sun SAYS of to-
U5,er cotton market: Cotton opened
ar5 ''1ISed to -four points higher. reacted
IT, Lee 1-cIlhed I'VE to nine points. recovered
ne. -5 ana advanced. closing steady at a
pf-L .aG4Ace Tor the day Of u TO l6 points.
~ 9dieS Of 213,400 bales
earf51sso In n csauserie; Reports of rains in
h.--ua parts of Texas. Mississinpi. Ala
h. "ld Louisiana caused a sharp break
c,5-ai G e. after the opening. Liverpool
BIZ. barely steady at a sharp decline
H.. Vas in the main IA weather mar.
ca "a 9'H When the official report was re-
The so,, S,LhoWlng that the precipitation IN
., |oul invest had been very light and
-'tg' prices quickly rallied ana n
a-C dGNancc ensued. Reports of dam
Tn. Inc crop continue to be received.
W.. In'shal service predicted generalIv fair
G.-,.S Tor tho next thirty-six hours
.e~ flan houses bought freely. and The be-.
70 st~elIls N Wall street also contributed
''ei'Stnen the tonc'