The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-06


Same days in 1898 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 66S3
Total since Sept l. '95 ...............5,l 6l 43l
Same time last year .................l,y5 O w
Same time year before last ..........5,y 1854
same time in 1898 ....................5,071 on, $40
Stock at the ports to-day ........... 142,9ll
Stock same day last year ............ 1884
Receipts this week in 1888
Saturday .....: go ", Wednesday - 9 4gI
Monday .1,f3f thursday ........l,0bl
Tuesday. ,492 Friday ...........l,G7
Daily Movements at Other Ports.
ston-Firm; middling 6 9-16; net re-
ceipts, 294 (all new; sales, so; stock, 6,4SO.
New Orleans-Nominal; middhng, Z;
net receipts, 24l "a new); sales, $50; stock,
Mobile-NominaI; middling, 8 Ills; net
receipts, /, new; stock, 3190.
Charleston-Steady; middling, 6ss; net re-
ceipts, 3; stock, 1882.
Wilmington-Nothing doing; stock, S,277
Norfolk-Firm; middling, SIS; net receipts
81; sales, 81; stock, 2,4S5.
Baltimore-Steady; middling, TX; gross
ga; stock, 6,254.
New York-Quiet; middling, TX; net re-
ceipts, 2; gross, 3; stock, 9107.
Boston-Quiet; middling, ~; gross, 275;
Philadelphia-Firm; middling, SIS; stock
Daily Movement at Interior Towns.
Augusta-Quiet; middling, rs; net re-
cediPts, ?, new; sales, ga; stock. 4,247.
Memphis-Steady; middling, z; net re-
ceipts. II; sales. 500; stock, 14O25.
st. Louis-Steady; middling, TX net re-
ceipts, 4; gross, 10; stock, %, 19O
Cncinnati-Quiet; middling, Z; net re-
ceipts, AS; stock, $3.50.
Houston-steady; middling. s-16; net
Abs.
Louisville-Firm; middling, z.
Exports Of Cotton This Day
New Orleans-To Great Britain, $500:
Norfolk-Coastwise 24O.
Total foreign exports from all ports this
day To Great Britain, $500
Total foreign exports from an ports thus
Iar this week: To Great Britain, 5.1S7: to
rance, BOO; TO the continent, 3,1S7
IoIal foreign exports since Sept 1, 1895:
Ie9 o, great Britain, 2,2S5,695; to France,
4o5'Sl4' to the continent, LIS, $50.
Liverpool. Aug. 5, 2:30 o. m-Cotton
99mand fair; prices firm; American mid
G IodI sgd; sales, 10000; American s.
y IA GoH specuiatlon and export, 500; receipts,
I9,uVJ' American 1880. Futures opened
> strong lo9gg and demand good; August, 36lT
SoS4 .o5d; Acknowledgements g 5T6S 58S0
S.e 90. sep eptember-October, 3.54d3 55d3 56G
S-9og5 5ya3. 5Sd3. 56G)S SD; October-Novenn
Der, S55Q3 55d3. 56GS. sd: November-De-
Ienoer' S5la3 1898. 5603 54@3 53G3. 54d:
december January 352G3. 59G3 54SSg K
go,9o1 S.09a q 54q3 5Sd3.54d; January-Feb-
aGaIy' S.52lq3.5SQ3 5403 55ld3 560I3 5503 54GD
S95a3. a; February March. 3.54Si3 55GJ3 56g
093aQ5.oo; March-April 3.56d3 5Sd3. S.
L+l-t.f9 p !n--Amer1can spot grades 3-16d
1lg1er, American middling fair, 1920
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binary, LIED ''''0' u
. eI p m m1;;-August 4d; August-Septembe
$4,000 sellersi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5Sd:
tGcIoT0ef-November, 356d buyers; Novem-
9er-December, 3.55d buyers: DecenhaI,-
January, S.55d buyers; January-F February.
SS99S29o.96d sellers; February-March 56G
AMI MA -nLaarchoApril, S.57G3.5Sd buyers;
2n5 Nay, S5Sd buyers; May-June
% Sooa Futures closed very steady. Ten,
NJ at me days clearings none.
~" YORK, Aug. 5, noon-Cotton fu
tembeTT p5n so irregular; August, 7.46c; Sep
-, december, 72Sc; January, 72Sc: Feb
NJ, I,ooc' March, 1850; April, 1866.
tnre eW ! ork, Aug. 5, 4 p. m.-Cotton fu-
Der Used E9o. n4rm; September. 7.5Sc; Octo-
Nc Nc; January, 1859; Fehruarv ? SC.
MI ~ l62c; April 1860 Sales 442. zoo
na1, OK, Aug. 5.-The first two ia les Of
STm cotton from the Memphis district con- ~
ftlsned by Ogden Fontaine To r p CTti-
er T,, were sold at S9sc per pound. The buy
bs1" Va george w. Cummings. The first
signa9 81 me new crop of Mississippi con-
to R - V- tIicent q Hayne, New Orleans,
fro1t - e wilson, was sold at auction in
Wa va oI exchange to G. W. Cumming II
Goa sLown by c. o. WILLIS of ViclIsbure
NJ "I6adllng sold for 12c per pound.
INV orleans, La, Aug. 5LCot+oy f.
S ares nrm; sales, liz. COO: Guonst ~ tu-
her '5 5oer 1850; October, 1850: Novero
Febr,,io5,ng, december, 741c; January. 747c.
- '-0Ic' March, 756c.
Of Iork' Aug. 5.-Riordan & Co. saw
6ay eQlton to-day: This was the T,;ld Pay
time ''t nc cotton market has seen for a long
peus Ls ne trading opened under the inn
Jam LAM VI a rise of about 1854 in Tiverponi
then opened at 7.31c, receded to E9I Il
75sc v-i.1c to 1920. and closed al 1880
reco,,rWlth the tone firm. The tTade ' ocV.,
We 5alzes the fact of the truth Of vbic%
that the c ret satisfied for ten days past,
tempts Of Clop Is badly hurt, and the at
tanoC,711l host of shorts to cover sirn,,i-
advancaP caused the remarkably sbarn
taken rIo o1 to-day. But the rise that has
pouni pfiace of nearly a cent and a half a
of da-,lal.lom the lowest, discounts a deal
59O666 "b5oaSe. and the purchase of nesriv
short gaies to-day has largely reduced The
can -nII{erest SO that at the nonoent ~. ~
is pourIgS advise buying The new cotton
wttho',tH ig in with a freedom altoeetber
The 50ut precedent so early in Au isset dT
kets Is esSure of this cotton upon the mar
furtbor Sa a55 to make itself felt. Upon any
turn '9'lce we FAVOR selling for a
We" York, Aug. 5.-The sun says: cot