The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-25

Good mddling ......'''''--.''''''''''' =
Middling 7,S
Low mddling .....-'''''''~-'''''' - =
Good ordinary ...--....... '''''''''01s
Market firm; sales, llS
savannah Receipts, Exports and Stocks:
ReceiDts this day .....--.--.'....'.'.'-
Receipts this day last year. $40
peceipts this day year before last 10
Receipts since Sept. !, 1896 ST. $50
same time last year .,...............I54,5S 81
same time wear before last ......... .43,226
Evnorts. coastwise, this day ........ 50
stock on hand this day ............. 1924
Same day last year ..........-....,.. SOSl
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this day ........-.'.'..'''' "oV
This Gay last week .................. 5l2
This dav last year ........-........... Alb
This day year before last ........ Ia
Total receipts since Sept. !, 1896, .6,6O6,S74
Same time last year ...-........... D. l5o,33O
same time year before last ...... 7,92L64
Stock at the ports to-day ........ 1GS,SA
Stock same day last year ........ 1854
Daily movements at other ports
Galveston-Quiet; middling, rs; net re-
ceipts. So; sales, 1885, stock, 2,2@.
New Orleans-Firm; middling, IA; net
receipts, 95; gross, 1854; sales, 800; stock,
1888.
Mobie-Steady; middling, 77s; net re-
ceipts, 7; gross 154; sales $50; stock, 2,l82
Chareston-Firn; middling, IA; net re-
ceipts y; stock, 10, 562.
Wilmington-Firm mdddling, 8; net re-
ceipts, z; stock, 1,212.
Norfolk-Firm; middling. SIS; net re-
ceipts. IS; gross, 40: sales, IL stock, 1897.
Baltmore-Nominal; middling, 81; stock
1888
New York-Quiet; middhng, 1915; gross
60: sales, ass, all spinners; stock, 1,143.
BostOn-Steady; mictdling, 1915; net re-
ceipts, l23; gross. 449.
Philadelphia4Firm, middling. s S-16; net
receipts, II; stock, 3,S12
Daily movements at interior towns
Augusta-Firm middling, s; sales, SO;
stock. 11G5
Memphis-steady; middling, 1916; net
receipts 7; sales $50; stock, 6,196.
ST Louis-Steady; middling, Z 1916; net
receipts, S; gross, 43; sales, 81; stock, TO-
49,
Cincinnati-Firm; middling, s1s; stock,
1892.
Houston-Quiet; middling, rs: net re-
ceipts. 9; gross IO6; stock, 1,407.
Louisville-Firm; middling, 8.
Exports OF Cotton This Day
New York-Forwarded, 90 bales.
New Orleans-To the continent. 1,640
bales.
Charleston-Coastwise, 80 bales.
Savannah-Coastwise so bales.
Norfolk-Coastwise 412 bales.
Exports from all ports this day and thus
FAR this week: To the continent, 164O
bales
Total exports from all ports since Sept.
!, lss6-299s 557; to France, 69s,545; to the
continent, 2,1S547.
Liverpool July "a, p. m.-Closing, cot
ton, spot quiet and Prices unchanged;
American middling, AID; the sales of the
day We're G000 bales Of, which 800 were
for speculation and ex' BORT, and included
300 American; receiptsL 1000 all Ameri-
can; futures opened ste dy, with a mod
IL. ole frtt afa t a1x
American middling, low middling clause,
July 4l2a4l3d buyers; July-August, AID
buyers. August-Septemb Der 4.07d sellers;
rpiem0er-OctOber 3.63d buyers; October
november, 3.5lq3.5sd buyers; November
December. 3.55d sellers: December-Janu-
s.y 5@a354d buyers; January-February.
oosp5-5id sellers; February March, 3.54d
se"ers, March-April 3.5A4S.55d value;
Apfl-May. 3.JJd3.J SD sellers
New York, July 24.-The cotton market
developed a good deal Of irregularity to-
Kay CHIEFLY resulting from the close of
august contracts, which opened at a de-
nc OF points and made an irregular
,,lI| or 10 points. while the rest of the
-s.. io.oWing the opening call. worked
''" range OF points selling from
,'.1 10 ''3c; August SOLD off to 7.47c. but
"'."'al zigzag action, which led to
"-It OF less current belief that manip-
-,'l'.i' more than any other cause, was
- DC was claimed that the rise was
'F demand from consumers The
,.hs' closed quiet and steady. with
"aaiF points lower to . points
sales, i3,i0O.
on" FORK July p, noon.LCotton futures
steady sales, 300 tales; January.
7f-' 9ll .aly- LO9c; March, 713c; April.
az. 1c''s' '.4oc; August. Z43c; September.
comic -..r' |V'c; November, 7O2c; De
~, FORK, July "a / p. m.-Cotton flu
e.
Ar.a., y. rlic' April. I.l7c: July, 75Oc:
-,-,- A. '-'tc' September z25c: October
Nm .m1er I02c; Dncember. 7Otc
o..a.. .. ...'As, July q. Cotton futures
iea- r' $500; July. nominal; August.
C7s4f- ePiembcr, 6.H0d692c: October.
bar November, n TSa6 7gc. Deem,
Nhslo. January gSgo,6 a.. tsat
E.e t''.e' March. GS0aG9ic.
~ .ot,r, July H.-Isiordan & co. saw
. o,re..a.I N9thing OF importance has
va,k ana - aHect the cotton market this
moment -es snow no net change Of
y I...... ANtust contracts nuctuated
a. iao early part OF the v,eei,. H.,
t..t I'D. .I Ply but In the last two days
e. very strong and rcco,croi ~.
f.r.rfs., lhe wetk closed with tbo
o., I.t.,,, 5''seH more puzzled than over
or trr rsrt "Aat Tho immediate future
..r A.i thould be. To-day thcra
u... .r.. Iis' Liverpool was prscfie.
ana The opening hero was
sr "sf ou August. ana abopt ~
n.-. nIghrs figures on tbo eise.
4 l.. W 'hs FIRST hour there was mo
'1' market advanced. Au-
'o.af ..f 'ela9f Towards tho cieae
.... "crc selling ana nart =, S ~
Or s.- Nat aoHt. January onene9
.. .dhe'd 90 7.i0e. declintd ~ |
t.. r t., .. ar 7osc 10 oac. with ne |
bong. ..r marx. marie quiet AMI steady. Ai-
'lYalat'e '..s tinlh are not as uni I,
20. ay. M tho continued prev. |
weather in Texas H. ~ |
la.. j.. ~ y. 49, 70 an enormous VIA. |
,l'.t speculation. but sonti. |
l. al higher market. |
Nf sifnt ana claim that 4 |
On be readily con-urs,d 4
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