The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-15


Receipts this day ..........,........... Is
Receipts this day last year ......... 996
Receipts this day year before last....none
Receipts since Sept. 1, SO. ...........S 41 945
Same time last year .757. III
Same time year before last ......... .943, 737
Exports. coastwise, this day.... 20
Stock on hand this day .............. 1884
Same day last year ................... 1922
Receipts and stocks at the ports
Receipts this day Observation-Disclosures. 264S
This day last week .................. 342
This day last year .................... 1872
This day year before last ............ 1920
Total receipts since Sept. l, 80 ...6, 627,5S4
Same time last year ..................5,1S4 245
Same time year before last .........7, 1913, 213
Stock at the ports to-day ....... S12O7
stock same day last year ........... 1888. S97
Daily Movements at Other Ports
Calves on-Easy middling, 9-16; net re-
ce.Dis, 1872: sales, 101; stock, $3.50
New Or.eans-Easy; middling, Is; net
receipts. 500; sales, 80; stock, 1894
Mobile-Nothing Doing; middling, TX;
not receipts, 6; stock, 1854
CAariestOn-F.rm; midding, ~; net re-
ce..ts. +: stock. 1924.
Whining on-Quiet mlddling, u; net re-
CENTS. II. stock, 443.
Norfoik-Firm; middling, S1s; net re-
ceipts, 200; stock, 459.
Baltimore-Nominal; middling, 81. stock
12-9,
New York-Quiet; middling, 3; net re-
cepts, none; gross, none; sales $50 al
Spnners; stock, 49, 739.
Boston-Stealy middling. s; net Ie-
cepts, 80, gross 20.
Pniade.phia-Quiet; middling, 81; net re-
ce.2ts' l59; gross, 511; stock $3.50.
Daily Movements at Interior Towns
Augus.a-5 eldy; middling, 49, net re-
cepts, Il; sales. g. stock, 1853.
No mpAIs-Steady; middling. "a; net re-
cepts, 3; sales, -; stock. 4645.
ii. Louis-Stealy, middlng, Z 1916; net
receipts, 10; sales. l,13S; stock, 9167.
Cincina1d-Quiet; middlng. So, net re-
cepJs, 81; ock, S,154
housion-ot'a w; middling, ~; net re-
ce9ts. 1863; gross, 200; stock. 5,l47.
l.oolsyllle-SteaGy, middling, s.
Exports of cotton this day
aNdnnah-COastwise, 20.
Norfolk -Coastwise. 200
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
lai to-day and this week: To Great Bri-
an l' TO France, none; to the continent.
~ io.al foreign exports since Sept. 1. '96;
- iG treat Britain, 1905. ga; to France. 699
']' 10 the continent, 2.144.6jS.
liverpool Aug. A. D. m-Cotton. spot
4s'dI demand, prices lower; American
tailalins fair; 4 19-32d: good middling. 4
-, American middling, Sled; low
"'IlIHg, lid good ordinary. 3 l5-1ed.
UIlAary' Sad. The sales Of the dav were
pales of which 500 were for specula-
, '- anu export and included 1900 Ameri-
t1I.. i,eeelpts' 5000 bales, including 120O
,- american. Futures opened quiet
"''I moderate demand, and closed ouiet
r,,s5 lg decline; American middling, low
't''''ll.s clause, August, 4O6G4 O7d sellers:
september, 401d402d sellers; Sep
''' t'-d september October. 3.586f3. 591
Ne. yoro',, ioDer,-Noyember, 3.52aS.5Sd val
,.i 'of r'lner-December 350d sellers; De-
January, 34Sd3.49d sellers: Janua-
H 4, - gofuary 3.4S03.49d sellers; February
+-15 ]. S-tsd sellers; March April, $3.50
saiue; Apri-May, 35OG3.51d sellers.
''ll -lune 3.5la3.52d sellers.
t lo'N, Aug, H.-Cotton opened easy
10y August which opened steady.
. f..t -. 'i' ance of one point Following the
I... "u me market recovered most of the
a.l aIl sun later became very weak
has i7d.ar. August, which heretofore
~. =" maintaining a strong relation 10
ra ~ LIST showed at one time lead
M. r'Nie7s and broke from 7.65c to
t., -.a., ing the latter part of the session
q, De. was very active. chiefly owing
Il g. .I,. t"iHduon. the influence being zen
lf. ~ including Disappointing ca
th .d.'y glowing accounts regarding.
n o- ,"Hl nucd indifferences on the mart
. Oh. r.. S'eculators and a tendency on
10 ssn5 . southern and foreign traders
,s.n4tl ',IS orders and Increasing croD
r..H.T just before the close A,,o,us+
r,l on covering but The roar,.[, 3 sue. 10y
"a. tu 'A steady with the net advance
le.t y 3D.. ,uuced to points, while the
b .o.nt l-t showed a net loss of 10 to
Nr..6.f Ioial sales Of futures reached
u-'' 81" .. 5or's Aug. u. noon.-cotton fu-
utrg. sqt., easy; sales 1900 bales. Jan
April -a piu dry G98c: March. 6 99c.
may. Iiips Anuffef : co.. c..
lo. '-I.; October. 0Gc. ho,,.,,i,e,
N., m1er, G80e. -
ilr.s ...,., aug. "a, p. m.-Cotton fu-
hl.o.. 0l..i "'rely steady; sales Si.1Ol
i0u f.-.. prices; January. 6.Slc: Feb
ff.. March 6sfc: April g Ql.. MAJ,
i..,r.. t.l h''e; September 7Oic; Oc-
november 67Sc. December.
t.... Aug. li-Cotton futures
s'psn... '-lV bales. August. 7.i9li7 g1c.
'lrm..r logic; October. g.jia6 52c;
J....,,,' o.Dlc; Decemhe. G.5ia
'f. o'lQ6.5Sc; February. q Goa,
Sow Y '.'o0b6ic; April, G6G6iB. &c.
.l.0.. aug. H-Riordan a co. saw
CURING ft... "Nofable crop developments
'.r.,- .'N have overshadowo1 other
u,,l cotton market, and prices
uls lf.r. .op nave declined about 30
eHe.Ir. ''"'lon ~ August contracts
I..l#..I thn price OF thai month
"U. "is lower again to-day
r... ''N"t started on fsp,ci, ,,o,,.,b
... points down on Ught
T ahl buying Tor New or
.. 'thei rallied 20 lasi nights
t.. 'uil+ had evidently become
Ll..f. p'fttstontly heurish attitude
'ul .'quilatod freely. Prices
NED points. ana then. ON
.... ' many stop orders rapidly
%. "... I'D " points more. Tho break
t.. tlHAl ana practically oe-