The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-30

Receipts since sept. i, OIL go
Same time last year 700, l6l
Same time year before last. .943, 255
Exports, Coastwise, this day.......... 81
Stock on hand this day .......,...... 1851
Same day last year ....................7,6B
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this day .................... PSI
This day last week ................ 1862
This day last year .....,..,......... 40
This day year before last ......... 70
Receipts past six days .............. 1854
Same DAYS last year ........... 4,561
Same days year before last .....,. 1921
Total receipts since Sept l, 1896 ..6,6OS,S9S
Same time last year ...............5,15 9, AT
Same time year before last ........7 1928, 1888
Stock at the ports to-day .......... 106,6S9
Stock same day last year .......... 1854
Daily movements at other ports
Galveston-Quiet; middling, 79sc; sales,
s. stock, 1885,
New Orleans-Frm; middling, 74c; net
receipts 81; sales. 45O; stock, 1857.
Mobile-Nothing doing; middling, TIC;
stock, 1890.
Charleston-Firm; midding, 794c; stock,
1914.
Wnmlngton-Firm middling, Sc; stock,
LBS.
Norfolk-Firm; middling, S1sc; sales, IA;
stock 1,l66.
Baltimore-Nominal; middling, sac;
gross. 80; stock, 1852
new 4Olh-0lGdQyg LllQuiASB oCs SAOSSI
40; sales, 305, all spinners; stock, q, 483.
Boston-Quiet; middling, 15-16c; net re-
ceipts 100.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iddlng. SIC; stock,
4l99
Daily movements at interior towns
Augusta-Frm; middling, Sc; net re-
ceipts 81; sales, II; stock, TAI.
Mcmphis-Steady; middling, 1880; net
receipts, 8; sales, 2OO stock, Glib.
ST. Louis-Firm; middling, 1850; net
receipts 4; gross, 2S4; stock, 1924.
Cincinnati-Quiet; middling, SIC; stock,
1893
Houston-Quiet; middling 75sc; net re-
celpts, 1876; stock, 95l.
Louisville-Steady; middling, sac.
Exports of cotton this day
Mobile-Coastwise, so.
Observation-Disclosures 81.
New York-To to the continent, 600 for
warded, POI.
Total foreign exports this day-To the
continent 800
Total foreign exports thus far this week
TO Great Britain, 2,071; to the continent,
4948
Total since Sept /, 1S96-To Great Bri-
tam, 1905, 62S: to France, 699, 545; to the con-
unent 2l38,555
Liverpool. July 49, 4 p m.-Cotton spot
Itlr demand and prices firm and unchang-
eu. American middling, AID; the sales of
"''f NNAN ltsVVV DdleS OI WHICH ZVUU
were Tor speculation and export, and in
ended 1850 American. Receipts, $500
o1Ies' all American. Futures opened quiet
with a moderate demand and closed quiet
put steady at the advance; American mid
uilhg' low middling clause. July Aid buy
ers' July-August, 4.O9d4. 10d buyers; Au-
Eust-September, 4.05d4O6d, buyers: Sep
iember-October, S62a3 .6Sd sellers; Octo-
Der-November, S56d3,57d, sellers; Novem-
pyI-December Bod, sellers; December
January, 3.52035Sd, buyers; January-Feb-
dgary, 352Q353d, buyers; February March,
o'''d buyers; March-April 354d, sellers;
AplA-May, S.Aq3.55d, buyers
New York, July 29.-The cotton market
Vpened to points higher, further ad-
Fanced l to points and closed steady at
d net advance of 4d15 points. A favora bic
urn or the Liverpool market and pro-
Hounced strength here were the supporting
ii'c'ofs' The forepart of the session the
"a sea ping element was in full control
ir oul shght changes were noted. Trad
t,5 lh the afternoon was spasmodic. but
~ dctlVe with the total transactions OF
oc pay footing up $1,000 bales. A feature
-"r Jay transactions was the unusual
-''l" lor August contracts by local par
., VINO closed out short accounts. The
az ''lIy better condition of the dry goods
strenoiht'iHt cloth markets tended to
strengthen bullish sentiment.
New York, July 20 noon.-Cotton futures
49," r''Aay az the advance. sales 800
NJ, January. 7O6c; February, 7O9c;
r',,, '4c; APRIL 7l7c; July. 7.5oc; Au-
~, Sc September, Z 2sc: October. 70sc.
'.in.er' 1Olc; December, 7.O3c.
m" ORR July %. 4 p. m.-Cotton fu-
,,S Closed steady; sales. &c 900 bales. Ian.
Ali .Vyei February. tie; March. 71ic;
49, '.itri July, 7G2c; August 75Sc: SEN
? o1., r. ""lc; October, 7.l0c; November
''o.' December 7Jic.
60 ''ledns. July 29.--Cotton futures
49,, -ales $500 bales; July. nominal.
- i5ci September. 6.9la6 93c. Octo-
c.r,t D'''Noi Sc November. 67aff6 SOC. De.
t5'"oer' b6lu6S2c; January. 6Sigjg sge.
u", es'00. SOC; March. 6. eOli6 92c.
~ Wv" lork' July 29.-Riordan a Co. saw
.Y1'Ou today: THE cotton market Wa
narrow to-day The absence OF anv
f..uIe 10 sell was stu marked. ana tbs
Au'. or the day was the strength ~
t,,' s.s' contracts. The shorts m Thai
ri,,,,iin were nervous at the signs OF ma.
't',al'ohh' ana 1t closed 10 points above
"a, e.l,,y maj figures. The general nst
10, .,..-,. uielesa but advanced few potnts
p,,si,i ,1pi'ng win the strength Of the near
,5,. r,i. Liverpool was a shade better
higbD, "inb' ana prices here were points
4itlons I'M, the opening. Crop con.
i,f were all that could Ia
desired. Liverpool ana ~ o uo
cans 10Th sent moderate b,,,i,,s ,.,,.'.-
.'ie January opened at 2 ~ ~ u''
~ 'l0c and closed az 70ae ~ M. -,
IONS OF the market sfcaJv I, a.
81 itlcll whether there IA spalc.ort
'.lil interest IN that month 80 49,
.ile-zc profitable" "''Ne