The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-13

Receipts since Sept. ], 'Sb...-.....,... S4l,olz
Same time last year 1921
Same time year before last ........... 9l2,925
Exports, coastwise, this day ........ 40+
Stock on hand this day ................ 1929
same day last year .........-......... 1881
Receipts and Stocks at the Ports
Receipts this day .................... 4o4
This day last week ................. 534
This day last year .................. sos
This day year before last........... So
Receipts past three days l......... 1858
Same days last year ...-.............. LOOP
Same days year before last......... 1,3l4
Total receipts since Sept ], 1886. $500 l2S
Same time last year ................ s. 1910
Same time year before last...........7,S2 3, 3S9
Stock at the ports to-day........... 15S,792
Stock same day last year.......... PHASE
Daily Movements at Other Ports
Galveston-Quiet; middling, lilo; net
receipts, I; sales, 81; stock, 5,74l.
New Orleans-Easy; middling, Z Lilo; net
receipts, 130; sales, 200; stock, 23,0S1.
Mobile-Nothing doing; middling, ~ net
receipts /; stock, 2,S2S.
Charleston-Firm; middling, "a; net re-
ceipts, .; sales, 900; stock, 1865.
Whining ton-Firm; middling, TX; stock,
a22S.
Norfolk Firm; middling, s; sales, 8;
stock 1850.
Baltimore Nominal; middling. SIS;
stock 1902.
New York-steady; middlng, 1915 net
receipts none; gross, 235 sales, 2,290;
spinners, S44; stock, $3.50.
Boston-Steady; middling, Z 1915; gross
receipts 81.
Phiadelphia-Quiet; middling, s 3-16; net
receipts 301; stock 4190
Daily Movements at Interior Towns
Augusta-Firm; middlng, rs; net re-
ceipts Y; sales, %; stock, ,235.
Momphis-Steady; middling, "a; net re-
ceipts So; sales $50; stock, 1856
ST. Louis-Quet; middling, IA; net re-
eeipts 211; stock, 12,46S
Cincinna ti-Quiet; middling 8; net re-
ceipts. 24l; stock, PIES.
Houston-Quiet; middiing, 11-16; net re-
ceipts, IS; stock, 1863.
Lousville-Quiet; middling. "a.
Exports of Cotton This Day
New Orleans-Coastwise so.
4 SaVannah-Coastwise 404.
Norfok-Coastwise, 1O4.
' Balumore-CoastWise, 500.
New York-To the continent, 1,6O7; for
Warded, 235.
Total foreign exports from all ports this
day: To Great Britain, none; to France,
none; TO the continent, 1907.
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
Tar this week; To Great Britain, 596; to
France, none; to the continent 1,G07
Total foreign exports since Sept. l, '96:
10 Great Britain, 2,99l ,057; to France, $685.,
O9l; to the continent 2,116,C0S.
Liverpool, July 12.-Cotton, spot, mod
crate demand; prices easier; American
mddiing 7-52d sales Of the day were
500 bales, Of which so were for specuia-
ion and export, including $3.50 bales
american; receipts, 2,40O, all American;
n FUTURES opened easy. with moderate de-
ma"G, ana closed easy at the decline;
American middEng, low middling clause.
July, 4CSd buyers; July and August. 4.O7d
Seilersi August and September, 4.O3di cad
se-eIs' september and October, 36ld sell
sIs' october and November, 3.55d3. SD
buyers November and December. 3.53d
tiers December and January, S51G3. SD
Ndiuei January and February 35l03 52d
ee-ersi February and March. 2 52d SELF
March and April, 3.52a3. SD buyers;
Atll ana May 3.53a3 sd sellers.
w." YORK, July 1.-THE cotton market
o''ueu easy at decline Of 1G3 points rul-
g. i"olerately active with a weak under
'oHt, IurihCr declined 4d5 points on nm
factory cables and generally bearish
C''h accounts. Covering caused a martial
a. o'.' ana the market closed steady
net decline reduced to 1G3 points. as
Juy alone was finally quoted a Z
..'99y closing figures. Total sales
lain oo,Vo oa.es. The government bull
ie5 showing rain at numerous points
- some activity in selling for short
a., -l1 I'D the absence Of outside specuIa
."FPoFt During the afternoon there
l,.L a'hs selling for the account of Eng-
b,.-,iS with private advices indicating
>, L, .ee"ng abroad, on recent reports
west N'Ousht IN the south
tare. YORK July - noon.-Cotton fu-
uary -@,u easy; sales. $3.50 bales. Ian
Gr-U Dle' February, O2c: March ? oeI..
s. 1irr 49, July, 1900; August. FAC.
ber fGc, &c October, 6.9sc; Novem-
',.' December. s CSC.
tu'" York July l2, 4 ID. m Cato, q.
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70- t.''ei February. z. orc. No.
7at.' tnp.i' t.l0c; July. 7.25e. Ans,,,..
combsr ql '''e'' 'At' October. soc: De
qi'er.. 'orieans, July i2-cotton futures
Aury., iasU bales; July. 7gac ntd.
O.tos,, '.-''t n26c; September : stSi- a.,
Ie.e-rt '.'o Ihblc; November. 6cSS,e a.,
D ehru.r,.' ',i"pl2c; January e74S,e ri
Ncw w. "HhDc; March. 6. s01,6 30
p cotton suly l2.--Riordan & Co s,v
peHcI to-l.,, lore the cotton marked
agor. r,,,Ids many private dlsnstcbor
Norfh,., announcing fine - y
If M, .eAas ana fair rains ,t- .no in
BON ro.t.l generally. The weather ~. 7,
lfI also -L confirmed those dlspatcb,i
fort ~ 100 rains IN Arkansas and
nl. th.. NJ, .ouon belt. Llverpo,i
poe sH. ni1ihihg were baartsb ,rt
.r, there were sr,ti 'lHs' Inc
ul.t 10 TWO s.xty-f9urtbs 80 80 prices
0HH from one 10 avs ,'..
BE- open.ae .. .,,,ns sold here freely og',r
arts.r T6, ana The market declined 's s,,I,
j.. Is eerS ,m 1''iT t, in cotton on both OH
pfcFsare a. 'l I'm ho"ever and therefore
boz d.g under me .na iS sre ~ Later
arp.y. s.i..,,he summer months I, rs good
''.. ,, 'sis' ,op'ned at Z Sc. dsei ii,e
~. - p,S to 100. sod closed .e,''i ', si
10y '" 'Ae tone OF the mafl<et
rs..o yer De Question ., d.,
D. art 5,ss''ned for The o. pS drought is
70 eooI bg.ss.hg on tie s,rong no :. ne
market "rl 50 lower ,,a I. prices We