The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-08-05
COTTON.

r.
I,eoeirts his day year before last. 10
p.csiplr since Sept, l, 1887 ....''.l' Sl'SlS
4 csn7e time last year ......'..''.'''' otI'ooo
e@ne - tsar before last........ 755,54S
same ~ 'os',fI,ise mis- day ..... 200
Exports go mis- dav ............ 1896
Ssn,e dav last year ..........''.'." ''t'o
Receipts and stocks at the ports
Bacsiuts this day .............'..'.-. !'oiO
4 This dav last week .........'...'.'' 1000
This day last year ......'....'.''''''' ~
This dly wear before last .-....... ~
LIE "'' sly davs ...,... 9,206
Ie1FiPl7 ~ last year ...... 27S6
salIS ,',. var before last ..... Sab
ToraI receipts since Sept. l, 1897 .'S6l6'toS
A eam4 line last year ............,...o, oIo' ny
en-. Tim, wear before last ......o l6l, 595
rt,os Al the ports to-day .........o Z4O9fu
4 St,cz same day last year ........... 9O,Oot
n Daily Movements at Other Ports
Galyeston-Quiet; middling, 11-16; net
receipts. Y: gross, p; sales, 80; stock,
1892. ,,.,. =.
net receipts COS; gross, GIG; sales SOo;
Nobae-Quiet; middling, 55s; net receipts,
4 124; gross, 124; sales, 100; stock, S,11S.
Charleston-Quiet; middling, 514; stock,
Wnmington-steady; middling, 59s;
stock J.93S
IA
ceipts, 4SS; gross, ABS; sales, 80; stock, A.
& O64
Baltimore-Nominal; middling, 69s gross
4 receipts, AL; stock, 12,S46
New York-Dun; middling, 1-16; net re-
4 ceipts, a; gross, SO; sales, ST.; spinners,
a III; stock S2S29.
Boston-DuI; middhng, 61-16; net re-
ceipts 220; gross, 220
Phlade phia-Quiet; middling, 5-16;
stock. 10545.
Daily Movements at Interior Towns
Augusta-Steady; middling, 1-16; net re-
ceipts, "a; gross, "a; stock, 1914.
Memphis-Quiet; mddling, SIS; net re-
ceipts, 40; gross $40; sales, $50; stock, 3d.
Isl.
St. Louis-Dull; middling, 524; net re-
ceipts, 70; gross, 1879; stock, 1881.
Cincinnau-Quiet; middling, G; net re-
ceipts 63 gross, 50; stock, 1855.
Houston-Quiet middling, SIS; net re-
ceipts, ISL; gross, 49, sales, 1856; stock,
5S58.
Louisvine-Quiet; middlng, 6.
Exports Of Cotton This Day
New Oreans-To the continent, 400;
4 coastwise. $50.
Mobne-Coastwise, 8.
Savannah-Coastwise 200.
Norfolk-To the continent, 2,100; coast
wise c.
New York-To the continent, 2S2; for
warded. 81
Boston-To Great Britain, l.
Total foreign exports from all ports
this day-To Great Britain l. to the con-
tnent, 1892
total foreign exports from all ports thus
Iar tals Week-TO Great Britain, 20 934; to
france, leo: to the continent, 6,426
Iotal foreign exports since Sept. l, 1887
no Great Britain. g. 1856, $40; to France, S15,-
oj5' to the continent, 1851 ,345
Liverpool Aug 4, o. m.-Cotton. spot
4'lI demand, prices unchanged; American
mida!mg l5-32d sales, 10000 bales, OF
"hich 1000 bales were for speculation and
export and included $500 bales American;
receipts so bales, all American.
utuIes opened quiet with a poor de-
mana ana closed steady; American mid
u.hs' low middling clause August 3240
80 sellers; August-September, 323d324d
SsneIsi September-October, 322d sellers;
pclooer-November, S.21d buyers; Novem-
UeI-Deeemoer, 3.20d32ld sellers; Deem
peI-Jdnuary, 30d3.2ld value; January
1eoruary 3.20Q321d buyers; February
Ma5ch' 5AG5 22d sellers; March-April,
"a Ia, Duyers April-May, S.23d sellers; May
June, 523d buyers; April-May 3.23d SELL
& NS, May-June, 3.29Q324d buyers.
81 Ne" York, Aug. 4.-There was a narrow
q % -9 lealureiess market for cotton to-day.
81 ~'Neis were very scarce and after OPEN
7 uI' az a decline of 1q2 points, the
"JaN"77s being caused by disappointing
ao''s ana a high average to crop reports
81 market picked up the loss on buying
wa ue account of prominent COTTON con-
"hleh Led smaller shorts to cover
81 I'M, Je 3llernoon the market was specula-
E nat late news Offering no induce
u'' 10 Dulis or bears. The market closed
WIN net gain of / point
-I'" ork, Aug. 4, nOon.-Cotton futures
her az W. ~, 2.s5ci September $500; Octo-
. Loo. ''''-' November, $3.50; December 5000;
81 H.. oooc; February, 6.OSc; March,
Apil 6l5c; May, else.
pis % iH,-Cotton futures closed quiet; Au-
~ En.l, '''1' september, $500; October, 5.g7c;
49, li'ef b.pNc; December 6O3c: Janu-
# Erf Wy 81 February, 6.09c; March, 6.13c;
\. '1 o.l5c; May, 6.20c
may 0lIeans, Aug. 4.-Cotton futures
"A eoo. r' uSI o.59a5.60c; September, $500
~ I,'oper, 5.6l@562c; November. 565G6
Lseember 5.70a5. tic; January 57561
&c. larry o'tS4o79c; March, 562QI
* @ imam, Ca, Aug 4.-Paine. Murphy
say OF cotton: "The trading TODAY
ola of 'p'y hand to mouth affair, de-
s,.r+ rD.eIest or profit, prices not huc-
ur g7.,I. ,oIe man 2 points in any option
~ MY duVices from points through
"a o-,.., 'o'lon belt were rather bullish
gus report grassy cotton on account
# 1-.s '|Neh rain, wind storms. etc Re-
All ION respective sections all tend to-
o,,s probable damage of a more or less
1ork' Aug. 4-Hubbard Bros &
eIa.- 'L cotton: The characteristic
iaa.5 -, ,' ol me past few days was con-
lo-uuy with the light trading which
5o .eeoine usual. kilograms from f "v,St'
III = ,fg'i that advices of bad weather
WI -.t.i,'"s some solicitude, but that new
ON ~, selling there is being carried on
snort account. Here there is no
II .n8,re POSITION and the market drags
'''le new developments"
DRY GOODS.
Nv tork' Aug. dry goods buvers
imie,.s' we market to-day in much larger
IA ley srs . IAN has been the case before.